The National Library of Medicine will soon fund innovative, scalable clinical informatics research to develop and evaluate tools that transform diverse health data into actionable knowledge for improved health care and outcomes.
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 early-stage development of new or significantly adapted informatics tools for cancer research, from prototyping to initial dissemination, with user feedback and clear milestones.
NIH plans a milestone-driven award supporting planning and early to definitive clinical trials across biomedical and other interventions for up to 7 years; applications are not yet being accepted.
Research grant to develop innovative personal health informatics tools delivering actionable insights for individuals to understand and improve their health.
Supporting projects developing innovative technologies for biomedical research, advancing current capabilities for acquiring biomedical knowledge.