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Vinnova Innovation Project Grant

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Vinnova Innovation Project Grant

This page is a historical reference for Vinnova’s Smartare Elektroniksystem: Forsknings- och Innovationsprojekt 2024 call. The official Vinnova program index lists that round among the previous application opportunities and marks it closed. It does not list a later round or a new deadline for this project-grant format. Do not use the archived date below as a date for a new application.

The official call page remains the source for the archived rules: Smartare Elektroniksystem: Forsknings- och Innovationsprojekt 2024. Vinnova’s program index is Strategiska innovationsprogrammet Smartare elektroniksystem.

#BeActive EU Sport Awards 2026: €125,000 prize fund (Historical Reference)

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#BeActive EU Sport Awards 2026: €125,000 prize fund (Historical Reference)

The European Commission’s results notice, published on 24 September 2026, confirms that the 2026 #BeActive EU Sport Awards call is closed. It says the application period ran from 30 June to 17 September 2026 and attracted 237 applications. Applications are undergoing admissibility and eligibility checks followed by evaluation, which runs from September 2026 to March 2027. The 15 finalists, three in each category, will compete for the grand prize, and the winners are due to be announced at the awards ceremony in June 2027. The original call notice says information will be sent to applicants in March 2027. The Commission’s awards overview explains the programme and its categories; its page footer gives 26 May 2026 as its last-updated date. The later results notice provides the post-submission status. Neither official page announces a subsequent application round or gives an opening date for one. This page is therefore a historical record of the closed call, not an invitation to submit an application now.

1.2 Utah Promise Grant - Utah System of Higher Education

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1.2 Utah Promise Grant - Utah System of Higher Education

The Utah Promise Grant is a statewide, need-based aid program administered through the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE). Its purpose is to help Utah students who face financial barriers pay for higher education. The official USHE page describes the program broadly rather than publishing one statewide application form, one fixed award amount, or one closing date. Students apply through the financial aid office at the Utah institution where they are enrolled or plan to enroll.

14th TULIP Summer School 2026 in France: Historical Record of Biological Interactions Training

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14th TULIP Summer School 2026 in France: Historical Record of Biological Interactions Training

This page is a historical record of the 14th TULIP International Summer School, organized by LabEx TULIP. The 2026 event was held from June 27 to July 3, 2026, at the Germ Mountain Center in Germ, in the French Pyrenees. LabEx TULIP describes the theme as “Biological interactions from genes to ecosystems.”

The 2026 application cycle is closed, and the event has taken place. LabEx TULIP’s announcement says applications closed on March 2; it now carries the heading “Applications closed.” TULIP’s news pages also include a retrospective on the completed 2026 school, but no application call or deadline for a later edition is announced there. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to apply.

2026 AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grants for Junior Researchers: Up to EUR 3,000

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2026 AGNES Intra-Africa Mobility Grants for Junior Researchers: Up to EUR 3,000

Status: 2026 call open

The African-German Network of Excellence in Science (AGNES) is accepting applications for its 2026 Intra-Africa Mobility Grants for Junior Researchers. The deadline is 16 October 2026 at 23:59 GMT. The grants support a one- to two-month doctoral research stay at a university or research institute in a sub-Saharan African country other than the applicant’s own, working with an experienced scientific host. AGNES will hold its selection meeting in December 2026, and only selected candidates will be notified. Awarded stays may begin no earlier than 1 March 2027 and must finish by 31 July 2027.

2026 Agricultural Training Programme: Completed Cycle — Leventis Foundation Nigeria

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Leventis Foundation Nigeria Agricultural Training Programme 2026: Completed Cycle

The Leventis Foundation Nigeria Agricultural Training Programme 2026 is a completed opportunity cycle, not an open call. The official application page gave 21 February 2026 as the application deadline and 28 February 2026 as the screening and examination date. The Foundation’s official homepage now links to a notice titled “2026 LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES – LEVENTIS”, showing that the process has moved beyond applications.

2026 ASEAN–Korea Young Scholar Research Grant: Archived Call for Southeast Asia Fieldwork

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2026 ASEAN–Korea Young Scholar Research Grant: Archived Call for Southeast Asia Fieldwork

Historical reference: Applications for the 2026 round closed on 5 September 2026. The official programme pages do not announce a subsequent application cycle. This page records the terms of the closed round; it is not an open call, and the application form should not be treated as accepting applications for this round.

The ASEAN–Korea Young Scholar Research Grant (YSRG) supported postgraduate fieldwork connected to Southeast Asian Studies, ASEAN Studies, and ASEAN–Korea Studies. The 2026 call was issued by the Korean Association of Southeast Asian Studies (KASEAS) through the ASEAN–Korea Platform for Great Minds (AKPGM). It was designed for research grounded in a field site and intended to strengthen scholarly exchange across ASEAN and the Republic of Korea.

2026 CEF Transport Calls: €1.1 Billion for European TEN-T Infrastructure Projects

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2026 CEF Transport Calls: €1.1 Billion for European TEN-T Infrastructure Projects

The European Commission has opened the 2026 Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Transport calls for proposals, a major grant opportunity for organisations preparing transport infrastructure projects with European significance. The call makes approximately €1.1 billion available for work on the trans-European transport network (TEN-T), including rail, inland waterways, ports, road and airport electrification, digital road transport, external-border connections, and military mobility.

2026 Diesel Emissions Reduction Act National Grant Program

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2026 Diesel Emissions Reduction Act National Grant Program

At a glance

Item	Details
Program	EPA Diesel Emissions Reduction Act (DERA) National Grant Program
Funding type	Competitive grant
Expected funding	Approximately $180 million total; regional funding limits apply to each application
Project focus	Reduce emissions from existing diesel engines, vehicles, and equipment through eligible retrofit or replacement projects
Eligible applicants	Qualifying public agencies, port authorities, and certain nonprofit organizations; for-profit organizations are ineligible
Application route	Grants.gov
Questions deadline	November 24, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time
Application deadline	January 22, 2027, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time
Expected selections / awards	May 2027 / July 2027
Official program page	EPA DERA National Grants

What the grant funds

EPA’s 2026 national DERA competition supports projects that reduce pollution from existing diesel engines. Proposed work may upgrade or retire legacy engines through retrofits or replacements using technologies certified or verified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or the California Air Resources Board. The opportunity is intended for applicants with a diesel fleet, a relationship to fleet owners or operators, or public authority relevant to transportation or air quality. It is a project grant, so an applicant should connect the proposed equipment and work plan to emissions reductions rather than treating the opportunity as general operating support. These program purposes and eligible technology approaches are described in EPA’s notice of funding opportunity.

2026 FAO Award for Innovation | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

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2026 FAO Award for Innovation | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

The 2026 FAO Award for Innovation is a closed award cycle from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). FAO’s current Innovation page says that the call is closed. This entry remains useful as a record of the 2026 cycle, its eligibility rules, its nomination route, and the evidence that a future applicant would need to prepare if FAO announces another round.

2026 FAO Partnership Award | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

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2026 FAO Partnership Award | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

The 2026 FAO Partnership Award is a completed recognition cycle from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). It recognized outstanding cooperation with FAO and significant contributions to the Organization’s work, especially work that helped advance sustainable agrifood systems and improve people’s lives.

The call is closed. FAO’s current Partnership Award page records a December 2025 call for nominations, a February 2026 close, screening in March and April, selection in May, and a ceremony in June 2026. The FAO awards homepage also says that the 2026 call is closed and lists the 2026 Partnership Award winners. This entry is therefore retained as a historical reference. FAO has not announced a successor Partnership Award call on the official pages reviewed for this update, so there is no 2027 deadline here.

2026 KISED TIPS Guide: R&D, Deep-Tech, and Commercialization Support

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2026 KISED TIPS Guide: R&D, Deep-Tech, and Commercialization Support

The Tech Incubator Program for Startups, better known as TIPS, is a Korean government startup program built around private investment and specialist operators. It is not a general-purpose incubator where an applicant simply submits an idea to KISED and waits for a grant. A TIPS operator or another qualifying private investor is part of the selection route, and the public support is matched to a particular track, stage, and set of conditions.

2026 NIDA $100,000 Start an SUD Startup Challenge: Six-Month Mentorship and Startup Prizes

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2026 NIDA $100,000 Start an SUD Startup Challenge: Six-Month Mentorship and Startup Prizes

The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is accepting applications for its 2026 “$100,000 Start an SUD Startup” Challenge. The competition is for teams with a research idea related to drug use, drug misuse, or substance use disorder (SUD) that could become the foundation of a new U.S.-based startup.

2026 Rebecca Rhodes African Inclusive Literacy Research Grant | ADEA

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2026 Rebecca Rhodes African Inclusive Literacy Research Grant | ADEA

This is a historical reference for the closed 2026 Rebecca H. Rhodes African Inclusive Literacy Research Grant. The Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA) and the Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) opened the third round for African scholars and practitioners working on inclusive literacy. It offered one research award of up to USD 5,000, with applications due 27 February 2026 at midnight Pacific Time. That deadline has passed, and ADEA’s call index places the opportunity under “Expired Call for Applications”. ADEA and CIES announced Dr. Samira Agoro as the 2026 laureate on 31 March 2026. ADEA describes the prize as annual and says the organizations intend to continue supporting this work, but no later application call or deadline is published on the official pages checked. This archive is not an invitation to send a late application.

2026 SSFA Scholarship

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2026 SSFA Scholarship

Overview and award details

The Sejong Scholarship Foundation of America (SSFA) describes its scholarships as need- and merit-based support for eligible high-school students and college undergraduates. For the 2026 cycle, applicants must be enrolled full time in Fall 2026 and meet the foundation’s geographic or parent-residency and tax-filing conditions. SSFA says Korean descent is not required. These are meaningful points for students deciding whether to apply: the opportunity is not limited to students of Korean heritage, but it is limited by enrollment status, education level, and a connection to the Washington, D.C., Maryland, or Virginia area. (SSFA application; SSFA FAQ)

2026 Tennessee Property Tax Relief: Help for Elderly, Disabled, and Veteran Homeowners

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If you own and live in a Tennessee home, the state Property Tax Relief Program may help pay part or all of the local property taxes charged on that primary residence. The program is for qualifying low-income elderly and disabled homeowners, disabled veterans, and certain surviving spouses. It is administered through local tax-collecting offices and reviewed by the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury.

This is a reimbursement program, not a blanket property-tax exemption. The Comptroller says you still receive your property tax bill and remain responsible for paying it. When a claim is approved, the state pays the approved relief through the local collecting official. Depending on the local process and timing, an approved taxpayer may receive a voucher to use with the tax bill or a payment connected with the claim. Do not stop paying a tax bill while waiting for an application decision.

2026 to 2027 strategic Longer and Larger (sLoLa): closed outlines and invited full applications

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2026 to 2027 strategic Longer and Larger (sLoLa): closed outlines and invited full applications

The 2026 to 2027 strategic Longer and Larger (sLoLa) opportunity is closed for outline submissions. BBSRC received stage-one outlines by 25 June 2026 at 4:00pm UK time, and the official page says no outline can be submitted after that point. The opportunity is not discontinued, however: it has a second, full-proposal stage for applicants invited by BBSRC after outline assessment.

2026 TTA Accelerator Partnership Program

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2026 TTA Accelerator Partnership Program

Historical reference and current status

The 2026 TTA Accelerator Partnership Program is closed. Taiwan Tech Arena (TTA), a program of Taiwan’s National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), opened the accelerator-partner call on 2025-12-05. Its official application notice set the submission deadline at 5:00 p.m. Taiwan time on 2026-01-19. A later TTA selection announcement published the selected accelerator partners on 2026-02-23. The application window has therefore ended, and this entry is an archive rather than an invitation to submit now.

2026 UN STI Forum Call for Innovations — Historical Reference (Deadline January 18, 2026)

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2026 UN STI Forum Call for Innovations — Historical Reference

Application status: closed. The 2026 call accepted submissions until January 18, 2026 at 12:40 UTC. The official partner page now thanks applicants and says that the organizers are reviewing more than 900 submissions. It does not publish a new innovation-call deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an active application listing.

The United Nations Call for Innovations for the Sustainable Development Goals was a showcase and connection opportunity tied to the 11th Multi-stakeholder Forum on Science, Technology and Innovation for the SDGs. It was designed to find breakthrough, scalable solutions that address serious problems in low-resource settings and could help move progress on the Sustainable Development Goals.

2026 Wilson Ornithological Society Research Grants (Closed Cycle)

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2026 Wilson Ornithological Society Research Grants (Closed Cycle)

The Wilson Ornithological Society (WOS) 2026 Research Grants application period is closed. The official Research Grants page says to check back around the end of 2026 for information about the next application window. It does not announce an exact next-cycle deadline, so this page is an archive of the 2026 opportunity rather than an open call. The recorded deadline for that cycle was February 1, 2026 at midnight EST.

2027 APREF Rural & Regional Scholarship: Up to A$30,000 for Rural Australian Property Valuation Students

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2027 APREF Rural & Regional Scholarship: Up to A$30,000 for Rural Australian Property Valuation Students

The Australian Property Institute (API) is accepting applications for one 2027 APREF Rural & Regional Scholarship. The award is intended for a student from rural or regional mainland Australia who is about to start an API-accredited property valuation degree. An eligible three-year undergraduate student may receive up to A$30,000, paid in instalments at a maximum of A$10,000 in any calendar year. A one-year postgraduate coursework student may receive A$10,000. The award also includes access to a senior API-certified property professional who acts as a mentor during the recipient’s studies.

2027 CfA Prize Postdoctoral Fellowship: $84,600 Stipend and $18,000 Research Budget

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2027 CfA Prize Postdoctoral Fellowship: $84,600 Stipend and $18,000 Research Budget

The Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian (CfA) is accepting applications for its 2027 CfA Prize Postdoctoral Fellowship. The fellowship is designed for an early-career astrophysicist who is ready to develop an independent research programme while working across the resources of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory (SAO) and Harvard College Observatory (HCO). The appointment begins on September 1, 2027.

2027 Coca-Cola Scholars Program - $20,000 College Scholarship

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2027 Coca-Cola Scholars Program - $20,000 College Scholarship

Historical reference: The 2027 Coca-Cola Scholars Program application is closed. The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation says that it is processing and reviewing more than 113,000 applications and expects to notify applicants about advancement to the semifinalist phase later in October. Its current application page describes only the 2027 round; it does not announce a later application cycle. No future deadline is confirmed here. The date in this listing is the real 2027 deadline, September 30, 2026, at 5 p.m. Eastern. It is retained for the archive and is not an open application date.

2027 Creative Capital Award

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2027 Creative Capital Award

Creative Capital’s official Grant Application page says the 2027 Open Call portal is closed, gives April 2, 2026 as its deadline, and directs artists to sign up for the newsletter or check back for the next grant cycle. No later cycle, opening date, or deadline is announced there. The 2027 Application Handbook confirms the closed cycle’s deadline and publishes its review schedule: advancement notifications in June and September 2026, final grant notifications in December 2026, and a public announcement in early 2027. June and September are past milestones; December and early 2027 remain dates in the handbook’s published schedule, not confirmation that notifications have been sent. The closed portal is not described as accepting late applications.

2027 Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences: A $250,000 Biennial Award for Chemical Probes of Biological Systems, With Nominations Closing 3 December 2026

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2027 Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences: A $250,000 Biennial Award for Chemical Probes of Biological Systems, With Nominations Closing 3 December 2026

Every two years the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation picks one area of chemistry, announces it in advance, and then spends a year looking for the single person who did the most to build it. That is the Dreyfus Prize in the Chemical Sciences: US$250,000, a medal, and a certificate, awarded to one individual. For 2027 the chosen area is chemical probes of biological systems, and nominations close on 3 December 2026.

2027 Jansky Fellowship: $75,000 Salary Plus $17,000 Research Support for Early-Career Radio Astronomers

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2027 Jansky Fellowship: $75,000 Salary Plus $17,000 Research Support for Early-Career Radio Astronomers

The 2027 Jansky Fellowship is a paid postdoctoral research appointment with the NSF National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO). It is designed for early-career scientists who want to pursue independent work connected to radio astronomy, multi-wavelength science, radio techniques, instrumentation, computation, or theory. A fellow normally spends two to three years working through one of NRAO’s internal sites or, in compelling cases, through a split or non-resident arrangement with a U.S. university.

2027 Korea Foundation Field Research Fellowship: Up to Six Months of Funded Research in Korea

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2027 Korea Foundation Field Research Fellowship: Up to Six Months of Funded Research in Korea

The Korea Foundation (KF) is accepting applications for its 2027 Field Research Fellowship, supporting scholars based outside Korea who need to conduct on-site research there. The award is intended for Korean studies and related work in the humanities, social sciences, culture, and arts. A closely Korea-connected topic in an emerging area may also fit when its relevance is clear.

2027 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship in Monroe County, Indiana: Full Tuition and Up to $900 for Books

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2027 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship in Monroe County, Indiana: Full Tuition and Up to $900 for Books

The 2027 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship is a high-value undergraduate award for eligible students connected to Monroe County, Indiana. The scholarship can pay otherwise unreimbursed full tuition and required fees, and it includes a special allocation of up to $900 per year for required books and equipment. The award can continue for up to four years of full-time undergraduate study leading to a baccalaureate degree at an eligible Indiana public or private nonprofit college or university.

2027 Linus Pauling Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship at PNNL: $118,000 Salary for Independent Research

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2027 Linus Pauling Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship at PNNL: $118,000 Salary for Independent Research

The Linus Pauling Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellowship gives recent and soon-to-graduate scientists and engineers an unusual opportunity: propose a substantial research program of their own design and carry it out at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), where the work can connect with national-laboratory facilities, expertise, and mission-focused teams. The 2027 call is open now. PNNL’s official program page says the fellowship provides full funding for selected candidates, and the current PNNL careers listing identifies a salary of $118,000 per year.

2027 Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) Matching Grant

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2027 Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) Matching Grant

Status: closed; historical reference. The 2027 Low Income Taxpayer Clinic matching-grant round has ended. The IRS announcement, Federal Register solicitation notice, and 2027 Publication 3319 each set the application deadline at July 6, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. The application period ran from May 6 through July 6, 2026. No later application cycle had been announced in the official materials reviewed at the time of this update. TAS continues to host the 2027 forms and guidance, but those materials describe the closed round. Treat this page as a record of that completed round, not as an active opportunity or a forecast.

2027 Marshall Sherfield Fellowship: Funded U.S.–UK STEM Postdoctoral Research

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2027 Marshall Sherfield Fellowship: Funded U.S.–UK STEM Postdoctoral Research

The Marshall Sherfield Fellowship is a small, highly focused route for an American scientist or engineer to spend one or two academic years doing postdoctoral research at a university or research institute in the United Kingdom. The Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission plans to award one fellowship in 2027. For a candidate with a strong research record and a clear reason to work with a UK host, the award can combine living support, research support paid to the host, approved travel, and help with visa and health surcharge costs.

2027 Mo Ibrahim Foundation Leadership Fellowship Programme at ECA

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2027 Mo Ibrahim Foundation Leadership Fellowship Programme at ECA

The 2027 Mo Ibrahim Foundation Leadership Fellowship places a fellow in the office of the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The 12-month placement focuses on African development policy and institutional leadership, with direct mentorship from the Executive Secretary or a designated representative. The Mo Ibrahim Foundation lists an annual US$100,000 stipend for each Ibrahim Leadership Fellowship. ECA vacancy notice (PDF) · Foundation fellowship information

2027 NIA Start-Up Challenge and Accelerator: Up to $994,000 in Aging-Technology Prizes

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2027 NIA Start-Up Challenge and Accelerator: Up to $994,000 in Aging-Technology Prizes

The National Institute on Aging (NIA), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is opening the fourth cycle of its Start-Up Challenge and Accelerator for early-stage innovators working on the health and well-being of older adults. The program is designed for researchers and other innovators who have a promising science-driven idea but need structured entrepreneurial training, experienced mentors, product-development guidance, and a clearer route toward a small business and future NIH funding.

2027 NOAA Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship: Up to $40,000 and a Paid NOAA Internship

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2027 NOAA Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship: Up to $40,000 and a Paid NOAA Internship

The Ernest F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship combines education funding with a structured NOAA internship. For the 2027 selection cycle, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is accepting applications through January 31, 2027, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Eligible students receive academic support for two years, complete a paid, full-time summer internship, and can receive support to present their work at professional conferences. NOAA describes the combined value as up to $40,000.

2027 RISK Award — Homes at Risk: Up to €100,000 From the Munich Re Foundation and UNDRR for NGO Projects Building Climate Resilience in Informal Urban Settlements

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2027 RISK Award — Homes at Risk: Up to €100,000 From the Munich Re Foundation and UNDRR for NGO Projects Building Climate Resilience in Informal Urban Settlements

This page is a historical reference for the closed 2027 RISK Award. The official Munich Re Foundation call page now states that the deadline has passed and that no further applications will be accepted. The Phase I deadline was 31 July 2026 at 12:00 noon CET. The official pages reviewed do not announce a subsequent RISK Award cycle, so this page does not invent a replacement deadline or suggest that applications remain open.

2027 United Nations Regional Course in International Law for Africa

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2027 United Nations Regional Course in International Law for Africa

The United Nations Regional Course in International Law for Africa is an in-person professional training program in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The 2027 course runs from March 15 to April 7, and applications are open through October 30, 2026. It is intended for legal professionals with international law experience who can attend the entire course. Selected participants may receive fellowships covering several participation costs and a modest living stipend. The official pages do not state the stipend amount or the number of fellowship places, so applicants should verify funding details rather than assume a cash award value. Application information · Financial arrangements

340B Drug Pricing Program

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340B Drug Pricing Program

If someone told you there is a federal program that can lower prescription costs for patients at certain safety-net providers, this is it. The 340B Drug Pricing Program is not a direct grant application for individuals, and it is not a “free medication” program in itself. It is a federal purchasing and pricing framework that lets approved healthcare organizations buy outpatient drugs at deeply discounted prices from manufacturers, then pass those savings to patients in ways they design.

51 Pegasi b Fellowship 2026/2027: Up to $492,000 Over Three Years for Six to Eight Planetary Astronomy Postdocs at 28 Host Institutions, Closing 1 October 2026

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51 Pegasi b Fellowship 2026/2027: Up to $492,000 Over Three Years for Six to Eight Planetary Astronomy Postdocs at 28 Host Institutions, Closing 1 October 2026

The 51 Pegasi b Fellowship is one of the few postdoctoral awards in astronomy that gives a newly minted PhD three years of genuinely independent research money rather than a slot on someone else’s grant. The Heising-Simons Foundation opened the 2026/2027 cycle on 7 July 2026 and will close applications on 1 October 2026 at 2pm Pacific Time. Each fellowship is worth up to $492,000 over three years, and the Foundation anticipates awarding six to eight of them.

5G Assured Integration Collaborative R&D (SNPN): UK Historical Opportunity Guide

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5G Assured Integration Collaborative R&D (SNPN): historical reference

This page records the SNPN: 5G Assured Integration (CR&D) competition operated by Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The competition is closed. The official UKRI opportunity page labels it “Closed,” and the linked Innovation Funding Service (IFS) competition page says that it is no longer accepting new applications. No later cycle is announced on those official pages, so this page keeps the completed competition as a historical reference rather than presenting it as an active grant.

5th ACES Summer School in Political Economy 2026 (Historical Reference)

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5th ACES Summer School in Political Economy 2026 (Historical Reference)

This page records the verified 2026 call for the Association for Comparative Economic Studies (ACES) Summer School in Political Economy. It is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The official ACES call scheduled the school in Kathmandu, Nepal, from August 12 through 14, 2026, and said applications submitted after April 15, 2026 at 11:59 pm EST would not be considered. The application deadline has passed, and the scheduled school dates are over. ACES’s call, conference listing, and general summer-school page still use language saying applications are being accepted for the 2026 edition; that wording is stale because it conflicts with the published deadline and event dates.

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline – Free 24/7 Crisis Counseling

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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline – Free 24/7 Crisis Counseling

Overview

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is a free, confidential service for people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress across the United States and its territories. It connects people with trained counselors by phone, text, and online chat. You do not have to be actively suicidal to use it. The official 988 site lists support for emotional distress, substance use disorder, economic worries, relationship problems, culture and identity concerns, illness, intimate partner violence, depression, mental or physical illness, loneliness, and concern about another person.

