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2026 U.S. Speaker Program

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U.S. Mission to India

The Public Diplomacy Section at the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi announces an opportunity to implement the U.S. Speaker and Specialist Program in India. The program will advance U.S. strategic, economic, and security interests by connecting American experts with priority Indian audiences and highlighting U.S. leadership in areas critical to security, innovation, technological competitiveness, and economic growth. Through this program, U.S. subject matter experts will engage Indian audiences on priority issues, including regional security and deterrence; maritime security; cybersecurity and protection of critical infrastructure; emerging technologies; strategic competition; energy security; and innovation driven economic growth. Program activities will include eight to ten (8 to 10) in country speaker programs across India and ten (10) virtual engagements. Target audiences include established and emerging professionals from leading think tanks and research institutions; technology and innovation leaders; industry stakeholders and business leaders involved in trade, investment, and supply chains; and other professionals positioned to influence policy, technology, security, and economic decisions relevant to U.S. interests.

$230K – $250K

2026-07-24

sciencetechnology

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2026 UNC Symposium on Hemostasis

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NHLBI - National Heart Lung and Blood Institute

Summary Funding is requested for the registration fees and travel costs of invited speakers and discussion leaders as well as registration fee support for graduate students, postdocs, and early/mid- career scientists with an emphasis on first-time attendees at the 2026 12th Symposium on Hemostasis at the University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill. The theme of the 2026 Symposium is novel perspectives on classically understood pathways. The program is designed to bring together experts to present their most recent cutting- edge findings centered on defining novel mechanisms and innovative therapeutic advances in hemostasis and thrombosis. Recent studies suggest that coagulation proteins and platelets are tied to numerous pathological processes through mechanisms both dependent and independent of their traditional roles in hemostasis and thrombosis. Our invited speakers will present their latest and emerging work across a spectrum of basic science and clinical topics where coagulation proteins and platelets play a functional role, including cancer, infection and immunity, acute injury, and pregnancy. Priority will be placed on highlighting both the role these proteins play as disease modifiers, as well as the utility of employing or targeting these factors for diagnosis and therapy. A major goal for the 12th Symposium on Hemostasis is highlighting the translation of basic research findings into the clinical practice. Over 80% of our invited speakers will be presenting at this conference for the first time, and 30% represent early career faculty. In addition to invited speakers and discussion leaders, attendees will be selected by invitation and from submitted applications. They will be chosen to represent a broad, interdisciplinary spectrum of research topics. Additional efforts will be committed to recruiting first-time attendees as speakers in the ‘Hot Topics’ session and as poster presenters. An intended strength of this meeting will be the interaction and networking of young scientists in the field with the discussion leaders and the speakers. Collectively, the specific aims for the 12th Symposium on Hemostasis are to: (i) provide an environment that facilitates lively and open discussions between early career, mid-career, and established scientists that fuels the process of scientific discovery in the hemostasis and thrombosis community; (ii) provide a platform of support for the careers of junior scientists, including predoctoral and postdoctoral trainees, to ensure growth of the field; (iii) promote collaborative and interdisciplinary scientific research that opens channels of long-term interaction and networking; and (iv) provide a mechanism for clinicians to earn continuing medical education credits in the areas of hemostasis, thrombosis, and hematology. Through these specific aims the 12th Symposium on Hemostasis will reveal the next chapter of discovery and innovation for hemostasis and thrombosis research while helping to establish and build on the collaborative relationships necessary to push the field forward.

Up to $39K

2027-03-31

health research

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2026 Visual System Development Gordon Research Conference and Gordon Research Seminar

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NEI - National Eye Institute

PROJECT SUMMARY The 2026 Gordon Research Conference (GRC) and Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) on Visual System Development are a paired set of biennial meetings that bring together investigators studying development, disease, and evolution of the visual system. Over the years, these meetings have provided an exciting and unique forum in which to explore the similarities and differences underlying visual system development and function across a broad range of species. The goal of these meetings is to foster an appreciation of common principles that mediate the construction and function of the visual system in diverse organisms, and to share the latest exciting new ideas and findings on this topic. By including sessions that highlight emerging topics with translational impact, such as “Retinal Stem Cells, Repair, and Regeneration”, and “Developmental Disorders, Diseases, and Aging of the Visual System”, the meeting is also expanding its scope and stimulating crosstalk between developmental biologists and investigators focused on translational aspects of vision science. The GRS provides a unique platform for students and postdoctoral research fellows in the visual research field to share current, unpublished research amongst their peers and receive career mentorship in the vision science field. The format of the GRC and GRS meetings provides a highly interactive and stimulating venue for cross- fertilization of ideas and development of new collaborations. The Visual System Development GRC has established a reputation as the leading conference in its field, and it is the only meeting on the topic that brings together vision researchers working on the full range of experimental systems in the field, ranging from Drosophila to human. The current proposal requests funds to help defray conference fees for attendees at both meetings. The Visual System GRC and GRS will feature scientists at the cutting edge of the field, with careful attention taken to ensure involvement of researchers around the world, with participation from scientists at all stages of their careers.

