The DoD Lab is an 8-week program structured around each of the DoD Broad Agency Announcements (BAA). To learn more about the DoD BAA cycles please click on the image above.

Once the BAA opens, candidates may apply to the Lab and will be selected to participate if their research or technology meets a DoD need and has a clear DoD customer. 

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Details for the next available DoD Lab are below.

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23.3 BAA

Opens: August 23

Closes: October 18

The DOE Lab is a 12-week program structured around DOE's Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOA), Release 1 in July and Release 2 in November. The DOE Lab will begin when the topics are issued at the start of each Release. 

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Candidates may apply to the Lab in response to one of the topics and will be selected to participate if their research or technology is deemed responsive to the topic. 

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Details for the next available DOE Lab are below.

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Release 1

Opens: July 10 

Closes: October 10 

NSF opens three back-to-back submission windows each year and funds R&D of deep technologies based on discoveries in fundamental science and engineering. The NSF Lab is 3-6 months offering ad hoc training and support.

A Project Pitch is required and only candidates who are invited by NSF to submit a full proposal may apply to the Lab.

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Details for the next available NSF Lab are below.

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Window 2

Opens: March 2

Closes: July 5

The NASA Lab is a 4-month program consisting of two modules; Module 1 focuses on business development and relationship building with key NASA personnel, Module 2 focuses on proposal writing.

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Candidates working on out-of-this-world tech that supports space exploration or state-of-the-art innovations that improve life on Earth may apply.

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Details for the next available NASA Lab are below.

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NASA Ignite

Opens: August 1

Closes: TBA