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The Simons Foundation’s Mathematics and Physical Sciences (MPS) division invites
applications for its Targeted Grants in MPS program.
RATIONALE
The program is intended to support high-risk theoretical mathematics, physics
and computer science projects of exceptional promise and scientific importance
on a case-by-case basis.
FUNDING AND ALLOWABLE EXPENSES
The Targeted Grant in MPS program provides funding for up to five years. The
funding level and duration is flexible and should be appropriate based on the
type of support requested in the proposal. There is no recommended or assumed
funding level for this program.
Allowable expenses include:
* Up to one month of summer salary and related benefits per year for the PI and
any co-Investigator(s). These salary funds are not substitutional (cannot be
used to relieve a university of salary costs) and cannot be used to reduce
teaching loads below the departmental norm. They can only be used to
supplement the salary similarly to a summer salary in the U.S. system.
* Domestic or international travel for the PI(s), co-Investigator(s) and
students, as appropriate. Parking, hotel, taxi, registration and other
related travel and conference costs are allowable.
* Salary support and related benefits, including tuition support, for
staff/research scientists, postdoctoral fellows and research associates,
graduate students or undergraduate research assistants.
* Support for visitors and collaborators, including domestic and international
travel, meals and lodging expenses.
* Conferences and working meetings appropriate to the needs of the project,
including meals, travel, lodging, vehicle rentals for participants and
facility fees.
* Research equipment, experiments, computations, supplies and other expenses
directly related to the research, including computers, computer support,
professional literature, publication expenses and professional membership
dues.
Please see the Simons Foundation’s grant policies on our website for further
guidelines. Indirect costs are limited to 20 percent of applicable direct costs,
as outlined in the policies.
ELIGIBILITY
Applications may be submitted by established U.S. and foreign public and private
educational institutions and stand-alone research centers. PIs and
co-Investigators must have a Ph.D. and a tenure-track or tenured position at
said institutions or centers at the time of application. There are no
citizenship or department requirements for PIs. Funding to U.S. national labs or
salary support of scientists employed at these labs is not allowed. Scientists
employed at national labs may be non-funded participants in a proposal/project
and funding may be used to support travel or local expenses related to the
participation of the lab-based scientist in activities related to the project.
HOW TO APPLY
Applicants must submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) via the Simons Award Manager
(SAM), https://sam.simonsfoundation.org/. The deadline is rolling, and an LOI
can be submitted at any time.
Please refer to the How to Apply tab for instructions.
Applicants will be notified of a decision within two months of the LOI
submission.
Please note that the volume of interest in this program is such that the
foundation is not able to provide advance guidance on potential proposals. We
use the LOI stage to assess suitability and novelty. The foundation recommends
submitting an LOI if applicants believe their research meets the criteria
outlined in the RFA.
FULL PROPOSAL
A review of the LOI may lead to a request for a full proposal. Full proposals
must be submitted via SAM by the main PI and respective institution. The full
proposal deadline will be noted in the LOI notification and will be no sooner
than three months from the date of the LOI approval.
Applicants will be notified of a decision within three months of the full
proposal submission.
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Contact Info
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212-524-6966
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Applicants must submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) via the Simons Award Manager
(SAM), https://sam.simonsfoundation.org/. The deadline is rolling, and an LOI
can be submitted at any time. Please click on the Funding Opportunities icon.
Applications should be started and submitted under the applicant’s own account
in the Simons Award Manager (SAM). For the Mathematics and Physical Sciences —
Targeted Grants in MPS application, please click on Create Application, then
Begin Application. Informational videos on submitting applications in SAM can be
found here.
For projects with more than one PI, the LOI should be submitted by the PI
designated as the main PI and his/her institution. LOI and proposal attachments
should be single spaced and in typeface no smaller than 10-point font. Margins,
in all directions, must be at least one-half inch.
Please complete the application as follows:
LOI:
1. Proposal Tab:
1. Applicant Details & Personal Data: Enter required fields (title,
department and academic rank).
2. Academic Degrees: Enter degrees (optional).
3. Application Details:
1. Enter the title of the LOI application.
2. Enter the requested budget total.
4. Proposal – Upload required files as follows:
1. Letter of Intent Narrative (two-page limit, plus up to one page for
references and figures): Signed by the main PI on letterhead and which
includes a brief summary of the support requested, including the names
of the other PIs involved, if applicable, the scientific goals,
background relevant to the application and a brief budget
justification.
2. Budget (one-page limit): A tentative yearly budget, indicating total
amount and major expense categories with proposed start and end dates.
3. Personnel Biosketches: An NIH- or NSF-style biosketch (five-page
limit) is to be uploaded for each PI and co-Investigator (co-I),
including the director. Please name each PDF as Last Name_First
Name_Biosketch. Biosketches must include:
1. professional preparation, positions held and honors and awards
2. a list of current and former collaborators, as well as postdoctoral
fellows supervised and Ph.D. students trained within the past five
years
3. a list of up to 10 relevant publications
2. Contacts & Personnel Tab: Please refer to the instructions provided in SAM.
Under Project Personnel, indicate all key personnel, other than the
applicant PI, including additional PIs, co-Is, collaborators, consultants,
postdoctoral research associates and others. Key personnel include
individuals who contribute to the scientific development or execution of a
project in a substantive, measurable way, whether or not they request
salaries or compensation. Please note that the Simons Foundation does not
use the role type co-PI.
