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The National Science Foundation is a government agency that looks to promote national security, health, prosperity, science, and welfare, in 1950, in Alexandria, Virginia, United States.
The agency works with a seven million dollar budget to complete and progress work in biological sciences, computer and information science, education, engineering, geosciences, international science, physical sciences, social behaviors, STEM, and more.
Innovation Corps (I-Corps) Program
The I-Corps program leverages experiential learning with universities across the U.S. to develop new innovations and quickly assess their inventions' market potential.
I-Corps Desert and Pacific Region Hub
I-Corps Great Lakes Region Hub
I-Corps Great Plans Region Hub
I-Corps Interior Northeast Region Hub
I-Corps Mid-Atlantic Region Hub
I-Corps Mid-South Region Hub
I-Corps New York Region Hub
I-Corps Northeast Region Hub
I-Corps Southwest Region Hub
I-Corps West Region Hub
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Is a
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Founded Date
May 10, 1950
Also Known As
NSF
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Active
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Email Address
sbir@nsf.gov
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2415 Eisenhower Avenue Alexandria, VA 22314, US
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Number of Employees
2,100
Number of Employees (Ranges)
1,001 – 5,000
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National Science Foundation
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1
Phone Number
+17032928050
+17032925111
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NSF
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