Grants for Science Research

Last updated August 10, 2026

There are currently 6,206 active grants for science research in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from federal and foundation sources and updated daily.

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Grant Deadline Amount
Women’s Lung Health Disparities Research Grant
Rolling
Varies
New Investigator Grant Program - Research Grant
Rolling
Up to $150K
IMHRO / AIM Sullivan Family Foundation Rising Star Research Award
Rolling
Varies
World Reef Award Grant
Rolling
$3K
Whitney Foundation Research Fellowship Grant
Rolling
$221K
Norman S. Baldwin Fishery Science Scholarship Grant
Rolling
$5K
The Wetland Foundation: Conference Travel Grant (Type 1 & 2)
Rolling
Up to $2K
Modeling, Simulation, and Training Fellowships Grant
Rolling
$35K
Guarantors of Brain: Travel Grants
Rolling
Up to £1,200
Computational and Data-Enabled Science and Engineering
Rolling
Varies
CURE Innovator Award
Rolling
$50K
Garland D. Rhoads Foundation Grant
Rolling
$5K
Career Awards at the Scientific Interface Grant
Rolling
$560K
Robert A. Kyle Career Development Awards
Rolling
$158K
The AIA Publication Subvention Program Grant
Rolling
$5K
Pangburn Foundation Grant
Rolling
Up to $150K
MGPUB: Checkoff Grant
Rolling
Varies
Diversity in Science- Graduate Diversity Enrichment Program Grant
Rolling
$5K
AGA: Fellow Abstract Award Grant
Rolling
$500 – $1K
Fluid Dynamics
Rolling
$9.2M
Kansas Geological Foundation Grant
Rolling
Varies
Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC Scholarship Grant
Rolling
Up to $3K
2026 Depuy Synthes Health Equity and Disparity Research Grant for Attendings, Fellows, & Residents
Rolling
Varies
Stoll-Stunkard Memorial Lectureship Grant
Rolling
Up to $1K

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About grants for science research

Grants for science research fund basic and applied research, fellowships, and education across the sciences, engineering, and mathematics. The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) are the largest federal funders, while private funders include the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and Research Corporation for Science Advancement. These awards support universities, research institutions, nonprofits, and individual scientists.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grants are available for science research?

Science research grants fund basic and applied research, graduate fellowships, instrumentation, and STEM education. NSF offers hundreds of opportunities — including grants, cooperative agreements, and fellowships — across science and engineering, and NIH funds biomedical and health research. Private funders like the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation support targeted research programs and early-career fellowships.

Who funds scientific research in the U.S.?

The largest funders are federal agencies — the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health — which together provide a major share of academic research support. Private foundations such as the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and Research Corporation for Science Advancement fund additional research and fellowships, and many fields have discipline-specific societies and corporate sponsors. The right source depends on your field and whether you need research, equipment, or fellowship funding.

Are there grants for early-career scientists and students?

Yes. NSF runs the Graduate Research Fellowship Program for students pursuing research-based master's and doctoral degrees, and the Sloan Research Fellowships support early-career scientists. Many agencies and societies reserve funding tracks for postdocs, new investigators, and underrepresented researchers. Eligibility usually depends on career stage and institutional affiliation, so check each program's requirements before applying.

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