National Institutes of Health (NIH) Research & Funding

NIH Research & Funding Resources includes tools from the National Institutes of Health that help students explore biomedical and public health research opportunities, funding, and career pathways. NIH RePORTER allows users to search federally funded research projects, investigators, institutions, and publications across healthcare and STEM fields, while the Fogarty International Center’s Non-NIH Funding Opportunities directory highlights fellowships, grants, scholarships, and training opportunities related to biomedical, behavioral, and global health research.

Who should use this resource:
Students interested in biomedical research, healthcare, public health, laboratory science, graduate school, or research careers. These resources are especially useful for students exploring research topics, identifying faculty and institutions conducting research aligned with their interests, seeking funded research opportunities, or learning more about pathways into research and graduate education.

Why it’s helpful:
Together, these resources help students better understand the research landscape within healthcare and STEM fields. Students can explore active scientific projects, identify emerging areas of research, locate funding and training opportunities, and gain insight into how research careers and graduate pathways are structured. These tools can also support graduate school preparation, mentor identification, networking, and the development of more informed academic and career goals.

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