Up to $57K

2027-05-31

health research

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2026 Wildfire and Forest Resilience Directed Grant Program

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Sierra Nevada Conservancy

This Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) Grant Program (Program) responds to recent legislation and executive orders addressing California’s wildfire crisis. In November of 2024, California voters approved Proposition 4, the Safe Drinking Water, Wildfire Prevention, Drought Preparedness, and Clean Air Bond Act of 2024, commonly known as the “Climate Bond.” In April 2025, Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill 100 (Gabriel), which allocates $30.9 million from the 2024 Climate Bond to the SNC for the purposes of wildfire prevention and forest resilience, including improving local fire prevention capacity, improving forest health and resilience, and reducing the risk of wildfire spreading into populated areas from wildlands. This Program seeks to create more resilient forest landscapes and watersheds and reduce wildfire risk. The climate and ecological benefits of forest-restoration treatments are well known. Ecologically sound forest management, including beneficial fire, and community protection are critical in securing the overall well-being of the Sierra-Cascade. To be eligible to receive a grant award from the SNC under this Program, projects must meet all of the following criteria: Result in a clear, demonstrable, and enduring public benefit; be located within the Sierra-Cascade as defined by current SNC governing legislation; must align with one of the Program priorities identified in the guidelines; be consistent with the SNC mission and program areas as defined in the SNC Strategic Plan; be consistent with the requirements of the funding source and budget provisions; and meet all California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements, as applicable. The SNC proposal process involves concept and full proposal phases. To initiate consideration of a project, an applicant must contact the appropriate SNC Area Representative. If it is determined that the SNC will consider the project, the applicant will receive a concept proposal form and SNC will assist in the development of the project. After concept proposals are submitted, the evaluation team will review them based on the first three evaluation criteria described in the Guidelines. These criteria are: 1) Public and Natural Resource Benefits and Alignment with Funding and Program Goals, 2) Project Design and Budget, and 3) Landscape Context. Based on the funding available, top scoring concept proposals may be invited to submit a full proposal. If it is determined that the SNC will consider partnering on the project, the applicant will be asked to submit a full proposal. The SNC will share the full proposal form with the applicant and assist in developing the project. The SNC may give favorable consideration to projects which: are forest-health projects that result in multiple benefits; involve California Native American tribes; were identified in a collaboratively developed regional plan, such as the Regional Priority Plan; directly benefit SDAC, DAC, or Vulnerable Populations; engage a workforce-development effort; or enable the equitable geographic distribution of SNC resources. Please review the full grant program guidelines.

Up to $15.9M

2026-07-27

disadvantaged communities; disaster prevention & relief; environment & water

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2026 Wildfire Resilience Block Grants

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Department of Forestry and Fire Protection

Projects under this grant: Make funding available through agreements with private nonindustrial forest landowners to pay for specific, non-commercial ecological forest improvement and wildfire resilience practices to the extent they support reforestation and longevity of existing regeneration.Provide technical assistance to promote information sharing and education on the full range of effective reforestation practices and opportunities as well as forest management education and management planni Promote long-term storage of carbon in forest trees and soils through reforestation and reduction of forest overcrowding and pests. Further the goals of the California Forest Carbon Plan, California’s Natural and Working Lands Climate Smart Strategy, California’s Wildfire & Forest Resilience Action Plan, California’s Strategic Plan for Expanding the Use of Beneficial Fire, and AB 32 Climate Change Scoping Plan.CAL FIRE seeks to significantly increase reforestation of forests degraded by overcrowding, drought, pest infestation, and catastrophic fire.