A Collaborative Pediatric Cancer Research Awards Program, 2027 Cycle: Closed to New Letters of Intent

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A Collaborative Pediatric Cancer Research Awards Program, 2027 Cycle: Closed to New Letters of Intent

Status: The 2027 letter-of-intent stage for Rally Foundation’s Collaborative Pediatric Cancer Research Awards is closed to new applicants. The published cycle continues with a full-application stage for invited LOI applicants, but the official page announces no later round. This entry preserves the rules and timeline of the 2027 round for reference; it is not an open application listing. The later full-application dates do not reopen access to researchers who did not submit an LOI or were not invited to continue.

A G Leventis African Biodiversity Fellowship Programme 2027: Historical Funding and Application Guide

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The 2027 A G Leventis African Biodiversity Fellowship call is a closed cycle. Its recorded expression-of-interest deadline was 31 March 2026. The official programme page currently describes the fellowship but does not list an open call or a deadline for another cycle, so this page is a historical guide rather than an invitation to apply. ICCS published a profile of its 2026 fellow in September 2026, confirming that the programme has continued, but that profile does not announce a new application round. Check the official programme page for any future call before preparing or submitting an application.

A Guide for the Commercialisation of Creative Industries Research: One £250,000 AHRC and Research England Award at 100 Percent Full Economic Cost to Write the Sector's Missing Spin-Out Playbook — Closing 15 October 2026

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A Guide for the Commercialisation of Creative Industries Research: One £250,000 AHRC and Research England Award at 100 Percent Full Economic Cost to Write the Sector’s Missing Spin-Out Playbook — Closing 15 October 2026

Most research funding pays somebody to produce new knowledge. This one pays somebody to produce a document — and the document is the point. The Arts and Humanities Research Council, working with Research England, has opened a call for a single 12-month project worth up to £250,000 to co-develop a commercialisation guide written specifically for creative industries research.

A Year of STEM 2027: $5,000 Stipend and STEM Kits for U.S. Public Libraries

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A Year of STEM 2027: $5,000 Stipend and STEM Kits for U.S. Public Libraries

The American Library Association (ALA), in collaboration with Cummins Inc., is accepting applications from U.S. public libraries for A Year of STEM. This is a 12-month programming opportunity focused on building curiosity and STEM-mindedness among early childhood learners. Twenty-five libraries will be selected for the project period running from February 2027 through January 2028.

The application window opened on September 4, 2026, and closes at 11:59 p.m. on October 28, 2026. Each selected library will receive a $5,000 programming stipend, four STEM kits delivered quarterly, a programming guide, professional development, promotional materials, access to grant support resources, and ongoing support from the ALA Public Programs Office. The program is competitive and peer reviewed, so the award is not automatic for libraries that submit an application.

A.P. Giannini Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowship and Leadership Award 2027: $70,000 a Year for Up to Three Years of Biomedical Research at a California Medical School

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A.P. Giannini Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowship and Leadership Award 2027: $70,000 a Year for Up to Three Years of Biomedical Research at a California Medical School

The A.P. Giannini Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowship and Leadership Award is one of the more distinctive early-career funding programs in American biomedical science. It does two things that rarely come bundled together: it protects a young researcher’s salary for up to three years, and it invests deliberately in that researcher as a future leader, with a multi-year communications and leadership curriculum built into the award. For the 2027 cycle, the Foundation expects to fund seven new fellows, each receiving $70,000 per year in salary support, at accredited California medical schools. Applications are due November 5, 2026 at 3:00 PM Pacific.

A*STAR International Fellowship: Overseas Postdoctoral Research and Innovation Support

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A*STAR International Fellowship: Overseas Postdoctoral Research and Innovation Support

The ASTAR International Fellowship (AIF) supports early-career researchers pursuing up to two years of postdoctoral training at leading overseas universities and research institutions. Its Innovation track can also place fellows at qualifying overseas deep-tech startups linked to top-tier venture capital or venture-builder firms. ASTAR Graduate Academy administers the fellowship for the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR).

The application window that closed on 1 October 2026 has passed. ASTAR’s official fellowship page lists two recurring application periods—1 January to 1 April and 1 July to 1 October—and says off-cycle applications may be considered case by case. It does not attach a year-specific announcement to the next application window on the page checked for this update. This entry is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 round, not an open opportunity. Check ASTAR’s official page for confirmation that a future window is open before preparing a submission.

AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellowships 2027-2028: Paid Yearlong Policy Placements for U.S. Scientists and Engineers, Deadline 1 November 2026

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AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellowships 2027-2028: Paid Yearlong Policy Placements for U.S. Scientists and Engineers, Deadline 1 November 2026

The AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships (STPF) are for scientists and engineers who want to work where technical evidence becomes public policy. The fellowship is a yearlong professional-development and public-service placement, not a short conference or a standard academic award. Selected fellows spend the 2027-2028 program year applying their scientific, engineering, analytical, and communication skills to policy work. Depending on the program area, the assignment may be in the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the U.S. government, or through the Roger Revelle Fellowship in Global Stewardship and Pathways to Policy placements in eligible non-governmental organizations.

AAAS-TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy 2026: Call Closed

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The 2026 AAAS-TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy is a completed opportunity, not an open application. AAAS and The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) held the annual in-person course in Trieste, Italy, from 20–23 July 2026. TWAS’s science diplomacy page now identifies the 2026 listing as closed and reports the course activity in Trieste. Anyone finding this page after the 2026 cycle should treat it as a record of that cycle and use the official opportunity page for a later annual announcement.

AAD Pathways Gap Year Fellowship 2027: $30,000 Dermatology Research Grant for Medical Students

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AAD Pathways Gap Year Fellowship 2027: $30,000 Dermatology Research Grant for Medical Students

The American Academy of Dermatology Association (AAD) Pathways Gap Year Fellowship gives medical students a supported year to build dermatology research experience before applying to residency. For the 2027 program, the AAD says applications open on October 15, 2026 and close on January 31, 2027. Up to five fellows are selected each year, and each receives a $30,000 fellowship grant. The award is intended to make a full-time research year more feasible while the fellow works with a faculty mentor and develops a stronger foundation for a dermatology career.

AAN Research Program 2027: Early-Career Neurology Awards

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AAN Research Program 2027: Early-Career Neurology Awards

Historical reference: The American Academy of Neurology’s 2027 Research Program application round closed on September 10, 2026. The official program page has not announced a later cycle. This page records the completed round so researchers can understand what it offered and prepare questions for a future call. It is not an invitation to apply, and the old deadline must not be used as a future deadline. Check the AAN Research Program page for any new announcement before making plans.

AAUW American Postdoctoral Research Leave Fellowship 2027–2028 (Historical Reference)

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AAUW American Postdoctoral Research Leave Fellowship 2027–2028 (Historical Reference)

AAUW’s American Postdoctoral Research Leave Fellowship supports women pursuing independent postdoctoral research. The official program page describes a $50,000 stipend for a year of research and welcomes applicants across academic fields, with particular encouragement for work in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and gender issues. This entry records the 2027–2028 award cycle, whose application period has closed. It is an archive for people checking past program terms, not an open application notice.

AAUW American Short-Term Research Publication Grants 2027–2028: $8,000 for Women Researchers Preparing Manuscripts

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AAUW American Short-Term Research Publication Grants 2027–2028: $8,000 for Women Researchers Preparing Manuscripts

Historical reference: AAUW lists applications as closed for the 2027–28 academic year. The official timeline gives September 30, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time as the application close. AAUW has not announced a later cycle on the program page. This page records the closed cycle and its published terms; it is not an invitation to apply now. Check AAUW’s official program page for any future announcement before relying on these details for a new application.

AAUW International Fellowships 2027–2028: Historical Cycle and Award Details

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AAUW International Fellowships 2027–2028: Historical Cycle and Award Details

The application period for the 2027–2028 AAUW International Fellowships has closed. AAUW’s official International Fellowships page gives the application window as August 17, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time through September 17, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, and states that applications have closed for the 2027–28 academic year. The page does not announce a later application cycle. This entry is therefore a historical reference to the closed 2027–2028 round; it is not an invitation to apply now and does not predict when AAUW might next accept applications.

AAUW Selected Professions Fellowship 2027–2028: A $20,000 Stipend for Women Earning a First Master's or Professional Degree in STEM and Medicine

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AAUW Selected Professions Fellowship 2027–2028: A $20,000 Stipend for Women Earning a First Master’s or Professional Degree in STEM and Medicine

The American Association of University Women (AAUW) has funded women’s graduate education for well over a century, and its Selected Professions Fellowship targets one of the most stubborn gaps in that story: the fields where women remain persistently underrepresented. The program awards a $20,000 stipend to women pursuing a first full-time master’s or professional degree in designated areas of science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine. For the 2027–2028 academic year, the application window is scheduled to open on January 5, 2027 and close on February 18, 2027.

ABN Clinical Research Training Fellowships 2027: Salaried Neurology Research Training With Up to £10,000 a Year for Fees and Research Costs

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ABN Clinical Research Training Fellowships 2027: Salaried Neurology Research Training With Up to £10,000 a Year for Fees and Research Costs

The Association of British Neurologists (ABN) 2027 Clinical Research Training Fellowship round is closed. The cycle-specific ABN application page is labelled “Applications Closed” and gives a closing time of 23:59 on 20 September 2026. ABN’s broader opportunities page still carries generic “applications now open” wording for the 2027 fellowships; the dated, cycle-specific application page is the controlling notice for this round. The ABN has not announced a later round on that page, so this entry is a historical reference to the 2027 cycle, not an open application listing. Do not use the dates or application materials below as a current call; check the ABN website for any future announcement.

About Temporary Disability Insurance – Disability Compensation Division

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About Temporary Disability Insurance – Disability Compensation Division

If you are unable to work because of an off-the-job illness, injury, surgery recovery, or pregnancy-related condition, Hawaii’s Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI) program may replace part of your lost wages.

The most important thing to understand is this: TDI in Hawaii is run through employers and their insurance arrangements. It is not a direct federal program like unemployment insurance, and your claim is usually processed by your employer’s TDI carrier or your employer’s self-insured plan.

Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Partnerships 6 (AKT 6) 2026 — Closed: £35,000 Eligible Grant Costs per Project

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Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Partnerships 6 (AKT 6) 2026 — Closed: £35,000 Eligible Grant Costs per Project

Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Partnerships 6, usually shortened to AKT 6 or Round 6, was an Innovate UK collaboration competition for a UK Knowledge Base and a UK business to work together on a short innovation project. The competition is closed. The Innovation Funding Service (IFS) and the dedicated Innovate UK Business Connect AKT 6 opportunity page record that it opened on 26 May 2026 and closed on 20 July 2026 at 12:00pm; IFS says applicants were notified on 30 September 2026. The broader AKT programme overview gives 15 July as the Round 6 closing date, but the competition-specific IFS schedule and opportunity listing agree on 20 July. This archive therefore records 20 July, the date shown on those two records for AKT 6 itself. No Round 7 or replacement open round is announced on the official pages checked, so this is a historical reference, not an active application listing.

Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Partnerships 6 (AKT 6) 2026 (Closed)

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Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Partnerships 6 (AKT 6) 2026 (Closed)

Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Partnerships 6 (AKT 6) was an Innovate UK grant opportunity listed by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The official UKRI opportunity page now marks the competition Closed. Its closing date was 15 July 2026 at 11:30am UK time, so this entry is a historical reference to the 2026 competition and is not a live invitation to apply.

The record is retained because the call has useful, specific information for organisations studying the Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Partnerships model or preparing for a future announcement. UKRI lists a total fund of £2,500,000. It says that UK registered academic institutions, research and technology organisations (RTOs), or Catapults could apply for a share of that fund for innovation projects with businesses. The business partner had to contribute at least 10% of project costs. Those are the central financial and partnership facts that remain confirmed for AKT 6.

Accelerating Adoption of Quantum-Enabled Sensing and PNT (2026 Closed Competition)

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Accelerating Adoption of Quantum-Enabled Sensing and PNT (2026 Closed Competition)

Historical reference: Innovate UK’s 2026 competition is closed. UKRI records that the deadline was extended to 17 September 2026 at 11:00am UK time because of technical issues with the Innovation Funding Service (IFS). The IFS overview still displays 18 September and says the competition brief deadline governs, so the two official records are inconsistent. This archive uses the explicit extension published by UKRI in its deadline metadata and describes the IFS discrepancy here. Both official opportunity records show the round as closed, and neither announces a later cycle. The application route below records how the closed cycle worked; it cannot now be used to submit an application to this round.

Aceleradora 100+ Bolivia 2026 | Historical Reference

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Aceleradora 100+ Bolivia 2026: fifth edition archive

Cervecería Boliviana Nacional (CBN) ran the fifth edition of Aceleradora 100+ as an open-innovation program for startups whose solutions could address company sustainability challenges and strengthen its value chain. The 2026 application round is closed, and CBN has since reported its selected finalists and the pilots associated with the two incentives. This page is a historical reference, not an open call. CBN has not announced another Aceleradora 100+ application round in the official news and program information checked for this update.

ACI Foundation Fellowships and Scholarships 2027–2028: $5,000 to $10,000 Educational Stipends — Plus Convention Travel and Mentorship — for Students Pursuing Concrete-Related Degrees in North America

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Concrete is the most-used building material on the planet, and the people who design, mix, test, and build with it rarely get named scholarships aimed squarely at their work. The ACI Foundation — the philanthropic and research arm of the American Concrete Institute — is one of the few funders that does exactly that. For the 2027–2028 academic year, the Foundation is accepting applications through November 1, 2026 for a slate of roughly 50 named fellowships and scholarships that put real money, industry mentorship, and convention access behind students building careers in concrete materials, structural design, and construction.

ACL Caregiver AI Prize Challenge — Phase 1 (2026)

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ACL Caregiver AI Prize Challenge — Phase 1 (2026)

Historical reference: ACL’s Phase 1 application deadline was July 31, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. ET, and that submission window has closed. ACL’s official overview lists Phase 1 winner announcements for October 2026. At the time of this update, ACL had not published a Phase 2 or Phase 3 application date or prize amount. Later phases are for Phase 1 winners; this page is not an open application invitation.

ACLS Fellowships 2026–27 Competition Archive: Award, Eligibility, and Application Guide

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ACLS Fellowships 2026–27 Competition Archive: Award, Eligibility, and Application Guide

Status of this opportunity

The 2026–27 ACLS Fellowship competition is closed. ACLS’s current competition listing marks submissions closed, and its 2026–27 announcement lists September 17, 2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time as the deadline for ACLS Fellowships. ACLS’s applicant portal says deadlines are firm and extensions are not approved. The official competition information checked identifies no later ACLS Fellowship round or deadline, so this page is a record of the completed 2026–27 cycle rather than an open call. Check ACLS’s competition page for a new announcement before planning around another round; this archive does not predict one.

ACLS HBCU Faculty Fellowships and Grants 2026–2027: Up to $50,000 for HBCU Faculty Research

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ACLS HBCU Faculty Fellowships and Grants 2026–2027: Up to $50,000 for HBCU Faculty Research

The American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) is accepting applications for its 2026–27 HBCU Faculty Fellowships and Grants competitions. The program is designed for faculty members at Historically Black Colleges and Universities who are developing humanities or social-science research, or research-grounded work on teaching and learning in higher education. It has two tracks: a larger fellowship for projects that need sustained research time and a project grant for earlier-stage or more contained development.

ACS-Moore Postdoctoral Bridge Award in Quantum Materials: Inaugural Cycle Archive

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ACS-Moore Postdoctoral Bridge Award in Quantum Materials: Inaugural Cycle Archive

Historical reference: nominations are closed

The ACS-Moore Postdoctoral Bridge Award in Quantum Materials is a partnership between the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, with Moore Foundation support provided through its Emergent Phenomena in Quantum Systems (EPiQS) Initiative. The award was designed to help outstanding quantum-materials postdoctoral researchers maintain research continuity when an appointment or funding disruption threatened their work or their next career step.

ACT Priority Area Teaching Scholarships 2027: Up to A$50,000 for Domestic Students in Languages, Inclusive Education and STEM

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ACT Priority Area Teaching Scholarships 2027: Up to A$50,000 for Domestic Students in Languages, Inclusive Education and STEM

The ACT Government’s Priority Area Scholarship Program is a practical route into teaching for domestic students who want to study initial teacher education in a subject area the Australian Capital Territory has identified as a priority. The 2027 intake supports students entering teaching degrees in languages, inclusive education and STEM. Depending on the level of study, the combined value can reach A$50,000 for an undergraduate pathway or A$25,000 for a postgraduate pathway.

Activate AI: Economic Opportunity Challenge — Awarded Projects and Historical Grant Reference

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Activate AI: Economic Opportunity Challenge — Awarded Projects and Historical Grant Reference

Status in plain language

This opportunity is closed and should be treated as a historical reference. data.org’s current challenge index places Activate AI: Economic Opportunity Challenge in the “Awarded” category, and the official challenge page presents its awardees rather than an active application form. No new application round or replacement deadline is announced on the official page. Do not use this entry as an invitation to submit an application unless data.org publishes a new call.

Activate U.S. Fellowship Cohort 2027: $100,000 Living Stipend and R&D Support for Hard-Tech Founders

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Activate U.S. Fellowship Cohort 2027: $100,000 Living Stipend and R&D Support for Hard-Tech Founders

Activate’s U.S. Fellowship is designed for scientists and engineers who are ready to turn a technically credible idea into a company or other commercial venture. The 2027 cohort is accepting applications now. The official application guide says applications close on October 30, 2026, at 12 p.m. Pacific Time. This is a substantial commitment: the fellowship provides a $100,000 living stipend per year, $100,000 in annual research and development support, and $12,000 per year for travel and professional development. It also lists a health insurance stipend and relocation allowance.

ACU Fellowships 2027: Up to £5,000 for Cross-Commonwealth University Collaboration

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ACU Fellowships 2027: Up to £5,000 for Cross-Commonwealth University Collaboration

The Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) has announced a 2027 fellowship round for staff at its member universities who want to build a substantive international collaboration. The programme lists three awards of up to £5,000 each: one Accountancy Fellowship supported by the Worshipful Company of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, and two Hong Kong Inbound and Outbound Fellowships supported by the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

ACU Global Grants (Historical Reference): 10 Awards of up to GBP 5,000

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ACU Global Grants (Historical Reference): 10 Awards of up to GBP 5,000

Status of the 2026/27 call

This page is a historical reference for the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) Global Grants 2026/27 call. The official ACU grant page gives an application opening date of 14 July 2026 and a closing date of 25 August 2026 at 15:00 UTC. That deadline has passed. ACU’s 2026/27 funding opportunities calendar labels Global Grants “Closed”, and the MyACU dashboard says applications are closed and under review. The current grant page and calendar do not announce a later Global Grants cycle, so there is no verified new deadline or open application window to report. The date in the front matter is the real closing date for this completed round; historicalReference = true marks the page as an archive entry rather than an active listing.

Acumen Pakistan Fellowship 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed Cohort

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Acumen Pakistan Fellowship 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed Cohort

Status: the Pakistan 2026 application round is closed. Acumen Academy’s official Pakistan page says applications are closed. It records the deadline as August 14, 2026, and gives no application dates for a later Pakistan cohort. This page preserves the details of that completed round so prospective applicants can understand the program and prepare if Acumen publishes another call. It is not an invitation to submit now.

ADB and Kyrgyz Mountain Climate Resilience: No Open NGO Grant Call, and the Routes That Exist

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Read this before treating it as a funding call

This page is a verified reference, not an invitation to submit a grant application. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) does not operate an open grant competition for Kyrgyz NGOs, research institutes, community enterprises, or municipalities under the name “Kyrgyz Mountain Resilience and Innovation.” No official source reviewed for this update announces a direct application window, a $1.2 million award, an elevation threshold, or a general concept-note process for that audience.

ADBI Cybersecurity Course Online: Historical Reference for the Free Certificate

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ADBI Cybersecurity Course Online: Historical Reference for the Free Certificate

The ADBI Cybersecurity Course was a free online course created through the Asian Development Bank Institute’s digital-economy work with the Asian Development Bank and Cambodia’s Ministry of Commerce. This page is now a historical reference, not a live application notice. The official ADB records reviewed for this update describe the completed course and its requirements, but the current ADBI E-Learning homepage does not list Cybersecurity among its visible latest courses. The old course address also returns HTTP 403, so there is no verified basis for telling a new learner that enrollment is open today.

adidas Foundation Recovery Through Sport: 2026 Strategic Partner EOI (Closed)

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adidas Foundation Recovery Through Sport: 2026 Strategic Partner EOI (Closed)

Status: the 2026 EOI has closed

The adidas Foundation’s Expression of Interest (EOI) for its Recovery Through Sport program accepted submissions from 15 July through 30 August 2026 at 11:59 p.m. CEST. That round is closed. The official EOI page still provides the call materials, but its continued availability does not mean applications are open. The latest FAQ linked from the call page, effective 24 August 2026, says that no further Recovery Through Sport application rounds are announced or planned at this stage. The Foundation’s Recovery Through Sport program page also says it cannot accept additional proposals or support requests while selected partners develop proof of concept. The Foundation may run separate calls for other programs; for example, its distinct The Next Move EOI is not a continuation of this Recovery Through Sport round. Treat this page as an archive of the 2026 process, not as an invitation to apply now.

Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Emergency Grant 2026: One-Time Awards of Up to $15,000 for Painters, Sculptors, and Printmakers Hit by a Sudden Catastrophe

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Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Emergency Grant 2026: One-Time Awards of Up to $15,000 for Painters, Sculptors, and Printmakers Hit by a Sudden Catastrophe

Most arts funding rewards a plan: a proposal, a project timeline, a body of work you intend to make. The Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Emergency Grant does the opposite. It exists for the moment a working artist’s life is knocked off course by something no plan could have anticipated — a studio fire, a flood, a sudden medical crisis — and there is no time to write a polished proposal because rent, medicine, or replacement materials are due now.

ADOPT Facilitator Support Grant: Round 11 (2026): £2,500 for England Farm Businesses

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ADOPT Facilitator Support Grant: Round 11 (2026): £2,500 for England Farm Businesses

Status and cycle history

The latest facilitator-support competition shown in the official Innovate UK and Innovation Funding Service (IFS) listings is ADOPT Facilitator Support Grant: Round 11. That round is closed. It opened on 20 August 2026 and closed on 30 September 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The official competition page says it is now closed; the official UKRI opportunity record also labels it closed. The official listings checked for this reference show no later facilitator-support round. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to apply. Do not use the dates below as a deadline for a future cycle.

ADOPT Facilitator Support Grant: Round 12 – UKRI

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ADOPT Facilitator Support Grant: Round 12

The ADOPT Facilitator Support Grant pays for professional help to develop an application to the separate Full ADOPT Grant. The official Farming Innovation Programme schedule lists Facilitator Support Grant Round 12 as opening on 1 October 2026 and closing on 11 November 2026. It labels the round’s details as available, while the support grant start date is still “To be confirmed.” The schedule also says future competition dates will be posted in due course. The published timetable therefore confirms the application window, but it does not confirm when a successful applicant’s support work can start.

Adoption Credit | Internal Revenue Service

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Overview

The IRS adoption credit is a federal tax break for families who adopt an eligible child. It is not a grant, a loan, or a separate application program. You claim it on your federal income tax return by completing Form 8839 and attaching it to the return. In some cases, you may also exclude employer-provided adoption benefits from income on the same form.

That distinction matters. People often search for “adoption funding” and expect a program with an application window, an award letter, or a waiting list. This is different. The tax savings usually happen after you have paid qualifying adoption costs, kept records, and filed the right tax forms. For many families, that makes the credit most useful when adoption expenses are already real and documented, not when they are still being planned in the abstract.

ADR UK Academic Lead 2026 to 2031: Better Economic Data (Closed Call)

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The ADR UK Academic Lead 2026 to 2031: Better Economic Data (HMRC/DWP) opportunity is closed. This page is a historical reference for the completed call, not a live route to funding. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Funding Finder records the opportunity as closed, with a closing date of 21 May 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. It states that applicants could not apply after that time, so this was not a late-submission or rolling opportunity. Its update history lists an amendment to the application instructions on 11 May 2026, and the page does not announce a replacement round. There is no verified future deadline to publish.

ADR UK Research Fellowships: RF2025 Archive and 2027–2028 Rounds

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ADR UK Research Fellowships: RF2025 Archive and 2027–2028 Rounds

The ADR UK Research Fellowships 2025 (RF2025) call is closed. The official UKRI opportunity page records the closing deadline as 26 February 2026 at 4:00pm UK time and says applications could not be made after that point. This entry preserves the RF2025 terms as a historical record; its deadline and award amount do not apply to the forthcoming rounds.

