Supports centers that optimize late-stage biomedical technologies and sustainably disseminate them to the wider research community in areas within the NIGMS mission; clinical trials are not allowed.
Supporting projects developing innovative technologies for biomedical research, advancing current capabilities for acquiring biomedical knowledge.
NIH supports development of next-generation diagnostic and therapeutic devices aligned with its brain research and addiction initiatives, preparing them for first-in-human trials; clinical trials are not allowed.
NIH supports national biomedical imaging and bioengineering centers that develop research-driven technologies, share them with investigators, and train researchers in their use.
This upcoming NIH grant will fund innovative research developing advanced bioinformatics and computational biology tools to improve biomedical data analysis and health outcomes, encouraging interdisciplinary and technology-driven projects.
NIH supports small, multidisciplinary teams using bioengineering to solve biomedical problems and advance tools, with optional trials to test functionality or performance, excluding phase III trials.