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Grants.gov and Major Funding Information<\/h6>\n

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The majority of federal agencies have funding for investigator-initiated programs, research projects, training initiatives, and other educational programs. All federal grant opportunities must be posted on the federal repository site known as Grants.gov<\/a>. This site serves as a resource for finding funding as well as a portal for submitting grant applications. You do\u00a0not need to register to use this site for downloading a grant application or grant announcement. Grants are awarded to the institution and therefore ºì¶¹ÊÓƵ is already registered with Grants.gov. Only the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs can submit a grant application. <\/em>If you have questions about how to utilize Grants.gov<\/a>, please call our office at 718-997-5400.<\/p>\n

In addition to Grants.gov, each funding agency has its own website that contains more funding information and resources for preparing a grant application. Most of the federal agencies provide tips for preparing your application, links to currently funded grants, and descriptive guides about what types of research and other program activities they are likely to fund.<\/p>\n

Below are links to some of the larger federal agencies and departments.<\/p>\n