ADR UK announced on 21 September 2026 that the next two application windows are planned for spring 2027 and summer 2028. The first is anticipated to run from March to June 2027, with a pre-announcement expected in early 2027; successful applicants are expected to begin fellowships in April 2028. The second window is expected in summer 2028, with final dates to be published nearer the time. Each round is expected to fund 15 new fellowships, and the next round will be the scheme’s first UK-wide call, with datasets spanning the four UK nations in scope. These are announced windows, not open calls, and the official announcement does not give an application deadline, award amount, eligibility rules, or application instructions for either new round.

Advanced Connectivity Technologies: New Innovators 2026 (Innovate UK Competition 2513): £25,000 to £50,000 at 100 Percent Funding, Reserved for UK Micro and Small Businesses That Have Never Held an Innovate UK Grant — Closing 5 August 2026

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Advanced Connectivity Technologies: New Innovators 2026 (Innovate UK Competition 2513): £25,000 to £50,000 at 100 Percent Funding, Reserved for UK Micro and Small Businesses That Have Never Held an Innovate UK Grant — Closing 5 August 2026

Most Innovate UK competitions quietly favour companies that have done it before. The applicants who know how the Innovation Funding Service works, who have a costs spreadsheet already in the right shape, and who have learned which phrases assessors reward, tend to score better than equally good companies filing their first application. Competition 2513 exists to break that pattern. Advanced Connectivity Technologies: New Innovators is open only to UK micro and small businesses that have never received direct funding from Innovate UK before. If you have already held an Innovate UK grant, you are ineligible — and that is the point.

Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Innovation FS: 2026 Competition Archive

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The Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Innovation FS was an Innovate UK feasibility-study competition. The official UKRI record now marks this competition as Closed, so it is no longer accepting applications. This page preserves the confirmed 2026 round as an archive entry for applicants, project partners, and organisations watching for a future call with a similar purpose. It does not announce a new round or suggest that the closed deadline remains available.

Advanced manufacturing supply chain innovation: CRD – UKRI Grant Opportunity

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Advanced manufacturing supply chain innovation: CRD – UKRI Grant Opportunity

Historical status

This page records the 2026 Advanced manufacturing supply chain innovation: CRD competition run by Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The official UKRI opportunity page marks the opportunity as Closed, and the linked Innovation Funding Service (IFS) record also says that the competition is closed. Neither official page announces a subsequent CRD cycle or replacement deadline. The 2026 competition details below describe the closed round only. This entry is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to submit a new application.

Advanced Technology Pioneers 2026: AED 50,000 Prizes for UAE Student Prototype Teams

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Advanced Technology Pioneers 2026: AED 50,000 Prizes for UAE Student Prototype Teams

Advanced Technology Pioneers (ATP) is a UAE competition for university students and recent graduates who want to turn technical ideas into working prototypes for problems raised by local organizations. The 2026 edition is organized by the Advanced Technology Research Council (ATRC) with the Ministry of Education and features three industry challenge tracks: tourism forecasting with the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT), network continuity with EDGE Group, and sustainable management of seasonal jellyfish blooms with Emirates Nuclear Energy Company (ENEC).

AfDB ENABLE Youth Agripreneurship Financing: Historical Reference for Country Projects

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AfDB ENABLE Youth Agripreneurship Financing: Historical Reference for Country Projects

This page is a historical reference to the African Development Bank Group’s ENABLE Youth approach and the country projects that put it into practice. ENABLE means Empowering Novel Agri-Business-Led Employment. The Bank describes it as a way to help young African women and men establish and grow agribusinesses through incubation, enterprise support, and access to financing. The Bank’s Jobs for Youth in Africa Strategy ran from 2016 to 2025, but ENABLE Youth is not a single grant competition with one application form, award amount, or deadline for the whole continent.

AfDB–Shanghai Ocean University 2026 Master’s and PhD Scholarships: Apply by 10 December 2026

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AfDB–Shanghai Ocean University 2026 Master’s and PhD Scholarships: Apply by 10 December 2026

The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) and Shanghai Ocean University (SHOU) have announced a 2026 graduate scholarship call for eligible African applicants. The current call is for Master’s and PhD programmes at SHOU, with a closing date of 10 December 2026. It is the degree-scholarship announcement linked from the official AfDB Virtual Capacity Development Academy notice.

This opportunity has two related but separate 2026 tracks. The graduate scholarship call is the track with the December deadline and is the one described in detail below. A different AfDB notice covered the 2026 SHOU International Summer School of Food Science and Engineering. That short programme had a 1 June 2026 application deadline and a 1 July 2026 to 15 July 2026 study period. It should not be used as the deadline for the Master’s and PhD scholarships. The summer-school notice is still useful for understanding the partnership, but its application window has closed.

Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP): Program Ended — What to Do Now

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Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP): Program Ended — What to Do Now

The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is closed. The official program page maintained by the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) says that ACP ended on 2024-06-01 because Congress did not provide additional funding. There is no open ACP application on that page and no announced next ACP round to apply for.

This page is therefore a historical reference, not an active grant or benefit listing. It is useful for former participants checking an old bill, for people comparing information copied from older provider pages, and for households looking for a legitimate current alternative. It should not be read as an invitation to submit an ACP application or send personal documents to a website claiming that it can enroll someone today.

Afreximbank–Edordu Research Competition: 2026 Historical Reference

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Afreximbank–Edordu Research Competition: 2026 Historical Reference

Status

The 2026 Afreximbank–Edordu Research Competition is closed. The official applicant guide states that the submission portal closed on 30 September 2026 at 11:55 p.m. East Africa Time (GMT+3), and that late submissions would not be accepted. The official CANEX competition page describes dates for the 2026 lifecycle only; it does not announce a later application round. This page is an archive entry, not an invitation to apply. Keep the official page bookmarked if you want to check whether Afreximbank announces another cycle.

Africa CDC African Epidemic Services (AES) Epidemiology Fellowship 2026: Closed-Cycle Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Africa CDC African Epidemic Services (AES) Epidemiology Fellowship 2026: Closed-Cycle Historical Reference

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention’s African Epidemic Services (AES) Epidemiology Track offered a two-year, full-time applied epidemiology fellowship. Its 2026 application call closed on 26 August 2026. This page is an archive of that round, not an open application notice. Africa CDC’s official call page and current AES program page do not announce a subsequent Epidemiology Track application cycle or a new deadline. Prospective applicants should wait for a fresh call from Africa CDC instead of submitting through the old recruitment link.

Africa Clean Air Network / Health Effects Institute Future Leaders Fellowship 2026

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Africa Clean Air Network / Health Effects Institute Future Leaders Fellowship 2026

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 Future Leaders Fellowship. The official Africa Clean Air Network (AfriCAN) opportunity page and Health Effects Institute (HEI) announcement confirm that the application window closed on June 12, 2026 at 11:59 PM GMT. The linked SurveyMonkey application portal now states that the application portal is closed. No new cycle or replacement deadline is announced on the official AfriCAN or HEI pages checked for this update, so this listing should not be read as an invitation to apply now.

Africa Fundraising Incubator (AFI): Historical Program Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Africa Fundraising Incubator (AFI): Historical Program Reference

The Africa Fundraising Incubator (AFI), previously called the Africa Impact Fundraising Grant (AIFG), is a New Africa Fund program for organisations registered in African Union member states. Its 2026 application window has closed. The New Africa Fund’s official program page now states that applications are closed and directs interested organisations to its newsletter for future open-call announcements. It does not give a date for another round.

Africa Health Collaborative Research Fund 2026: Up to $22,000 for Collaborative Early-Career Research Teams

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Africa Health Collaborative Research Fund 2026: Up to $22,000 for Collaborative Early-Career Research Teams

Current status

The Africa Health Collaborative’s 2026 Research Fund is in its invited full-proposal stage. The Expression of Interest (EoI) deadline passed on 15 August 2026 at 12:00 GMT, and the official call says EoI results were announced on 7 September 2026 at 12:00 GMT. Its “Applications Closed” label applies to that EoI stage; approved EoI teams are still being invited to submit full proposals by 7 November 2026 at 12:00 GMT. This is not an open second chance to submit an EoI: a new applicant cannot enter at the full-proposal stage.

Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation 2027: Closed Cycle Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation 2027: Closed Cycle Historical Reference

The 2027 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation application cycle is closed. The Royal Academy of Engineering’s official announcement identifies it as Cycle 13 and says applications closed on 8 September 2026. The Academy’s application page now says the 2027 call is closed and that applications for the 2028 Africa Prize will open in 2027. It has not yet published that future call’s opening date, closing date, or application guidance. This page is therefore an archive of the completed 2027 opportunity, not an invitation to submit an application now.

African Development Fund Climate Action Window: Historical Reference for the Closed Third Call

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

African Development Fund Climate Action Window: Historical Reference for the Closed Third Call

The African Development Fund Climate Action Window is a climate-finance mechanism run by the African Development Bank Group for countries supported by the concessional African Development Fund. This page is now a historical reference for the latest verified call, not an open application listing. The African Development Bank’s official call page identifies that round as the Third Call for Proposals of the Climate Action Window (CfP3) and gives a closing time of February 5, 2025 at 23:59 GMT.

African Leadership Centre Associate Fellowship in Global Leadership and Peacebuilding for the Global South 2026/27 (Historical Reference)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The African Leadership Centre (ALC) Associate Fellowship in Global Leadership and Peacebuilding for the Global South was a 2026/27 bursary connected to the MSc Global Leadership and Peacebuilding at King’s College London. The official call was for students from the Global South who wanted to pursue careers in leadership, security, and development. The academic year was due to begin in September 2026, and the programme required full-time study.

This page is now a historical reference. The official African Leadership Centre fellowship page records the application deadline as 24 May 2026, and the official call does not announce a later round. The deadline in the front matter is therefore the real closing date for the archived cycle, not a future date. Applicants should not treat the old application route as open. Anyone looking for a later intake should check the ALC and King’s College London fellowship pages for a new call before preparing an application.

African Poetry Digital Humanities Grant: Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

African Poetry Digital Humanities Grant: Historical Reference

The African Poetry Digital Humanities Grant was a small, focused award for digital humanities research in African poetry. The 2026 call offered $10,000 through the African Poetry Digital Portal Project, a project of the African Poetry Book Fund. Its official page says that the work had to use digital research methods or apply computing technologies to humanistic inquiry, with African poetry at the center of the research.

African Union Internship Program 2026: Full-Time Experience With the African Union Commission

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

African Union Internship Program 2026: Full-Time Experience With the African Union Commission

The African Union Commission is currently advertising its 2026 Internship Program through the AU jobs portal. The official listing is open until 31 December 2026. It is a genuine current-cycle opportunity, but it is not a paid internship: the African Union says it has no financial obligation toward interns, does not pay travel compensation, and expects interns to arrange and pay for travel, accommodation, living expenses, and individual insurance.

African Union Kwame Nkrumah Awards for Scientific Excellence (AUKNASE): Historical 2020 Edition

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

African Union Kwame Nkrumah Awards for Scientific Excellence (AUKNASE): Historical 2020 Edition

Status at a glance

This page is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The official African Union announcement currently linked here is for the 2020 Continental and Regional Edition. It set a submission deadline of 25 November 2020 at 17:00 East Africa Time, and that deadline has passed. The AU’s Science, Technology and Space directorate still describes AUKNASE and its award levels, but its public description does not open a new application round or give a current deadline. The AU announcement archive and the official AUKNASE materials reviewed for this refresh identify no newer public call or next application deadline.

AfriMAB GRÓ LRT Land Restoration Fellowship: Historical Call and Fellowship Details

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AfriMAB GRÓ LRT Land Restoration Fellowship: Historical Call and Fellowship Details

This page records the AfriMAB GRÓ LRT Land Restoration Fellowship 2027 call as a historical reference. Its application deadline was 10 September 2026, which has passed. The official UNESCO article and the GRÓ LRT programme pages reviewed for this update announce no later AfriMAB application round. The UNESCO article still contains opening-call language, but its application link now returns a not-found response; GRÓ LRT also says it does not accept open applications. The 2027 cohort is therefore closed, and this page’s deadline remains the original published date. Check UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere Programme and GRÓ LRT for a new official call before preparing an application.

AfriMAB GRÓ-LRT Land Restoration Fellowship: 2027 Cohort Historical Reference

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AfriMAB GRÓ-LRT Land Restoration Fellowship: 2027 Cohort Historical Reference

Status of the call

The AfriMAB GRÓ-LRT Land Restoration Fellowship page below records the 2027 cohort call announced by UNESCO. That application window closed on 10 September 2026. The official announcement gives no late-submission route, rolling application option, or replacement deadline, and it does not announce a later cohort. Its “Apply now” link currently leads to an unavailable application form, so there is no working submission route shown for the closed call. This page is therefore an archive of the 2027 opportunity, not an open application notice. Do not use its old application steps to submit an application now. Readers interested in a future cohort should check the official UNESCO MAB announcement and the GRÓ Land Restoration Training Programme for a new call before preparing documents.

Afritondo Short Story Prize: 2026 Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Afritondo Short Story Prize: 2026 Historical Reference

Historical reference: the Afritondo Short Story Prize 2026 is closed. The official call page lists 24 December 2025 as the deadline. Afritondo’s official closed-submissions notice confirms that the 2026 call is no longer accepting entries. No subsequent call or new application deadline is announced in the official prize materials reviewed for this page.

This page is therefore an archive entry, not an open application listing. It preserves the rules that governed the completed cycle so that writers can understand what Afritondo asked for and prepare for a future call without treating the old deadline as available. The official source remains the Afritondo Short Story Prize 2026 call page. Its navigation links to the terms and guidelines, the closed-submissions notice, the longlist, and the shortlist.

AFS Global STEM Accelerators 2026: Historical Scholarship Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The official AFS Intercultural Programs page identifies the 2026 AFS Global STEM Accelerators application cycle as closed. This entry is therefore a historical reference, not an active application listing. AFS published the real closing date, 15 April 2026, and the cycle’s scheduled program dates, 30 May–30 August 2026. No later cycle is announced on the official page reviewed for this update, so this page does not guess at a future deadline.

AFSC Global Voices for Peace Small Seed Grants 2026 (Closed): Historical Reference for the Small Grants Cycle

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AFSC Global Voices for Peace Small Seed Grants 2026 (Closed): Historical Reference for the Small Grants Cycle

Most peacebuilding money moves slowly and lands in large institutions. It arrives after long due-diligence processes, in tranches, with reporting burdens that assume a finance department. That leaves a persistent gap: the small, rooted organization that already knows its community, already has the trust, and needs a modest amount of unrestricted-feeling money to run a dialogue series, document what is happening to civic space, or pilot something before it has any track record to point at.

AFTD Holloway Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: $65,000 a Year for Two Years of Frontotemporal Degeneration Research

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AFTD Holloway Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: $65,000 a Year for Two Years of Frontotemporal Degeneration Research

AFTD lists its 2027 Holloway Postdoctoral Fellowship cycle as open, but the public letter-of-intent (LOI) stage has closed. The only remaining submission stage is the full proposal, and it is limited to applicants AFTD invites after reviewing their LOIs. The published deadline for those invited applicants is November 20, 2026. The award supports research focused on frontotemporal degeneration (FTD) with $65,000 per year for two years, or $130,000 total, during the funding period from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2029. AFTD expects to make up to two awards. Someone who did not submit an LOI should not treat this as an open application window or assume they can enter at the full-proposal stage.

AG Spotlights: Showcasing Visionary Entrepreneurs and Changemakers

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AlphaGamma’s AG Spotlights is a paid editorial feature series for entrepreneurs, startups, projects, and organizations that want to present their work to AlphaGamma’s audience. It is not a grant, prize, fellowship, open writing competition, or salaried contributor role. The official page frames it as a visibility opportunity: people who are raising capital, seeking clients, or trying to introduce a brand can book a feature and then work with the AlphaGamma team on the story.

Aga Khan Foundation Canada International Youth Fellowship 2026–2027: Cohort Closed

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Aga Khan Foundation Canada International Youth Fellowship 2026–2027: Cohort Closed

Applications for the Aga Khan Foundation Canada (AKFC) International Youth Fellowship 2026–2027 cohort are now closed. The official fellowship page is still the right place to understand the program and watch for any future announcement, but it is not an open application form. It does not publish a later cohort or a new deadline.

That status matters because the old listing pointed to a generic Submittable submission-manager address. A generic portal can look like an invitation to apply even when the relevant intake is over. This page now points to AKFC’s official fellowship information page instead. Anyone researching the opportunity should read the current status there before preparing materials, creating an account, or treating any third-party listing as an active call.

Aga Khan Foundation Canada Teachers’ Leadership Institute 2026 (Applications Closed)

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Aga Khan Foundation Canada Teachers’ Leadership Institute 2026 (Applications Closed)

The Aga Khan Foundation Canada (AKFC) Teachers’ Leadership Institute (TLI) 2026 was a fully funded, five-day, in-person professional learning convening for educators across Canada. The program was designed to help teachers bring global citizenship, sustainability, and international development themes into classroom practice through training, collaborative learning, and access to educational resources.

This page is now a closed-cycle record. AKFC’s official Teachers’ Leadership Institute page says that applications for the 2026 institute are closed. The 2026 application form listed a rolling deadline of February 28, 2026, so there is no live application route for this cycle. The official program page remains the right reference for the program description and for any future announcement. It does not announce a later cycle, and no new deadline should be inferred from the 2026 dates.

Aga Khan Foundation Civil Society Programme: How AKF Actually Partners With Local NGOs (No Open Call)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Aga Khan Foundation Civil Society Programme: How AKF Actually Partners With Local NGOs (No Open Call)

Status: historical reference. The Aga Khan Foundation (AKF) continues civil society work, but the official source does not announce an open grant round or a next application cycle. This page should not be read as an invitation to submit a proposal by a particular date.

What the official source confirms

The official AKF Civil Society page is a thematic programme page. It explains what AKF does with civil society actors and community organisations; it does not publish a call for proposals. The page has no application form, closing date, award band, standard grant term, or universal eligibility checklist. Its current headline reports that, in 2025, AKF supported almost 20,000 civil society organisations.

AGA Young Guts Scholars Program 2027: $6,000 Stipend and Mentored Digestive-Disease Research for Undergraduates

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AGA Young Guts Scholars Program 2027: $6,000 Stipend and Mentored Digestive-Disease Research for Undergraduates

The American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) Young Guts Scholars Program is a 10-month mentored research opportunity for undergraduate students who are interested in digestive diseases and who identify with groups traditionally underrepresented in biomedical research. The 2027 cycle opens on October 7, 2026, and the application deadline is February 3, 2027.

AGA expects to select six scholars. Each recipient receives a $6,000 stipend paid in two installments, an AGA student membership for three years, and a travel allowance of up to $1,500 for attending Digestive Disease Week (DDW) in 2028 or 2029, payable after proof of registration. A mentor laboratory may also request up to $1,000 to help offset the cost of hosting the student. The research term runs from August 2027 through May 2028.

Agriculture Risk Management Education Partnerships Competitive Grants Program

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Agriculture Risk Management Education Partnerships Competitive Grants Program

The Agriculture Risk Management Education Partnerships Competitive Grants Program (ARME), Assistance Listing 10.520, is a USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) program for risk-management education and outreach. The fiscal year 2026 competition is closed. NIFA’s funding-opportunity listing records the competition as closed with a closing date of September 21, 2026, and its FY2026 Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) sets the application deadline at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time that day. NIFA’s current funding list shows the FY2026 competition but no later ARME round. This page is therefore a historical reference; it is not an invitation to submit an application now. Check NIFA’s live listings for any future notice before planning a submission.

AgriFutures Horizon Scholarship 2027: AUD $5,000 a Year Plus Agriculture Industry Placements

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AgriFutures Horizon Scholarship 2027: AUD $5,000 a Year Plus Agriculture Industry Placements

The AgriFutures Horizon Scholarship is a practical support programme for Australian university students who want to build a career connected to agriculture, food, natural resources, or rural and regional industries. The 2027 round is designed for students approaching the final two years of an undergraduate degree. Successful scholars receive a bursary of AUD $5,000 per year for the final two years of the degree, together with professional development workshops, industry work placements, and opportunities to meet people working across Australian rural industries.

AgriScale: Accelerating Agri-tech Manufacturing, Experimental Development

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AgriScale: Accelerating Agri-tech Manufacturing, Experimental Development

This page is a historical reference for the AgriScale experimental development competition operated by Innovate UK. The official UKRI opportunity page and the linked Innovation Funding Service (IFS) competition record both show the cycle as closed. UKRI’s current opportunity listings also show the parallel AgriScale industrial-research competition as closed; no subsequent AgriScale round is announced on the official pages checked for this update. The real closing date remains in the metadata so the archive entry records what happened; it should not be read as a live invitation to submit.

AgriScale: Accelerating Agri-tech Manufacturing, Industrial Research

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AgriScale: Accelerating Agri-tech Manufacturing, Industrial Research

This page is a historical reference for the AgriScale: Accelerating Agri-tech Manufacturing, Industrial Research competition. The official UKRI opportunity page lists the competition as closed, and its linked Innovation Funding Service (IFS) page states that the competition is now closed. The official pages reviewed for this refresh do not announce a replacement round or a continuing application window. Readers should therefore not treat this page as an invitation to apply or infer a new deadline.

AGYLE 2026: GreenTech for Impact - African German Young Leaders in Business (Historical Reference)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AGYLE 2026: GreenTech for Impact - Historical Reference

The African German Young Leaders in Business (AGYLE) Program 2026 was a leadership and exchange programme for young leaders and entrepreneurs working on GreenTech solutions across Africa and Europe. Its theme was GreenTech for Impact - Young Leaders Shaping Climate-Smart Economies. The application period is closed: the official AGYLE page says that applications ran from 18 February 2026 until 1 April 2026. The Live Week took place from 14 to 18 September 2026, so that event has also passed. The official 2026 page does not announce a new application cycle. This page is therefore an archive of the completed 2026 call, not an open opportunity.

AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Project Nominations (Invite Only) — Historical Reference

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AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Project Nominations (Invite Only) — Historical Reference

The AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Project Nominations opportunity for studentships starting in October 2026 is closed. This page is a historical reference, not a live route for students or institutions to submit an application. The official UKRI Funding Finder marks the opportunity closed and says AHRC had to receive applications by 26 March 2026 at 4:00pm UK time; applications could not be made after that time. The official listing describes only this October 2026 cohort and does not announce a successor round or a new deadline. No later date is being inferred here. Anyone looking for a future doctoral funding opportunity should check AHRC and UKRI’s current listings separately.

AHRC Creative Industries Clusters Round Two: Outline Stage (Closed)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Creative Industries Clusters round two outline stage is closed. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) record gives an opening date of 5 January 2026 and a closing deadline of 3 March 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. This page preserves the requirements of that completed round as a historical reference; it is not an invitation to submit a late outline application.

The follow-on full stage was a separate invitation-only opportunity. UKRI opened it on 27 May 2026 for applicants whose outlines succeeded and closed it on 22 July 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. Both round-two application windows have closed. UKRI’s future-opportunities listing names “Creative Industries: clusters 2, wave 3: outline stage” under January 2027. The listing describes four clusters and gives a total fund of £27 million with a maximum award of £6.75 million. Wave three is announced as a future opportunity, but it is not an open application cycle: the listing provides no closing date, detailed eligibility rules, application link, or application questions. Those terms should not be inferred from round two. Until UKRI publishes the wave-three opportunity record, this page remains an archive of round two, not an open application route.

AHRC Design Generators Round Two: A £1 Million Fund Awarding £150,000 to £200,000 per Project for Design-Led Green Transition Research — Applications Close 29 September 2026

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AHRC Design Generators Round Two: A £1 Million Fund Awarding £150,000 to £200,000 per Project for Design-Led Green Transition Research — Applications Close 29 September 2026

The Arts and Humanities Research Council has opened the second round of Design Generators, a funding call that asks design researchers to stop describing the green transition and start intervening in it. The call opened on 21 July 2026 and closes at 4:00pm UK time on 29 September 2026.

AHRC Focal Awards for Art History, Visual Arts and Creative Practice: 2026 Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The official UKRI opportunity page marks the Focal awards: art history, visual arts and creative practice as Closed. This page is therefore a historical reference to the completed call, not an active application listing. The verified closing date was 17 March 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. The earlier February date that appeared in the old page was incorrect.

