1,938 active funding opportunities
Fellowship supporting predoctoral dual-degree students with integrated research and clinical training in health-related fields at NIH-funded institutions.
Funds predoctoral students for mentored research training in health-related scientific fields aligned with dissertation projects.
Supports senior scientists to change research direction or broaden expertise with NIH-relevant training fellowships.
Supports short-term institutional research training for predoctoral and health professional students in biomedical and related sciences.
Funds preclinical testing of repurposed and investigational drugs with mouse models to advance Alzheimer's disease therapies.
Funds postdoctoral research training for promising candidates in health-related scientific fields with strong mentorship.
Supports nursing-led research centers fostering community partnerships to address health challenges through infrastructure and pilot studies.
Supports dual degree dentist scientists transitioning to independent research faculty with mentored and independent research funding.
Supports research using TOPMed data to uncover molecular mechanisms of Heart, Lung, Blood, and Sleep disorders through integrated genetic and multi-omics analyses.
Supports research partnerships to develop interventions for avian influenza, genomic alterations in animals, and veterinary products for unmet needs.
Funds clinical trials to evaluate new indications or labeling changes for orphan products addressing unmet rare disease needs.
Supports individual investigators with flexible, stable funding for research aligned with NIGMS mission, enhancing productivity and mentoring.
Supports institutional awards to train and retain researchers in kidney, urologic, and hematologic diseases with coordinated network support.
Supports mechanistic clinical trials on mind and body interventions impacting emotional well-being and whole person health using a phased R61/R33 mechanism.
Funds milestone-driven phased clinical trials to treat health conditions in individuals with Down syndrome, supporting up to five years of research.
Funds exploratory research projects addressing critical needs in Down syndrome to improve health and quality-of-life.
Supports groundbreaking research projects that can transform Down syndrome science and clinical approaches.
Funds groups of NIH-supported investigators to purchase or upgrade shared state-of-the-art research instruments, promoting collaboration and reproducibility.
Funds purchase of a new biomedical research instrument to build research capacity and foster collaboration with awards up to $400,000.
Supports planning grants for federally recognized Native American tribes and organizations to prepare competitive NARCH research applications.
Supports projects enhancing clinical trial readiness in rare diseases by developing biomarkers and disease characterization tools.
Supports extramural biomedical and human performance research with $50M funding over FY23-FY28.
Supports research on security cooperation and irregular warfare producing unclassified, publicly accessible findings to inform policy and practice.
Funds development of advanced non-invasive imaging technologies to visualize the human olfactory system with high resolution and specificity.
