12,432 active funding opportunities
Supports development and application of gene-editing tools to study human brain function and complex neurological disorders.
Funds health departments to track, prevent, and control syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia, focusing on high-impact populations and collaborative efforts.
Supports two-year postdoctoral fellowships with $70,000/year for recent PhD graduates worldwide to build research leadership.
Supports research centers developing innovative human-based biomedical models and technologies to reduce animal use, including New Approach Methodologies (NAMs).
Funds small businesses in Seattle-King County owned by Black, urban Indian/Tribal, and Latine individuals for workforce development projects like internships and training.
Supports projects improving housing, living environments, and economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income Native American communities.
Funds early career scientists in EPSCoR jurisdictions for research in DOE Office of Science disciplines including energy and physical sciences.
Supports integrated NAMs development and SPF colony resources to advance HIV/AIDS research with reduced animal model use and enhanced in vitro testing.
Funds projects that strengthen arts and cultural organizations through capacity building, health initiatives, technology upgrades, and leadership development.
Supports capacity building for clinical trials and observational studies in IDeA states through training, collaboration, and infrastructure development.
Funds programs for rapid re-housing, homelessness prevention, emergency shelter, street outreach, and HMIS in Wisconsin.
Funds construction and renovation of State and Tribal Veterans Extended Care Facilities with up to 65% federal cost share. Requires detailed applications and compliance with Buy America Act.
Request for ideas and feedback on future nuclear energy research programs to guide DOE's Office of Nuclear Energy priorities.
Supports innovative research using advanced computational and data science methods to drive breakthroughs in science and engineering across disciplines.
Funds integrative research on animal behavior, including species-specific, comparative, modeling, and theoretical studies addressing environmental and disease challenges.
Scholarships for undergrad and grad students in accredited construction management and related engineering programs.
