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The NLM mission is to support research efforts that contribute to advancements in the field of biomedical informatics and data science, with far-reaching implications for improving health and well-being. NLM fosters the advancement of cutting-edge technologies and methodologies, contributes to biomedical informatics and data science advancement, and develops strategies to improve health.
Scientific Areas of Interest The NLM's interest in these key research areas emphasizes innovative methods and approaches to foster data-driven discovery.
Advancing Trustworthy, Reproducible, and Rigorous Biomedical AI Methods to evaluate and benchmark AI for bias, reliability, security, and generalizability Tools and frameworks for interpretable, explainable, reproducible, and fit-for-purpose AI Real-world studies of AI deployment and impact Scalable approaches integrating complex biomedical and health data Biomedical Data Infrastructure at Scale Privacy-preserving data linkage, federation, and integration Semantic interoperability and metadata harmonization Risk- and benefit-aware data curation and evaluation frameworks Standards supporting scalable, interoperable data ecosystems Sustainable Biomedical Reference Resources and Platform Science Methods to enhance usability, access, and discovery Approaches that support reference datasets, metrics, and frameworks for quality assurance and AI benchmarking Approaches that support cost-effective, interoperable platform architectures and services Approaches for monitoring, maintenance, drift detection, and responsible sunsetting Biomedical Tools and Methods—Human-Centered Use and Impact User-centered tools for discovery, navigation, and application of authoritative knowledge Workflow-integrated and validated AI for research and clinical decision-making Evaluation of AI safety, trust, and mitigation of inaccuracies Secure, public-facing tools supporting evidence-based health actions Find additional information on the NIH Grants & Funding NLM Profile page.
Grants are available for fundamental and applied research in biomedical informatics and data science. Activity codes include R01, R15, and R21. Resource grants provide funding to improve the dissemination, management and use of biomedical knowledge.
Activity codes include G08, G13, R13, UG4, and U24. Opportunities are available to support researchers at many stages as they advance in their career. Activity codes include K01, K08, K25, K99/R00, R25, T15, and F31.
Grants for small businesses and partnering research institutions focused on developing cutting-edge solutions in the field of biomedical informatics. Activity codes include R41, R42, R43, and R44. How do I learn more about what NLM is funding and has funded in the past?
Active NLM Grants are listed on NIH RePORTER. Previously funded NLM Grants are listed on NIH RePORTER dating back to 1985. May I contact someone at NLM to discuss potential funding with for my scientific research?
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How do I figure out the grant type, necessary approval or, internal organization planning before the formal application? The NIH Funding Basics page offers resources for getting started on your grant application. How do I complete and submit an application?
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How do I find out more about the awarding process? Visit NIH Funding Decisions and Award Process for more information about pre-award and post-award processes. Last Reviewed: April 24, 2026
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