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Environmental Geoscience — Federal Grants

Active NSF, NIH, DOE, and USGS awards for environmental geoscience researchers — intersection of geoscience with ecology and environmental science. Refreshed daily.

14 active awards listedTop researchers in environmental geoscience

NSF awards

National Science Foundation
Supporting the Success of Physical and Quantitative Sciences Scholars in Rural Appalachia
Anna Mummert · Marshall University Research Corporation
$2.00MJul 2026
Seafloor Phosphorus Weathering and Earth System Response to Geologic Perturbations
Kimberly Lau · Pennsylvania State Univ University Park
$494KAug 2026
EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program (EGFP): Experiential Learning and Workforce Training in the Atmospheric, Environmental, and Disaster Sciences
Zachary Suriano · Western Kentucky University
$1.11MSep 2026
EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program (EGFP): The Fellowship in Organismal Resilience (FOR) Program
Ned Dochtermann · North Dakota State University Fargo
$1.11MSep 2026
EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program (EGFP): Geologic Disturbances Through Time
Andrew Parsekian · University of Wyoming
$954KAug 2026
Conference: 2027 Label-Free Single Molecule Sensing Gordon Research Conference and Seminar
Georgios Alexandrakis · Gordon Research Conferences
$10KJun 2026
Collaborative Research: Linking gut microbiota to host nutrient dynamics, physiological performance, and survival in a resource-limited ecosystem
Robin Warne · University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
$435KJun 2026
EPSCoR Research Fellows: NSF: Developing a Practical Physics-Informed AI Benchmark for Estuarine Physical-Biogeochemical Prediction and Data Assimilation
Zhilong Liu · University of South Alabama
$248KAug 2026
EPSCoR Research Fellows: NSF: Understanding Low Cloud Evolution and their Interactions with Aerosols Using Observations, Machine Learning, and Modeling
Ehsan Erfani · Nevada System of Higher Education, Desert Research Institute
$300KAug 2026
Collaborative Research: Linking gut microbiota to host nutrient dynamics, physiological performance, and survival in a resource-limited ecosystem
Justin Yeakel · University of California - Merced
$336KJun 2026
Collaborative Research: Linking gut microbiota to host nutrient dynamics, physiological performance, and survival in a resource-limited ecosystem
Seth Newsome · University of New Mexico
$838KJun 2026
Research-based Interventions for Engaging Low-Income Undergraduates in STEM
Daniel Asunskis · Black Hills State University
$2.00MJul 2026

NIH awards

National Institutes of Health
No recent NIH awards for this subfield.

DOE awards

Department of Energy (via USAspending)
X ENERGY, LLC
COMPETITIVE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT: ADVANCED REACTOR DEMONSTRATION FOA# DE-FOA-0002271 PATHWAY 1 ADVANCED REACTOR DEMONSTRATIONS (DEMOS) AWARD TO X ENERGY, LLC THIS PROGRAM IS INTENDED TO FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF U.S. PRIVATE INDUSTRY ADVANCED NUCLEAR REACTOR DEMONSTRATIONS. IT WILL PROVIDE FUNDING FOR SEVERAL ADVANCED REACTORS THAT ARE RELIABLE, COST EFFECTIVE, LICENSABLE, AND COMMERCIALLY VIABLE. THESE DESIGNS ARE EXPECTED TO ENABLE A MARKET ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH COMMERCIAL REACTOR SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE THAT ARE SAFE AND AFFORDABLE TO BOTH CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE WHEN COMPARED TO COMPETING, ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF ENERGY IN THE NEAR- AND MID-TERM. THESE DESIGNS ARE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENTS IN SAFETY, SECURITY, ECONOMICS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OVER CURRENT NUCLEAR POWER PLANT DESIGNS.
$921,717,024Department of Energy
GEORGIA ENVIRONMENTAL FINANCE AUTHORITY
TO ADDRESS THE ABOVE GRID RELIABILITY AND RESILIENCY CONCERNS, THE FAMILY OF COMPANIES (FOC) WILL DEPLOY TARGETED IMPROVEMENTS TO THE FOC’S EXISTING GRID INFRASTRUCTURE, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING THREE ELEMENTS, PRIORITIZED TO FOCUS ON DISADVANTAGED / UNDERSERVED AND JUSTICE40 COMMUNITIES.
$249,129,382Department of Energy

USGS awards

US Geological Survey (via USAspending)
No recent USGS awards for this subfield.
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