Energy, Water, and Resource Engineering
National Science Foundation
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- Posted
- Jul 7, 2026
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About this opportunity
The Energy, Water, and Resource Engineering (EWRE) program supports fundamental research to advance energy, water, and resource management and to safeguard health. Better use of domestic resources will make U.S. manufacturing, energy and water systems more efficient and secure.EWRE supports research that creates domestic sources of energy, advances water management, and recovers resources using chemical, biological, and geo-physical processes. The program supports studies on advanced manufacturing that increase the re-use of potentially valuable secondary products by closing energy, water and resource loops. EWRE also supports research on the recycling and management of materials and critical minerals to support technological breakthrough development. EWRE supports studies on life cycle as...