Funder · Federal agency

DOE Office of Science — Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR)

Offers DOE Office of Science Advanced Scientific Computing Research for practical innovation and measurable outcomes.

United Stateswww.energy.gov

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Programs6

Active grants1

Total grants4

About

DOE Office of Science's Advanced Scientific Computing Research program funds supercomputing, advanced networking, computational science, applied mathematics, computer science, quantum information science, and AI for science. It supports DOE's energy and scientific missions through the Office of Science and anchors access to facilities such as ALCF at Argonne, OLCF at Oak Ridge, NERSC in Berkeley, …

Programs & grants under this funder

DOE Early Career Research Program — ASCR Track

Funds early-career researchers in computing, quantum, and mathematical sciences at national scale.

1 grant

DOE Early Career Research Program — ASCR Track

Closed

$79M pool

Genesis Mission: Transforming Science and Energy with AI

Funds an AI initiative advancing science and energy understanding across disciplines.

1 grant

Genesis Mission: Transforming Science and Energy with AI

Closed

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INCITE — Innovative & Novel Computational Impact on Theory and Experiment

Provides access to major computational resources for high-demand scientific projects and industry.

1 grant

INCITE Allocation Cycle

Between cycles

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DOE SBIR/STTR — ASCR Topics

Funds small companies working on computing, quantum, and software projects in the United States.

1 grant

DOE SBIR/STTR ASCR Topics

Open

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SCGSR — Office of Science Graduate Student Research (ASCR Track)

Provides doctoral researchers with short-term opportunities for thesis work at national labs.

SciDAC — Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing

Supports partnerships between national laboratories and universities to build advanced computing tools.

Parent entityDOE Office of Science

Last verified: 28 May 2026Source: www.energy.gov