Grants
The High Energy Physics Program funds mission-related grants to universities for particle physics research. The program covers two major areas: physics research and advanced technology R&D.
Physics research includes experiments at accelerator facilities that utilize particle beams and detectors, non-accelerator experiments that utilize stand-alone detectors, R&D toward such experiments and theoretical physics. Advanced technology R&D provides grants for research and engineering development to establish the feasibility of the technologies required to build accelerator and storage rings for future particle physics research.
The program funds grants at more than 100 universities across the nation. Special funding opportunities also exist, including the Outstanding Junior Investigator Program, Advanced Detector Research Program, Dark Energy R&D Program, and Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory (DUSEL) R&D Program.
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How to Apply for Grants
HEP Grant Search Module
General HEP Programs
Specialized HEP Programs
- Advanced Detector Research (ADR)
- Outstanding Junior Investigator (OJI )
- Fundamental Research in Superconducting RF Cavity Design (SRF)
- Dark Energy R&D Announcement for FY 2008 - universities, laboratories
- Results of the 2007 Dark Energy R&D solicitation (2007) (2008)
- DUSEL R&D Announcement
- International Linear Collider Detector R&D (ILC)
Office of Science Programs that Include HEP Research
- Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)
- Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing (SciDAC) - universities, laboratories
Peer/Merit Review Policies
- Review and Selection of Research Projects
- Conflict of Interest
- Confidentiality of Research Proposals and Peer Review
