Amendment 52: F.23 Bridge Program Seed Funding Extension of Submission Date for Winter Review.

The SMD Bridge Seed Funding Program Element of ROSES-2023 (F.23) solicits proposals to provide support for faculty investigators and their students at under-resourced institutions (URIs) to carry out NASA-relevant research. Through the BPSF program, SMD aims to facilitate new and expand ongoing partnerships between students and faculty at URIs and researchers at NASA Centers that could be expected to grow into Bridge partnerships and become well-positioned to submit a proposal to the future SMD Bridge Program opportunity in ROSES-2023.

ROSES-2023 Amendment 52 announces that the cut-off date for submissions to be included in the winter proposal review has been deferred. Notices of Intent are not requested, and proposals may be submitted at any time but those submitted by November 17, 2023, will be reviewed this Winter, with anticipated award date in March 2024.

Reminder: A joint informational webinar about this opportunity and F.22 Research Initiation Awards occurred May 24, 2023. Slides from that informational webinar with a link to the recording, as well as a detailed and updated FAQ, are posted under "Other Documents" on the NSPIRES page for this program element.

Questions concerning F.23 BPSF may be directed to Patricia (Padi) Boyd at padi.boyd@nasa.gov.

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