The Bioinnovation and Infrastructure (BI) grant from NSF supports innovative research and technology to advance understanding and research capacity in the biological sciences.
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.
Supporting novel research tools and methods for biological sciences, the Infrastructure Innovation for Biological Research Program advances Bioinformatics, Instrumentation, and Research Methods to enhance researchers' abilities in manipulating, controlling, analyzing, and measuring biological systems.
NSF Engineering funds foundational research in civil, mechanical, and manufacturing innovation, supporting projects in advanced manufacturing, infrastructure, dynamic systems, and advanced materials.
Accelerate bioengineering tools & technologies via academic-industry partnerships to address biomedical problems & enhance medical practice.