Research Management Group (RMG)

Searchable Funding Databases

This webpage contains searchable funding databases. Stanford University subscribes to two services, Pivot and Grant Forward, so researchers and staff can set up accounts and use these databases:

              Searchable Databases                                        Tips
Pivot
(formerly Community of Science)

Pivot website


Pivot Demonstration videos (You Tube)
Website

Pivot Advanced Search
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Pivot Account Set up/Funding Alert/and Search Function Quick Start Guide:

Download PDF file  PDF file

To set up a user name and password: having an account will help you:
-utilize the additional Pivot functions such as "saving searches"
-setting up sponsor or disease-related funding email alerts.
Once you have a Pivot account you can access this database from both your work and home computers.

 
Grants.gov

"Find Open Grant opportunities"
more

Tip: if you're looking for NIH and NSF funding opportunities it is faster to use their respective search tool webpages listed above.

Tip: Grants.gov offers several search options on this webpage, including "browse agencies".

 

   
NIH Search Tool webpage (for current funding opportunities)
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Stanford resources:
These K career development and NRSA F Series webpages include grants.gov computer lab sessions geared to each type of application.
-NIH K Career Development Awards more
-NRSA F Series Individual Pre-doctoral and Postdoctoral Fellowships more


   

NIH RePORTER search tool (for funded grants and fellowships)

NIH RePORTER webpage

 

This webpage allows individuals to search for projects throughout the nation which have been funded by the NIH.
NSF-National Science Foundation "
Find Funding" Search Tool


NSF Find Funding webpage
Tips: you can search by:
-Keyword
-Recently announced funding opportunities
-Upcoming due dates
-Solicitations that limit the number of proposals an institution may submit (if your program is limited, and an internal selection has not been announced- see limited programs- then contact Jeanne Heschele in the Research Management Group at jheschele@stanford.edu.)

   

Federal Research in Progress

Go to the Lane Library webpage, enter "Federal Research in Progress" into the search box.


The Stanford Libraries have licensed the Federal Research in Progress. This can be used to find out more about federally funded research that have been granted already (to see who else is working in an area).
   
Foundation Directory

SUNET ID required for access:
Website >>

The Stanford Libraries have licensed this database.
   
Grants Space link-Foundation Center

Website
This is a Foundation Center service.


Feedback or Questions?
Stanford faculty and research administrative staff, please contact Jeanne Heschele in the Research Management Group at jheschele@stanford.edu for questions or to be added to one of the funding opportunity email distribution lists.

 

 



 

 


 




 




 

 

 

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