7,882 active funding opportunities
Funds international research collaboration via two-way mobility, strengthening networks and providing global experience.
Funds exceptionally creative scientists pursuing innovative, high-risk biomedical research ideas relevant to NIH's mission.
Funds early career scientists to develop research programs in DOE Office of Science disciplines.
Funds additional technology transfer activities for projects already funded by Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung.
Recognizes early-career scientists excelling in public engagement with science, awarding $5,000 and travel support.
Supports junior faculty research to improve Alzheimer's disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment with up to $100,000 funding.
Funds fundamental research on transport phenomena across scales, including fluid dynamics, interfaces, thermodynamics, and combustion with engineering applications.
Funds projects supporting recovery of species at risk and habitat stewardship in terrestrial and aquatic environments.
Supports COLA faculty research in humanities and social sciences with up to $3,000 for lower-level project expenses on a rolling basis.
Supports COLA faculty and students publishing books and articles with fees in peer-reviewed journals.
Funds organisation of international science events such as congresses and symposia in Germany.
Funds supplement health insurance and tuition costs for COLA graduate students with large external fellowships in humanities and social sciences.
Funds projects promoting social cohesion, youth leadership, STEAM, and climate action in Libya with grants up to $25,000.
Funds fundamental research to innovate chemical and biochemical processes for efficiency, sustainability, and resilience across manufacturing and energy sectors.
Funds multi-year scientific exchange and cooperation on chosen topics across locations for researchers in Germany and abroad.
Fellowships for outstanding graduate students committed to teaching.
Supports scholars in humanities and social sciences with living expenses during final dissertation year.
Supports research on AI applications in specific domains and their challenges.
Supports final-year PhD students in humanities and interpretive social sciences to complete dissertation projects.
Supports fundamental engineering research to understand and control biological and biomedical systems, enabling novel technologies and improved health outcomes.
Funds doctoral students for data-gathering and field research to improve dissertation projects.
Funds dissertation research on behavioral science, decision making, future of work, race, ethnicity, immigration, and inequality.
Funds up to $5,000 for faculty-led research and creative projects at University of Pittsburgh regional campuses.
