DOE early career proposals?

[sunpak]

Yes, my PAMS status is 'Under Review' now.

Does your status change to Under review?

I have applied.

[sunpak]

You can find the status in PAMS by choosing 'Access Previously Submitted Grants.gov proposal' and filling in some information.

where can you see this? our ORSP office submitted the proposal for us. And it is not reflected on my PAMS portal. thanks

Does your status change to Under review?

I have applied.

[J.dodo1988]

Thanks for the information! It shows "submitted to DOE" for my case. 

You can find the status in PAMS by choosing 'Access Previously Submitted Grants.gov proposal' and filling in some information.

where can you see this? our ORSP office submitted the proposal for us. And it is not reflected on my PAMS portal. thanks

Does your status change to Under review?

I have applied.

[ocean2428]

Did anyone hear anything from DOE early career proposal?

[sunpak]

Given the due date this year, when should we expect the contact from the PM? Would it always be phonon calls or it could be emails?

[ocean2428]

Phone call probably! some of my colleagues heard after 5 weeks back in 2019

[Faith786]

Any news on this year's DOE early career proposals?

What is DOE?

[Ruralguy]

US Department of Energy

[sunpak]

I am wondering whether anyone has any news.

[ocean2428]

I have not heard anything yet.

I am wondering whether anyone has any news.

[doc700]

"Word on the street" is that all successful applicants have been notified -- public abstracts/revised budgets/updated C&P were due to DOE last week.  Awards expected to be published in ~3 weeks.

Ocean -- didn't you get NSF CAREER this year?  I thought one could only get NSF or DOE but wasn't eligible for the second?

[sunpak]

Thank you. I will look at the comments later and maybe try it again next year.

"Word on the street" is that all successful applicants have been notified -- public abstracts/revised budgets/updated C&P were due to DOE last week.  Awards expected to be published in ~3 weeks.

Ocean -- didn't you get NSF CAREER this year?  I thought one could only get NSF or DOE but wasn't eligible for the second?

[ocean2428]

Oh! I wasn't aware of that. I know some of them who got both, so that's why I submitted even though I got the NSF early career.

"Word on the street" is that all successful applicants have been notified -- public abstracts/revised budgets/updated C&P were due to DOE last week.  Awards expected to be published in ~3 weeks.

Ocean -- didn't you get NSF CAREER this year?  I thought one could only get NSF or DOE but wasn't eligible for the second?

[lee2002hu]

"Word on the street" is that all successful applicants have been notified -- public abstracts/revised budgets/updated C&P were due to DOE last week.  Awards expected to be published in ~3 weeks.

Ocean -- didn't you get NSF CAREER this year?  I thought one could only get NSF or DOE but wasn't eligible for the second?

You can have both, and there is no limit to get all these early career awards from NSF, ONR, AFOSR, DOE, NASA, DARPA, ...

[soccer]

"Word on the street" is that all successful applicants have been notified -- public abstracts/revised budgets/updated C&P were due to DOE last week.  Awards expected to be published in ~3 weeks.

Ocean -- didn't you get NSF CAREER this year?  I thought one could only get NSF or DOE but wasn't eligible for the second?

depends on your field. no official policy says that one would preclude the other. but funds in some fields are scarce, nsf and doe pms talk to each other and they don't double fund the same PI, even if the PI are proposing two different projects.