7,322 active funding opportunities
Supports development of tools and models for high-resolution, synchronous tracking of complex behaviors and neural activity in dynamic environments.
Supports faculty with bridge funding up to $50,000 to cover temporary research funding gaps requiring matching funds.
Funds projects improving accessible digital educational materials and instruction quality and availability.
Supports pilot projects up to $40,000 for one-year research in environmental health sciences and genomics.
Supports seed funding up to $20,000 for initiatives enhancing global collaborations across colleges and continents.
Supports companies in EU Member States to develop innovative, interoperable defence technologies through collaborative research and development.
Supports artists with studio access, professional development, exhibition chances, and community engagement in diverse disciplines.
Supports community projects with planning, design, and technical expertise to conserve lands and waters and build healthy communities through collaboration.
Supports 100 EU cities and 12 associated cities in becoming climate-neutral by 2030 through innovation and Climate City Contracts.
Part-time 5-month fellowship empowering early-career engineers to tackle engineering and sustainable development challenges.
Funds up to $20,000 for scholars to pursue new research on critical urban society issues.
Supports pilot research grants up to $50,000 for interdisciplinary projects tackling population health challenges.
Awards honor exemplary individuals worldwide in tobacco control and prevention through nomination.
Award of 100,000 EUR for internationally recognized STEM academics with optional research stay in Germany.
Supports internationally recognized applied researchers abroad to conduct projects in Germany with benefits including event invitations and language courses.
Supports projects advancing population health innovation with potential for sustainable commercial or social impact.
Funds a national network advancing research on human auditory and vestibular disorders using human ear tissues and technical services.
Supports UW researchers with up to $30,000 for pilot studies in substance abuse research, including pharmacology and prevention.
Supports innovative social and behavioral science research improving social and living conditions in the U.S.
Scholarship awards for academic and advanced licensure or training recipients annually.
$250 scholarship for Veterinary Assistant students demonstrating financial need and career goals in veterinary services.
Supports early-stage discovery research with initial $100,000 grants and potential for up to $1 million in follow-on funding.
Supports a Coordinating Center to advance research on human auditory and vestibular disorders by facilitating collaboration and resource sharing among laboratories.
Supports research collaborations on poverty and social policy with mini-grants up to $12,000 for pilot studies and funding applications.