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Other Agencies and Funding Sources

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)

  • NRC Research Activities: Information about research program to improve understanding of nuclear reactors, materials, and waste to inform regulatory decisions.
  • NRC Grant Programs: outlines funding opportunities for research in nuclear safety, including materials safety, waste management, and reactor technology.
  • NRC Contracting Opportunities: an overview of a wide variety of contracts to commercial firms, non-profit organizations and universities each year.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

  • CDC Grants: a wide range of public health programs through grants and cooperative agreements, supporting research, prevention efforts, and public health infrastructure.
  • CDC How to Apply: guides about how to apply for grants or funding.
  • CDC Overview of Grant Process: an overview of identifying funding opportunities, preparing competitive applications, undergoing peer review, and fulfilling reporting requirements after award.
  • CDC GrantSolutions: a grants management service that provides many tools for grant-related tasks.
  • CDC Contracts: An overview of CDC’s Office of Financial Resources’ contracts.

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

  • EPA Grants: The main page for all EPA grants
  • EPA How to apply for Grants: information on grant opportunities, application procedures, eligibility requirements, and other relevant resources for potential grant applicants.
  • EPA Planning, Budget, and Results: the agency’s strategic planning, budget development, and performance measurement processes to ensure effective and efficient use of resources in achieving its environmental protection mission.
  • EPA Grant Competition Resources: guidance and support to potential applicants, including information on eligibility criteria, application procedures, evaluation processes, and available funding opportunities.
  • EPA Grants Management Training for Applicants and Recipients: online training course is designed to introduce EPA grant applicants and recipients to key aspects of the entire grant life cycle, from preparation of an application through grant closeout.
  • EPA Grants Webinars: EPA periodically hosts webinars for the EPA grants community.
  • EPA Grants Management Plan: this plan charts the course the Agency will follow in the coming years to deliver an effective system for grants administration – one in which federal funds are used responsibly to deliver meaningful environmental results.
  • EPA STAR Grants: Science to Achieve Results program for environmental research.
  • EPA P3 (People, Prosperity, and the Planet) Program: awards for teams of university and college students to take a leading and collaborative role in conducting scientific and engineering research.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA

Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H)

  • ARPA-H Homepage: a research funding agency that supports transformative biomedical and health breakthroughs – ranging from the molecular to the societal – to provide health solutions for all.
  • ARPA-H Funding Opportunities: a listing of currently-open, time-limited research applications

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

  • NEH Fellowships: Provides support for humanities research and projects across multiple disciplines.
  • NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grants: Funds the development and application of innovative technology to humanities research projects.
  • NEH Summer Stipends: Short-term support for individuals conducting humanities research during the summer.

National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)

  • NEA Research Labs: Provides funding for research projects related to the arts, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration.
  • NEA Media Arts Grants: Funding for media-based projects in the arts.
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