A potential drug for kidney disease. Advances in microscopic imaging. New metamaterials technologies. Great leaps forward are only possible because of researchers like you. Discover all the resources that are available to help you take your research further.
From funding sources to proposal submission to bringing your product to market, we're armed with the resources and guidance, online or in person, to support and enhance your research. Select a step below to learn more.
A searchable directory of facilities providing services, expertise, and instruments available to Boston University researchers.
$35 million grant to establish an operations center responsible for the foundational coordination, operations, and development activities supporting an integrated national infrastructure for AI research and education. Express interest via InfoReady Review by Sunday, October 19.
Up to $300k to support mid-career faculty in the humanities and humanistic social sciences pursue systematic training in an alternate field of study to advance their research. Apply by Monday, October 20 via InfoReady Review.
Student aid will continue and researchers should work on existing grants, but new awards might […]
TO:Principal Investigators, Deans, Associate Deans for Research, Center Directors, and Grant AdministratorsFROM:Diane Baldwin, Associate Vice […]
Up to $100,000 to support research projects focused on childhood cancers that are either laboratory, clinical, or epidemiological in nature. Apply by Sunday, October 26 via InfoReady Review.
Up to $110,000 per year for 3 years to help develop the independent research of early-career faculty studying childhood cancers. Apply by Tuesday, October 28 via InfoReady Review.
Up to $1.3 million for 3 years to support distinctive and novel projects in Medical Research and Science & Engineering. Apply by Friday, October 24 via InfoReady Review.
Up to $925,000 annually to establish centers of excellence that can advance increased independence for substantial populations of older persons and offer opportunities for education in aging research. Apply by Wednesday, October 1 via InfoReady Review.
Our Research Development team works as hard as you do. When it comes to leading large-scale proposal development efforts and supporting BU faculty, they’re your go-to resource.
Tuesday, September 16 | 4-6 PMKilachand Center Eichenbaum Room (Room 101)610 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA […]
Learn more about building strong partnerships, crafting compelling proposals, and navigating the funding process at the National Science Foundation.
How does aging work at the biological level? What can we do to promote health […]
Are you looking to elevate your research and ensure it has an impact on policy? […]
Hosted by Sponsored Programs, with guest Cash ManagementWe invited all Boston University staff involved in […]
Op-eds are a powerful way to translate your expertise into compelling narratives that influence public […]
Are you ready to amplify your voice and share your research with the world? Join […]
Cancer remains one of the most complex and pressing challenges in medicine, requiring innovative approaches […]
Find new collaborators at our signature series, Research on Tap, or join a how-to workshop to build your research toolkit.