Up to $1000005M

2026-08-07

Agriculture

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2026-2030 International Congress on Integrative Medicine and Health (ICIMH)

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NCCIH - National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health

This proposal aims to support the International Congress on Integrative Medicine and Health (ICIMH) annual meeting from 2026-2030, sponsored by the Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine & Health (“Academic Consortium”), which currently represents over 80 academic health centers and health systems in the U.S. and around the World. The overall goal of the Congress is to provide the premier venue for bringing together rigorous scientific research on a broad range of topics including integrative approaches to cancer, mental health, pain, metabolic health, aging, pediatrics, women’s health, oral health, and substance use disorders. It has provided a key venue for grantees of the NCCIH and other NIH centers and institutes to network and present their scientific work and has been a significant catalyst for growth of the science of the integrative medicine field since the inception of the Congress. This grant is specifically aimed at increasing attendance at the conference of students, trainees, new investigators, and others with financial barriers to attendance and supporting the publication of early investigators abstracts. Most of the funding will be directed at reducing the student registration rate and providing travel scholarships. Travel scholarships will be awarded based on submission of an abstract with strong reviewer ratings, financial need, and bringing trainees from different health disciplines to the conference. The 2026 ICIMH is to be held in Salt Lake City, UT from April 20- 23, 2026; in Minneapolis, MN from April 12-15, 2027; and the 2028, 2029 and 2030 ICIMH will be determined closer to the date. ICIMH will showcase original scientific research involving integrative medicine and whole person health, using keynote and plenary presentations, oral and poster abstracts, symposia, and workshops. Basic science, clinical, and health service researchers will present original research and moderate panel presentations selected through a de-identified peer-review process, using a pool of over 60 expert reviewers. Leaders in whole health and integrative medicine are invited to provide keynote addresses and moderate concurrent research presentations. The oversight of conference planning is a collaboration between an Organizing and Scientific Review committee, Academic Consortium Board of Directors, student advisory group, and NCCIH. The 18-member Organizing Committee, representing diverse leaders in research, education, and clinical communities, has key responsibility for planning the meeting content, including selecting the plenary speakers and meeting symposia. This proposal aims to ensure that the Congress continues to provide a rigorous scientific venue for grantees of the NCCIH and other NIH institutes engaged in research related to whole person health to network and present their scientific work and to advance the meeting’s role as an important catalyst for growth of the science of the integrative medicine field.

Up to $30K

2031-03-31

health research

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2027 Emerging Markets Program

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Foreign Agricultural Service

The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service, announces this Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) to support the E (Kika) de la Garza Emerging Markets Program (EMP) by issuing new awards. The purpose of this program is to develop, maintain, or expand markets for exports of United States agricultural commodities and to promote cooperation and exchange of information between agricultural institutions and agribusinesses in the United States and emerging markets. This opportunity is available to U.S. entities to achieve the purposes of this program by: (1) making assessments of food and rural business systems needs; (2) making recommendations on measures necessary to enhance the effectiveness of food and rural business systems, including potential reductions in trade barriers; and (3) identifying and carrying out specific opportunities and projects to enhance the effectiveness of food and rural business systems in emerging markets.

2026-08-14

Agriculturerural development

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2027 Emerging Markets Program

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Foreign Agricultural Service

2027 Emerging Markets Program

2026-08-14

general

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2027 Foreign Market Development Cooperator Program

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Foreign Agricultural Service

Under the Cooperator Program, USDA/FAS enters into agreements with nonprofit agricultural trade organizations ( Cooperators ) to share the costs of maintaining and developing foreign markets for United States agricultural commodities and products. Financial assistance under the Cooperator Program is made available on a competitive basis, and USDA/FAS endeavors to enter into agreements with eligible Cooperators to cover as broad an array of agricultural commodities as possible. All U.S. agricultural commodities, except tobacco, are eligible for consideration.

2026-08-14

Agriculturerural development

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206 Zulu

206 Zulu community group will be hosting its 20th anniversary weekend festivities during President's Day weekend in 2024, located at 153 14th Ave. The event will include a series of panel discussions, resources and industry insider conference called Meeting of the Minds for aspiring Hip Hop artists, producers, dancers and visual artists looking to elevate their careers. The event is free and open to the public.

Up to $50K

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workforce

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2138-18700 FRANKLIN / GREEN - YORK TO RUNGE 21-FRAGS-00-PV

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BAXTER & WOODMAN INC

Engineering and Research and Technology Based Services

2028-10-31

environmenttechnology

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21st Century Stewardship: Promoting resource protection and outdoor recreation opportunities in an urban National Park

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National Park Service

United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service (NPS) Notice of Intent to Award. This is not a request for applications. This posting is to provide public notice of the NPS' intention to issue a task agreement against a previously established master cooperative agreement for the following project activities: Task Agreement P18AC01417 under master Cooperative Agreement P15AC01823 with the Cabrillo National Monument Foundation, for the project titled, "21st Century Stewardship: Promoting resource protection and outdoor recreation opportunities in an urban National Park."

$124K – $175K

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natural resources

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