The page does not announce a successor round or a new application deadline. Do not treat the archived date as a future submission opportunity, and do not assume that AHRC will repeat the same student numbers, funding profile, consortium rules, or application questions in a later call. Researchers and institutions interested in a new opportunity should check the current AHRC and UKRI funding pages for a separately published call.

AHRC Focal Awards: Multilingual Futures for UK Growth and Connectivity

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AHRC Focal Awards: Multilingual Futures for UK Growth and Connectivity

This page is a historical reference for the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) opportunity Focal awards: multilingual futures for UK growth and connectivity. The public outline call opened on 21 November 2025 and closed on 21 April 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) opportunity page now labels that outline stage Closed, so a consortium cannot submit a new outline application through this listing.

AHRC Large Grants Outline Stage (Historical Reference)

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AHRC Large Grants Outline Stage (Historical Reference)

The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), ran this Large Grants outline-stage opportunity for ambitious arts and humanities research led by teams at UK research organisations. The official UKRI opportunity page marks the round Closed and states that applications could not be made after 16 September 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. Its published terms and timetable describe that completed outline cycle; the page announces no later outline round. UKRI’s future-opportunities listing identifies a January 2027 full stage, invite-only for applicants successful at this outline stage. This is a progression route for selected teams, not an open application opportunity. No new outline cycle is announced in the official sources checked for this archive entry, so this page is a historical reference rather than an invitation to apply.

AI for Canadian Energy Innovation: Closed Call for Proposals

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AI for Canadian Energy Innovation: Closed Call for Proposals

This page is a historical reference for Natural Resources Canada’s (NRCan) Artificial Intelligence for Canadian Energy Innovation Call for Proposals. The Energy Innovation Program (EIP), managed by NRCan’s Office of Energy Research and Development, created the call for applied research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) projects that use artificial intelligence to accelerate energy technology innovation and reduce the cost, time, or energy used in conventional innovation methods.

AI for Good Impact Awards 2026

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AI for Good Impact Awards 2026

Historical reference: applications for the 2026 cycle are closed. The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) ran this global recognition program for AI solutions addressing real-world challenges. The official awards page does not announce a new cycle or a new deadline, so this entry should not be read as a live application listing.

The 2026 edition recognized work across people, planet, and prosperity. It was an awards program rather than a grant: the official prize information names an invitation to the AI for Good Global Summit, recognition and exposure, and an AI for Good Impact Award trophy. The Terms and Conditions also mention promotion through official channels and possible networking, visibility, and collaboration opportunities. No fixed cash prize is listed by ITU.

AI for Science Master’s 2026–2027: Applications Closed

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

AI for Science Master’s 2026–2027: Applications Closed

The AIMS South Africa AI for Science Master’s application page is not a live opportunity for new submissions. Its 2026–2027 round has passed its stated deadline, and the page does not announce a replacement intake or a later date. This listing is therefore a record of the closed round and its published requirements, not an invitation to start an application now.

The official page still displays an Apply pathway because it is the program’s application page, but the closing point for this intake was 11:59 PM on 6 March 2026. The page also describes interviews in May 2026 and says that 40 students would be selected for the 2026 intake. Those details belong to the completed application cycle. They should not be read as evidence that applications are open again.

AI Grants

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AI grants and funding programs now cover a wide range of work: frontier model research, AI safety, responsible deployment, data infrastructure, humanities and social science questions, health applications, climate tools, education, startups, and public-sector innovation. Because the field moves quickly, source verification is especially important.

Start by identifying the funder’s intent. Some AI opportunities want technical research. Others want governance, evaluation, safety, applied prototypes, workforce training, nonprofit tools, or commercial pilots. A strong application matches that intent directly instead of using AI language as a decoration.

AIAA Classroom Grants 2027–2028 for K–12 Aerospace STEM Projects

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AIAA Classroom Grants 2027–2028 for K–12 Aerospace STEM Projects

AIAA’s Classroom Grants program provides awards of up to $500 for K–12 classroom projects that influence student learning through STEM, with an emphasis on aerospace. The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Foundation runs the program. AIAA says its grants are intended to meet educational needs that are not otherwise funded. The school-year round that closed in 2026 is over. AIAA’s awards calendar lists the next Foundation Classroom Grants round as opening July 10, 2027 and closing October 1, 2027. The year in this page title identifies the school year associated with that announced round; AIAA’s calendar itself lists opening and closing dates rather than a school-year label.

AIIB Global Internship Program (2026) — Historical Reference

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AIIB Global Internship Program (2026) — Historical Reference

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) announced a 2026 Global Internship Program with two routes: a Corporate Internship and a Research/Academic Internship. The application deadline was February 28, 2026. The cycle is closed, and AIIB reported in August that the 2026 cohort was completing its assignments. AIIB’s current program page describes the annual format and says that applications close on February 28 each year, but it does not list a later cycle’s vacancies or open an application window. This entry preserves the completed 2026 cycle as a historical reference, not a live application listing.

AIIB Legal Associate Program (Historical Reference)

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AIIB Legal Associate Program (Historical Reference)

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) Legal Associate Program (LAP) 2026 recruitment cycle has closed. AIIB’s announcement gave February 15, 2026 as the application deadline. AIIB has not published a new cycle-specific application notice or deadline on its current program and careers pages, so this page records the completed intake and explains where to look for the next one. It is a historical reference, not an invitation to submit an application now.

AIIDEV RecycleUp Innovation Programme (Nigeria): 2026 Cohort Historical Reference

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AIIDEV RecycleUp Innovation Programme (Nigeria): 2026 Cohort Historical Reference

The AIIDEV RecycleUp Innovation Programme is a Nigeria-focused circular-economy and sustainable-waste programme run by the Advance Initiative for Innovation and Development (AIIDEV). The 2026 application round is closed, and this page records that cycle rather than inviting applications. AIIDEV’s official RecycleUP channel documented the cohort’s opening, learning sessions and fifth, final session, then continued to publish public Circular Knowledge Series activity. AIIDEV’s official programme listing still describes RecycleUP as ongoing, but neither that listing nor the current RecycleUP channel presents a later application window. Ongoing programme work and public learning events do not establish that a new intake is open.

AIP Science Policy Fellowship 2027: $91,000 Stipend for Physical Scientists Serving in Congress

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AIP Science Policy Fellowship 2027: $91,000 Stipend for Physical Scientists Serving in Congress

The American Institute of Physics (AIP) Science Policy Fellowship is a paid, yearlong opportunity for a physical scientist who wants to work inside the U.S. legislative process. AIP sponsors two scientists each year to provide analytical expertise and scientific advice to Congress. Instead of remaining in a research-only role, a fellow spends the term learning how policy is made, supporting a congressional office or committee, and translating technical knowledge into useful advice for lawmakers.

Airtel Africa Tech Fellowship Uganda 2026/27: Historical Reference for 20 Full Fellowships

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Airtel Africa Tech Fellowship Uganda 2026/27: Historical Reference for 20 Full Fellowships

The Airtel Africa Foundation Tech Fellowship Uganda round for the 2026/27 academic year is closed. Airtel Uganda’s official announcement said applications would close on 9 September 2026. That date has passed, and the official material reviewed for this update gives no indication that late applications are accepted or that the portal remains open for submissions. This page is therefore an archive of the 2026/27 round, not an invitation to apply.

AIT ADB-JSP Scholarship at AIT: 2027 Cycle

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AIT ADB-JSP Scholarship at AIT: 2027 Cycle

Current status and deadline

The Asian Development Bank–Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) has a published call for the August 2027 intake. AIT’s official scholarship page gives 31 March 2027 as the application deadline, and AIT’s financial-aid directory lists the same date for ADB-JSP. The current cycle is therefore open according to AIT’s published schedule. AIT identifies its online admissions portal as the application channel. Check that portal for the live form and submission requirements, then submit the complete admission and scholarship file by the published deadline. The scholarship is competitive, and meeting the deadline or minimum conditions does not guarantee selection.

Al-Sumait Prize for African Development — 2026 Education Cycle (Historical Reference)

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Al-Sumait Prize for African Development — 2026 Education Cycle (Historical Reference)

Status

The Al-Sumait Prize’s official English nominations page identifies Education as the subject of the 2026 cycle and gives Monday, 31 August 2026 as the last day nominations would be accepted. That date has passed. The official page still carries a banner saying that 2026 nominations are open, but its own instructions give the expired deadline. The official timeline does not show a later 2026 deadline or an announcement for another cycle. No official extension was found in the pages reviewed. This page is therefore a historical reference to the published 2026 opportunity, not an invitation to submit now.

ALA 2027 Scholarships: $2,500-$8,000 for Library and Information Science Graduate Students

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ALA 2027 Scholarships: $2,500-$8,000 for Library and Information Science Graduate Students

The American Library Association (ALA) has opened its 2027 scholarship cycle for students preparing for careers in libraries, information services, and school library media. More than $300,000 in scholarship funding is available across a group of awards, with individual scholarships ranging from $2,500 to $8,000 per student per year. The awards can help reduce the cost of a qualifying master’s-level program, and some are designed for particular kinds of library work or applicants who are underrepresented in the profession.

Alabama Homestead Exemption and Property Tax Relief

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Alabama Homestead Exemption and Property Tax Relief

Alabama’s homestead exemption is not a grant, loan, or rebate check. It is property tax relief for an owner-occupied primary residence. In plain English, the state and local taxing authorities can reduce the assessed value of your home, which can lower the property taxes you owe. Some qualifying older adults with low federal taxable income and people with permanent and total disabilities can receive an exemption from all state, county, and municipal ad valorem taxes. Blind homeowners receive broad state and county relief, but the county rules use a $5,000 assessed-value limit rather than the full exemption available to every H-3 category.

Alabama LIHEAP Energy Assistance: FY 2026 Historical Reference

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Alabama’s FY 2026 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) cycle is closed. ADECA’s approved FY 2026 state plan scheduled cooling and summer crisis assistance through September 30, 2026. ADECA’s current program page links an FY 2027 state plan marked “DRAFT”; the state has not published a finalized FY 2027 plan or a new application schedule on its LIHEAP page. This page is therefore a historical reference to FY 2026 rules and benefits, not an open application listing. Do not submit FY 2026 forms expecting them to qualify for a later cycle.

Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend 2026

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Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend 2026: Closed-Cycle Reference

The Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) is an annual payment administered by the State of Alaska Department of Revenue’s Permanent Fund Dividend Division. It is based on Alaska residency, not household income, employment, or a separate financial-need test. Each eligible applicant files for their own dividend. A parent or guardian also files a separate application for each eligible child.

This page documents the 2026 filing cycle. The official filing-period page says that applications are available only during the annual January 1 through March 31 season. The March 31, 2026 deadline has passed, so this is a historical reference rather than an open application listing. The official PFD site does not publish a later application deadline on the pages checked for this update. Do not treat this page as evidence that a 2027 application is open.

Alaska Senior Benefits Program: Monthly Cash Assistance for Alaskans 65 and Older

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What the Alaska Senior Benefits Program provides

The Alaska Senior Benefits Program is an ongoing state cash-assistance program for Alaskans age 65 and older with low to moderate income. It is administered by the Alaska Department of Health through the Division of Public Assistance (DPA). An eligible applicant receives a monthly payment rather than a restricted food or utility voucher. The state does not describe this as a competitive grant, and the official program page does not publish a yearly application deadline. Applications can be made through the Alaska Connect Portal or by phone, so rolling is the useful deadline description for this listing.

Alaska Senior Citizen and Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption

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Alaska Senior Citizen and Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption

Alaska has a standing property-tax exemption for qualifying senior citizens and disabled veterans. It is not a grant competition, a reimbursement with a fixed cash award, or a short-lived annual program. Under Alaska law, the qualifying real property is exempt from tax on the first $150,000 of assessed value. The property must be owned and occupied as the applicant’s primary residence and permanent place of abode.

Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship 2027–2028: $8,200 Monthly Stipend for U.S. STEM Teachers

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Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship 2027–2028: $8,200 Monthly Stipend for U.S. STEM Teachers

Experienced classroom teachers are often asked to prepare students for scientific and technical careers, while education policy is shaped far from the classroom. The Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship (AEF) gives a small group of K–12 STEM educators a year to bring their practical experience into federal policy and program work. Fellows spend eleven months in Washington, D.C., working in a federal agency or a U.S. congressional office, then return to education with direct experience in how national programs and policy are developed.

Alfred Kordelin Foundation Public Education Grant 2026: €45,000–€100,000 for Research-Based Public Knowledge Projects

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Alfred Kordelin Foundation Public Education Grant 2026: €45,000–€100,000 for Research-Based Public Knowledge Projects

Historical reference: the Alfred Kordelin Foundation’s August 2026 Public Education Grant round supported projects that brought research-based and expertise-based knowledge to a wider audience. The application period has closed, and the Foundation reported that it received 420 public education applications. The official site has not announced a new public education application period. Its FAQ refers to the next round in August 2027 when explaining the start-date rule, but that is not a published 2027 call with confirmed application details. This page records the closed 2026 cycle; it is not an invitation to apply now. Check the Foundation’s official page for a later announcement.

Alicia Patterson Journalism Fellowship: Funding for Independent Investigative Reporting

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Alicia Patterson Journalism Fellowship: Funding for Independent Investigative Reporting

Historical reference: the 2027 cycle is closed

The 2027 application deadline was October 1, 2026. That date has passed, and the Fund for Investigative Journalism’s current fellowship page and application portal describe the 2027 class without announcing a subsequent application cycle. This page therefore preserves the verified terms of the closed 2027 cycle as a historical reference. It does not present the program as currently open, and it does not guess at a future deadline. Journalists considering a later cycle should consult the Fund’s official fellowship page for an announcement.

All Funding Guides

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Each guide on this page is a themed entry point into the live opportunity database. Instead of searching thousands of listings one by one, pick the guide that matches your situation — a research field, a funding type, a location, or a life circumstance — and it will show you the current grants, fellowships, scholarships, or benefits that match that theme, alongside practical notes on how that funding niche works and what to verify before applying.

All Souls College Post-Doctoral Research Fellowships: 2026–27 Competition Archive

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All Souls College Post-Doctoral Research Fellowships: 2026–27 Competition Archive

Status of this opportunity

This page records the 2026–27 All Souls College Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship competition, for posts tenable from October 2027. The application and reference deadline was 12 noon UK time on Friday, 4 September 2026, and has passed. As checked for this update, the official College page still labels applications for this competition as open, but the same page and its Further Particulars give 4 September as the closing date. The linked CASC application system leads to a login screen and provides no visible notice of an extension or late-submission arrangement. No official extension or later competition announcement is published, so this archive treats the application window as closed; do not send an application or references for this round. The College says these fellowships are usually elected in alternate years, but that pattern is not a published promise of a particular future opening date.

Allan Gray Orbis Foundation Fellowship 2026 (Closed): University Funding Plus Entrepreneurship Development for South African School Leavers

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Allan Gray Orbis Foundation Fellowship 2026 (Closed): University Funding Plus Entrepreneurship Development for South African School Leavers

Most bursaries answer one question: who is going to pay for the degree? The Allan Gray Orbis Foundation Fellowship answers a bigger one: who is this person going to become? It is a university programme with full or needs-based funding, built around a specific idea. The Foundation is looking for young people with the temperament and drive of a founder, and it wants to support their studies while also training them to think, build, and lead like entrepreneurs.

Alliances for innovation - Erasmus+

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Alliances for innovation - Erasmus+

The 2026 Erasmus+ Alliances for Innovation call is closed. The official Programme Guide set the application deadline at 10 March 2026 at 17:00 Brussels time. The official material checked for this refresh identifies the 2026 call, its three lots, and their funding and eligibility rules, but does not publish a later Alliances for Innovation call or a new deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open application notice.

Allianz Climate Risk Award 2026: Up to €7,000 Across Three Tracks for PhD and Postdoctoral Researchers Studying Extreme Weather and Climate Resilience

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Allianz Climate Risk Award 2026: Up to €7,000 Across Three Tracks for PhD and Postdoctoral Researchers Studying Extreme Weather and Climate Resilience

Application status: closed. Allianz’s official page lists the 2026 submission deadline as 31 August 2026. That date has passed, and the page does not announce a later application window or a next edition. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 call, not an invitation to submit now. Allianz still lists the Singapore event on 26 October 2026 and the Munich event on 3 December 2026 as later selection and presentation stages; neither event reopens applications.

Allstate Main Street Grants Program 2026: $20,000 Grant + 12-Week Boost Camp

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Allstate Main Street Grants Program 2026: $20,000 Grant + 12-Week Boost Camp

Status of the 2026 opportunity

The Allstate Main Street Grants application window for 2026 is closed. Allstate’s official program page states that applications were open from May 11 through June 23, 2026. The page says the program awards grants every year, but it does not give dates for a later cycle or say that another application window is open. This page is a historical record of the completed 2026 opportunity. The June 23 date in the page metadata is the real closing date for that cycle, not a future submission deadline.

ALS Collaborative Postdoctoral Fellowship Spring 2027: $36,500 Stipend for Synchrotron Research at Berkeley Lab

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ALS Collaborative Postdoctoral Fellowship Spring 2027: $36,500 Stipend for Synchrotron Research at Berkeley Lab

The Advanced Light Source (ALS) Collaborative Postdoctoral Fellowship is a specialized research opportunity for scientists and engineers whose work will benefit from the capabilities of a major synchrotron facility. The spring 2027 cohort places fellows at the ALS, part of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where they work on a defined collaborative project with ALS staff, an external postdoctoral advisor, and potentially other users of the facility.

ALS Doctoral Fellowship in Residence Spring 2027: $24,400 Stipend for Ph.D. Researchers at Berkeley Lab

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ALS Doctoral Fellowship in Residence Spring 2027: $24,400 Stipend for Ph.D. Researchers at Berkeley Lab

The Advanced Light Source (ALS) Doctoral Fellowship in Residence gives a doctoral researcher a year to work inside one of the world’s major synchrotron facilities while remaining connected to a home Ph.D. program. The spring 2027 cohort is designed for full-time Ph.D. students whose research can make meaningful use of ALS capabilities and who want more than occasional beamtime: the fellowship places them in residence at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, working closely with an ALS staff member on a defined collaborative project.

Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund (AEIF) 2026 at U.S. Embassy Muscat — Historical Reference

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Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund (AEIF) 2026 at U.S. Embassy Muscat — Historical Reference

Status of this opportunity

The 2026 Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund (AEIF) competition run by the U.S. Mission to Oman is closed. The official Grants.gov record gives June 14, 2026 as the application deadline and shows that the opportunity was archived on July 14, 2026. No later Muscat AEIF round or replacement deadline is announced on the official record reviewed for this update. This page is therefore an archive entry for the 2026 call, not an invitation to submit a late application.

Alzheimer's Association Research Grant For All (AARGA) 2026: Up to $200,000 for Early-Career Dementia Researchers

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Alzheimer’s Association Research Grant For All (AARGA) 2026: Up to $200,000 for Early-Career Dementia Researchers

The Alzheimer’s Association Research Grant For All (AARGA) is an individual research grant for early-career investigators who have recently become independent. The Association designed it to help a new assistant professor generate preliminary or pilot data, test procedures, and develop hypotheses that can support a future application to a federal or other research funder. It covers Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias across basic, translational, clinical, and psychosocial research.

Alzheimer’s Research UK Advanced Clinical Fellowship 2026: Up to £750,000 for UK Dementia Clinician-Researchers

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Alzheimer’s Research UK Advanced Clinical Fellowship 2026: Up to £750,000 for UK Dementia Clinician-Researchers

The Alzheimer’s Research UK Advanced Clinical Fellowship is a substantial career-development award for a clinician who wants to build an independent research programme without abandoning clinical practice. The 2026 round is open for applications and has a stated deadline of 15 October 2026. Alzheimer’s Research UK says the scheme can provide up to £750,000, covering the applicant’s salary for up to 50% dedicated research time alongside justified costs needed to carry out the proposed work.

Alzheimer’s Research UK Programme Award 2026

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Alzheimer’s Research UK Programme Award 2026

The Alzheimer’s Research UK Programme Award supports established research leaders who want to bring several connected strands of dementia research together under one central theme. It is designed for a coordinated programme, rather than a single isolated project: the team is expected to combine complementary methods, disciplines and expertise to address a substantial research challenge. The current round is open, with Outline applications due by 28 October 2026. Alzheimer’s Research UK scheme page

Amazon Research Awards Fall 2026: Agentic AI CFP

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Amazon Research Awards Fall 2026: Agentic AI CFP

Amazon Research Awards’ Fall 2026 Agentic AI call supports research on agentic artificial intelligence, including open-source tools or work with impact for the wider AI community. It is open globally to qualifying academic institutions and organizations. Submissions are accepted from October 1 through November 4, 2026, and decision letters are expected in February 2027. Read the official Agentic AI call.

Applicants should first confirm that the principal investigator (PI) meets the program rules, then assess whether the research fits the call and can explain its innovation, open-source contribution, and use of AWS machine-learning tools. The funding figures are averages, not a guaranteed package or stated individual cap; the review panel determines final awards.

Amber Grant for Women Entrepreneurs: $10,000 Monthly Grant + $50,000 Year-End Grants

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The Amber Grant is an active, recurring funding program run by WomensNet for women-owned businesses in the United States and Canada. The official application site does not publish one annual application window. Instead, the cutoff is the last day of each month at 11:59:59 p.m. Eastern Time, so this page uses rolling in its deadline field. Check the official site before submitting because the monthly cutoff is the practical deadline for the round you want to enter.

Amberscholar Scholarship Programme 2026–27 (Up to $50,000 Total Fund)

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Amberscholar Scholarship Programme 2026–27 (Up to $50,000 Total Fund)

Amber’s official scholarship page presents Amberscholar 2026–27 as an open student funding programme. It says the deadline has been extended to January 31, 2027. The opportunity is connected to Amber’s $50,000 Dream Fund pool. That is the total fund stated by the sponsor; applicants should not read it as a promise that each recipient will receive $50,000. Amber says shortlisted dreamers are announced each edition and winners are paid directly, but the page does not specify individual award amounts or how many awards will be made in this edition.

American Bar Endowment Opportunity Grant 2026: Typically Up to $25,000 for Innovative Legal-Impact Projects

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American Bar Endowment Opportunity Grant 2026: Typically Up to $25,000 for Innovative Legal-Impact Projects

The American Bar Endowment (ABE) Opportunity Grant is a U.S. nonprofit grant for organizations developing a new, improved, or substantially redesigned project that benefits the public or the legal profession. The 2026 application window opens September 1 and closes October 31, 2026. The ABE says awards of $25,000 or less are typical, although the amount can vary at its discretion.

American Cancer Society Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026–2027: Up to Three Years of Progressive $66,000–$70,000 Stipends for Early-Career Cancer Researchers

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American Cancer Society Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026–2027: Up to Three Years of Progressive $66,000–$70,000 Stipends for Early-Career Cancer Researchers

The years right after a doctorate are when many cancer researchers do their most inventive work and, paradoxically, when their funding is most precarious. The American Cancer Society (ACS) Postdoctoral Fellowship exists to steady that stretch. It gives new investigators the salary support and protected time to build a research record strong enough to launch an independent career, without having to chase piecemeal funding or abandon a promising line of inquiry for lack of a stipend. For the 2026–2027 cycle, the fellowship pays a progressive stipend of $66,000, $68,000, and $70,000 across up to three years, plus a $4,000 annual allowance for costs like health insurance and conferences and an extra $1,500 in the final year.

American Heart Association Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: Applications Closed

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American Heart Association Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: Applications Closed

The American Heart Association (AHA) Postdoctoral Fellowship is a mentored research-training award for postdoctoral researchers who are not yet independent. The 2027 award cycle described here is closed. The AHA’s official program page sets the proposal deadline at August 5, 2026, at 3 p.m. Central Time, says that late submissions are not accepted, and lists an award start of January 1, 2027. The AHA funding-opportunities page currently does not identify a later postdoctoral fellowship cycle or deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference to the published 2027 round, not an open call. Check the AHA’s official funding pages for any future announcement before planning an application.

American Heart Association Predoctoral Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Cycle

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American Heart Association Predoctoral Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Cycle

The American Heart Association (AHA) 2027 Predoctoral Fellowship cycle is closed. The official program page gives Tuesday, August 4, 2026 at 3 p.m. Central Time as the proposal deadline and explicitly says that late submissions, extension requests, and appeals are not accepted. Its current program description is for the 2027 fellowship, with an award start listed as January 1, 2027. The page reviewed for this update does not announce a later application cycle. This entry is therefore an archive of the documented 2027 cycle, not an invitation to submit now and not a prediction of a future deadline.

