DARPA young faculty award 2026; an information theory framework for designing agentic systems

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
D26AC50021
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$250,000

Award facts

Assistance listing
12.910 Research and Technology Development
Completion date 5% complete
Funding agency
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Department of Defense
Place of performance
Boston, MA 02134, USA

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About this award

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency awarded a Cooperative Agreement of $250,000 to President and Fellows of Harvard College on September 1, 2026, under the DARPA Young Faculty Award program for research titled "An Information Theory Framework for Designing Agentic Systems." The award funds basic and applied research in science and technology with potential military or dual-use application, supporting advanced research initiatives evaluated on scientific merit, relevance to DARPA mission, recipient capabilities, technology transition plans, and cost realism. Performance occurs in Boston, Massachusetts through August 31, 2029. The Research and Technology Development program (CFDA 12.910) supports competitive research at educational institutions and nonprofit organizations to advance the state of the art or effect fundamental technological change.

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Who received award D26AC50021?

D26AC50021 was awarded to President And Fellows Of Harvard College by Interior Business Center (Office of Policy Management and Budget) on September 1, 2026.

How much is award D26AC50021 worth?

$250,000 has been obligated on D26AC50021.

Which agency awarded D26AC50021?

Interior Business Center (Office of Policy Management and Budget) awarded D26AC50021, with funding from Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Department of Defense).

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