Grant & Funding Directory

Abattement pour les entreprises de Mayotte

Relancer l’économie mahoraise après les destructions engendrées par le cyclone Chido.Ce dispositif prendra fin au premier janvier 2031. Opérations éligibles: L'abattement s'applique : pour l’IR, aux impositions dues au titre des années 2025 à 2029 ;pour l’IS, aux impositions dues au titre des exercices clos à compter du 31 décembre 2025 et jusqu’aux exercices ouverts à compter du 31 décembre 2029 ;pour la TFPB, aux impositions dues au titre des années 2026 à 2030 ;pour la CFE, aux impositions dues au titre des années 2026 à 2030. Montant de l'aide: Abattement de 100 %. Bénéficiaires: Entreprises mahoraises.  Couverture géographique: 1 Secteur / Domaine: Agriculture et pêche Country: France | Source: Aides-Entreprises (DGE)

PDS Lusaka and ZUEA American Spaces Programming

Award range: $10,000 - $29,409 Eligibility: Zambia U.S Exchange Alumni AssociationAlumni-led youth organizations

Lung Cancer Patient-Centered Outcomes and Survivorship Award

Lung Cancer Translational Research Award

Tick-Borne Disease Therapeutic/Diagnostic Research Award

Hearing Restoration Focused Research Award

Langue bretonne - Istitlañ

Soutenir la création de sous-titres en langue bretonne pour les long-métrages de fiction en langues étrangères en sortie nationale.Istitlañ veut dire "sous-titrer".Ce dispositif est mobilisable jusqu'au 31 décembre 2028. Opérations éligibles: Création de sous-titres en langue bretonne pour les long-métrages de fiction en langues étrangères en sortie nationale distribués en France et à l’international, qu’il s’agisse des sorties physiques sur support vidéo (Dvd, Blu-ray, etc.), en VOD sur les plateformes de téléchargement ou de streaming, en diffusion télévisuelle et dans les salles de cinéma.Dépenses éligibles :- Frais de traduction : Traduction et création des sous-titres en langue bretonne ;Relecture des sous-titres en langue bretonne ;Traduction des menus (pour les supports vidéo) ;Sous-titrage de bonus éventuels en VO.  - Frais techniques : Fourniture du fichier timecodé ;Insertion du fichier de sous-titrage ;Contrôle de la synchronisation ;Suivi technique. Montant de l'aide: Subvention représentant 80 % maximum des coûts de traduction, de relecture, d’intégration et de synchronisation des fichiers de sous-titres, dans la limite de 3 000 € par long-métrage.Le montant total des aides au titre d’Istitlañ ne pourra dépasser 30 000 € par an. Bénéficiaires: Sociétés assurant la distribution des long-métrages ;Sociétés ou associations travaillant à la réalisation des sous-titrages pour des sociétés assurant la distribution des long-métrages. Conditions d'éligibilité: Le porteur de projet s’engagera à justifier d’un minimum de 50 % des dépenses en Bretagne.La traduction du sous-titrage devra être effectuée en breton standard et rédigée dans l’écriture commune aux trois filières d’enseignement bilingue ou immersif. Les niveaux de langue de la version originale devront être scrupuleusement respectés.Le long-métrage sous-titré en breton devra avoir fait l’objet d’une exploitation en salles selon la chronologie des médias en vigueur.Le long-métrage sous-titré en breton devra avoir été impérativement produit en langue étrangère (ni en langue française, ni en langue bretonne). Couverture géographique: 1 Secteur / Domaine: Culture et création Country: France | Source: Aides-Entreprises (DGE)

Aide au documentaire

Soutenir le documentaire de création Opérations éligibles: Développement ;Développement renforcé ;Production audiovisuelle.  Montant de l'aide: Subvention dont le montant dépendra du projet. Bénéficiaires: Sociétés de production. Couverture géographique: 1 Country: France | Source: Aides-Entreprises (DGE)

Nursing Workforce Diversity

Award range: $1 - $555,000 Eligibility: Eligible organizations include accredited schools of nursing, nursing centers, academic health centers, and domestic public or private non-profit entities entities, such as state and local departments of health, faith-based organizations, community-based organizations, tribes, and tribal organizations.

