The Living Systems (LS) grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation funds research into the evolution, interactions, and ecological roles of organisms in diverse ecosystems.
Funds collaborative, use-inspired research to address Georgia’s coastal and marine ecosystem challenges, emphasizing actionable science and community partnerships.
This grant funds the expansion and long-term sustainability of biomedical research centers at institutions in states with historically low NIH funding, supporting faculty growth, research projects, and core facilities.
The EBBS program funds research that uses engineering to understand, control, and improve biological systems and processes, supporting innovations in biotechnology and health but not drug development or clinical trials.
This grant supports new environmental health research training programs for predoctoral students at institutions without recent NIEHS T32 funding, aiming to expand research and training reach.