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Find similar grantsThis program sponsors research at national laboratories and universities that addresses grand challenges for biology, focusing on improving or developing new multifunctional, multiscale imaging and measurement technologies that enable visualization of spatiotemporal and function…
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Expanding Global Access to Bioimaging is sponsored by Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. This grant program supports imaging science capacity building, fellowships, and community development for imaging core facilities and nonprofit organizations in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and former Soviet countries. The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative aims to support scientific research and advance biomedicine.
Open Science Grants is a grant program from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) that funds tools, platforms, and organizations advancing the open and immediate sharing of scientific knowledge, processes, and outputs. CZI invests in infrastructure that makes the scientific process more open, reproducible, and collaborative, enabling scientists globally to build on each other's work. The program supports education and capacity building, open-source biomedical software, and reproducibility tools spanning areas such as single-cell genomics, bioimaging, and computational biology. Eligible applicants include academic institutions, nonprofits, and open-source scientific software projects demonstrating community impact. CZI maintains a publicly browsable directory of current and past grantees representing multiple funding cycles across its Essential Open Source Software (EOSS) and related programs.
The Trump administration committed $5B and 278 projects across 15+ agencies to the Genesis Mission. Here's the structure — and how to position for the next wave.
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