Open Source Software: MOOSE: The Multiphysics Simulation Powerhouse

Open Source Software: MOOSE: The Multiphysics Simulation Powerhouse The demand for versatile, powerful simulation tools in scientific computing and engineering has never increased. Enter the Multiphysics Object-Oriented Simulation Environment (MOOSE), a state-of-the-art finite-element framework that promises to revolutionize how researchers and engineers approach multiphysics problems. Developed by the prestigious Idaho National Laboratory, MOOSE emerged from a need to tackle complex, real-world scientific challenges with precision and efficiency. Traditional simulation tools struggled with the nonlinear complexities inherent in multiphysics problems, leading to the development of MOOSE, which leverages advanced nonlinear solver technology to offer unmatched computational capabilities. MOOSE provides a high-level interface that simplifies the complexity of multiphysics simulations. Its core features include a fully-coupled, fully-implicit multiphysics solver, dimension-independent physics, automatic parallelization for large-scale simulations, and modular development for code reuse. With built-in mesh adaptivity and Continuous and Discontinuous Galerkin methods, MOOSE is designed to be both powerful and intuitive, ensuring researchers can focus on their work without getting bogged down by the intricacies of the simulation software. Advantages: Streamlined Multiphysics Simulation: Tackle complex problems with a fully coupled, implicit solver. Scalability: Effortlessly scales to over 100,000 CPU cores for large-scale computations. Flexibility: Dimension-independent physics and ~30 pluggable interfaces cater to various scientific disciplines. User-Friendly: An intuitive API and flexible GUI simplify the user experience from setup to execution. Advanced Features: Continuous and Discontinuous Galerkin methods, mesh adaptivity, and parallel multiscale solves. Applications: Engineering Analysis: Design and validate engineering solutions across various disciplines. Scientific Research: Conduct sophisticated physics, materials science, and beyond research. Energy Sector: Optimize renewable energy integration and nuclear reactor simulations. Environmental Studies: Model ecological impact and sustainability measures. Embark on a journey of discovery and innovation with MOOSE. Visit mooseframework.org or download it today to explore its capabilities, access installation instructions, and start transforming your research with the leading edge in multiphysics simulation technology. INL�s Technology Deployment department focuses exclusively on licensing intellectual property and partnering with industry collaborators capable of commercializing our innovations. Our goal is to commercialize the technologies developed by INL researchers. We do not engage in purchasing, manufacturing, procurement decisions, or providing funding. Additionally, this is not a call for external services to assist in the development of this technology.

Grid Research Innovation and Development Center Technology Collaborations for US Power Electronics Industries

