Computing Foundations Panel Renewal Stays Routine
Published Date: 5/29/2026
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The National Science Foundation is renewing its Proposal Review Panel for Computing & Communication Foundations for another two years starting June 26, 2026. This committee, made up of about 675 members, helps review grant proposals worth over $174 million. The renewal keeps the panel active with a budget of around $268,500, ensuring smart decisions on funding cool tech projects continue smoothly.
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