The National Institutes of Health is the largest public funder of biomedical research in the world. NIH advertises availability of grant support through notices of funding opportunities (NOFOs). Investigators can search for a funding opportunity specific to their area of interest or apply to one of NIH's generic parent announcements.

If you're looking to apply for an early career grant with the Department of Energy, below is a link for you to learn more about DOE early career funding, as well as a list of the resources PDS has prepared for this program. One-on-one consultations and direct assistance in proposal development are also available, including document review and editing. Please note that availability may vary based on demand and scheduling. The PDS list of services can be found here.

The Department of Defense (DOD) supports several funding opportunities for early career faculty. Below are links for you to learn more about the different funding opportunities, as well as lists of the resources PDS has prepared to help you develop proposals for these programs. One-on-one consultations and direct assistance in proposal development are also available, including document review and editing. Please note that availability may vary based on demand and scheduling.

If you're looking to apply for the NSF CAREER grant, here is the place to start! We have extensive resources to support you in developing your proposal, including templates, checklists, workflow calendars, and recorded workshops. In Spring 2024, we are also offering an asynchronous Canvas NSF CAREER bootcamp to walk you through the process of preparing your NSF CAREER grant.