3. Check Application Progress: Click the Check Application Progress button to
check for any missing required information or files. All missing required
information will be listed at the top of the screen and must be corrected
before the application can be submitted.
4. Submit Application: When the LOI application is complete, please click on
the Submit Application button to submit to the foundation. Please note that
you will not be able to submit an application if the deadline has passed. A
submitted LOI will appear in the Submitted queue of the Applications in
Progress table on the applicant’s SAM home page.
LOI Approval:
If an LOI is approved, the status changes to In Progress. Click on the record to
gain access to the full proposal application.
Full Proposal:
1. Proposal Tab:
1. Applicant Details & Personal Data: Enter required fields (title,
department and academic rank).
2. Academic Degrees: Enter degrees (optional).
3. Application Details:
1. i. The application title will be prepopulated with the title entered
in the LOI section.
2. ii. Enter the requested Start and End Dates.
4. Proposal – Upload required files as follows:
1. Proposal Narrative (six-page limit, plus up to two pages for
references and figures): A summary of the support requested, names of
the PI(s) involved, if applicable, scientific goals, background
relevant to the application and the significance of the requested
support.
2. Personnel Biosketches: An NIH- or NSF-style biosketch (five-page
limit) is to be uploaded for each PI and co-Investigator (co-I),
including the director. Please name each PDF as Last Name_First
Name_Biosketch. Biosketches must include:
1. professional preparation, positions held and honors and awards
2. a list of current and former collaborators, as well as postdoctoral
fellows supervised and Ph.D. students trained within the past five
years
3. a list of up to 10 relevant publications
2. Contacts & Personnel Tab: Please refer to the instructions provided in SAM.
Under Project Personnel, indicate all key personnel, other than the
applicant PI, including additional PIs, co-Is, collaborators, consultants,
postdoctoral research associates and others. Key personnel include
individuals who contribute to the scientific development or execution of a
project in a substantive, measurable way, whether or not they request
salaries or compensation. Please note that the Simons Foundation does not
use the role type co-PI.
3. Budget Tab: Click the Edit/Modify button to add an up to five-year budget in
U.S. dollars. In projects where there is more than one PI at different
institutions, all but one of the budgets should be entered as a subcontract.
Please refer to the allowable expenses outlined in the RFA and provide
justification as appropriate. Please note that the budget justification
should be detailed and appropriate for the funds being requested. An
insufficient budget justification will result in the proposal not being
considered further.
4. Publications & Other Support Tab: Please provide other support as indicated.
1. Publications will not be entered in this section.
2. Other Support: Please follow instructions for providing current and
pending support for each PI and co-I via PDF upload or via SAM profiles.
If providing via SAM profile, please click on the Report Overlap button
for each entry and select Yes or No as appropriate. If using PDF upload,
NSF format is sufficient and should at least provide the award number,
source of funding, title of award, dates of project and annual direct
costs for each support item listed. Please name each PDF as Last
Name_First Name_Support.
5. Check Application Progress: Click the Check Application Progress button to
check for any missing required information or files. All missing required
information will be listed at the top of the screen and must be corrected
before the application can be submitted.
6. Send for Sign-off: When the application is complete, please click on the
Send for sign-off button to send to your signing official for signature. You
will receive a notification when the application is signed.
7. Submit Application: When the full proposal application is complete and
signed, please click on the Submit Application button. A confirmation page
will appear once the application is successfully submitted. The application
will now appear in the Submitted queue of the Applications in Progress table
on the applicant’s SAM home page. Please note that you will not be able to
submit an application if the deadline has passed.
Apply Now
Important Dates
* Letters of Intent (LOI) Deadline:
Rolling
Contact Info
* Program or Administrative Questions:
Elizabeth Roy
Senior Manager for Programs and Administration
mps@simonsfoundation.org
212-524-6966
* Technical Assistance
(Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm eastern; SF offices are closed December 23 -
January 2):
samsupport@simonsfoundation.org
1. What types of projects are appropriate for consideration under this
program?plus--large
While there are no fixed guidelines, projects at the single- or few-PI scale
that might be funded by federal agencies would not normally be considered
under the Targeted Grants in MPS program.
2. Would both theoretical and experimental projects be funded?plus--large
The emphasis of the program is theory, but projects with some experimental
components may be considered.
3. I am an adjunct faculty member at my institution. Am I eligible to apply to
this program?plus--large
No, we do not accept applications from adjunct faculty.
4. Are proposals in the chemistry field eligible?plus--large
No, we are not considering proposals in chemistry at this time.
5. To whom is the grant awarded?plus--large
The grant is awarded to the applicant’s institution.
