This page includes a multitude of COVID-19 related funding opportunities, including a list of NIH opportunities.
The BRI offers a wide variety of internal funding opportunities. Since its inception in 2005, the BRI has supported the BWH research community with over $14MM in funding through a wide range of programs. In FY2018 alone, the BRI allocated $2.4MM to support research through various mechanisms including the Fund to Sustain Research Excellence (FSRE), which provides $50,000 bridge grants to support investigators whose R01 (or equivalent) was scored but not funded; the $100,000 BRIght Futures Prize, which is selected by public vote and awarded annually at Discover Brigham; the $500,000 BRI Directors Transformative Awards (BDTA), which are reviewed by the BRI’s external Scientific Advisory Board; the $50,000 Health & Technology Innovation Awards, which are selected through a “Shark Tank” style process involving BWH faculty (clinicians/researchers), donors, venture capitalists, representatives of the biopharma/device industry and other friends of the Brigham; as well as two new funding mechanisms, the BRI NextGen Awards and the BRI Pilot Awards, which support new research initiatives and projects with funds up to $50,000.
The BRI supports and encourages applications to funding opportunities that come from any Department or Division at BWH as well as those from Harvard affiliated institutions.
The BRI works closely with the Development office to identify relevant funding opportunities from national and international foundations and institutes. New funding opportunities are added each week.
Each year, the BRI internal review committee nominates institutional candidates for several funding announcements in which the number of applicants from a given institution are restricted. For these prestigious awards, BWH will cover the minimum Indirect Cost Rate if not met by the terms of the award. Please note that the funding opportunities in this section are specific to awards that consider BWH a separate entity from HMS and are not part of the HMS Foundation Funds program.
A guide to NIH grants with weekly NIH funding opportunities and notices.
This new resource provides standard language describing the BWH/MGB institutional environment for use in grant applications and other materials. The document includes descriptions of BWH, MGB, Operations, Clinical Services, the Brigham Research Institute (BRI), the BRI Research Oversight Committee, the BRI Research Centers, and the BWH/BRI Cores and Consultation Services.
A list of available funding opportunities offered through industry partnerships, competitions and other sources.
For more information on BRI funding opportunities, contact bwhbri@partners.org.
