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Invites grantees with active medium and large awards in CISE Core Programs, Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace, and Cyber-Physical Systems to request supplemental funding to promote participation of the full spectrum of diverse talent in computing.

Invites proposals to the Research in the Formation of Engineers program on integrating sustainability, environmental, and societal topics into engineering education.

Invites the submission of supplemental funding requests to provide access to up-to-date research equipment to groups traditionally underrepresented in STEM at all levels—students, postdoctoral researchers and faculty.

Invites proposals for research coordination networks to support the development of mid-scale research infrastructure, with a focus on enabling research on the assets and needs of those historically underrepresented in STEM and increasing equity in education.

Invites proposals that focus on adaptation, implementation and/or dissemination of proven teaching strategies and learning materials for STEM undergraduates.

Encourages the submission of planning proposals for a future CREST-CHE center proposal with a focus on chemistry research.

Encourages the submission of novel and high impact proposals that advance inclusive computing education that prepares preK-12 and undergraduate students for the AI workforce.

Encourages proposals for pilot projects to develop an integrated national-scale cyberinfrastructure to support end-to-end climate research and education.

Highlights priority research areas and encourages submission of geoscience-related proposals focused on advancing knowledge, empowering communities and generating technological solutions that contribute to creating resilient communities.

Announces the scientific focus of the next round of the Global Centers Program—Bioeconomy.

Invites proposals for field campaigns to deploy seafloor transponders from the existing instrument pool for four sites at tectonic settings in the Cascadia and Alaskan subduction zones.

Supports collaborative research involving scientists from the United States, Germany and the United Kingdom in two focus areas: multi-scale crop physiology or programmable plants.

Invites multidisciplinary collaboration between U.S. and French researchers aimed at understanding mechanisms underlying life processes at the molecular and cellular scale using approaches from theoretical and experimental physics.

Invites submissions to foster research teams involving geoscientists; social, behavioral and economic science researchers; medical/public health professionals and the education community focused on the planetary and human-health impacts of climate change.