NIH's limited competition funds eligible institutions to establish hubs offering proof-of-concept funding, commercialization resources, and mentorship to turn biomedical discoveries into products.
This grant will fund partnerships to expand the use and integration of BRAIN Initiative neurotechnologies at institutions with limited NIH research funding, supporting two-way knowledge transfer and training.
The NIH will soon offer grants to support early-career scientists at US small businesses, funding both research and entrepreneurial training, with required mentoring for first-time principal investigators.
This upcoming NIH and CDC grant supports early-career scientists at US small businesses with funding, entrepreneurial training, and mentoring to help them transition into entrepreneurship.
NIH's limited competition supports expansion and sustainability of biomedical research centers at eligible institutions in states with historically low NIH funding; clinical trials are not allowed.
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.