6,501 active funding opportunities
Supports U.S. small businesses partnering with nonprofits to advance scientific R&D innovations to market via Phase II STTR grants.
Supports research on innovative digital health tools for underserved U.S. and global settings using reciprocal innovation to improve health outcomes.
Funds U.S. small businesses with NIH SBIR/STTR Phase II/IIB projects to advance late-stage R&D and commercialization readiness.
Medical student clerkship offering prostate cancer clinical care experience and shadowing at Chesapeake Urology Associates.
Supports a $100 million grant competition for proposals addressing critical global problems with measurable impact.
Funds U.S. small businesses partnering with nonprofits to advance scientific innovations through R&D Phase II STTR cooperative agreements.
Supports Resource Core Centers advancing Kidney, Urology, and Hematology research by sharing unique resources and collaborating nationally.
Funds research on system-level education improvements in policies, finance, organization, management, and leadership.
Supports Canadian graduate students pursuing exceptional research experiences abroad to build global networks.
Supports fellowships for training in robotic bronchoscopy and lung cancer care clinical skills.
Funds nonprofit programs in education, health care, humanitarian aid, child welfare, and military family support based on excellence and leadership.
Supports team-based basic research to create innovative quantum technology seeds aligned with national strategic goals.
Supports Core Centers advancing research in cystic fibrosis, diabetes, nutrition, obesity, liver, and digestive diseases with shared services and mentoring.
Supports international collaborative research on environmental change and sustainability to advance SDGs.
Supports faculty research with up to $5,000 in funding for research expenses.
Supports outstanding researchers preparing for senior academic roles with various professorship and fellowship funding types over five years.
Supports advanced U.S. researchers for mentored biomedical and clinical research in low- and middle-income countries to develop global leadership.
Supports UK low-income individuals over 18 to attend eligible writing courses with financial aid.
Supports research projects aligned with CKF Priorities requiring project details, abstract, CV, and budget submissions.
Funds centers to rigorously evaluate youth violence prevention approaches in high-violence communities and train early career researchers.
Opportunity to submit proposals for clinical trials testing new neurological disease treatments with established network support.
Funds early career researchers to lead independent junior research groups for six years, enabling qualification for university professorships.
Funds early-career researchers studying health effects of 9/11 exposures with mentored support and protected time.
Awards honor exemplary individuals worldwide in tobacco control and prevention through nomination.