American Lung Association Research Awards and Grants 2027–2028: Up to $100,000 a Year for U.S. Lung Health Research

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American Lung Association Research Awards and Grants 2027–2028: Up to $100,000 a Year for U.S. Lung Health Research

The American Lung Association Research Institute has opened its 2027–2028 Research Awards and Grants cycle for scientists whose work can improve the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, or public-health response to lung disease. The cycle is not one single grant with one fixed award size. It is a group of mechanisms for different career stages and research areas, including early-career mentored work, lung cancer, respiratory pathogens, interstitial lung disease, indoor air, public policy, and broader lung-health research.

American Opportunity Tax Credit | Internal Revenue Service

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American Opportunity Tax Credit | Internal Revenue Service

Overview

The American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) is a federal tax credit for undergraduate education costs. It is not a scholarship, grant, or separate application you submit to a school grants office. You claim it on your federal income tax return in the year you paid qualified education expenses for an eligible student.

The basic value is up to $2,500 per eligible student per tax year. The refundable piece is important: if the credit exceeds your tax due, up to 40% of the total (cap $1,000) can still be refunded. That structure makes AOTC useful even when a family does not owe much tax.

Amgen Scholars Program Australia 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Cycle

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Amgen Scholars Program Australia 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Cycle

The application round for the 2027 Amgen Scholars Program in Australia is closed. The University of Melbourne’s official application page says submissions closed at 5:00 p.m. Australian Eastern Standard Time on Monday, 31 August 2026, and that late applications will not be considered. This page preserves the information published for that round for reference; it is not an open application listing. The University says 2028 program dates are still being finalized and will be released later. It has not published a 2028 application deadline or announced that applications have opened, so no next-round date is stated here.

Amphion Foundation Grant Program 2026 Fall Cycle: Historical Reference for Nonprofit Contemporary Music Organizations

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Amphion Foundation Grant Program 2026 Fall Cycle: Historical Reference for Nonprofit Contemporary Music Organizations

The Amphion Foundation’s 2026 Fall Grant Program cycle is closed. Its published deadline was September 24, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, and the account-request cutoff for new applicants was September 18, 2026. The Foundation’s official program page now says it is not accepting applications. This entry preserves the terms of that Fall cycle for organizations reviewing prior guidelines; it is not an open application notice.

Amplify Arts Fellowship 2027: $10,000 in Project Support for Omaha-Area Artists

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Amplify Arts Fellowship 2027: $10,000 in Project Support for Omaha-Area Artists

Amplify Arts is accepting applications for its 2027 Fellowship, a year-long program for artists and collaborative groups based in the Omaha/Council Bluffs Metro Area. The fellowship provides $10,000 in project support, individualized mentorship, and critical feedback in a small cohort-based learning environment. Applications opened on August 31, 2026, and close at 11:59 p.m. on October 4, 2026.

This opportunity is designed for project-based work that engages people, places, and civic life beyond conventional gallery or museum settings. Amplify names site-responsive installations, books and publishing projects, films, performances, and other publicly engaged work. For 2027, it will give preference to projects connected to Migration, broadly understood to include the movement of people, languages, labor, waterways, seeds, species, capital, and culture.

Amplitude Fellowship Program — Historical Reference for the Paid Montreal Life Sciences Fellowship

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Amplitude Fellowship Program — Historical Reference for the Paid Montreal Life Sciences Fellowship

Application status: closed. The published 2026 application deadline was January 31, 2026. Amplitude Ventures’ official fellowship page still documents that cycle, but it does not publish a later application window or deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an active call for applications.

The Amplitude Fellowship was a paid, full-time summer program for people with advanced life sciences, healthcare, scientific, computational, or technical training who wanted to examine venture creation as an alternative to a conventional academic path. The 2026 program was based at Amplitude Ventures’ Montreal office and was scheduled to run from late May through the end of August.

Amref Health Africa County Storytellers for Impact Storytelling: Historical Call Reference

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Amref Health Africa County Storytellers for Impact Storytelling: Historical Call Reference

Historical reference: Amref Health Africa’s County Storytellers for Impact Storytelling call is closed. Its official SmartRecruiters notice gave applicants until December 31, 2025 to apply and described a one-year, assignment-based roster scheduled for January through December 2026. Amref’s current official vacancy portal lists other roles, and its separate Future Jobs page lists future-interest roles; neither currently shows a successor intake for this storyteller roster. This page records the closed round; it is not an open application opportunity.

Amsterdam Merit Scholarship (formerly Amsterdam Excellence Scholarship) 2027-2028: University of Amsterdam Guide

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Amsterdam Merit Scholarship (formerly Amsterdam Excellence Scholarship) 2027-2028: University of Amsterdam Guide

The University of Amsterdam (UvA) now calls this award the Amsterdam Merit Scholarship (AMS). The older name, Amsterdam Excellence Scholarship (AES), still appears in some directories and older material. For applications, use AMS and follow the current instructions issued by the Faculty or Graduate School responsible for the degree. UvA’s central page says that outstanding students from outside the EU/EEA with a non-EU/EEA passport may apply after applying to a UvA degree programme. It also makes clear that application deadlines, detailed eligibility, selection and submission steps vary by faculty. There is no single university-wide application form or award value.

Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant: $15,000 to $50,000 for Individual Writers About Contemporary Visual Art

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Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant: $15,000 to $50,000 for Individual Writers About Contemporary Visual Art

Historical reference: the 2026 cycle is closed

The official Arts Writers Grant site states that the 2026 application is closed. Its published calendar lists an opening date of April 1, a closing deadline of May 6 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, and a grantee announcement date of December 2. No 2027 application calendar or deadline is published on the official site, so this page is an archive entry for the closed cycle. It should not be read as an invitation to submit a late application or as a promise that the next round will open on the same schedule.

ANRF Prime Minister Professorship 2026: ₹30 Lakh Annual Fellowship and ₹24 Lakh Research Grant

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ANRF Prime Minister Professorship 2026: ₹30 Lakh Annual Fellowship and ₹24 Lakh Research Grant

The Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) Prime Minister Professorship is a five-year opportunity for senior scientists, faculty members and experienced professionals to strengthen research and innovation at a less-resourced Indian university. The 2026 call is open until 15 October 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Indian Standard Time. The programme combines a personal fellowship of ₹30 lakh per year with a separate annual research grant of ₹24 lakh. The host institution also receives ₹1 lakh per year in overhead support.

ANRF Ramanujan Fellowship 2026: INR 135,000 Monthly Support and Research Grant for Indian and Indian-Origin Scientists Returning to India

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ANRF Ramanujan Fellowship 2026: INR 135,000 Monthly Support and Research Grant for Indian and Indian-Origin Scientists Returning to India

The Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) Ramanujan Fellowship is a return-to-India route for high-performing Indian and Indian-origin scientists and engineers who are working abroad and want to establish a research programme in India. The 2026 nomination window is open through 31 December 2026 at 5:00 p.m., according to the current ANRF fellowship guidance. It is not a general postdoctoral scholarship and it is not an open competition for anyone with a recent PhD. ANRF describes it as a selective fellowship for researchers with an outstanding record who can move into a new Indian host environment and expand their research capabilities.

Anthropic Fellows Program 2026

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Anthropic Fellows Program 2026

Anthropic’s Fellows Program 2026 is one of the clearest 2026-cycle, globally competitive, paid AI research fellowships available right now for people entering empirical AI safety and related high-urgency technical domains. It is not a traditional scholarship, and it is not a short paid internship. It is a structured, full-time research rotation with explicit intent: produce credible, high-quality empirical work under mentorship at a major AI safety organization.

Anzisha Prize 2027: Venture Building Fellowship for Young African Entrepreneurs

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Anzisha Prize 2027: Venture Building Fellowship for Young African Entrepreneurs

The Anzisha Venture Building Fellowship supports young African founders who have moved beyond an idea and are already building a real business. The next cohort is expected to open in October 2026, according to Anzisha’s own announcement. The Ministry of Youth and Sport of Mozambique identifies the current call as the 2027 edition and lists 16 October 2026 as its deadline. Anzisha’s announcement confirms the month, while the government portal supplies the exact date and summary criteria. Its opportunity notice describes eligible applicants as African entrepreneurs aged 15 to 22 who are developing and growing real businesses, and says submission is free. The exact date and summary criteria here follow that public government listing; Anzisha’s application form remains the controlling source for complete rules.

APHRS EP/Pacing Fellowship 2026/27 (Historical Reference): Up to USD 25,000

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APHRS EP/Pacing Fellowship 2026/27 (Historical Reference): Up to USD 25,000

The Asia Pacific Heart Rhythm Society (APHRS) EP/Pacing Fellowship Program within the Asia-Pacific Region 2026/27 is a closed funding cycle. APHRS marks the programme page “Applications Closed.” The published application deadline was 15 August 2026 at 23:59 Singapore Time (SGT). APHRS’s fellowship and news listings continue to identify the 2026/27 round, and the official pages checked for this update do not announce a subsequent cycle. This entry is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to apply or a forecast of another deadline.

APNI African Plant Nutrition Outreach Fellowship 2026: USD $5,000 Awards for African Scientists, Extension Specialists, and Educators Turning Soil Fertility Research Into Farmer Practice

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APNI African Plant Nutrition Outreach Fellowship 2026: USD $5,000 Awards for African Scientists, Extension Specialists, and Educators Turning Soil Fertility Research Into Farmer Practice

Historical reference: the 2026 call is closed

The 2026 African Plant Nutrition Outreach Fellowship call run by the African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) set 21 September 2026 as its application deadline. That date has passed. APNI’s official application page still describes the 2026 call and its requirements, while APNI’s program page lists prior recipients through 2025. The official pages reviewed do not announce a later application round. This page is therefore an archive of the closed 2026 opportunity, not an invitation to apply now. Do not treat the old application form or deadline as open; check APNI’s official site for a future call if one is published.

Applied Implementation Science Fellowship Program 2026–2028 | AcademyHealth — Historical Reference

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Applied Implementation Science Fellowship Program 2026–2028 — Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference for the AcademyHealth Applied Implementation Science Fellowship’s 2026–2028 cohort, supported by Amgen. AcademyHealth described the program as training for early- to mid-career embedded researchers working in health care delivery systems and applying implementation science within health system-based research programs. The announced cohort ran for two years and offered a stipend of $150,000 per year. The application period is closed, and AcademyHealth has not announced a subsequent cohort in the official material checked for this update.

Apply for a Free Online Youth Programme in Social Impact: HundrED Youth Ambassador Programme 2026 (Build SDG Projects, Mentorship, Global Network)

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The HundrED Youth Ambassador Programme is a free, online youth leadership and social-impact programme for young people who want to develop projects connected to community change and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It is run by the HundrED Foundation and HundrED in partnership with the International Baccalaureate and Festival of Hope. The official MOOC identifies the first 2026 cohort as the March-May cohort, while the live programme page now says applications for future cohorts will be announced there when available.

APS Franklin Research Grants 2026–27 Cycle: Up to $7,000 for Research Expenses

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APS Franklin Research Grants 2026–27 Cycle: Up to $7,000 for Research Expenses

The Franklin Research Grants are small awards from the American Philosophical Society (APS) for scholars who need direct support to reach or work with research materials. The program is open across fields of knowledge, while its eligible costs are specific: research travel to libraries and archives, reproduction of research materials, fieldwork, and laboratory expenses. The award is paid to the individual applicant and can be as large as $7,000. For the 2026–27 competition, APS lists October 1 and December 1, 2026 as application deadlines, with two letters of support due at the same time. The October round has closed; the December 1 round remains open. APS does not describe late acceptance or a rolling window after December 1, so applicants should plan to submit the complete application by that published deadline.

APSA Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grants (DDRIG) 2026 - Historical Reference

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APSA Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grants (DDRIG) 2026 - Historical Reference

The 2026 application round of the American Political Science Association (APSA) Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant (DDRIG) is closed. APSA’s official program page says applications opened April 1, 2026, and closed June 1, 2026. APSA announced the 2026 recipients on August 26, 2026. No later application cycle or deadline is announced on the official page checked for this update, so this entry preserves the completed round as a historical reference. It is not an invitation to submit an application now.

ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award

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ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award

Historical reference: DECRA 2027

The Australian Research Council’s Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) is a three-year fellowship-style grant for early-career researchers in teaching-and-research or research-only positions. This entry is a historical reference to the DECRA 2027 round, also called DE27. It is not an open call: the published application deadline was 2026-03-11, and the ARC’s current DECRA page and scheme calendar do not announce a later DECRA round. Do not treat this page as permission to submit a late application or as evidence of a DECRA 2028 deadline.

ARC Discovery Indigenous 2027: Closed Round Reference for Indigenous-Led Research

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ARC Discovery Indigenous 2027: Closed Round Reference for Indigenous-Led Research

The Australian Research Council’s Discovery Indigenous 2027 opportunity (IN27) funded research projects led by Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander researchers. Its application period is over. Applications opened in the Research Management System on 2 June 2026. The ARC initially announced a 25 August 2026 close, then extended it by one day because of disruption to RMS access: the controlling closing time was 5:00 pm Australian Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday 26 August 2026. This page records the rules and process for that completed round; it is not an invitation to submit an application now.

Arch Grants Startup Competition: 2026 Historical Reference and 2027 Reminder

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Arch Grants Startup Competition: 2026 Historical Reference and 2027 Reminder

Current status

This is a historical reference for the 2026 Arch Grants Startup Competition. Arch Grants’ official competition page says that applications for the 2026 competition are closed. Its published application window opened on February 18, 2026 and closed on March 31, 2026. The same page offers a 2027 Application Reminder form, but it does not publish a 2027 opening date or deadline. Do not treat this page as an open application listing until Arch Grants posts the next cycle’s dates on its official website.

Argentina Agencia I+D+i AIC and Startup Calls (Historical Reference)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

This is a historical reference for the closed Agencia I+D+i cycle covering Apoyo a la Investigación Científica (AIC) and the three Startup 2025 technology-startup lines. The official Circular No. 3 for each call extended project submissions through May 21, 2026, inclusive. The agency announced on May 22, 2026 that the submission stage had concluded and admissibility review was beginning. Its current public-calls index still links the call materials but does not announce a new application window or replacement cutoff. Do not treat this page as an invitation to submit now.

Argentina Asignacion Universal por Hijo (Universal Child Allowance)

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Argentina Asignacion Universal por Hijo (Universal Child Allowance)

Argentina’s Asignación Universal por Hijo para Protección Social (AUH) is an ongoing monthly benefit for children and adolescents whose family is outside the formal family-allowance system. It is administered by the Administración Nacional de la Seguridad Social (ANSES), the national social-security agency. The program is not a scholarship, a competition, or a yearly application call with one closing date. Eligible families can establish or correct their records throughout the year, so the appropriate deadline status is rolling.

ARIPO Young Professionals Programme (US$2,500 Monthly Stipend): 2026 Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The 2026 round is closed and there is no open call. Applications for the African Regional Intellectual Property Organization’s Young Professionals Programme (YPP) closed on 24 January 2026. ARIPO’s public vacancies page currently reads, “Sorry. They are currently no Vacancies shared.” No next intake has been announced, so this page is a historical reference rather than an opportunity that accepts applications today. Do not treat an unverified future deadline on an aggregator or social-media post as an ARIPO announcement.

Arizona Innovation Challenge Fall 2026: $100,000 Non-Dilutive Funding for SaaS Startups

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Arizona Innovation Challenge Fall 2026: $100,000 Non-Dilutive Funding for SaaS Startups

The Fall 2026 Arizona Innovation Challenge (AIC) application window has closed. The Arizona Commerce Authority (ACA) lists the application status as closed and gives September 28, 2026 as the deadline. Its September announcement specifies that submissions were accepted until 5:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time that day. No later application round is announced on the official program page, so this is a historical reference to the Fall 2026 cycle, not an open opportunity.

Arizona LIHEAP Energy Assistance: Up to $640 Plus Crisis Help

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Arizona’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is active intake for households that need help with an eligible home-energy bill. The program is administered by the Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES), not by a private grant maker. DES says assistance is not guaranteed and is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, so an application should be submitted as soon as the household has the documents ready.

There is an important correction to older descriptions of this page: Arizona LIHEAP does not promise a $3,000 annual payment. The current DES information says an eligible household may receive up to $640 once per year, with up to $500 in supplemental crisis assistance when the crisis rules are met. The payment is based on income, energy burden, household size, and qualifying household needs. The maximum is not automatic, and funding can run out.

Arizona Senior Property Valuation Protection Option

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Arizona Senior Property Valuation Protection Option

At a glance

Item	Current information
Program name	Senior Property Valuation Protection Option, often called the Senior Freeze
Reference cycle	2026 application cycle; closed
Next cycle	Maricopa County says 2027 applications will be available after January 1, 2027; no exact deadline is posted here
Deadline	September 1, 2026 (closed-cycle date)
Intake status	Closed in the official county materials reviewed
What is protected	The Limited Property Value (LPV), the taxable value used in the property-tax calculation
Protection period	Three consecutive years after approval
Who administers it	The county assessor where the primary residence is located, under Arizona rules
Age rule	At least one owner must be 65 or older at application
Residence rule	The home must be the owner’s primary residence for at least two years before the deadline
Income information	All income from all owners on title is reviewed; the 2026 Maricopa and Pinal materials list $47,712 for one owner or $59,640 for two or more owners
Payment amount	None. This is property-valuation protection, not a grant or reimbursement

The Arizona Senior Property Valuation Protection Option is a way for qualifying older homeowners to hold the taxable portion of a primary residence at the application year’s LPV for three years. This page records the 2026 cycle, which has closed. The Maricopa County Assessor’s official Senior Valuation Protection page says that applications for 2027 will be available after January 1, 2027. It does not yet publish an exact 2027 deadline or the next application packet. Pinal County’s official page currently labels its application deadline “Closed” and does not announce a new opening date. Since the program is administered by county assessors, applicants should look to the assessor for their own county when the next packet appears.

Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship

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Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship

Overview

The Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship provides tuition assistance to eligible Arkansas residents attending approved colleges and universities in the state. The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery supplies much of the program’s funding, while the Arkansas Division of Higher Education (ADHE) administers awards and publishes the eligibility and renewal rules. The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery’s official notice confirmed July 1, 2026 as the deadline for that year’s applicants. That deadline has passed. ADHE continues to publish the program’s rules and annual July 1 deadline, but the official materials reviewed do not identify a later application cycle or give a new dated deadline. The page is therefore a historical reference until ADHE announces a new round. Its “Apply Now” link leads to SAMS login and, by itself, does not confirm which application year is open.

Arkansas Community Assistance Grant Program FY2027: Historical $10 Million Grant Cycle

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Arkansas Community Assistance Grant Program FY2027: Historical $10 Million Grant Cycle

This page is a historical reference for the Arkansas Economic Development Commission’s Fiscal Year 2027 Community Assistance Grant Program (CAGP). AEDC opened that cycle on July 1, 2026, and its published application deadline was August 15, 2026. That deadline has passed. The official program page continues to describe those FY2027 dates and does not announce a subsequent application round. No future deadline should be inferred from the closed cycle. Check AEDC’s official page for a new notice before preparing an application.

Arkansas Homestead Property Tax Credit Guide 2026: How Homeowners Can Save Up to 600 Dollars

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Arkansas homeowners have a current homestead property tax credit for the 2026 tax cycle. The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) says the credit can be as much as $600 on 2026 tax bills. The amount cannot be larger than the real property tax owed on the eligible homestead, so “up to $600” is a maximum rather than a guaranteed payment or refund.

The credit is attached to an eligible homestead through the county assessment system. It is not a contest, grant competition, rebate application, or income-tested benefit. A property owner registers proof of eligibility with the county assessor, and the qualifying property receives the reduction on its property tax record. The DFA page directs homeowners to the assessor’s office for questions and applications because the county, not the state website, verifies the parcel and records the claim.

Arkansas LIHEAP (FY 2027)

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Arkansas Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), FY 2027

Arkansas’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps qualifying residential households with heating and cooling energy costs. The Arkansas Energy Office (AEO), within the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment, operates the state program with a network of community-based organizations (CBOs). Those local organizations take applications across all 75 Arkansas counties. The state program page currently carries a “LIHEAP Program Open” notice. It does not name a statewide closing date or say which individual benefits each county is processing today. Applicants should contact the CBO for their county to verify that the right intake is available before assembling or sending an application.

ARM Young Talent Programme (AYTP) Internship for University Students

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The ARM Young Talent Programme (AYTP) is an annual internship run by ARM (Asset & Resource Management) for high-performing university students. ARM describes it as a way to provide early exposure to career opportunities through meaningful assignments, structured learning, and practical experience with the organisation. This page records the closed 2026 intake; it is not an active application notice.

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 intake. ARM’s official programme page records a fixed application deadline of 18 March 2026 and says successful candidates would resume physically in June 2026. The official page still displays “applications are now open” wording and links to the 2026 application listing, but the same page prints the March deadline. Neither official page says late applications are accepted or that this intake is rolling. The verified programme page has no announcement for a later cycle. Treat the 2026 deadline as closed unless ARM publishes a new cycle or directly confirms a late-submission route.

Armament and Disarmament Summer School 2026 in Sweden: Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The 2026 Armament and Disarmament Summer School has concluded. This page records the completed edition and its closed application cycle; it is not an open call. The Alva Myrdal Centre for Nuclear Disarmament at Uppsala University’s official programme page says the call has closed, and SIPRI’s post-event report confirms that the school was held in August. As of this update, the organisers have not announced another application cycle on the official programme page or in SIPRI’s latest report about the school.

Arnold Arboretum Research Scholar Award 2027 - Up to $10,000

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The Arnold Arboretum Research Scholar Award supports scholars whose projects make meaningful use of the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University. The award provides up to $10,000 for research expenses and/or travel expenses connected to the proposed work. It is intended to help a scholar start or strengthen a research program, while creating a working connection with the Arboretum and its collections, facilities, staff, and archives.

The 2026 award round has concluded: the Arboretum’s official recipients page lists 2026 Research Scholar Award recipients. The award page describes a recurring application window from November 5 through February 1, making February 1, 2027 the next deadline for applicants preparing for the upcoming round. Check the official page before submitting, since the online application link and any instructions are controlled by the Arnold Arboretum.

Arnold O. Beckman Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference for Chemical Researchers

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Arnold O. Beckman Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference for Chemical Researchers

The Arnold O. Beckman Postdoctoral Fellowship is a U.S. research award for chemists moving from doctoral training into postdoctoral research. The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation’s 2027 cycle offered two tracks: Chemical Sciences and Chemical Instrumentation. Both supported innovative, chemistry-centered work. The instrumentation track was for researchers proposing to conceptualize, develop, and build instrumentation or improve a method used in chemical research.

ARPA-E Grants and SBIR/STTR: Current SCALEUP Ready Route and Historical MAGNITO, ROCKS, QC3, GLASING, and SPARKS Guide

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

ARPA-E Grants and SBIR/STTR: Current SCALEUP Ready Route and Historical MAGNITO, ROCKS, QC3, GLASING, and SPARKS Guide

This page now has one live route and five historical reference routes. The live route is SCALEUP Ready (DE-FOA-0003467). Its official ARPA-E eXCHANGE record says the NOFO remains open until it is closed or modified and accepts applications at any time while it remains open. The same record lists the Full Application deadline as TBD, so rolling is the accurate page deadline.

Art Exchange Moving Image Programme 2026–2027 for Sub-Saharan Africa Curators

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Art Exchange Moving Image Programme 2026–2027 for Sub-Saharan Africa Curators

Status: historical reference

The Art Exchange: Moving Image call for Sub-Saharan Africa curators published a deadline of 18 January 2026 at midnight GMT+2. That application window is closed. The call page retains its original application-form link, but it publishes no revised deadline or late-submission notice. The official Sub-Saharan Africa 2.0 page lists six selected curators for its 2026–2027 programme; the programme pages reviewed announce no later application round. This entry is therefore a historical reference to the closed call and its terms. The old form link does not announce a new cycle or change the published deadline.

Art Omi: Artists 2027 Australia Committee Fellowship for Australian Visual Artists

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Art Omi: Artists 2027 Australia Committee Fellowship for Australian Visual Artists

The general application for the 2027 Art Omi: Artists residency has closed, but the Australia Committee Fellowship remains open to visual artists living and working in Australia. The dedicated application page sets the deadline at October 15, 2026, at 11:59 PM EST. Art Omi describes the fellowship as providing the selected artist with a travel grant and a $500 stipend for material expenses. Applicants for this route should use the Australia-specific form; the main international call is closed.