Grid Research Innovation and Development Center Technology Collaborations for US Power Electronics Industries Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is seeking industry partners to participate in short-term, collaborative projects within the Grid Research Innovation and Development Center (GRID-C) to accelerate development and deployment of grid integrated power electronics technologies. This opportunity will provide selected participants access to ORNL's experienced staff and unique equipment and capabilities to demonstrate advanced concepts with intent to develop and deploy innovative and energy efficient power electronics for electrified grid integration and modernization. Description UT-Battelle, LLC, acting under its Prime Contract No. DE-AC05-00OR22725 with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for the management and operation of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, conducts research and development in support of the DOE Transformer Resilience and Advanced Components (TRAC) Program of the Office of Electricity (OE). The DOE TRAC program partners with industry, small business, universities, and other stakeholders to identify and invest in innovative technologies with the potential to accelerate the integration of grid systems and clean energy resources through power electronics technologies, as well to enhance the global competitiveness of the United States. ORNL is requesting cost-shared proposals from industry to develop next generation technologies for grid modernization to support the mission of OE and TRAC for reliable, resilient, and secure electricity delivery systems. As part of the proposals submitted under this announcement, the proposers are expected to describe the enabling technologies as well as potential energy savings and novel non-energy impacts that may be realized by the targeted project. Technology areas of interest Materials & Components: for grid devices, power electronics systems, grid storage devices Embedded Controllers: integrated advance analog and digital electronics, sensing devices Subsystems Devices and Interfaces: Converter, Inverter, controls and protection, prototypes, solid state components protection, transformers Resource Integration & Management Systems: Mutli-stage converters, Software Platforms, Algorithms Grid systems Architecture: real time systems modelling and evaluation Grid Modelling and Transient Analysis Projects will be conducted during a short-time period. At least 20% cost share, which can be funds-in to ORNL or in-kind contributions (e.g., facilities, services, and staff time), is required on the part of the industrial participant. Participant cost-share cannot be met using funds from U.S. Government sources. Funds will not be provided to the industrial participant by ORNL. The intent is to increase the in-kind cost share from 20% to 50% in the future, that timing to be determined and approved by the TRAC program. Note: THIS IS NOT A PROCUREMENT REQUEST. Eligibility Eligibility is limited to industries that currently manufacture in the U.S. for commercial applications in the residential or commercial grid hardware and power electronics market, or to industries that will be able to do so as a direct result of these collaborative efforts. There is no restriction based on the component or grid technology area, but should align with facilities, expertise, and capabilities of ORNL�s GRID-C. Background The Grid Research Innovation and Development Center (GRID-C) at ORNL offers access to distinctive world-leading capabilities bringing together electrification for utilities, buildings, and transportation sectors to support integration of grid systems and clean energy resources as well as leveraging advanced manufacturing capabilities at ORNL�s Manufacturing Demonstration Facility (MDF). GRID-C embodies this combination with research and development in power and energy system, power electronics, components, controls, real-time platforms, simulation, modeling, and cybersecurity to provide a vertical integration to support demonstration of modernization, security, and resiliency for grid systems integration and clean energy resources. ORNL�s expertise in power electronics and controls, materials, and hardware/software integration will assist the power electronics industries in accelerating the improvement existing and developing new innovative technologies. More information about the ORNL GRID-C can be found at: https://www.ornl.gov/content/grid-c-labs From concept to commercialization, ORNL's world-leading facilities and expertise enable research focused on reducing the energy intensity of U.S. industry, supporting development of new products, and strengthening our nation's clean energy economy to meet the commercial and national