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SUMMARY:Introduction to the NSF X-Labs Funding Opportunity on Quantum Syste
 ms: Scientific Instrumentation for Sensing and Imaging
CONTACT:Kathryn Weatherly katweath@associates.nsf.gov
DESCRIPTION:The U.S. National Science Foundation Directorate for Technology
 , Innovation and Partnerships (NSF TIP) invites you to attend the first of
  four introductory webinars on the recently released NSF X-Labs initiative
 . This first webinar will focus on the topic: Scientific Instrumentation f
 or Sensing and Imaging. What: Introduction to the NSF X-Labs Funding O
 pportunity on Scientific Instrumentation for Sensing and ImagingWhen: Th
 ursday, May 28, 1-2:15 p.m. EDTRegister hereNSF X-Labs in this topic will 
 target specific platform technologies in sensing, imaging and supporting t
 echnologies that will form the basis for revolutionary new capabilities in
  scientific discovery and technology sectors. An NSF X-Labs mission in thi
 s topic must be transformative, accelerating breakthrough R&D in scientifi
 c instrumentation towards creating or reshaping new lines of research and 
 technologies. Successful teams will develop platform technologies, overcom
 e technical barriers facing sensing and imaging, demonstrate measurable im
 pact on the U.S. science and technology landscape, and position their tech
 nologies for widespread use and investment.Additional upcoming NSF X-Labs 
 webinarsIntroduction to the NSF X-Labs Funding Opportunity on Quantum Syst
 ems: Interconnects and Integrated PhotonicsThursday, June 4, 2-3 p.m. EDTQ
 &A for NSF X-Labs on Scientific Instrumentation for Sensing and ImagingTue
 sday, June 23, 2:30-3:30 p.m. EDTQ&A for NSF X-Labs on Quantum Systems: In
 terconnects and Integrated PhotonicsTuesday, June 30, 2-3 p.m. EDT\n\nAbou
 t the series\n\nNSF X-Labs represent a bold, flexible, and outcomes-driven
  initiative designed to build and accelerate novel platform technologies c
 apable of unlocking entirely new sectors, including new fields of scientif
 ic inquiry. The program will support full-time research and development (R
 &D) teams focused on use-inspired scientific breakthroughs and foundationa
 l platform technologies that traditional university and industry labs cann
 ot easily address. NSF X-Labs teams will benefit from ambitious R&D goals,
  operational autonomy, milestone-based funding, and the ability to engage 
 across academia, industry, national laboratories, and nonprofit sectors. N
 SF X-Labs will bet on ambitious, full-time teams working with urgency and 
 purpose, and provide them with the structure, resources, and flexibility n
 ecessary to cultivate early-stage platform technologies that will accelera
 te breakthroughs and unlock entirely new sectors of the economy. For add
 itional assistance with accessibility and reasonable accommodations, conta
 ct rarequest@nsf.gov or call 703-292-8020 to request support. Please conta
 ct NSF at least 14 days before your meeting or event date for sessions las
 ting one day or less and 30 days in advance for sessions lasting two or mo
 re consecutive days to allow sufficient time to coordinate arrangements.
LOCATION:Register for Zoom webinar.
URL:https://www.nsf.gov/events/introduction-nsf-x-labs-funding-opportunity/
 2026-05-28
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DTSTART:20260604T180000Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to the NSF X-Labs Funding Opportunity on Quantum Syste
 ms: Interconnects and Integrated Photonics
CONTACT:Kathryn Weatherly katweath@associates.nsf.gov
DESCRIPTION:The U.S. National Science Foundation Directorate for Technology
 , Innovation and Partnerships (NSF TIP) invites you to attend the second o
 f four introductory webinars on the recently released NSF X-Labs initiativ
 e. This second webinar will focus on the topic: Quantum Interconnects and 
 Integrated Photonics.  What: Introduction to the NSF X-Labs Funding O
 pportunity on Quantum Systems: Interconnects and Integrated PhotonicsWhen:
  Thursday, June 4, 2-3 p.m. EDTRegister hereNSF X-Labs in this topic wil
 l focus on the research and development of technologies to enable next-gen
 eration quantum interconnects, integrated quantum photonics and/or their s
 upporting technologies. NSF X-Labs teams will target specific platform tec
 hnologies that, if successful, will provide a roadmap for the integration 
 of second-generation quantum systems. NSF Tech Labs in this topic will aim
  to develop foundational platform solutions that can form the basis for br
 oad industry adoption.Additional upcoming NSF X-Labs webinarsQ&A for NSF X
 -Labs on Scientific Instrumentation for Sensing and ImagingTuesday, June 2
 3, 2:30-3:30 p.m. EDTQ&A for NSF X-Labs on Quantum Systems: Interconnects 
 and Integrated PhotonicsTuesday, June 30, 2-3 p.m. EDT\n\nAbout the series
 \n\nNSF X-Labs represent a bold, flexible, and outcomes-driven initiative 
 designed to build and accelerate novel platform technologies capable of un
 locking entirely new sectors, including new fields of scientific inquiry. 
