NASA Grant Opportunities
NASA funds most competed science research through ROSES, an annual omnibus solicitation covering Earth science, heliophysics, planetary science, astrophysics, and biological and physical sciences. Proposals are submitted through NSPIRES.
Open NASA funding opportunities from Grants.gov are listed below.
NASA grant programs
Recurring programs with eligibility, award size, and deadlines. Confirm current details on each official program page.
Open NASA funding opportunities
Search all open opportunitiesPosted on Grants.gov and refreshed several times a day, soonest deadline first. Each one opens a page with how to apply.
How to apply for NASA funding
- Find the ROSES program element that fits your work and note its step-1 and step-2 due dates.
- Register in NSPIRES and link your account to your institution.
- Submit the step-1 or notice of intent where required, then the full proposal through NSPIRES or Grants.gov.
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Frequently asked questions
What is NASA ROSES?
Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences, NASA's annual omnibus solicitation for competed science research, released with many program elements and staggered due dates.
Where are NASA proposals submitted?
Most go through NSPIRES, NASA's proposal system. Some can be submitted through Grants.gov, as the program element specifies.
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