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    Good-to-Great Research Improvements in Transition (GRIT) Grant

    ForecastedInternal — Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station only

    The GRIT Grant from Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station funds faculty to improve promising but unfunded research proposals for stronger resubmission and increased scientific impact.

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    Professional Enhancement for Emerging Researchers (PEER) Grant

    The PEER Grant from Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station funds emerging researchers to develop independent, original research proposals for professional growth.

    AAESForecasted May 15, 2027$10,000ForecastedInternal — Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station only

    Mid-Career Faculty Advancement & Support (FAST) Grant

    The Mid-Career Faculty Advancement & Support (FAST) Grant from Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station funds mid-career Auburn faculty to advance agricultural and forestry research for one year.

    AAESForecasted May 15, 2027$10,000ForecastedInternal — Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station only

    Transition to Independence Grant

    The FAER Transition to Independence Grant helps junior anesthesia researchers revise and resubmit major independent research grant applications as they move from mentored to independent research roles.

    FAERRolling submissions$75,000

    Supplemental Grant Program

    Innovate Alabama’s Supplemental Grant Program boosts Alabama SBIR/STTR awardees with non-dilutive funding to advance research, development, and commercialization of innovative technologies.

    Innovate AlabamaForecasted Jun 1, 2027$250,000Forecasted

    Growing Research Access for Nationally Transformative Economic Development

    The GRANTED initiative aims to enhance the administrative infrastructure of the research enterprise for equitable and diverse participation, creating scalable models and collaborations to transform and expand national research capacity.

    NSFRolling submissions