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NASA Nebraska EPSCoR

NASA's Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) within Nebraska establishes partnerships with government, higher education and industry that are designed to effect lasting improvements in the state's research infrastructure, R&D capacity and hence, its national R&D competitiveness.  Nebraska's successful NASA EPSCoR recipient profiles demonstrate how NASA is partnering within the state to achieve its mission.

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The NASA Nebraska EPSCoR program facilitates mini-grant projects at the state level, growing them to become competitive at the national level.  

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Current Funding Opportunities​​

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NASA Nebraska EPSCoR Research Mini-Grants*

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FY27 RID proposals are due October 23, 2026​

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For more information and to apply, visit: https://smr.to/p112528

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​​​​​​​​This program provides NASA Nebraska EPSCoR research mini-grants to Nebraska researchers interested in strengthening already existing ties with NASA scientists and conducting research that supports the NASA Mission Directorates.

 

NASA Nebraska EPSCoR Mini-Grants have two primary objectives:

1) To elevate the aerospace-related research being conducted in Nebraska for future infrastructure building and workforce development opportunities; and

2) To result in future proposals to NASA and/or other federal, state, or private organizations for funding.

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If you have any questions about this year’s competition, please contact our office at Nasa.Nebraska@unomaha.edu.

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A student researcher in a lab

Judith Brown, an undergraduate researcher in the Moore Analytics and Dynamics Laboratory (Keegan Moore, FY19 sub-grant recipient), investigates the behavior of a new vibration mitigation approach for simultaneously suppressing multi-frequency, multi-directional vibrations in high-aspect ratio wings.

A student receives an award at a presentation

Doctoral Candidate, Takashi Sado (left) received the Dr. Etop Esen Award for Student Excellence in Scientific Presentation at the 2022 International Space Station Research & Development Conference.

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