Sponsor	Title	Amount	Deadline	Notes
DOD	Army Research Office Broad Agency Announcement for Fundamental Research		White paper strongly encouraged     Open till 3/31/2022	ARL’s strategy is based on seven Science and Technology (S&T) Competencies: Ballistic Sciences, Computational Sciences, Human Sciences, Materials & Manufacturing Sciences, Network & Information Sciences, Propulsion Sciences, and Protection Sciences.
DOD	Army Research Laboratory Broad Agency Announcement for Basic and Applied Scientific Research		Open till 3/31/2022	W911NF-17-S-0003 The ARL BAA identifies topics of interest to the ARL Directorates (Computational and  Information Sciences Directorate, Human Research and Engineering Directorate, Sensors and Electron Devices Directorate, Survivability/Lethality Analysis Directorate, Vehicle and Technology Directorate, and Weapons and Materials Research Directorate) and to the Army Artificial Intelligence Task Force. The Directorates focus on executing in-house research programs, with a significant emphasis on collaborative research with other organizations in an Open Campus setting.
DOD	Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) Broad Agency Announcement		Open until superseded	FA9550-21-S-0001 Our focus is on research areas that offer significant and comprehensive benefits to our national warfighting and peacekeeping capabilities. These areas are organized and managed in two scientific branches, each with two teams: * Engineering and Information Sciences(RTA): ENGINEERING AND COMPLEX SYSTEMS (RTA1) and INFORMATION AND NETWORKS (RTA2) * Physical and Biological Sciences(RTB): PHYSICAL SCIENCES (RTB1) and CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (RTB2)
NSF	Dynamics, Control and Systems Diagnostics (DCSD)			The program promotes innovation in the following areas: Modeling: creation of new mathematical frameworks to apply tools of dynamics to physical systems; Analysis: discovery and exploration of structure in dynamic behavior; Diagnostics: dynamic methods that infer system properties from observations; Control: methods that produce desired dynamic behavior.
NSF	Engineering for Civil Infrastructure (ECI)			The ECI program focuses on geomaterials and geostructures, structural materials, structural and non-structural systems, and building envelopes. Principal Investigators are encouraged to consider physical civil infrastructure subjected to and interacting with the natural environment during construction; under normal service conditions; and under severe loading and environmental conditions such as extreme single or multi natural hazard events.
NSF	Civil Infrastructure Systems (CIS)			The CIS program focuses on civil infrastructure as a system in which interactions between spatially- and functionally- distributed components and intersystem connections exist; particularly welcomes research that addresses novel system and service design, system integration, big data analytics, and socio-technological-infrastructure connections.
NSF	Biosensing			Encourages proposals that, in addition to advancing biosensing technology, address critical sensor needs in biomedical research, public health, food safety, agriculture, forensics, environmental protection, and homeland security.