The NHLBI will soon invite applications for the StARRTS program, which supports career development for scientists transitioning to independent research in biomedical, behavioral, and clinical fields.
NIH plans to invite eligible US small businesses to apply for STTR grants (R41/R42) supporting collaborative research and technology development, with clinical trials not allowed.
NIAMS offers R03 small grants to K01/K08/K23/K25 awardees in years 2-4 to boost research capabilities as they transition to independent investigator status; clinical trials are not allowed.
This upcoming NIH grant will fund small-scale biomedical research projects at health professional and graduate schools with limited NIH funding, focusing on student involvement and minimal risk clinical trials.
This upcoming NHLBI grant will offer small grants to current or recent career development awardees to help them advance their research and transition toward independent funding.