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    § Federal grant opportunity · 22-570

    Solar, Heliospheric, and INterplanetary Environment (SHINE)

    U.S. National Science Foundation is accepting applications for Solar, Heliospheric, and INterplanetary Environment (SHINE). The deadline is Rolling / not published and the published award range is $120K – $200K.

    Key facts

    Funder
    U.S. National Science Foundation
    Application deadline
    Rolling / not published
    Award range
    $120K – $200K
    Eligibility
    Eligibility criteria are published in the funding opportunity announcement.
    Geography
    United States
    Focus areas
    Research
    Opportunity number
    22-570

    Program overview

    Solar, Heliospheric, and Interplanetary Environment (SHINE) is a broad-based research program supporting enhanced understanding of and predictive capabilities for the processes by which energy in the form of magnetic fields and particles are produced by the Sun and/or accelerated in interplanetary space and on the mechanisms by which these fields and particles are transported to the Earth through the inner heliosphere. Broad-based, grass-roots associations such as SHINE have developed to focus community effort on these scientific questions. Proposals are solicited for research directly related to topics under consideration and discussion at community workshops organized by SHINE under focused topic areas indicated in the program description. Information on the current activities of SHINE may be found at the following web site: http://www.shinecon.org

    How to apply

    1. Confirm your organization meets the eligibility criteria above.
    2. Read the full funding opportunity announcement from U.S. National Science Foundation.
    3. Draft your narrative against the funder's stated priorities and review criteria.
    4. Submit before Rolling / not published, allowing time for registration and validation.

    View the official funding announcement

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