grant

CAREER: Realizing ultrahigh mobility semiconductors through light-matter interactions

Organization Columbia UniversityLocation NEW YORK, United StatesPosted 1 Aug 2025Deadline 31 Jul 2030
NSFUS FederalResearch GrantScience FoundationNY
Sign up free to applyApply link · pipeline · email alerts
— or —

Get email alerts for similar roles

Weekly digest · no password needed · unsubscribe any time

Description preview

Non-technical description: The semiconductor technologies that pervade modern society work by transporting energy carriers like electrons and excitons from source to target. Carrier scattering with impurities and vibrations is the primary source of resistance in semiconductors, limiting the speed and efficiency of all electronic devices ranging…

🔒

Full details available on the Agency plan

Unlock the complete grant description, eligibility criteria, contract value, evaluation details and apply link — plus alerts, pipeline tracking, and CSV export.

Start 7-day free trial — $29.99/mo →

Agency Plan

7-day free trial

Unlock procurement & grants

Upgrade to access active tenders from World Bank, UNDP, ADB and more — with email alerts and pipeline tracking.

$29.99 / month

  • 🔔Email alerts for new matching tenders
  • 🗂️Track tenders in your pipeline
  • 💰Filter by contract value
  • 📥Export results to CSV
  • 📌Save searches with one click
Start 7-day free trial →

Explore more

📍 More grants in United States🏷 More NSF opportunities🏷 More US Federal opportunities🏷 More Research Grant opportunities🏢 All nsf_awards opportunities
CAREER: Realizing ultrahigh mobility semiconductors through light-matter interactions — Columbia University | United Sta | Dev Procure