 The program will support full-time research and development (R&D) teams fo
 cused on use-inspired scientific breakthroughs and foundational platform t
 echnologies that traditional university and industry labs cannot easily ad
 dress. NSF X-Labs teams will benefit from ambitious R&D goals, operational
  autonomy, milestone-based funding, and the ability to engage across acade
 mia, industry, national laboratories, and nonprofit sectors. NSF X-Labs wi
 ll bet on ambitious, full-time teams working with urgency and purpose, and
  provide them with the structure, resources, and flexibility necessary to 
 cultivate early-stage platform technologies that will accelerate breakthro
 ughs and unlock entirely new sectors of the economy. For additional assi
 stance with accessibility and reasonable accommodations, contact rarequest
 @nsf.gov or call 703-292-8020 to request support. Please contact NSF at le
 ast 14 days before your meeting or event date for sessions lasting one day
  or less and 30 days in advance for sessions lasting two or more consecuti
 ve days to allow sufficient time to coordinate arrangements.
LOCATION:Register here
URL:https://www.nsf.gov/events/introduction-nsf-x-labs-funding-opportunity/
 2026-06-04
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DTSTART:20260623T183000Z
DTEND:20260623T193000Z
SUMMARY:Introduction to the NSF X-Labs Funding Opportunity: Q&A for NSF X-L
 abs on Scientific Instrumentation for Sensing and Imaging
CONTACT:Kathryn Weatherly katweath@associates.nsf.gov
DESCRIPTION:The U.S. National Science Foundation Directorate for Technology
 , Innovation and Partnerships invites you to attend the third of four intr
 oductory webinars on the recently released NSF X-Labs initiative. This thi
 rd webinar will focus on the topic: Q&A for NSF X-Labs on Scientific Instr
 umentation for Sensing and Imaging.What: Q&A for NSF X-Labs on Scientifi
 c Instrumentation for Sensing and ImagingWhen: Tuesday, June 23, 2:30-3:
 30 p.m. EDTRegister at this link.NSF X-Labs represent a bold, flexible, an
 d outcomes-driven initiative designed to build and accelerate novel platfo
 rm technologies capable of unlocking entirely new sectors, including new f
 ields of scientific inquiry. The program will support full-time research a
 nd development teams focused on use-inspired scientific breakthroughs and 
 foundational platform technologies that traditional university and industr
 y labs cannot easily address. NSF X-Labs teams will benefit from ambitious
  R&D goals, operational autonomy, milestone-based funding and the ability 
 to engage across academia, industry, national laboratories and nonprofit s
 ectors. NSF X-Labs will bet on ambitious, full-time teams working with urg
 ency and purpose and provide them with the structure, resources and flexib
 ility necessary to cultivate early-stage platform technologies that will a
 ccelerate breakthroughs and unlock entirely new sectors of the economy.NSF
  X-Labs in this topic will target specific platform technologies in sensin
 g, imaging and supporting technologies that will form the basis for revolu
 tionary new capabilities in scientific discovery and technology sectors. A
 n NSF X-Labs Mission in this topic must be transformative, accelerating br
 eakthrough R&D in scientific instrumentation toward creating or reshaping 
 new lines of research and technologies. Successful teams will develop plat
 form technologies, overcome technical barriers facing sensing and imaging,
  demonstrate measurable impact on the U.S. science and technology landscap
 e, and position their technologies for widespread use and investment.The w
 ebinar will be structured as a Q&A.Respondents are recommended to review t
 he funding opportunity before the webinar to maximize the effectiveness of
  the Q&A session.Additional upcoming NSF X-Labs webinarQ&A for NSF X-Labs 
 on Quantum Systems: Interconnects and Integrated PhotonicsTuesday, June 30
 , 2-3 p.m. EDT\n\nAbout the series\n\nNSF X-Labs represent a bold, flexibl
 e, and outcomes-driven initiative designed to build and accelerate novel p
 latform technologies capable of unlocking entirely new sectors, including 
 new fields of scientific inquiry. The program will support full-time resea
 rch and development (R&D) teams focused on use-inspired scientific breakth
 roughs and foundational platform technologies that traditional university 
 and industry labs cannot easily address. NSF X-Labs teams will benefit fro
 m ambitious R&D goals, operational autonomy, milestone-based funding, and 
 the ability to engage across academia, industry, national laboratories, an
 d nonprofit sectors. NSF X-Labs will bet on ambitious, full-time teams wor
 king with urgency and purpose, and provide them with the structure, resour
 ces, and flexibility necessary to cultivate early-stage platform technolog
 ies that will accelerate breakthroughs and unlock entirely new sectors of 
 the economy. For additional assistance with accessibility and reasonable
  accommodations, contact rarequest@nsf.gov or call 703-292-8020 to request
  support. Please contact NSF at least 14 days before your meeting or event
  date for sessions lasting one day or less and 30 days in advance for sess
 ions lasting two or more consecutive days to allow sufficient time to coor
 dinate arrangements.
LOCATION:Register at this link
URL:https://www.nsf.gov/events/introduction-nsf-x-labs-funding-opportunity/
 2026-06-23
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