Resources for Grant Funding, Fellowships, Etc.
Research Policy Resources:
These provide meta-information about funding: policy statements,
directions, etc. Some of these sites also lead to other agencies
and foundations.
- NAS:
The National Academy of Sciences advises the US government on
science and technology issues. Joint page with NAE, IOM and NRC.
- HPCC:
- HPCC: The
High Performance Computing and Computing Initiative gives
overall direction to a lot of funding agencies for computer science.
Federal Research Grants:
- DARPA:
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration.
See also: DARPA Information Technology
Office
- DOE:
Department of Energy.
- DOE
Mathematical, Information, and Computational Sciences Division.
- ED:
Department of Education.
- EPA
- EPA- HPCC:a
EPA High Performance Computing and Communications.
- NASA:
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration advances science
and technology for aeronautics and space activities.
- NIST:
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is increasingly
an agency for knowledge transfer to industry.
- NIST: Welcome
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
- NSA
The National Security Agency funds basic research in mathematics
and computer science.
- NSF:
The National Science Foundation
funds basic research in mathematics and computer science.
This site offers calls for proposals, awards, and results of projects.
Touch here for the gopher site.
-
Custom Information system from NSF
-
ONR:
The Office of Naval Research.
- The White House:
Health Related Federal Agencies:
- CDC:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- DOE:
The Department of Energy funds molecular biology activities too.
See also DOE's
server under FEDIX.
- NIH:
The National Institutes of Health funds molecular biology activities.
- NIH - National Library of Medicine
Funds projects in information management for health and medical areas.
Education Programs:
- ED:
Department of Education.
Private Sector:
State Sector:
DIMACS Homepage
Contacting the Center
Document last modified on April 2, 1998.