ROSES 2024: A.65 Responsive Science Initiatives Research

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Science Mission Directorate (SMD) has announced the funding opportunity ROSES 2024: A.65 Responsive Science Initiatives Research under its annual omnibus Research Announcement (NRA) Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences (ROSES) – 2024. This opportunity supports research initiatives in space and Earth sciences, providing funding for projects that advance scientific knowledge and technological development in these fields. The funding is part of NASA’s broader commitment to fostering scientific innovation and collaboration across multiple disciplines. The ROSES 2024 program allows for a variety of funding instruments, including grants, cooperative agreements, contracts, and inter-agency transfers, with most awards expected to be grants. The program encompasses a wide range of research and technology development efforts, supporting both fundamental and applied research. Proposals are accepted from a broad spectrum of organizations, including government entities, private institutions, for-profit and non-profit organizations, and both domestic and foreign institutions, although funding to non-U.S. institutions is generally restricted and subject to specific conditions. The application process includes an optional Notice of Intent, which must be submitted via NASA’s NSPIRES system by January 31, 2025. Full proposals are due by March 25, 2025. Interested applicants must download the necessary application documents, including required forms, from the NSPIRES website. Instructions for retrieving relevant program details, including program element descriptions and submission guidelines, can be found in the full solicitation. This opportunity does not require cost-sharing or matching funds from applicants. Award amounts and total program funding have not been specified, as funding levels will vary depending on the nature of the proposed research. The typical period of performance for awards is three years, with some exceptions allowing up to five years. Applicants are encouraged to review the NASA Proposer’s Guide for additional details on eligibility, funding restrictions, and special considerations for non-U.S. applicants. General questions about ROSES 2024 policies and procedures can be directed to Max Bernstein, Lead for Research at the Science Mission Directorate, via email at sara@nasa.gov. Technical inquiries specific to this program element should be directed to Argyro Kavvada, Earth Sciences Division, NASA Headquarters, at argyro.kavvada@nasa.gov or by phone at 202-213-7891. Additional information and updates about this funding opportunity, including amendments or clarifications, are available through the NASA Science website and related subscription services.