6. Is there a limit to the number of applications per PI or
institution?plus--large
No, there is no limit.
7. If I am not awarded a Targeted Grant in MPS, may I reapply?plus--large
Yes, there is no limit on the number of times one can reapply.
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* Awarded: 2022
* David Gates, Ph.D. Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
ASTROPHYSICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF DYNAMICAL CHERN–SIMONS THEORY
* Awarded: 2021
* Stephon Alexander, Ph.D. Brown University
* Nicolás Yunes, Ph.D. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
MOIRÉ MATERIALS MAGIC
* Awarded: 2021
* Allan MacDonald, Ph.D. University of Texas at Austin
* Eric Cancès, Ph.D. École des Ponts ParisTech
* Svetlana Jitomirskaya, Ph.D. University of California, Irvine
* Efthimios Kaxiras, Ph.D. Harvard University
* Lin Lin, Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley
* Mitchell Luskin, Ph.D. University of Minnesota – Twin Cities
* Angel Rubio, Ph.D. Max Planck Institute/Flatiron Institute
* Maciej Zworski, Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley
REVISITING THE TURBULENCE PROBLEM USING STATISTICAL MECHANICS
* Awarded: 2019
* Dwight Barkley, Ph.D. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
* Freddy Bouchet, Ph.D. École normale supérieure de Lyon
* Gregory Eyink, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University
* Gregory Falkovich, Ph.D. Weizmann Institute of Science
* Nigel Goldenfeld, Ph.D. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
* Björn Hof, Ph.D. Institute of Science and Technology Austria
* Brad Marston, Ph.D. Brown University
* Yves Pomeau, Ph.D. École Polytechnique
* Steve Tobias, Ph.D. University of Leeds
* Laurette Tuckerman, Ph.D. ESPCI Paris
SEARCHING FOR INTERACTIONS OF ULTRA-LIGHT AXION-LIKE DARK MATTER
* Awarded: 2019
* Alex Sushkov, Ph.D. Boston University
* Michael Romalis, Ph.D. Princeton University
NEW DIRECTIONS IN COSMOLOGY AND GRAVITATIONAL THEORY: COSMOLOGICAL BOUNCES AND
BOUNCING COSMOLOGIES
* Awarded: 2019
* Paul Steinhardt, Ph.D. Princeton University
* Anna Ijjas, Ph.D. Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert
Einstein Institute)
FASER: FORWARD SEARCH EXPERIMENT AT THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER AT CERN
* Awarded: 2019
* Jonathan Feng, Ph.D. University of California, Irvine
* Dave Casper, Ph.D. University of California, Irvine
ORIGINS OF THE UNIVERSE
* Awarded: 2017
* Richard Bond, Ph.D. University of Toronto
* Claudia de Rham, Ph.D. Imperial College London
* Raphael Flauger, Ph.D. University of California, San Diego
* Kurt Hinterbichler, Ph.D. Case Western Reserve University
* Justin Khoury, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania
* Liam McAllister, Ph.D. Cornell University
* Alberto Nicolis, Ph.D. Columbia University
* Massimo Porrati, Ph.D. New York University
* Rachel Rosen, Ph.D. Columbia University
* Eva Silverstein, Ph.D. Stanford University
* Mark Trodden, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania
* Cumrun Vafa, Ph.D. Harvard University
* Matias Zaldarriaga, Ph.D. Institute for Advanced Study
SIMONS OBSERVATORY
* Awarded: 2016
* Brian Keating, Ph.D. University of California, San Diego
* Mark Devlin, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania
* Adrian Lee, Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley
* Kam Arnold, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Madison
* Suzanne Staggs, Ph.D. Princeton University
MATHJAX: UNIVERSALLY ENHANCING MATH ON THE WEB
* Awarded: 2016
* MathJax Consortium
COSMIC AXION SPIN PRECESSION EXPERIMENT (CASPER)
* Awarded: 2015
* Surjeet Rajendran, Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley
* Dmitry Budker, Ph.D. Helmholtz Institute
* Peter Graham, Ph.D. Stanford University
* Alex Sushkov, Ph.D. Boston University
PTOLEMY PROJECT: PRINCETON TRITIUM OBSERVATORY FOR LIGHT, EARLY-UNIVERSE,
MASSIVE-NEUTRINO YIELD
* Awarded: 2015
* Christopher G. Tully, Ph.D. Princeton University
TARGETED GRANTS IN MPS ONLINE APPLICATION
All applicants for this grant must use our new grants management portal, the
Simons Award Manager (SAM), to submit applications.
If you are applying to the Simons Foundation for the first time, please register
in SAM before selecting “Create Application.” Instructional videos about using
SAM can be found here.
If you have a ProposalCentral (pC ) account, a profile was created for you in
SAM using the email address associated with your pC account. Please select
“Forgot Password?,” set a new password for your SAM account and then select
“Create Application.”
Applications and grants previously submitted in pC will still be managed in pC.
To create a new application, click on the button below. After creating an
application, navigate to the “Applications in Progress” section on your homepage
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