Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science is excited to announce the CATALYST-ES: NSF Energy Storage Engine Scholars program!
Offered in coordination with the NSF Energy Storage Engine in Upstate NY, this scholarship is designed to jumpstart your career in high-impact fields like energy storage, power systems, sustainable manufacturing, AI-enabled energy systems, and more. As a scholar, you'll gain invaluable academic, hands-on, and research experience to set you apart.
Benefits
As a scholar, you will:
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Receive a stipend of $7,500 (undergraduates) or $10,000 (graduates).
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Receive support to apply for industry internships from dedicated program staff.
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Have the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research alongside expert faculty members.
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Master core concepts in energy storage systems, grid and power management, control systems, data center energy management, energy systems security, sustainability and more.
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Participate in professional development to accelerate your career post-graduation.
Eligibility
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Watson College undergraduate and graduate students.
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Undergraduate transfer students entering their junior year in Watson College.
Application Process
Complete this application and upload the following PDF documents.
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Your resumé (including names of two references)
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Unofficial transcript
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A one-page statement of interest describing what motivates you to apply to this program and what you hope to gain from it
Deadline
Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. However, the priority application deadline is Oct. 30, 2026.
Questions?
Reach out to us anytime at catalyst-es@binghamton.edu.