7,296 active funding opportunities
Supports doctoral research in arts and humanities at University of Sheffield for 2027/2028.
Supports early career clinical psychologists with outstanding contributions in service, innovation, research, and education advancing clinical psychology.
Funds establishment of the IGVF Data and Coordinating Center to develop genomic variation resources and coordinate consortium activities.
Supports innovative GEOINT research proposals in foundational GEOINT, advanced phenomenologies, and analytic technologies via Topic Calls.
Supports nonprofit providers offering free or reduced-cost oral health care to low-income patients under 21, focusing on uninsured or publicly insured youth.
Supports development and testing of predictive models to analyze genomic variation impact on genome function within a collaborative consortium.
Funds research centers to study genetic and environmental interactions affecting genomic variant impact and share data via IGVF portal.
Funding for nonprofits delivering human services to improve wellbeing of vulnerable groups in Santa Monica.
Supports research to characterize genomic variants' effects on genome function using high-throughput methods and collaborative consortium efforts.
Supports funding to build future-ready STEM talent with webinars to aid applicants in 2026-2028.
Funds six-month pilots operationalising EU Codes of Practice in knowledge valorisation with budgets up to €40k per project.
Supports general operating expenses for state and jurisdictional humanities councils in the humanities sector.
Supports full-time research and public humanities projects using the Folger’s Collections with flexible eligibility.
Funds academic research on AI's impact on employment, productivity, and economic opportunity.
Supports scholars sharing rigorous research with the public via print, multimedia, and personal branding projects.
Supports Ugandan master's students studying human-wildlife conflict, focusing on human-elephant coexistence near Murchison Falls National Park.
Supports projects enhancing law enforcement digital investigation capacity, tools, AI use, and cross-border cooperation against cybercrime.
Scholarship funds Joint Master’s in International Humanitarian Action with €1,400/month for 24 months and international study mobility.
Supports travel funding up to $2,000 for students to present at the Green Chemistry & Engineering Conference.
Fund projects enhancing standardisation in digital investigations to boost law enforcement and judicial capacity across the EU.
Provides up to $100,000/year for 6 months to 2 years to support scientists in astrophysics, nanoscience, neuroscience, or theoretical physics facing research disruptions.
Financial support for graduate research in green chemistry. $5,000 awarded to eligible students.
Supports Maryland teaching artists to implement arts education programs in schools and community sites, promoting lifelong arts learning.
