Funding Opportunities and Resources
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GRANT AND FELLOWSHIP DATABASES |
Community of Science funding
database
CRISP, Computer Retrieval of Information
on Scientific Projects, is a database of information on federally funded
biomedical research.
GrantsNet is one of the best and most
comprehensive databases of both federal and private funding sources.
ScienceWise.com has the FEDIX database
of federally funded programs.
MIDAS is an information server on UNIX that allows researchers to search
numerous databases from their own computers for information on federal and
private grants, contract opportunities, fellowships, and sponsored research
support.
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FEDERAL FUNDING RESOURCES |
- NIH Home page
- Office of Extramural Research
- NIH Research Training Opportunities
- Forms and Applications
- NIH Guide to Grants & Contracts
- NIH Institutes and Offices
National Institutes of Health (NIH):
National Science Foundation (NSF):
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FOUNDATION AND ORGANIZATION HOMEPAGES |
- American Association of University Women
- American Association for Cancer Research
- American Cancer Society
- American Heart Association
- Burroughs Wellcome Fund
- Cancer Research Institute
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute
- The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- National Kidney Foundation
- National Research Council Fellowships
- The Helen Hay Whitney Foundation
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UNM Health Sciences
Library and Informatics Center
Medical Informatics Fellowship Training Program
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GRANT WRITING RESOURCES |
Office of the UNM Vice Provost for Research "In search of funding"
A Guide for Proposal
Writing from the NSF
How to Apply for an NRSA and
Resources for NRSA Applications are two useful sites by Laura Stark, PhD in
the career services office of UPenn
Proposal
Writing the University of Pittsburgh Office of Research manages this
resource site which offers simple tips on grant writing. Most helpful is their
list of selected web sites.
Proposal Writer's Guide from Don Thackrey, Michigan State
University
Grants
and Grant Writing from Science's Next Wave magazine
"All about grants"
tutorials from the NIH
A Quick Guide for
Grant Applications from the National Cancer Institute
Hints for
writing successful NIH grants from Professor Ellen Barrett at the University
of Miami