Wyoming EPSCoR Research Grants

Wyoming EPSCoR Research Grants is sponsored by Wyoming EPSCoR. Supports research in soil, vegetation, and freshwater microbiomes, with potential relevance to planetary ecology.

EPSCoR & Research Impacts, Development and Engagement Office (E-RIDE) EPSCoR & Research Impacts, Development and Engagement Office (E-RIDE) Research & Economic Development Division The Research & Economic Development Division at UW serves as the central hub for advancing research, knowledge and innovation. EPSCoR and the UW Research Development Office.

The RDO offers a variety of workshops and trainings for early career faculty to provide mentorship and guidance for those establishing their research work at UW. The EPSCoR/IDeA and Research Development Office (RDO) is the University of Wyoming’s Through targeted initiatives, the office helps faculty grow their research programs and elevate UW’s national research profile.

The Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) and Institutional Development Award (IDeA) are key to advancing scientific discovery, workforce development and research capacity across the state.

In partnership, Wyoming EPSCoR-IDeA and RDO strengthen grant success by providing funding searches, interdisciplinary team support, seed funding, proposal development and professional growth—expanding research opportunities throughout Wyoming.

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We're here to assist with any questions you Learn more about UW’s Advanced Research Computing Center (ARCC) for assistance with high-performance computing and data storage solutions. Learn how to secure the necessary permits for conducting research in some of Wyoming’s most sought-after locations. Research by University of Wyoming faculty and students plays a vital role in shaping the future of our state, communities and economy.

Wyoming EPSCoR projects are at the forefront of innovation and can focus on a wide variety of research topics. In particular, there are several projects that could provide valuable insight into our natural resources and agriculture—an industry central to the well-being of our rural communities.

Through a strong commitment to scientific discovery, we are building the knowledge and tools needed to make informed and educated decisions to support and sustain the livelihoods of Wyomingites for generations to come. Research Support & Resources Find research policies, guidelines and compliance resources for your research project. Get guidelines, deadlines and resources for submitting research proposals.

Explore this UW catalog for ethical guidelines, oversight and regulatory resources. Learn about UW’s new eRA system for managing proposals, compliance and research projects. Explore UW’s Technology Transfer section for IP protection, marketing and support Limited Submission Opportunities an institution can submit.

This requires an internal selection process managed by the Wyoming EPSCoR and UW Research Development Offices. Many of these opportunities Announcements are shared via campus listservs, and details are available on InfoReady Review. Internal coordination ensures UW meets sponsor requirements, and applicants must go through an internal review before advancing.

Stay informed and review the process linked below to improve your chances of securing funding and advancing your EPSCOR/IDEA and Research Development Office Goals EPSCoR supports research and STEM innovation. Strategic initiatives build research capacity, foster collaboration and boost competitiveness in federal funding.

UW faculty are central to these efforts, and EPSCoR is proud to support their impactful work through targeted investments and development opportunities. Wyoming Science and Technology Plan 2026 UW and Wyoming APEX Accelerator Encourage Clients to Attend U.S. DOT Bonding Education Small-business owners will have an opportunity to learn about the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) construction bondin...

Create Opportunities Through Research Investing in research is an investment in our community and our future. The initiatives that the University of Wyoming Research Development Office is able to support drive innovation, build research capacity and empower faculty and students to address critical challenges, strengthening Wyoming’s economy, education and environment.

UW students trained by LAMP educators in active learning classes in FY24 In research expenditures for FY24 New businesses started in Wyoming with help from SBDC staff in FY24 People Show People details Meet our team and find contact information for any questions or support you may need—we’re Undergrad Research Day Show Undergrad Research Day details Join us for the Undergraduate Research and Inquiry Across the Disciplines event to celebrate the accomplishments of UW and Wyoming community college students who have participated in independent research projects.

Proposal Development Show Proposal Development details Explore the RDO’s proposal development resources, including tools, guidance,and curated Upcoming Events Show Upcoming Events details Stay up to date with our RDO calendar for upcoming speakers, trainings and workshops.

We proudly support advancing scientific discovery, workforce development and research capacity all across Wyoming through funding, faculty development and collaborative EPSCoR & Research Impacts, Development, and Engagement Office (E-RIDE) Research and Economic Development Division The University of Wyoming has earned its Research Level 1 (R1) status from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, placing Wyoming's only four-year university with the top research universities in the United States.