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Find similar grantsBioMath Program is sponsored by National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) / National Science Foundation (NSF). The BioMath Program supports fundamental research in mathematics and statistics to address questions in biomedical sciences and enhance collaboration between the mathematical science and biomedical research communities.
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BioMath Program | National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIGMS and the Division of Mathematical Sciences (DMS) at the National Science Foundation (NSF) jointly support this program to address the pressing need to: bring mathematics and statistics into the core of biological and biomedical broaden the use of innovative mathematics in understanding life processes.
Applications are accepted once a year and reviewed by a joint NSF/NIGMS panel. NSF Program Solicitation 22-600 NIH Guide Notice NOT-GM-22-039 . Please note that applications should be submitted to the NSF.
Supports fundamental research in mathematics and statistics to address questions in biomedical sciences Enhances collaboration between the mathematical science and the biomedical research communities Advances mathematical or statistical theory or methodology Addresses significant biomedical research questions that are within NIGMS Arrow from Mathematical Inoovation to Integration of Mathematics and Biology Arrow from Biological Relevance to Integration of Mathematics and Biology Integration of Mathematics and Biology Well-defined plan for mathematics/statistics to drive discovery and improve understanding of biology Find details about the program and recent NIGMS awards: Projects funded by NIGMS in FY25 Projects funded by NIGMS in FY24 Projects funded by NIGMS in FY23 If you are planning to submit a proposal, we encourage you to contact the Management Team via email ( DMS-NIGMS@nsf.
gov ) to discuss the suitability of your proposed project for the BioMath program. Email inquiries should include (i) the key personnel (PI, co-PI, and Senior Personnel) and their research expertise, and (ii) brief description (one-page limit) of the biological/biomedical application and the novelty of the proposed mathematical approach.
For additional information, please contact the following NIGMS program Division of Biophysics, Biomedical Technology, and Computational National Institute of General Medical Sciences National Institutes of Health This page last updated on
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: NIH-eligible institutions including universities and nonprofits. The program is jointly funded by NSF, and applications should be submitted to the NSF. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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