Artadia Awards for US Visual Artists 2026: Houston Applications Close November 1

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Artadia Awards for US Visual Artists: Houston Applications Close November 1, 2026

Artadia’s 2026 Houston Award application is open from October 1 through November 1, 2026. The call is for visual artists living and working in Harris County, and the organization’s calendar identifies Houston as the remaining active 2026 city application as of this page’s update. The deadline field is November 1, 2026. This is a live cycle, not a historical listing, and the Houston call does not mean every artist in the United States can apply to this round.

Arthur C. Helton Fellowship 2026: Historical Reference for the $2,000 Micro-Grant

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Arthur C. Helton Fellowship 2026: Historical Reference for the $2,000 Micro-Grant

Historical reference: The 2026 Arthur C. Helton Fellowship application cycle is closed. The American Society of International Law (ASIL) currently says that applications are not being accepted and provides a link to the 2026 Fellows. This page records the completed cycle so readers can understand what the fellowship offered and what a future call might ask for; it is not an invitation to submit a late application. ASIL has not published a successor application or deadline on the current Helton Fellowship page.

Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Private Higher Education: 2026–2027 LOI Cycle (Historical Reference)

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Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Private Higher Education: 2026–2027 LOI Cycle (Historical Reference)

The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations (AVDF) support colleges and universities that prioritize undergraduate education and emphasize the liberal arts. Their Private Higher Education area is the foundation’s only open-submission program area. AVDF’s official program page and grant calendar state that the 2026 letter-of-inquiry (LOI) submission window is closed and no new LOIs may be started until March 2027. The Foundations will announce information for the 2027–2028 review cycle in March 2027. As of this check, they have not published that cycle’s deadline, award range, eligibility terms, or application instructions. This is a historical reference to the 2026–2027 LOI opportunity, whose submission window is closed. The amount and eligibility notes below summarize AVDF’s standing published guidance and the closed round; they are not confirmed terms for the next cycle.

Artificial Intelligence Humanities Sandpit Grants 2026 (Canada, UK and US): Closed Invite-Only Research Funding

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Artificial Intelligence Humanities Sandpit Grants 2026 (Canada, UK and US): Closed Invite-Only Research Funding

The Artificial intelligence humanities sandpits: Canada, UK and US invite only opportunity was a closed research grant call run through UK Research and Innovation. The lead funder was the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) as a funder and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) as co-funder.

Artist Trust Fellowship Award 2026: $10,000 Unrestricted Cash Awards for Washington State Artists of Every Discipline, With Dedicated Prizes for Black, Native, and Trans and Indigiqueer Artists

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Artist Trust Fellowship Award 2026: $10,000 Unrestricted Cash Awards for Washington State Artists of Every Discipline, With Dedicated Prizes for Black, Native, and Trans and Indigiqueer Artists

The Artist Trust Fellowship Award is one of the most respected forms of direct support for individual artists in the Pacific Northwest. Each year the Seattle-based nonprofit Artist Trust selects a group of Washington State artists and hands each of them a $10,000 award with no strings attached. There is no project to complete, no report to file on how the money was spent, and no requirement to produce a specific piece of work. The award recognizes a body of work and a sustained commitment to making art, and it trusts the artist to decide what that money is for — rent during a productive stretch, materials, studio time, childcare, a debt paid off, or simply the breathing room to keep working.

ArtsFund Community Accelerator Grant 2026 (Historical Reference): Unrestricted Awards of $2,500 to $25,000 for Washington Arts and Culture Organizations

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ArtsFund Community Accelerator Grant 2026 (Historical Reference): Unrestricted Awards of $2,500 to $25,000 for Washington Arts and Culture Organizations

Historical reference: the 2026 application is closed

ArtsFund’s official Community Accelerator Grant page says the 2026 application portal is closed and that it is no longer accepting applications. The round’s final deadline was August 21, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. ArtsFund’s grants index lists Community Accelerator Grants among its closed opportunities; its upcoming opportunities section asks readers to check back for updates, but does not announce a later Community Accelerator round or deadline. This entry preserves the terms of the completed 2026 round as a historical reference; it is not an open application opportunity. Check ArtsFund directly for any future announcement before relying on these terms.

ARUA Early-Career Research Fellowships: 2026 Call Archive

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ARUA Early-Career Research Fellowships: 2026 Call Archive

Status: the ARUA Early-Career Research Fellowship call for placements beginning in 2026 is closed. The verified programme page lists two application options. Option 1 covered a fellowship from March to August 2026 and had a 22 January 2026 deadline. Option 2 covered September 2026 to February 2027 and had a 15 July 2026 deadline. Both published deadlines have passed. ARUA describes a broader initiative intended to support 150 fellows over four years (2025–2029), but its official fellowship page still gives the terms of the 2026 call and does not announce an application window or terms for a later early-career intake. The larger programme plan does not itself reopen this call. This page is therefore a historical reference, not a live application listing.

ARVO Foundation Collaborative Research Fellowship: 2026 Cycle Historical Reference

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ARVO Foundation Collaborative Research Fellowship: 2026 Cycle Historical Reference

The 2026 application round of the ARVO Foundation Collaborative Research Fellowship has closed. ARVO listed an opening date of August 1, 2026 and a closing deadline of October 1, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. U.S. Eastern time. The deadline is past, so this page is an archive of that cycle rather than an invitation to submit. On the official fellowship page and ARVO awards listing reviewed for this update, the next application cycle has not been announced. Do not infer a new opening date or reuse the previous dates as a promise about a future round.

ASCAP Foundation Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Awards

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ASCAP Foundation Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Awards

The ASCAP Foundation Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Awards are granted annually to jazz composers under 30 who are at the earliest stages of their careers. The program was established in 2002 and carries Herb Alpert’s name in recognition of The Herb Alpert Foundation’s multi-year funding commitment; additional support comes from The ASCAP Foundation Bart Howard Fund. Recipients are chosen through a juried national competition and receive cash awards.

AScI International Summer Research Programme 2027 at Aalto University

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The Aalto University Science Institute (AScI) International Summer Research Programme is preparing a Summer 2027 research assistant cohort at Aalto University in Finland. Aalto’s official programme page says applications run from January 7 through January 31, 2027, and gives a strict closing time of January 31, 2027 at 23:59 (UTC+2). The next cycle has therefore been announced. This listing describes that announced round, while noting where the detailed 2027 application instructions have not yet been published.

Ashinaga Africa Initiative (AAI) 2027: Fully Funded International University Study and Leadership Program for Orphaned Students from Sub-Saharan Africa

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Ashinaga Africa Initiative (AAI) 2027: Fully Funded International University Study and Leadership Program for Orphaned Students from Sub-Saharan Africa

The Ashinaga Africa Initiative (AAI) is accepting applications for its 2027 cycle, but the route depends on the applicant’s language group. This is important because the current opportunity is not one single undergraduate application with one universal deadline. Ashinaga’s Francophone route is the Programme d’Orientation 2027, which prepares selected students for master’s applications in France. Ashinaga Brasil’s Lusophone route is the AAI 2027 Turma 14 selection for undergraduate study in Brazil.

Ashton Award for Student Research

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Ashton Award for Student Research

The Ashton Award for Student Research is a small, focused research award from the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University. It supports advanced undergraduate and graduate students whose proposed work is in Asian tropical forest biology. The official opportunity page lists support of up to $4,000 for student research expenses, including research travel connected to the project. Applications are submitted through an online system during the stated application window.

Asia House Fellowship (£24,000 Stipend): 2026/27 Historical Reference

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Status at this update: the 2026/27 round is closed. Asia House’s official fellowship page says applications for 2026/27 have closed, gives 31 January 2026 as the closing date, and explicitly says late applications are not accepted. The page does not publish a deadline or application instructions for a later cycle, and the official 2026 announcement of the selected Fellows does not announce a new intake. Treat this page as a record of the completed round, not as an invitation to apply. Check Asia House’s official fellowship page for any future announcement.

Asian American Youth Scholarship 2027

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Asian American Youth Scholarship 2027

The Asian American Youth Scholarship (AAYS) is a competition for eligible high school students in New York City and Long Island. Applicants submit a written application and short video; those selected to present are expected at an in-person event in Flushing in January 2027. The Chinese American Aid Foundation (CAAF) says multiple scholarships of $1,000 to $3,000 will go to top presenters. Applying is a screening step and does not guarantee an award. Official AAYS 2027 page

Asian Development Bank Internship Program: Historical Reference and Application Guide

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Asian Development Bank Internship Program: Historical Reference and Application Guide

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) Internship Program 2026 was a paid, project-oriented opportunity for graduate students who wanted experience inside a multilateral development bank. ADB’s official internship page sets 16 March 2026 as the deadline, says applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered, and currently lists no open internship opportunities. The page still carries an introductory sentence calling the 2026 intake open, but that sentence conflicts with its dated deadline and empty Current Opportunities section. The 2026 intake is closed; there is no live application to submit through this archived listing, and ADB has not announced a later internship cycle on the program page.

Aspen New Voices Fellowship: Historical Media and Thought-Leadership Program for Development Experts From the Global South

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Aspen New Voices Fellowship: Historical Media and Thought-Leadership Program for Development Experts From the Global South

Some of the most important work in global development is done by people the wider world never hears from. A researcher in Nairobi who understands exactly why a vaccine rollout stalled. A farmer-turned-advocate in the Philippines who can explain what climate adaptation actually costs a rural household. A doctor in Bogotá who has seen firsthand how policy failures play out in an emergency room. These experts have knowledge that international debates badly need — and yet the op-ed pages, broadcast panels, and conference stages that shape global policy are still dominated by voices from a handful of wealthy countries.

ASPRS 2027 Scholarships

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ASPRS 2027 Scholarships

The American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) offers 12 student scholarships for 2027, with $61,800 in combined awards. Undergraduate and graduate ASPRS members pursuing academic and professional goals in geospatial sciences may apply. Individual award amounts and eligibility rules vary, so applicants should compare their plans with the specific award descriptions. Applications are open October 7–26, 2026. ASPRS awards and scholarships

At a glance	Details
Sponsor	American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS)
Awards	12 scholarships; $61,800 combined
Individual amounts	Vary by scholarship
Study levels	Undergraduate and graduate
Membership	ASPRS membership required; check active or student member criteria
Application period	October 7–26, 2026
Reference deadline	October 30, 2026
Application method	Sign in to myASPRS and submit online
Recognition	ASPRS 2027 Annual Meeting, Salt Lake City, February 2027

Overview and award details

The $61,800 is the total across all twelve scholarships, not the amount awarded to each recipient. Individual awards have different values. For example, the Robert N. Colwell Fellowship provides $12,000 to a PhD-level graduate student pursuing remote sensing or related geospatial information technology. Do not use that example to estimate the value of another scholarship; check the listing for the specific award you are considering. ASPRS awards and scholarships

Assessment Freeze for the Elderly & Disabled | South Dakota

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Assessment Freeze for the Elderly & Disabled | South Dakota

South Dakota’s Assessment Freeze for the Elderly and Disabled is a property-tax relief program administered by the South Dakota Department of Revenue. It prevents a qualifying homeowner’s property from increasing in value for tax purposes. When a home’s value rises, an approved homeowner pays tax on the former lower value rather than the newer value, subject to the program rules.

Astana Hub Seed Money Smart City: Historical Call and Program Reference

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Astana Hub Seed Money Smart City: Historical Call and Program Reference

**Status: historical reference. Astana Hub’s official Seed Money Smart city page remains available, but its October 1 cutoff has no year and does not establish a live successor intake. The latest dated standalone call located is Seed Money 4.2. Astana Hub announced that round on May 30, 2024 and stated that applications closed on June 9, 2024. That is the closed-cycle date retained in the front matter. No confirmed new deadline was found, so this page should not be read as an open application listing.

Astronaut Scholarship 2026: The Up-to-$15,000 STEM Award, Nomination Process, and Eligibility Explained

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Astronaut Scholarship 2026: The Up-to-$15,000 STEM Award, Nomination Process, and Eligibility Explained

Some scholarships reward you for filling out a form well. The Astronaut Scholarship is not one of them. You do not apply for it in the ordinary sense, you get chosen for it. It is one of the most respected merit awards for undergraduate scientists and engineers in the United States, and the way you reach it says a lot about what the program values: the people who already know your work vouch for you.

Astronomy Observation and Theory Small Awards 2027: Status and 2026 Archive

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Astronomy Observation and Theory Small Awards 2027: status and 2026 archive

The Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) runs this opportunity through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). UKRI’s future funding calendar now lists Astronomy observation and theory small awards 2027 under December 2026, with funding information still to be confirmed. This is an announcement of a planned opportunity, not an open application call: the listing does not give an opening date, closing date, award amount, eligibility rules, or application instructions for the 2027 cycle. Check the official calendar and wait for a full UKRI opportunity page before preparing an application.

Astronomy Solar and Planetary Small Awards 2027: Planned Opportunity, Details Pending

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Astronomy Solar and Planetary Small Awards 2027: Planned Opportunity, Details Pending

The Astronomy solar and planetary small awards 2026 opportunity was a Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) grant call for solar system and planetary studies. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) opportunity page marks it Closed. Applications opened on 16 December 2025 and STFC had to receive them by 10 March 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. This page preserves that completed round as a historical reference, not an invitation to submit a late application.

AT&T Small Business Contest 2026: $50,000 Grand Prize Plus Four $5,000 Runner-Up Microgrants for U.S. Small Businesses

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AT&T Small Business Contest 2026: $50,000 Grand Prize Plus Four $5,000 Runner-Up Microgrants for U.S. Small Businesses

The 2026 AT&T Small Business Contest is no longer accepting applications. AT&T’s official contest page and official rules set the entry period from May 1 through July 31, 2026. AT&T has since announced the five finalists and says it expects to announce the grand-prize winner in November. Its current page asks readers to check back for more information on 2027, but it has not published a new application window or rules for that year. This page is therefore a historical reference to the closed 2026 application cycle, not an open opportunity.

ATI Strategic Programme Outline Stage (November 2026): Apply by 13 November

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ATI Strategic Programme Outline Stage (November 2026): Apply by 13 November

The next Strategic Programme Outline Stage is announced, but its application window has not opened yet. The Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) lists the November 2026 competition as opening on Monday 2 November at 9am UK time and closing on Friday 13 November at 11am. ATI labels the application process closed until the opening date; the metadata deadline records the close of this published window. ATI says dates can change, so applicants should recheck its live Strategic Programme page and competition dates before submitting.

ATKV x Global Changemakers Global Youth Summit 2026 (Applications Closed)

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ATKV x Global Changemakers Global Youth Summit 2026 — Closed Application Cycle

Status: applications closed

The ATKV x Global Changemakers Global Youth Summit 2026 offered fully funded and partially funded places for a leadership gathering in Cape Town, South Africa. The official Global Changemakers page says applications closed. This page records the closed 2026 application cycle; the summit itself is scheduled to begin on October 19, 2026, so the event has not yet taken place as of this update. This is not an open application listing.

Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health 2027–2028: UCSF Global Hybrid Fellowship

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Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health 2027–2028: UCSF Global Hybrid Fellowship

The Global Brain Health Institute (GBHI) is accepting applications for the 2027–2028 Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health cohort at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). The fellowship brings experienced professionals together to advance brain health equity and reduce the impact of dementia. Its application page lists November 2, 2026 as the deadline. The Trinity College Dublin site for this cohort closed on September 18, 2026, so the currently available application described here is the UCSF global hybrid program.

Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity 2027-28: LSE Fellowship

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Current status: the 2026-27 application cycle is closed. AFSEE says applications for the 2027-28 cohort will open in October 2026, but its application page still identifies the previous cycle as closed and does not give the new form’s opening day or a closing date. This entry is a historical reference for the completed 2026-27 cycle and a preparation guide for prospective applicants. The published 16 January 2026 deadline belongs only to the closed cycle; it is retained in the deadline field for archive accuracy and is not a date for applying now.

Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity (AFSE) Fellowship: Historical Reference

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The Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity (AFSE) 2027 Fellowship application round is closed. AFSE’s eligibility page says applications for the 2027 Fellowship are closed, and the University of Melbourne’s archived 2027 application form sets the deadline at 11:59 pm AEST on 27 July 2026. AFSE’s program page has not been fully brought into line: its notice says applications for 2026 are closed and that applications for 2027 would open in mid-2026. That older notice is not evidence that the 2027 application remains open. The application form and eligibility page establish the 2027 cycle’s published deadline and closed status. No cycle after 2027 is announced on the official pages reviewed. This listing is therefore an archive of the 2027 offer, not an open application or a forecast of another round.

Atlassian for Startups: Free Premium Cloud Tools for 12 Months

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The Atlassian for Startups Program is an ongoing offer for eligible startup companies. It is not a grant, loan, equity investment, or prize. An approved company can receive included Atlassian Cloud products at $0 for 12 months, with conditions and product-specific seat limits. That makes the offer relevant to teams trying to establish a shared way to plan work, document decisions, manage support, prioritize product ideas, and collaborate on code without adding a full software bill at the beginning.

Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity 2027

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Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity 2027

Nominations are open for the 2027 Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity. Aurora Humanitarian Initiative says nominations are accepted through December 31, 2026. This is an international humanitarian award for an individual or group whose members risked their own lives to save other people facing violent conflict or atrocity crimes. The nomination is made by someone else; candidates cannot nominate themselves.

The Aurora Prize is intended to recognize direct life-saving work and help extend its effects. Aurora assesses a nominee through courage, commitment, and impact: the danger they faced, their intention and personal involvement in helping people survive, and the lives saved and longer-term effect of the work. This is a nomination opportunity rather than a grant application for an organization’s general program budget.

Austin Energy Customer Assistance Program (CAP)

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Austin Energy Customer Assistance Program (CAP)

Quick facts

CAP is City of Austin’s assistance framework for residential customers facing utility affordability stress and includes Utility Bill Discounts, Financial Support Plus 1, and Services for the Medically Vulnerable.
The utility discount component applies to City of Austin utility services and is specifically targeted at households with low or fixed income.
There is no guaranteed fixed dollar amount in the page headline; discounts are utility-specific and vary by program participation and what services are on your account.
The current official CAP page says CAP discounts can reduce utility bills by an average of $1,092 a year. Its FAQ separately says the discount program offers about $560 a year depending on which City of Austin utility services are on the account, so the actual amount varies by household and service mix.
Eligible applicants can start online through the English or Spanish application link on the official CAP page, with phone support available from City of Austin Customer Care.

Overview in plain language

CAP in Austin is easiest to understand as a city-run safety net for utility bills. It is not a one-time grant application. Instead, it is a set of support pathways that are meant to help people keep up with ongoing utility costs for electricity, water-related charges, wastewater, drainage, and sometimes other services.

Austrade Export Market Development Grants (EMDG): Round 4 Historical Reference and How to Prepare

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Status: historical reference. Austrade’s official EMDG page states that “Applications are closed for Round 4 of EMDG” and that “Currently there are no grant rounds open to applications. We will update our website when timing of the next grant round is confirmed.” Round 4’s final application deadline was 20 December 2024. There is no published opening date for a next round, and no application you can submit today.

If you arrived here looking for a deadline, that is the honest answer: there isn’t one right now, and anybody quoting you a specific date for the next EMDG round is guessing. What you can do is understand exactly how the last round worked, what the government has been told to change, and what evidence you should be assembling in the meantime — because when EMDG rounds open, they have historically closed fast.

Australia Age Pension

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Australia’s Age Pension: current eligibility, rates, and claim steps

Australia’s Age Pension is an ongoing Centrelink payment for older Australians. It is not a yearly competition, grant round, or application window that closes on a particular date. Services Australia accepts claims when a person is eligible, and people approaching pension age can submit a claim during the 13 weeks before they reach that age. That is why this page uses deadline = 'rolling': the opportunity is continuously available to people who meet the rules, even though an individual claim has to be lodged at the right time.

Australia Medicare

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Australia Medicare: How to Enrol and Use the Public Health System

Medicare is Australia’s universal health care system, administered through Services Australia. It is an ongoing public benefit rather than a competitive grant or a yearly application round. There is no closing date for a person who is eligible to enrol: the relevant task is to establish eligibility, submit the required evidence, and keep the Medicare card and personal details current. The official Medicare overview links to current guidance about enrolment, covered services, claiming, and program updates.

Australia National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

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Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS): Current Access and Funding Guide

The National Disability Insurance Scheme is Australia’s national system for funding disability-related supports. It provides individualised plans for eligible people with permanent impairment or eligible early-intervention needs. The scheme is not a scholarship or a once-a-year grant competition: people can seek access throughout the year, and an approved participant’s funding is determined by their evidence, support needs, goals and circumstances.

Australian Research Council Future Fellowships 2027: Four-Year Research Fellowship and Up to AUD $60,000 a Year in Project Funding

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Australian Research Council Future Fellowships 2027: Four-Year Research Fellowship and Up to AUD $60,000 a Year in Project Funding

The Australian Research Council (ARC) has announced a new Future Fellowships round for funding commencing in 2027. The scheme is designed for outstanding Australian mid-career researchers who need protected time, an academic position, and project resources to pursue a substantial programme of high-quality research. The ARC’s current scheme description confirms a four-year fellowship, a salary at one of three salary levels, and up to AUD $60,000 per year in non-salary project funding for the administering organisation.

Austria Familienbeihilfe (Family Allowance)

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Austria Familienbeihilfe: current family allowance guide

Austria’s Familienbeihilfe is an ongoing monthly family allowance for eligible parents. It is not a competitive grant with a closing date: the official portal says that it can be requested at any time. The practical deadline is therefore ongoing, but late applicants should understand the retroactive limit. A claim reaches back only five years from the month in which the application is made. Applying promptly matters when a family is newly eligible, when a child becomes an adult and enters qualifying education, or when the Finanzamt asks for updated evidence.

Austria FFG BRIDGE Program

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Austria FFG BRIDGE Program

This page is a historical reference for the closed BRIDGE 2026/1 call from the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG). FFG’s current BRIDGE program page says that the last call was open from 2026-03-11 to 2026-06-11 at 12:00, that the BRIDGE program is being discontinued, and that there will be no new calls for proposals starting in 2027. There is therefore no open BRIDGE application window and no verified future deadline to publish.

Autonomous Ground Vehicles for Steep-Terrain Wildfire Logistics Prize Challenge

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Autonomous Ground Vehicles for Steep-Terrain Wildfire Logistics Prize Challenge

The official challenge page labels the application period closed, and Central Florida Tech Grove’s July 14, 2026 recap confirms that Demo Day took place on June 24, 2026. This page is therefore a historical reference rather than an open application. It records a federal prize opportunity for teams at the intersection of autonomy, fire science, and field operations that could move from idea to demonstrator quickly. The challenge sought proof-of-concept autonomous or semi-autonomous ground vehicles to help wildland firefighters move equipment and supplies through steep terrain where traditional transport is difficult. Initial submissions had to include a viewable video demonstration and a presentation mapping the solution to the technical requirements; selected teams advanced to a field Demo Day. It was run by Central Florida Tech Grove in partnership with the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD) and the Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program / Environmental Security Technology Certification Program (SERDP/ESTCP).

Avangrid Technology, Cyber and Data Internship 2027: Paid 10-Week Program at $28–$37 per Hour

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Avangrid Technology, Cyber and Data Internship 2027: Paid 10-Week Program at $28–$37 per Hour

Avangrid is recruiting students for its 2027 Technology, Cyber and Data Internship Program, a paid summer placement built around real work in the energy industry. The official Iberdrola careers posting lists an hourly rate of $28 to $37, a 10-week duration, and an application closing date of November 16, 2026. The role is based in the United States, with locations listed in Connecticut, Maine, Oregon, and New York. The posting shows six locations in total; the named locations include Orange, Connecticut; Augusta and Portland, Maine; Portland, Oregon; and Rochester, New York.

Aviation's Non-CO2 Impacts on the Climate: Historical NERC Research Grant

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Aviation’s Non-CO2 Impacts on the Climate: Historical NERC Research Grant

Historical reference: the 2026 funding round is closed. The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), with the Department for Transport (DfT) and Department for Business and Trade (DBT), ran this collaborative research call on aviation’s non-carbon-dioxide climate impacts. Although UKRI currently labels the opportunity “Open”, its deadline section says applications cannot be made after the published deadline. The page identifies this as the third of three academic-led opportunities in the programme and does not announce a replacement round. This entry records the 2026 call for reference; it is not an open application invitation.

