Foundation / Corporation
Montana NASA EPSCoR
03/19/21 5:00 PM Mountain Time
Grants of up to $50,000 to Montana IHE faculty researchers for studies in the full range of scientific and engineering fields. Funding is intended to support aerospace programs that further the State's economy, connect faculty with industry, fortify high-tech companies, and build university research enterprises that will foster "spin-off" startup enterprises.
The goal of the Montana NASA EPSCoR Research Initiation grant program is to help boost the research programs of Montana higher education faculty research in areas that match scientific and technical problems of importance to NASA, enabling them to compete successfully for regular NASA funding.
Research Initiation Grants from the Montana NASA EPSCoR Program are intended to help junior faculty or faculty new to NASA research at Montana institutions develop nationally competitive research programs in areas of interest to NASA. For more information on NASA research areas of interest, see https://nasaepscor.montana.edu/interest.html.
Montana NASA EPSCoR goals:
Research Initiation grants are intended as seed money. Research Initiation funding can be used for graduate or undergraduate student support, materials and supplies, facility use fees, domestic travel, and faculty time (though this is not a funding priority).
GrantWatch ID#: 162120
Montana NASA EPSCoR Research Initiation grants are for up to $50,000.
Grants are for a period of one year. All grantees are expected to submit a follow-on proposal to NASA for continued funding within the period of the grant.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Apply Online: https://spacegrantmontana.submittable.com/submit/124659/education-and-research-grants
To upload proposals, click on the submit button on the website http://nasaepscor.montana.edu and follow instructions.
For questions, contact:
Chris Gregory, Program Coordinator
(406) 994-4223
charmon@montana.edu
Randy Larimer, Deputy Director
(406) 994-6085*
rlarimer@montana.edu
*For proposal discussion, e-mail is preferable
Office Mailing Address:
MSGC
PO Box 173835
Montana State University
Bozeman, MT 59717
Physical Office Location: 416 Cobleigh Hall, Montana State University
USA: Montana
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