11,651 active funding opportunities
Undergraduate fellowships pairing students with humanities faculty on digital humanities projects, offering hands-on experience and $15/hour compensation.
Supports research enhancing cadet learning, faculty development, and Air Force mission in areas like hypersonics and cyber security.
Supports policy initiatives promoting regenerative farming and sustainable food systems across the U.S., focusing on federal policy changes and organizational strengthening.
Funding and training program for African women-led startups offering seed capital, mentorship, and skills development.
Supports internationally recognized applied researchers abroad to conduct projects in Germany with benefits including event invitations and language courses.
Supports travel costs for sociologists facing financial barriers to attend the Annual Meeting.
Travel awards to help students attending the ASA Annual Meeting cover travel expenses.
Supports small grants up to $750 for visiting speakers, workshops, and conferences at UW campuses.
Microgrants for UW humanities faculty and doctoral students to support speaker costs and community engagement.
Supports Regular Grants for research projects under the Lead Agency process with up to 36 months duration and distinct project topics.
Supports Thematic Grants under the Lead Agency process with up to 48-month projects and distinct simultaneous grants.
Paid internships for students in science and engineering to explore federal careers while studying.
Funding supports tenure-track faculty to write and complete book projects in humanities and social sciences.
Supports Feodor Lynen Research Fellows returning to Germany to continue international research projects and host guest researchers at German institutions.
Supports renewed research stays and short visits for alumni to foster academic collaborations with Humboldt Network members, providing daily allowances for up to three months.
Funding for tenure-track faculty research using digital technologies innovatively and exploring their broader implications.
Funds short academic visits up to two weeks for Humboldt Network members invited to German institutes affiliated with Feodor Lynen, JSPS, and NSTC alumni.
Supports small projects advancing teaching and learning scholarship in sociology.
Supports academic hosts of foreign research fellows with subsidies for research-related costs including materials, equipment, travel, and administrative expenses.
Funds Michigan nonprofits to contract grant writers for health-related proposal development up to $3,500.
Funds bold, curiosity-driven early-stage research projects with high risk and potential for significant scientific impact.
Funds bold, curiosity-driven basic and applied research projects led by experienced scientists across all research areas.
Funds fundamental research on transport phenomena across scales, including fluid dynamics, interfaces, thermodynamics, and combustion with engineering applications.