Avinya’27 Energy Startup Challenge 2027: Up to INR 3 Lakh, India Energy Week Showcase and Pilot Access

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Avinya’27 Energy Startup Challenge 2027: Up to INR 3 Lakh, India Energy Week Showcase and Pilot Access

Avinya’27 is a national competition for Indian startups building products, services, or technologies connected to the energy sector. The 2027 edition is accepting submissions from August 21 through October 15, 2026, and selected startups will have the chance to present their work at India Energy Week 2027 in January. The challenge is hosted through the Government of India’s MyGov Innovate India platform and is organized with the Federation of Indian Petroleum Industry (FIPI) and the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoPNG).

AWARD Fellowship Reviewer Pool 2026: Historical Call and Eligibility Guide

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The AWARD reviewer-pool expression of interest for the 2026 cycle is closed. African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) published the call on April 8, 2026, and set April 30, 2026 as the application deadline. The official AWARD page currently documents that completed call; the official source checked for this update does not announce a later reviewer-pool round. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to apply now. The closed cycle’s real deadline remains in the metadata so the archive record is clear.

AWDF African Feminist Consultant Call 2026: Movement Accompaniment and Collective Strengthening (Closed)

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AWDF African Feminist Consultant Call 2026: Movement Accompaniment and Collective Strengthening (Closed)

The African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) published this call for African feminist consultants on 26 February 2026. The call invited practitioners to apply for one or more assignments supporting movement accompaniment and collective strengthening. The application deadline was close of business on 20 March 2026. That date has passed, and the official announcement and its linked Terms of Reference do not announce a later round or replacement deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open application listing.

Awesome Foundation Microgrants: Apply for $1,000 to Fund a Local Idea

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Awesome Foundation Microgrants: Apply for $1,000 to Fund a Local Idea

Independent Awesome Foundation chapters make no-strings-attached microgrants, generally $1,000 or the local equivalent, to projects they consider awesome. The Awesome Foundation is a decentralized network of independent chapters. Trustees contribute their own money and chapters choose projects locally. The foundation says the grant comes with no ownership stake and directs applicants to select a chapter before submitting. Timing, geography, award currency, themes and review practices therefore vary by chapter; applicants must read the chosen chapter page rather than assume one global deadline.

AWF Geospatial Leaders Fellowship (Africa): Historical Reference

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This is a historical reference. The inaugural African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) Geospatial Leaders Fellowship is closed. Its official application form records a deadline of 20 January 2026, while AWF’s launch press release contains a conflicting January 15 deadline with the year 2025. The application form identifies the 2026 programme and gives its own closing date, so this page uses the form’s 20 January 2026 deadline. AWF later announced that six fellows had been onboarded for the 2026 cohort. Its youth-program page links to the cohort announcement and original launch notice but does not publish a new geospatial application call. AWF has not announced a subsequent cohort or future deadline on those official pages.

AWS Activate Credits for Startups: How to Apply for Up to $200,000

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AWS Activate is Amazon Web Services’ startup program for companies that need to build, test, and run products on AWS. The benefit is promotional AWS credit rather than cash: approved credits can offset eligible AWS infrastructure, data, AI/ML, and support charges under the applicable AWS terms. That distinction matters. The program can reduce cloud burn, but it does not put money in a founder’s bank account, guarantee approval, or make an expensive architecture affordable forever.

AWS Educate: Free Cloud Training, Labs, Digital Badges, and Job Board Access

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AWS Educate is an always-open learning program from Amazon Web Services. The official AWS page describes it as free, self-paced training for cloud computing and AI, with beginner-oriented courses, hands-on labs, digital badges, and a connection to employment. There is no cohort start date or application closing date listed: learners can register and begin when they are ready.

One important correction for anyone arriving here because of the file name: AWS Educate is not an automatic AWS Certification exam voucher. The official program page advertises free learning and practice, not a promise that a certification exam will be free. AWS Certification exams and voucher promotions are separate. Use AWS Educate to build and demonstrate skills, then check the current AWS Certification terms before budgeting for or scheduling an exam.

AWS Imagine Grant 2026-2027 U.S. Nonprofit Cycle (Historical Reference)

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AWS Imagine Grant 2026-2027 U.S. Nonprofit Cycle (Historical Reference)

Cycle status

The 2026-2027 U.S. AWS Imagine Grant cycle is closed. AWS’s official program page says that the 2026 application cycle is closed, and its U.S. proposal guidelines show that public Round One applications closed on June 5, 2026. The September 14, 2026 date sometimes associated with this cycle was the close of Round Two, which was restricted to organizations AWS had invited after reviewing Round One. It was not an additional public deadline.

aws Kreativwirtschaftsscheck: Expired Program — Historical Policy Reference

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aws Kreativwirtschaftsscheck: Expired Program — Historical Policy Reference

Current status: discontinued and archival. Austria Wirtschaftsservice (aws) labels this initiative “Initiative zur kreativwirtschaftsbasierten Innovationsförderung (ausgelaufen)” on its official policy page. “Ausgelaufen” means that the initiative has expired. The page does not announce a new call, a current application period, or a replacement deadline.

This listing is therefore a record of an Austrian creative-industry funding initiative, not an invitation to apply. Do not treat an old deadline, funding ceiling, co-financing rule, document list, or application instruction copied from an earlier cycle as valid today. The official URL remains useful because aws still hosts the policy record there, but it is a policy reference and should not be presented as a live application portal.

AWWA Water Equation Scholarships 2027–2028: $5,000–$30,000 Awards for Water-Sector Students

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AWWA Water Equation Scholarships 2027–2028: $5,000–$30,000 Awards for Water-Sector Students

The American Water Works Association (AWWA) Water Equation Scholarship Program is accepting applications for the 2027–2028 academic year through November 6, 2026. It is a useful opportunity for students and early-career water professionals because it is not limited to one degree level or one kind of water research. The program brings together AWWA awards, corporate-partner scholarships, and a continuing-education fund for people entering or building a career in water.

AYFN Winter Japan Culture Camp 2027: Scholarship and Cultural Exchange

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AYFN Winter Japan Culture Camp 2027: Scholarship and Cultural Exchange

AYFN Academy is accepting scholarship applications for its Winter Japan Culture Camp 2027. The six-day program is scheduled for 25–30 January 2027, with Osaka as the stated base and activities described across Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara. AYFN’s official event page lists the event as upcoming. The scholarship coverage page gives an application deadline of 31 October 2026, so applicants should use that date as the submission cutoff and check the official page for any later notice.

AYFN Winter Korean Culture Camp 2027: Scholarship in Seoul

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AYFN Winter Korean Culture Camp 2027: Scholarship in Seoul

AYFN Academy is accepting scholarship applications for the Winter Korean Culture Camp 2027 in Seoul, South Korea. The six-day camp is scheduled for February 1-6, 2027. Its scholarship application deadline is November 10, 2026. AYFN lists the event as upcoming and publishes a separate scholarship coverage and application page, so this is an active opportunity rather than an archive of the completed 2026 camp.

AYuTe Africa Challenge Nigeria 2026: Historical Prize Competition Reference ($40,000 Total)

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AYuTe Africa Challenge Nigeria 2026: Historical Prize Competition Reference ($40,000 Total)

The AYuTe Africa Challenge Nigeria 2026 is a closed competition retained here as a historical reference. It was an enterprise development program initiated by Heifer International and implemented by Wennovation Hub. The official Nigeria program page described it as a challenge for youth-led agritech businesses with technology-driven solutions that improve outcomes for smallholder farmers.

The 2026 application period ran from January 22, 2026, through March 14, 2026, at 5pm WAT. That closing date has passed. The official Nigeria page still lists the 2026 application window, while its linked application destination now explicitly says Nigeria has closed. The competition terms say late or incomplete entries are not accepted; this was a fixed application window, not a rolling intake. The official materials checked for this entry do not announce a later Nigeria cycle or a new deadline. This entry is therefore a historical reference, not an open opportunity.

Azores EcoBlue / Blue Growth Funding: Historical Reference

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Azores EcoBlue / Blue Growth Funding: Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not an open grant listing. The official record identifies the relevant opportunity as the EEA Grants Portugal Blue Growth programme’s 2nd Notice 3: support for increasing resource efficiency linked to companies in the maritime sector. The notice closed on 31 May 2021, and the official sources do not announce a replacement round for this specific notice.

Azrieli International Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027–2028: ILS 168,000 Stipend and Research Support in Israel

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Azrieli International Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027–2028: ILS 168,000 Stipend and Research Support in Israel

The Azrieli International Postdoctoral Fellowship is now open for the 2027–28 cohort. The programme supports international researchers who want to conduct postdoctoral work at one of eight eligible Israeli universities. The award provides a basic stipend of ILS 168,000 per academic year, paid as ILS 14,000 monthly, plus ILS 20,000 each year for research expenses and research-related travel. The standard fellowship lasts two years, with renewal for a third year considered through a competitive process.

Baden-Württemberg Early Career Rescue Fellowships: Historical 2026–2028 Call

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Baden-Württemberg Early Career Rescue Fellowships: Historical 2026–2028 Call

If you are an early-career researcher who cannot safely continue your work in the USA, this program is designed for that exact situation: the Baden-Württemberg Early Career Rescue Fellowships 2026-2028. It is not a generic relocation grant. It is a targeted, two-year rescue model created by three Institutes for Advanced Studies in Baden-Württemberg: the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS), the Tübingen College of Fellows (CoF), and the Zukunftskolleg Konstanz (ZuKo).

Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships

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Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships

Status: archived, not open for applications

The Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships program has ended as an application opportunity. The official Government of Canada home page says that it is no longer accepting applications and sends prospective applicants to the Canada Postdoctoral Research Award, the new harmonized tri-agency postdoctoral program. The archived Banting application guide repeats the same notice and says the old material is retained for reference, research, or recordkeeping.

Barbados Climate-Resilient Infrastructure and Green Climate Fund Access Routes

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There is no Green Climate Fund (GCF) competition named “Barbados Climate-Resilient Infrastructure” that offers a fixed award to a local applicant. A Barbadian ministry, utility, business, nonprofit, or public-private partnership should not treat the Fund as a direct grant portal for individual projects. GCF finance is accessed through institutional routes, and the applicant, country endorsement, project readiness, and requested instrument all matter.

This page is a guide to those routes for climate-resilient infrastructure in Barbados. It covers project funding through an Accredited Entity (AE), the Project-specific Assessment Approach (PSAA) for a single project, country readiness support, and the Project Preparation Facility (PPF). The next pre-screening window for organisations seeking institutional accreditation is expected to run from 15 October to 16 December 2026. Pre-screening is an initial institutional eligibility step; it is not an infrastructure project grant application. GCF’s full accreditation application window for 2026 closed on 16 September 2026. GCF has not published a date for the next full application window on the official pages checked for this update.

Barbara Lotze Scholarship for Future Physics Teachers 2026-27: Up to $3,000, Renewable for Four Years

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Barbara Lotze Scholarship for Future Physics Teachers 2026-27: Up to $3,000, Renewable for Four Years

Most science scholarships reward you for being good at a subject. This one rewards you for committing to a job. The American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) administers the Barbara Lotze Scholarship for Future Physics Teachers using an endowment funded by Barbara Lotze, and the target is narrow on purpose: people who intend to stand in front of a high school physics classroom in the United States.

Barr Fellowship 2026: $75,000 for Nonprofit Leadership and Wellness in Massachusetts

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Barr Fellowship 2026: $75,000 for Nonprofit Leadership and Wellness in Massachusetts

The Barr Fellowship Class of 2026 is a cohort-based leadership and organizational wellness program run by the Barr Foundation for nonprofit leaders whose work is significantly focused on Massachusetts. Applications closed on June 30, 2026, at 5 p.m. ET. Barr’s published selection schedule continues after the application deadline: it places finalist notifications in early September, interviews in late September to early October, and the cohort and award announcement in November. Those are steps for the closed Class of 2026 application, not evidence that applications remain open. No later Barr Fellowship class or application deadline is announced in the official materials reviewed for this update, so this page is retained as a historical reference rather than an open application listing.

Barry & Marie Lipman Family Prize 2027: A $300,000 Grand Prize Plus Two $150,000 Awards and a Wharton Partnership for High-Impact Nonprofits

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Barry & Marie Lipman Family Prize 2027: A $300,000 Grand Prize Plus Two $150,000 Awards and a Wharton Partnership for High-Impact Nonprofits

The Barry & Marie Lipman Family Prize is an annual global prize awarded by the University of Pennsylvania. The program, based at Penn and connected to the Wharton School, recognizes nonprofit, NGO, and civil-society organizations working on globally relevant social challenges. Its stated emphasis is on leadership, innovation, impact, and the ability for others in the social impact sector to learn from and adapt the organization’s practices.

Barry Goldwater Scholarship

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Barry Goldwater Scholarship

The Barry Goldwater Scholarship is a national, nomination-based award for undergraduates who are preparing for research careers in the natural sciences, mathematics, or engineering. It is run by the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation. Students do not submit an independent application to the Foundation: an eligible college or university must nominate them through its Goldwater Campus Representative (CR).

The January 2026 competition is closed. The Foundation’s current Important Dates page describes the recurring schedule for the next annual cycle, but it does not publish a year-specific 2027 deadline. The online application generally opens on the first Tuesday in September. Campus deadlines are set by individual CRs from early September through late January, and the Foundation’s nomination submission deadline is the last Friday in January at 5:00 p.m. Central Time. Treat this page as a historical reference until the Foundation posts the next dated cycle.

Battery Innovation Concept Development Round 3: Up to £4 Million for UK Battery Manufacturing Innovation

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Battery Innovation Concept Development Round 3: Up to £4 Million for UK Battery Manufacturing Innovation

Innovate UK’s Battery Innovation Concept Development Round 3 is open for collaborative industrial research projects that can strengthen battery manufacturing capability in the United Kingdom. The official UKRI opportunity page and its linked Innovation Funding Service brief list a closing date of 2 December 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The competition opened on 11 September 2026 and offers grants for concept-development projects that can move manufacturing innovations towards pilot or pre-commercial scale. This entry now covers the currently open Round 3 competition; Round 2 has closed.

Battery Innovation Programme: Battery Skills Initiatives

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Battery Innovation Programme: Battery Skills Initiatives

Status of this opportunity

Innovate UK’s Battery Innovation Programme: Battery skills initiatives competition is closed. The official UKRI opportunity page gives a closing date of 18 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time and marks the opportunity “Closed.” The linked Innovation Funding Service (IFS) brief says this competition is now closed and records its assessment and project-start timeline. Neither official competition page announces a replacement application window for this skills initiative. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 call, not an invitation to apply. A future Battery Innovation Programme competition in another subject area should not be treated as a successor skills round.

Bayer Foundation Women Entrepreneurs Award: 2026 Cycle Archive and Next Application Phase

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Bayer Foundation Women Entrepreneurs Award: 2026 Cycle Archive and Next Application Phase

The Bayer Foundation Women Entrepreneurs Award 2026 application cycle is closed, and its 15 awardees have been selected and announced. Applications ran from 2 March through 13 April 2026; the official award site gives the closing time as 23:59 CEST on 13 April. Bayer Foundation says the next application phase will start in November/December 2026. That is month-level timing, not an open application window: exact dates and the next call’s rules are not yet published. This page preserves the completed 2026 cycle as a historical reference; it is not an application form.

BBSRC Brazil Pump-Priming Award (FAPPA) 2026: Up to £35,000 for UK–São Paulo Bioscience Collaborations, Open With No Closing Date

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BBSRC Brazil Pump-Priming Award (FAPPA) 2026: Up to £35,000 for UK–São Paulo Bioscience Collaborations, Open With No Closing Date

Most international research collaborations die in the gap between “we should work together” and the first joint grant application. Two labs meet at a conference, agree the science is complementary, and then discover that nobody has money for the three visits, the shared protocol trial, and the pilot dataset that would make a serious joint proposal credible. The BBSRC Brazil pump-priming award — FAPPA, the FAPESP–BBSRC Pump-Priming Award — is built precisely for that gap. It gives an existing BBSRC grant holder up to £35,000 at 100% full economic costing over a maximum of two years to build a working relationship with researchers funded by the São Paulo Research Foundation.

BBSRC Early Independence Fellowship 2026: Full-Stage Guide for Shortlisted Applicants

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The BBSRC Early Independence Fellowship is now at its 2026 full stage. This is the live part of the competition, but it is not an open call for new ideas. You can apply only if you submitted an application to the 2026 outline opportunity and your research office shortlisted you for the full stage. The official UKRI listing says that BBSRC will accept only applications that were previously submitted to the outline stage.

BBSRC ICURe Explore 2026: Closed £35,000 Market Exploration Grant Reference

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You know that moment in a lab meeting when someone says, “This could be huge,” and everyone nods… and then you all go back to pipetting because nobody has time to figure out who would actually buy it, use it, approve it, or pay for it? That’s the gap BBSRC ICURe Explore was built to close.

ICURe Explore 2026 was not a research grant in the traditional “more experiments, more data” sense. It was funding for a different kind of work: getting out of the building (politely, productively) to test whether a bioscience-based idea had a real market and a real customer problem behind it. Think of it as a structured reality check—with cash attached.

BBSRC International Travel Award Scheme for the Biological Sciences: up to £3,000 for one international visit

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BBSRC International Travel Award Scheme for the Biological Sciences: up to £3,000 for one international visit

If you lead an active UK BBSRC-funded bioscience project and need a short, targeted international visit to unlock a collaboration or facility access, this is a practical, low-friction support route. It is not a grant for broad research spending. It is a mobility award focused on travel and subsistence to help teams advance work they are already actively doing.

BBSRC New Investigator Award, Applicant-Led Mode: UK Grant for Early-Career Independent Research Leaders

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BBSRC New Investigator Award, Applicant-Led Mode: UK Grant for Early-Career Independent Research Leaders

The BBSRC New Investigator Award (Applicant-Led Mode) is a UK-wide opportunity for newly independent scientific researchers who need dedicated funding to lead their own programme rather than simply contribute to another person’s group project. It is aimed at people transitioning toward full research leadership and wanting a first major postdoctoral-to-independent funding step in the biology and biosciences ecosystem.

BBSRC Standard Research Grant: Applicant-Led Mode (Open)

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BBSRC Standard Research Grant: Applicant-Led Mode (Open)

If your lab can already do strong bioscience and you have an investigator-led project that is too focused, too technical, or too risky for standard programmatic calls, this is the UK scheme that usually fits best. The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC), through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), lists this as an open applicant-led standard research grant opportunity with a maximum budget ceiling of £2,000,000 full economic cost (FEC), and a stated award of up to five years.

BBSRC Transformative Research Technologies (TRT): Historical Reference for 25TRT

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BBSRC Transformative Research Technologies (TRT): Historical Reference for 25TRT

This is a historical guide to BBSRC’s 2025 Transformative Research Technologies (25TRT) opportunity, based on its official UKRI opportunity page. UKRI marks 25TRT Closed, and the official Funding Finder and BBSRC technology-development information do not announce a new round or deadline. BBSRC says the fund is expected to run every year; that expected cadence is not an open call or a confirmed future date. Treat the eligibility, award terms, and application steps below as the published rules for 25TRT only. Check UKRI for a separately announced future opportunity before relying on them.

BBSRC-STFC DeepTech Catalyst Bio: Historical 2026 Opportunity

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BBSRC-STFC DeepTech Catalyst Bio: Historical 2026 Opportunity

Status and historical reference

The 2026 BBSRC-STFC DeepTech Catalyst Bio (DTC Bio) opportunity is closed. UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) lists the call as closed and gives 14 September 2026 as its final application deadline. The official opportunity page does not announce a later round. This page therefore records the terms and process of the closed 2026 call for reference; it is not an invitation to apply. Applicants should rely on a newly published UKRI opportunity page for any future round rather than assume that the dates or application route described here will repeat.

Beatrice Ratcliffe Entry-Level Scholarship in Music 2027: Up to NZ$8,000 at the University of Auckland

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Beatrice Ratcliffe Entry-Level Scholarship in Music 2027: Up to NZ$8,000 at the University of Auckland

The Beatrice Ratcliffe Entry-Level Scholarship in Music is a focused first-year award for a student who is finishing secondary school in New Zealand and plans to begin a Bachelor of Music at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland, in 2027. The current University of Auckland listing says that one scholarship is available, that domestic and international students may be considered, and that the award is worth up to NZ$8,000 for one year.

Beckman Young Investigator Program: 2027 Historical Reference — $600,000 Over Four Years

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Beckman Young Investigator Program: 2027 Historical Reference — $600,000 Over Four Years

The 2027 Beckman Young Investigator (BYI) Letter of Intent round is closed to new applicants. The Foundation accepted Letters of Intent from early-career faculty working in chemistry and the life sciences, and its published schedule continues with later selection steps for applicants who advanced from that closed stage. The official Letter of Intent deadline was 31 July 2026 at 5 p.m. Pacific Time. The Foundation’s frequently asked questions say that it does not make exceptions for late applications. This page keeps the 2027 opportunity as a historical reference: its deadline is the real closing date, and it is not a live invitation to submit a new Letter of Intent.

Beit Trust Postgraduate Scholarships: 2027 UK and 2028 South African Intake

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Beit Trust Postgraduate Scholarships: 2027 UK and 2028 South African Intake

The Beit Trust has announced its next postgraduate scholarship round. The awards support study at Beit Trust partner universities in the United Kingdom for academic years beginning in September 2027 and at South African partner universities for academic years beginning in January 2028. The official scholarship page gives the application window as opening on 1 December 2026 and closing on 12 February 2027. At the time of this update, applications have not opened; applicants can prepare now and submit during the published window.

Belgian Bridge 2026: Investigative Journalism Grants for Dutch-French Collaboration in Belgium

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Belgian Bridge 2026: Investigative Journalism Grants for Dutch-French Collaboration in Belgium

Belgian Bridge is a Journalismfund Europe programme supported by the King Baudouin Foundation. It funds collaborative investigative projects by journalists in Belgium’s Dutch- and French-speaking communities. The programme asks teams to start with a local issue and investigate why it matters beyond the immediate community. Its aim is to produce multilingual journalism that helps audiences understand how an issue appears across the language border and brings local perspectives into a wider Belgian conversation.

Belgium VLAIO ICON Grant: Cooperative Research Funding for Flemish Companies and Research Organisations

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ICON means Interdisciplinair Coöperatief Onderzoek: interdisciplinary cooperative research. VLAIO uses it for demand-driven projects in which research organisations and businesses develop new knowledge together and connect that knowledge to practical applications. It is an active project type, but it is not a single annual grant competition with one universal deadline. A strategic research centre, spearhead cluster, or thematic initiative creates the specific route into the instrument.

The deadline shown in this listing is the next verified date for the active imec.icon route: an extended abstract is due on 12 November 2026. That is a real current call deadline, not a claim that every ICON applicant submits on that day. Companies working in manufacturing, logistics, food, energy, chemistry, blue economy, health innovation, entertainment technology, or another cluster domain must follow the timetable published by the relevant intermediary. The VLAIO subsidy-database entry explains the instrument; the intermediary’s call page controls the practical submission window.

Benefits

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Benefits can include cash support, food help, housing assistance, energy assistance, health coverage, tax credits, transportation discounts, childcare support, education benefits, disability programs, senior programs, and emergency services. Unlike many competitive grants, benefits are often designed around eligibility rules. If you qualify and the program has available funding, the main task is completing the correct process with the right documentation.

That does not make benefits simple. Rules can depend on household size, income, immigration status, age, disability, work status, student status, county, state, tribal affiliation, housing situation, or participation in another program. Some benefits are open year-round. Others have seasonal windows, annual recertification, local waitlists, or limited funding that runs out quickly.

Benefits for Seniors and Older Adults

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Benefits for older adults fall into two groups that get mixed up constantly: age-based programs you qualify for simply by reaching a birthday, and need-based programs that also test income or assets. Property tax exemptions, transit discounts, and some utility rates are often purely age-based, meaning retirees with comfortable savings still qualify and frequently never claim them. Need-based programs — help with food, healthcare premiums, home repairs, or heating — use income limits that many modest-income retirees actually meet, especially once medical expenses are deducted. Sort every listing on this page into one of those two buckets before deciding it is not for you.

Beren Summer Fellowship 2027: Up to $6,000 Stipend and Housing Support in New York City

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Beren Summer Fellowship 2027: Up to $6,000 Stipend and Housing Support in New York City

The Beren Summer Fellowship is a paid summer research and internship opportunity for current college students and recent college graduates. Tikvah’s official 2027 program page lists the next summer dates as June 13 through August 5, 2027, with an application deadline of February 25, 2027. Fellows can receive up to $6,000, made up of a $2,600 stipend and up to $3,400 in housing support, and Tikvah offers a housing arrangement in New York City.

