Supports fundamental theoretical and computational materials research across diverse topical areas including condensed matter physics, biomaterials, ceramics, electronic and photonic materials, metals, polymers, and solid state chemistry. Encourages research advancing conceptual understanding, predictive modeling, and new paradigms such as machine learning and data-centric approaches. Supports work spanning multiple length scales and phenomena including quantum states, nonequilibrium phenomena, and biologically inspired materials.
Eligibility details are not fully specified; applicants should consult the program sections for eligibility rules. Generally open to researchers in materials theory and computation.
