TIP Investments pilot
Welcome to the pilot visualization and search capability for the U.S. National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Directorate for Technology, Innovation and Partnerships (TIP).
We encourage you click on the icons above to dive into the data and explore the use-inspired and translational research funded by NSF’s newest directorate. You can search awards, tech areas or keywords, sort by program, and filter by date and location. We also encourage you to learn more about the principal investigators TIP has funded. Finally, you can also sort by Key Technology Areas by clicking on the icons below.
(These data are updated daily from the NSF award database.)
About TIP
TIP harnesses the nation's vast and diverse talent pool to advance critical and emerging technologies, address pressing societal and economic challenges, and accelerate the translation of research results from lab to market and society. TIP improves U.S. competitiveness, growing the U.S. economy and training a diverse workforce for future, high-wage jobs. For more information about TIP, visit https://new.nsf.gov/tip/latest.
10 Key Technology Areas
In 2022, Congress passed the "CHIPS and Science Act," authorizing the establishment of the TIP directorate and charging it with the critical mission of advancing U.S. competitiveness through investments that accelerate the development of key technologies and address pressing societal and economic challenges. The 2022 "CHIPS and Science Act" further authorized historic investments in curiosity-driven, exploratory research and use-inspired, translational research. These investments will advance the most innovative ideas across all areas of science and engineering, accelerating their translation to solutions for today's challenges and tomorrow's — all at speed and scale.
The Act establishes 10 key technology areas critical to the nation's economic and national security. Click on an icon to see investments within each area:
View TIP Awards Geographically
Click on the map to filter by state, county, or congressional districts; see geographical statistics or delve deeper by Key Technology Area or Program.
User Guide
View the user guide to help navigate the TIP Investments pilot.