security needs of tomorrow. Objective The objective of these GRID-C Technical Collaborations is to collaborate with industry to investigate, improve, develop, and deploy innovative integrated and resilient grid resources for further intelligent electrification at the grid interfaces. In so doing, creating and preserving domestic jobs is a goal of this solicitation. The primary focus of this announcement is to target projects that will impact the following technical areas: Materials & Components: for grid devices, power electronics systems, grid storage devices Embedded Controllers: integrated advance analog and digital electronics, sensing devices Subsystems Devices and Interfaces: Converter, Inverter, controls and protection, prototypes, solid state components protection, transformers Resource Integration & Management Systems: Mutli-stage converters, Software Platforms, Algorithms Grid systems Architecture: real time systems modelling and evaluation Grid Modelling and Transient Analysis Within these technical areas, the target projects could be related to hardware or software design, application or use case development, modeling and simulation for impact of system integration, test and evaluation of proposed technology, controls, or solutions, or small-scale prototyping in a relevant environment. Laboratory Support It is anticipated that industrial partners will work collaboratively with members of the ORNL staff to conduct project activities across the various areas of expertise within GRID-C. Intellectual Property and Proprietary Data Projects will be performed with a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) as the contract instrument. See the announcement package for a sample CRADA agreement. DOE and ORNL respect the importance of industry's intellectual property and data security while balancing the need to document the benefits of public expenditures. Provisions relating to proprietary information and intellectual property are set forth in the CRADA. A Non-Disclosure agreement (NDA), if required, can be put into place during development of the project to facilitate discussions while protecting the partner's proprietary information. It is preferred that proprietary information NOT be included in the proposal. If company proprietary information is included in the proposal, the specific information should be marked as such, and UT- Battelle/ORNL will treat that information as business confidential. Proposal Guidelines Proposals should be completed using the attached template in the announcement package. Proposers are encouraged to consult with ORNL technical staff to develop a work scope that is technically feasible and compatible with ORNL facilities and capabilities. Proposal Deadline and Submission This announcement will remain open subject to availability of funding from the DOE Transformer Resilience and Advanced Components Program. Completed proposals must be submitted in PDF file format by email to [email protected]. The subject line should include: ORNL GRID-C Technology Collaborations. Receipt of proposals will be confirmed within one week of submission. Proposal Evaluation and Timeline This is an open announcement. Selection of winning proposals will be at the discretion of the DOE TRAC. Proposal evaluation criteria will include compatibility with ORNL facilities and capabilities, technical feasibility and merit, the potential to commercialize new products and create US jobs, and the potential for improvement to grid components, electrification, and integration. TRAC reserves the right to select all, a portion, or none of the submissions. Point of Contact All questions relating to this announcement should be directed to Dr. Madhu Chinthavali by email, [email protected], or by phone, (865) 341-1411. Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) Information Awardees are required to enter into a short-form CRADA with UT-Battelle. Because of the need for accelerated placement and execution of the projects, the most favorable terms allowable within DOE guidelines have been established and will not be subject to negotiation. Failure to enter into a CRADA in a timely manner will result in termination of further project consideration. CRADAs have provisions that address the protection of the partners' existing proprietary information and intellectual property, as well as the information and intellectual property generated and made during the collaboration. More specifically, each party owns its own inventions while jointly developed inventions will be jointly owned. In all cases, U.S. Government will retain government use rights. CRADA durations are expected to be at least one year. For more specific terms and conditions, please review the model short-form CRADA attached to this announcement.

Building Technologies Research and Integration Center: Technology Collaborations for US Building Technologies Industries

Building Technologies Research and Integration Center Technology Collaborations for US Building Technologies Industries Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is seeking industry partners to participate in short-term, collaborative projects within the Building Technologies Research and Integration Center (BTRIC) to accelerate development of new energy efficient building technologies. This opportunity will provide selected participants access to ORNL's experienced staff and unique equipment and capabilities to demonstrate advanced concepts with intent to develop and deploy innovative and energy efficient building technologies. Description UT-Battelle, LLC, acting under its Prime Contract No. DE-AC05-00OR22725 with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for the management and operation of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, conducts research and development in support of the DOE Building Technologies Office (BTO). The DOE Building Technologies Office partners with industry, small business, universities, and other stakeholders to identify and invest in innovative technologies with the potential to improve the energy productivity of buildings without sacrificing occupant comfort or product performance, as well to enhance the global competitiveness of the United States. ORNL is requesting cost-shared proposals from industry to assess applicability of technologies that can reduce the energy intensity of U.S. buildings by 35% by 2035, and 50% by 2050 relative to 2005. The mission of the Building Technologies Office is to develop and accelerate the adoption of cost-effective technologies, techniques, tools, and services that enable high-performing, energy-efficient, and demand-flexible residential and commercial buildings in both new and existing building markets. As part of the technology collaborations conducted under this announcement, the proposer will describe the potential energy savings and novel non-energy impacts that may be realized by the targeted project. Technology areas of interest HVAC, water heating, and appliances Windows and building envelope Solid-state lighting Building energy modeling Sensors and controls Advanced building construction Thermal energy storage Grid-interactive efficient buildings (GEB) Residential building integration Commercial building integration Projects will be conducted during a short-time period. At least 20% cost share, which can be funds-in to ORNL or in-kind contributions (e.g., facilities, services, and staff time), is required on the part of the industrial participant. Participant cost-share cannot be met using funds from U.S. Government sources. Funds will not be provided to the industrial participant by ORNL. The intent is to increase the in-kind cost share from 20% to 50% in the future, that timing to be determined and approved by BTO. Note: THIS IS NOT A PROCUREMENT REQUEST. Eligibility Eligibility is limited to industries that currently manufacture in the U.S. for commercial applications in the residential or commercial building technologies market, or to industries that will be able to do so as a direct result of these collaborative efforts. There is no restriction based on the particular building technology area, but should align with facilities, expertise, and capabilities of BTRIC. Background DOE's Building Technologies Research and Integration Center (BTRIC) at ORNL offers distinctive world-leading capabilities in building technologies, characterization facilities as well as leveraging advanced manufacturing capabilities at ORNL�s Manufacturing Demonstration Facility (MDF). The BTRIC provides a collaborative, shared infrastructure to help industry adopt innovative, energy efficient technologies that improve the energy productivity of buildings without sacrificing occupant comfort or product performance. ORNL�s expertise in building technologies, materials, and advanced manufacturing will assist the building industries in accelerating the developing of existing and new innovative technologies. More information about the ORNL BTRIC can be found at: https://www.ornl.gov/facility/btric From concept to commercialization, ORNL's world-leading facilities and expertise enable research focused on reducing the energy intensity of U.S. industry, supporting development of new products, and strengthening our nation's clean energy economy to meet the commercial and national security needs of tomorrow. Objective The objective of these BTRIC Technical Collaborations is to collaborate with industry to investigate, improve, develop, and deploy innovative energy efficient building technologies. In so doing, creating and preserving domestic jobs is a goal of this solicitation. The primary focus of this announcement is to target projects that will impact the following technical areas: HVAC, water heating, and appliances Windows and building envelope Solid-state lighting Building energy modeling Sensors and controls Advanced building construction Thermal energy storage Grid-interactive efficient buildings (GEB) Residential building integration Commercial building integration Laboratory Support It is anticipated that industrial partners will work collaboratively with members of the BTRIC staff to conduct project activities across the various areas of expertise within the BTRIC. Intellectual Property and Proprietary Data Projects will be performed with a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) or User Agreement as the contract instrument. See the announcement package for a sample CRADA agreement. DOE and ORNL respect the importance of industry's intellectual property and data security while balancing the need to document the benefits of public expenditures. Provisions relating to proprietary information and intellectual property are set forth in the CRADA. A Non-Disclosure agreement (NDA), if required, can be put into place during development of the project to facilitate discussions while protecting the partner's proprietary information. It is preferred that proprietary information NOT be included in the proposal. If company proprietary information is included in the proposal, the specific information should be marked as such, and UT- Battelle/ORNL will treat that information as business confidential. Proposal Guidelines Proposals should be completed using the attached template in the announcement package. Proposers are encouraged to consult with ORNL technical staff to develop a work scope that is technically feasible and compatible with ORNL facilities and capabilities. Proposal Deadline and Submission This announcement will remain open subject to availability of funding from the DOE Building Technologies Office. Completed proposals must be submitted in PDF file format by email to [email protected]. The subject line should include: ORNL BTRIC Technology Collaborations. Receipt of proposals will be confirmed within one week of submission. Proposal Evaluation and Timeline This is an open announcement. Selection of winning proposals will be at the discretion of the DOE BTO. Proposal evaluation criteria will include compatibility with ORNL facilities and capabilities, technical feasibility and merit, the potential to commercialize new products and create US jobs, and the potential for buildings energy savings. BTO and the BTRIC reserve the right to select all, a portion, or none of the submissions. Point of Contact All questions relating to this announcement should be directed to Melissa Lapsa by email, [email protected], or by phone, (865) 576-8620. Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) Information Awardees are required to enter into a short-form CRADA or User Agreement with UT-Battelle. Because of the need for accelerated placement and execution of the projects, the most favorable terms allowable within DOE guidelines have been established and will not be subject to negotiation. Failure to enter into a CRADA in a timely manner will result in termination of further project consideration. CRADAs have provisions that address the protection of the partners' existing proprietary information and intellectual property, as well as the information and intellectual property generated and made during the collaboration. More specifically, each party owns its own inventions while jointly developed inventions will be jointly owned. In all cases, U.S. Government will retain government use rights. CRADA durations are expected to be at least one year. For more specific terms and conditions, please review the model short-form CRADA and User Agreement template attached to this announcement.