Berkeley Food Institute Career Fellowship 2026–2027: $1,600 Stipend for UC Berkeley Food-Systems Students

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Berkeley Food Institute Career Fellowship 2026–2027: $1,600 Stipend for UC Berkeley Food-Systems Students

Historical reference: The Berkeley Food Institute’s official page says applications for the 2026–2027 Career Fellowship closed on September 25, 2026. It does not announce a later application round. The dates and application details below describe that closed cycle; they are not an invitation to submit an application now.

The Berkeley Food Institute Career Fellowship placed UC Berkeley students with Bay Area food-systems organizations for 80 hours of hands-on project work. The 2026–2027 program paired this applied work with peer coaching and a $1,600 educational fellowship stipend. The official program description covered a cohort running from October 2026 through April 2027 and allowed up to ten undergraduate and graduate students to participate.

Berkman Klein Center Fellowship at Harvard: Historical Guide to the Closed 2026 and 2026–2027 Call

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Berkman Klein Center Fellowship at Harvard: Historical Guide to the Closed 2026 and 2026–2027 Call

The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University brings academics and practitioners from different fields together to work on questions involving technology and the public interest. Its fellowship program has two routes: an annual open call and periodic calls for project-specific fellowships. In the last annual call covered here, a fully funded fellow could receive up to $6,250 per month, capped at $75,000 for a twelve-month appointment. Funding was limited and competitive; externally funded appointments were also possible.

Berlin Prize Fellowship at the American Academy in Berlin (Historical Reference)

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Berlin Prize Fellowship at the American Academy in Berlin (Historical Reference)

Cycle status

The American Academy in Berlin marks applications for the 2027–28 Berlin Prize as closed. Its official fellowship application page gives the deadline as Friday, September 25, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time (6:00 p.m. Central European Time), and says it plans to open the 2028–29 competition in July 2027. That is a planned opening, not an active application window or a newly published deadline. No deadline for the 2028–29 round is announced on the official page, so this record preserves the completed 2027–28 cycle rather than presenting a future date as available.

Berrien County Opioid Settlement Grants 2027–2029

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Berrien County Opioid Settlement Grants 2027–2029

At a glance

Detail	Published information
Funder	Berrien County Health Department
Opportunity	Three-year competitive opioid settlement grant
Service area	Berrien County, Michigan
Program period	January 1, 2027–December 31, 2029, subject to county approval and a signed grant agreement
Available funding	$1.5 million total across three years, with $500,000 allocated per year
Request limit	Up to $500,000 per applicant per year
Application deadline	October 4, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EST
Current status	Open as of October 2, 2026
Submission	County online submission link; email is an alternative if the link has technical problems
Official opportunity page	Berrien County Current Grant Opportunities

The County’s 2026 opioid settlement request for proposals (RFP) supports organizations that develop, implement, enhance, or expand evidence-based strategies or promising practices in opioid prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery. The scope also includes substance use and co-occurring mental health needs. Applicants can propose a new program or work that improves or expands an existing service, as long as the proposal fits the published purpose and serves Berrien County. (RFP)

Better Commissioning Pathways Programme 2026–2029: Historical Funding and Eligibility Reference

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Better Commissioning Pathways Programme 2026–2029: Historical Funding and Eligibility Reference

The Better Commissioning Pathways Programme was a Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) grant competition for a single organisation, or a lead organisation representing a consortium, to deliver a national support offer in England. Its application window closed at 23:59 on Sunday 23 August 2026. The published guidance does not announce a later competition round. This page is therefore a historical reference to the closed 2026–2029 programme, not an invitation to apply.

Bezos Scholars Program: 2026–2027 Cycle for U.S. Students

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Status: the 2026–2027 application cycle has been announced and is upcoming. The Bezos Scholars Program’s official application page says applications open November 19, 2026 and close January 12, 2027. The application is not open yet; use this lead time to check eligibility, choose an educator nominee, and prepare to submit through the official application system when it opens. The apply page includes a conflicting date in one timeline row, so this guide follows the opening and closing dates repeated in its main announcement and repeated again below that timeline: January 12, 2027 is the published application deadline.

Bhumi Fellowship 2027: ₹30,000 Monthly Grant and Health Insurance for Education Changemakers in India

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Bhumi Fellowship 2027: ₹30,000 Monthly Grant and Health Insurance for Education Changemakers in India

The Bhumi Fellowship is accepting applications for its 2027 cohort. It is a two-year, full-time, onsite fellowship for young people who want to work inside schools and help improve education in India. Fellows are placed in Chennai, Coimbatore, Trichy, or Anaimalai in Tamil Nadu, where they work with students, teachers, school leaders, parents, and wider communities.

BIA-2026-ICWA: Indian Child Welfare Act Title II Grants - Public Safety

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BIA-2026-ICWA: Indian Child Welfare Act Title II Grants - Public Safety

Historical reference

The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) 2026 Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Title II grant cycle is closed. The official opportunity listing shows an application window from March 27, 2026 through June 16, 2026 and an archive date of June 17, 2026. This page is retained as a historical reference for the solicitation, its eligibility rules, its funding limits, and the application package that was required for that cycle. The official listing and BIA notice reviewed on October 4, 2026 do not announce a subsequent cycle. The notice explains that this program relies on non-recurring annual appropriations that may or may not be provided in future years. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open application opportunity; do not infer a new round from the program name or from the past award.

Bial Foundation Grants for Scientific Research 2026/2027: Historical Reference

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Bial Foundation Grants for Scientific Research 2026/2027: Historical Reference

Current status

The Bial Foundation’s 2026/2027 Grants for Scientific Research call is closed. The official call announcement gave 31 August 2026 as the application deadline. On the Foundation’s current programme page, the Grants Management System is described as unavailable for new account creation because the programme is not open to applications. The official material reviewed for this update does not announce a successor cycle or give a future deadline. This page is therefore an archive of the closed call, not an invitation to apply now. Do not use the old deadline to plan a new submission. Check the official programme page for a future announcement before preparing an application.

BIC Africa Online Training Programme 2026 for Women Entrepreneurs from Tanzania: Historical Reference

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BIC Africa Online Training Programme 2026 for Women Entrepreneurs from Tanzania: Historical Reference

The BIC Africa Online Training Programme for Women Entrepreneurs from Tanzania and Zanzibar is a completed 2026 cycle, not an open application. BIC Africa’s official call set the deadline at 10 March 2026, 4:00 PM EAT (2:00 PM CET), and its completion report confirms that training concluded on 2 April 2026. In a later update dated 10 September 2026, BIC Africa said the wider project had wrapped up its activities after five years. No later Tanzania cycle is announced, so this page preserves the closed round as a historical reference; the old Microsoft Forms application link is not a current way to apply.

Big Data Summer Immersion at Yale (BDSY): 2026 Archive

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Big Data Summer Immersion at Yale (BDSY): 2026 Archive

The Big Data Summer Immersion at Yale (BDSY) is an interdisciplinary summer training and research program in biostatistics and health data science for undergraduate students. It is run through Yale School of Public Health with collaborators from other Yale departments. The official program and application pages reviewed for this update describe the 2026 cohort. That application is closed, and no later application cycle is announced on those pages. This page is therefore a historical reference to the completed 2026 opportunity, not an open application listing.

BigFuture Scholarships Class of 2027: Win $500 or $40,000 by Completing College Planning Steps

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BigFuture Scholarships Class of 2027: Win $500 or $40,000 by Completing College Planning Steps

The College Board’s BigFuture Scholarships program gives students in the high school class of 2027 a way to turn ordinary college-planning tasks into entries for scholarship drawings. There is no essay, minimum GPA, test-score threshold, or purchase requirement. A student creates or uses a College Board account, completes an eligible step in the BigFuture dashboard, and is automatically entered into drawings for a $500 scholarship and a larger $40,000 scholarship.

Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship — 2027-28 Status and 2026-27 Archive

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Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship — 2027-28 Status and 2026-27 Archive

The Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship is an 11-month leadership program run by the Congressional Hunger Center. It connects work with community organizations across the United States to later work with national anti-hunger and anti-poverty policy organizations in Washington, D.C. The program is designed to help fellows understand how local practice and public policy shape one another, while developing professional skills through training, cohort learning, and supervised placements.

Biodiv'Sport Grant Programme 2026: Historical Reference for Play for Nature's Closed Conservation Grant

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Biodiv’Sport Grant Programme 2026: Historical Reference for Play for Nature’s Closed Conservation Grant

Play for Nature’s Biodiv’Sport grant supports conservation organisations that use sport to bring local communities into practical biodiversity protection. The 2026 call is closed. Its published deadline was 16 August 2026, and the official proposal page and news listing reviewed for this update show no successor round. The proposal page still labels the 2026 call “not yet open,” but its own listed dates have passed; the official FAQ says applications cannot be submitted outside the published call window. This entry records the completed round and its rules; it is not an open application notice. Keep the archived deadline as the real closing date, and check Play for Nature’s official proposal page for a future call before preparing or sending an application.

BiodivFuture 2026–2027: UK Research Grants for International Novel Ecosystems Projects

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BiodivFuture 2026–2027: UK Research Grants for International Novel Ecosystems Projects

BiodivFuture is the 2026–2027 Biodiversa+ joint call for transnational research and innovation projects on novel ecosystems. It supports international teams studying how ecosystems shaped by human influence function, change over time, and affect biodiversity and society. The call is open, and the first submission deadline is the mandatory pre-proposal on 10 November 2026. Teams invited forward after that stage will prepare a full proposal for April 2027.

Biological Influence on Ocean Carbon: Novel Modelling Approaches (Historical Reference)

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The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), with support from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), ran this UK-US research call to improve how global models represent the biological processes that regulate ocean carbon storage. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) page marks the opportunity Closed and lists 2 June 2026 as its latest update. Its NERC application deadline was 14 July 2026 at 4:00pm UK time, so this page is a historical reference rather than an open grant listing.

Biomedical Catalyst Accelerator Provider Pool (Early Stage) 2026 — Historical Reference

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This page is a historical reference. The official UKRI opportunity page and its linked Innovation Funding Service record now mark the Biomedical Catalyst Accelerator Provider Pool: early stage competition as closed. No later early-stage provider-pool cycle is announced on the official record reviewed for this update, so the real 2026 closing date remains in the metadata and this page does not present a made-up future deadline.

Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), ran an Expression of Interest (EOI) to establish an approved provider pool for the Biomedical Catalyst (BMC) Accelerator Programme (early stage). Providers could be called upon, subject to programme needs and requirements, over a period of up to three years to help deliver support to early-stage biomedical and healthcare SMEs. The official UKRI page was published on 10 February 2026; the competition opened on 2 February 2026 at 9:30am UK time and closed on 4 March 2026 at 11:00am UK time.

Biomedical Catalyst Accelerator Provider Pool (Late Stage): 2026 Closed EOI and Provider Guide

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Biomedical Catalyst Accelerator Provider Pool (Late Stage): 2026 Closed EOI and Provider Guide

The late-stage Biomedical Catalyst Accelerator Provider Pool expression of interest (EOI) is closed. Innovate UK opened the competition on 2 February 2026 and the deadline was 4 March 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The official Innovation Funding Service page says that the competition is now closed, and the UKRI opportunity page carries the same status and closing time. No later cycle or replacement deadline is announced on the official pages checked for this update.

Biomedical Catalyst: Industry-Led R&D Small Projects (Historical Reference)

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Biomedical Catalyst: Industry-Led R&D Small Projects (Historical Reference)

Status

Innovate UK’s 2025 Biomedical Catalyst industry-led research and development competition is closed. The official UKRI opportunity page marks the competition closed and identifies UK-registered micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as the intended applicants for health and healthcare innovation projects. The live UKRI opportunity page and the Innovate UK applicant briefing both give 10 December 2025 at 11:00am UK time as the closing date. A cached result for the now-unavailable Innovation Funding Service detail page displayed 11 December 2025, so the archived records conflict; this page uses the date published on UKRI’s live opportunity page and in the briefing. That UKRI date is retained in the deadline field as the historical round’s closing date.

Biota Awards for Independent Investigators 2027: $300,000 Over Three Years for Early-Career Biodiversity Researchers Connected to Chicago

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Biota Awards for Independent Investigators 2027: $300,000 Over Three Years for Early-Career Biodiversity Researchers Connected to Chicago

The Walder Foundation’s Biota Awards are back for a 2027 cycle, and this round returns to funding independent investigators rather than postdoctoral researchers alone. Each award carries $300,000 in research funding, paid out as $100,000 a year over three years, and is designed to give emerging conservation scientists the runway to lead ambitious projects that protect, understand, and restore biodiversity. The 2027 competition opened on June 1, 2026, and applications close on October 8, 2026, at 5 p.m. Central Time. If you are an early-career researcher based in Illinois whose work connects to the Chicago region — or to the global biodiversity crisis through a Chicago institution — this is one of the more generous and flexible awards available in the field.

Biotechnology Regulatory Fellowship 2027: $70,000 Six-Month National Academies Fellowship in Washington, D.C.

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Biotechnology Regulatory Fellowship 2027: $70,000 Six-Month National Academies Fellowship in Washington, D.C.

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s 2027 Biotechnology Regulatory Fellowship application has closed. The official program page gives the application deadline as August 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time, and states that applications are under review. This page is a historical reference to that completed application cycle; it is not an open call. The National Academies has not announced a later cycle on the official program page, so no future deadline is listed here.

BIRD Foundation US Israel Bilateral R&D Grant: Up to $1.5M Non Dilutive Funding, Executive Summaries Due November 23, 2026

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If you are building serious hardware or deep technology and you have a natural partner on the other side of the US–Israel line, the BIRD Foundation is one of the few places where a genuinely non-dilutive seven-figure check is on the table.

The structure sits in a rare spot: up to 50 percent of your joint R&D costs, capped at a maximum conditional grant of 1.5 million USD per project, with no equity and no IP taken. That is real capital to build a product, not a research paper, and it comes with a binational stamp of approval that investors and corporate buyers recognize.

Black at Microsoft Scholarship Program 2026: Up to $5,000 for High School Seniors

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Black at Microsoft Scholarship Program 2026: Up to $5,000 for High School Seniors

The Black at Microsoft Scholarship Program is a scholarship for high school seniors preparing to begin full-time undergraduate study at a four-year college or university in the United States. The program is administered by Scholarship America for The Seattle Foundation and the Black at Microsoft Inclusion Network. Its focus is students who want to study technology-related or selected business fields and build a career connected to the technology industry.

Black Girl Ventures BGV Pitch Competition: Historical Reference

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Black Girl Ventures BGV Pitch was a city-based, crowdfunded pitch competition for Black and Brown women entrepreneurs. This page is now a historical reference. The official BGV Foundation programs page currently labels BGV Pitch “Applications Closed,” describes the completed 2025 tour, and publishes no new BGV Pitch deadline. Do not read the date in the metadata as an open call.

The archived Austin application closed on April 25, 2025, according to BGV Foundation’s own announcement. BGV described its 2025 tour as city-based, so this entry records the Austin application close rather than a single national deadline. That date is historical and does not imply that a future round will use the same schedule.

Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists: 2027 Israel Archive and US Cycle Dates

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Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists: 2027 Israel Archive and US Cycle Dates

The 2027 Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists in Israel are no longer accepting nominations. The official Israel page says the nomination period is closed, and the listed submission deadline was August 11, 2026. The linked official dates page gives September 1, 2026 as the deadline for the two letters of support. The official Israel pages reviewed for this update do not announce a later Israel cycle or a replacement deadline. This entry is therefore a historical reference to the completed Israel round, not an open call.

BLM Recreation and Visitor Services FY 2026 (Historical Reference): $50,000–$2 Million for Public-Land Recreation Projects

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BLM Recreation and Visitor Services FY 2026 (Historical Reference): $50,000–$2 Million for Public-Land Recreation Projects

The FY 2026 application round is closed

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) FY 2026 Recreation and Visitor Services funding opportunity, number L26AS00048, is a completed federal cooperative-agreement competition. Grants.gov lists August 28, 2026, as the closing date and September 28, 2026, as its archive date. The official listing is now an archive for the completed round. Its deadline is retained above because it is the actual date for this cycle; it is not a live submission date.

Bloomberg Data Science Ph.D. Fellowship 2027–2028 (Historical Reference)

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Bloomberg Data Science Ph.D. Fellowship 2027–2028: historical reference

The 2027–2028 application cycle is closed. The Bloomberg Data Science Ph.D. Fellowship committee announced a final submission deadline of September 25, 2026, at 11:59 PM Anywhere on Earth (AoE). The call is no longer open, and the official material reviewed for this page does not announce a later cycle. This entry records the closed call and its verifiable requirements; it is not an invitation to apply now.

Blue Carbon Summer Course 2027 in Scotland: 2026 WWF Scholarship Archive

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Blue Carbon Summer Course 2027 in Scotland: 2026 WWF Scholarship Archive

The fully funded opportunity described here is the University of St Andrews’ Blue Carbon WWF Scholarship for the 2026 course. Its application deadline was 4 March 2026, and that round is closed. The official scholarship listing records the passed deadline and the terms of that award. The course page has since announced the next course: Blue Carbon Science and Policy is scheduled for 5–19 June 2027, and the University says applications are expected to open in November 2026. It is updating its webpages; a 2027 course application deadline and fee have not yet been published. The scholarship page does not announce a 2027 WWF award, opening date, deadline, award count, or funding package.

Blue Food Futures Research Grant Program: Historical Reference for the $10,000 Fellowship

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Blue Food Futures Research Grant Program: Historical Reference

The 2026 Blue Food Futures Research Grant Program was a six-month fellowship for an early-career researcher or practitioner working on blue foods and their role in food-system transformation. The round is closed: the official program announced Gladys Mwaka Holeh and Ruyel Miah as its 2026 fellows on March 4, 2026. The current fellowship page presents the selected fellows and describes the program, but does not announce another application window. No next round or new deadline is published on the official program pages checked for this update. The official call announcement hosted by Stanford’s Center for Ocean Solutions preserves the application terms for this closed round.

Blue Ocean Student Entrepreneur Competition 2027

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Blue Ocean Student Entrepreneur Competition 2027

The Blue Ocean Student Entrepreneur Competition is a virtual entrepreneurship competition for high school students anywhere in the world. Registration for the 2027 competition is open. Students can enter alone or form a team, then present an original business idea in a short video pitch that explains the problem, the proposed solution, and the new market space the idea could create.

The competition is built around Blue Ocean Strategy: instead of fighting for attention in an overcrowded category, look for an unmet need and design an offering that is meaningfully different. That does not require a finished company or advanced technology. It does require a specific problem, a clear customer, a believable reason the idea could work, and a pitch that uses the competition’s required Blue Ocean tools.

Blue Ridge Labs Catalyst 2027

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Blue Ridge Labs Catalyst 2027

Blue Ridge Labs Catalyst is a 16-week accelerator for pre-seed startups and early-stage technology nonprofits working to advance economic mobility for low-income New Yorkers. The program is built for founders with a working product and early evidence of traction, rather than people at the idea-only stage. Its 2027 application is open, with a published deadline of 13 November 2026. The official Catalyst page links to the application and describes the cohort, eligibility, support and schedule.

BlueActionBANOS Open Calls 2026 (CLA & Transition Agendas): Up to €2,000,000 for Baltic and North Sea Ocean Restoration

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BlueActionBANOS Open Calls 2026 (CLA & Transition Agendas): Up to €2,000,000 for Baltic and North Sea Ocean Restoration

Historical status

The BlueActionBANOS 2026 Community-Led Actions (CLA) and 1st Transition Agendas Development (TAD) calls are closed. The European Commission’s funding listing records the deadline as 29 May 2026 and marks the opportunity “Closed.” The BlueActionBANOS funding page marks the open calls closed and links to the archived Community-Led Actions and 1st Transition Agendas call pages. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2026 round, not a live application listing.

BlueMoon Ethiopia Agribusiness Incubator — Historical Reference

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BlueMoon Ethiopia Agribusiness Incubator — Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not a live application notice.

The official blueMoon Ethiopia company profile still describes an Ethiopian agribusiness incubation and seed-investment initiative. It says that blueMoon discovers, incubates, and invests in innovative and scalable youth agribusiness startups in Ethiopia. It also describes a national competition held twice a year, with up to 10 startups accepted into an on-site four-month program in Addis Ababa. However, the official profile does not show a current application call, a new closing date, a current investment amount, or a live application form. The website linked from the profile did not provide usable program materials during this review.

BMO Fellowship 2026

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BMO Fellowship 2026

The BMO Fellowship is a fully funded, 16-week program powered by Watson Institute with support from BMO. It is for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and community leaders whose work creates economic opportunity in a defined local market. The program is not limited to a single industry. Its central test is whether an applicant is building a real venture or organization that can improve access to financial services, strengthen small businesses, or expand home ownership opportunities for people who have been excluded from wealth-building pathways.

BMO Generation Regen Challenge 2026: Winners and Finalists | One Young World

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BMO Generation Regen Challenge 2026: Winners and Finalists

The BMO Generation Regen Challenge 2026 is a completed funding cycle, not an open application. One Young World has published the results of the competitive process: two organizations were named Challenge Winners and four more were named Challenge Finalists. The winners receive $60,000 grants, the finalists receive $20,000 grants, and all six organizations receive full scholarships to attend the One Young World Summit 2026 in Cape Town, South Africa.

Bogliasco Foundation Fellowship 2027-2028: A Hosted Month-Long Residency in Italy for Artists and Humanities Scholars

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Bogliasco Foundation Fellowship 2027-2028: A Hosted Month-Long Residency in Italy for Artists and Humanities Scholars

Current application cycle and deadlines

Applications are open for the Bogliasco Foundation’s 2027-2028 academic-year Fellowships. The Foundation’s Requirements page gives two final deadlines: December 1, 2026 for Fall 2027 residencies and March 11, 2027 for Spring 2028 residencies. Applicants should select the semester they can attend and submit by its corresponding date. The application must be complete by that deadline, including the two required references uploaded directly by the referees.

Boise State RISE AI Research Traineeship 2027: $37,000 Stipend and Tuition Support for STEM Graduate Students

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Boise State RISE AI Research Traineeship 2027: $37,000 Stipend and Tuition Support for STEM Graduate Students

Boise State University’s RISE NSF Research Traineeship is a funded graduate opportunity for students who want to study artificial intelligence or apply AI within another STEM discipline. The university’s official “How to join” page says that the Fall 2027 cohort accepts applications until January 15, 2027. Participants receive one year of support: a $37,000 living stipend, up to $14,500 toward tuition and health insurance, and $1,500 for educational expenses, travel, and professional development.

BOLD Science Communication Fellowship 2027: CHF 5,000 Stipend for Early-Career Child-Development Scientists

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BOLD Science Communication Fellowship 2027: CHF 5,000 Stipend for Early-Career Child-Development Scientists

The BOLD Science Communication Fellowship is a new, focused opportunity for researchers who study children’s learning and development and want to make their work useful outside academic circles. BOLD will select up to three Fellows for a six-month programme beginning in January 2027. The Fellowship is fully remote and part-time, so it is designed to sit alongside an existing research role rather than replace it.

Bolivia Renta Dignidad (Dignity Income)

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Bolivia Renta Dignidad: Current Eligibility, Amount, and Registration Guide

Bolivia’s Renta Dignidad is an ongoing social pension, not a one-time grant and not an annual competition. The official description from Bolivia’s pension regulator calls it a monthly, universal, lifetime payment for people aged 60 or older who reside in the country. The operating rules still matter: “universal” does not mean that every person over 60 is paid automatically. A person must satisfy the program’s requirements, appear in the beneficiary database, and use the approved identity and payment process.

Boren Fellowship 2027–2028: Up to $30,000 for U.S. Graduate Students to Study Critical Languages Abroad in Exchange for a Year of Federal Service

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Boren Fellowship 2027–2028: Up to $30,000 for U.S. Graduate Students to Study Critical Languages Abroad in Exchange for a Year of Federal Service

The David L. Boren Graduate Fellowship is one of the few federal awards that pays U.S. graduate students to spend a semester or a full year learning a language the U.S. government considers strategically important. Funded by the National Security Education Program (NSEP) and administered under the Boren Awards, the fellowship provides up to $30,000 for overseas language study, research, or internships in world regions that are underrepresented in study abroad yet central to American foreign policy and security. In exchange, fellows commit to at least one year of federal service after they finish their degree.

Boston University Global China Fellows Program 2026-2027: Historical Application Reference

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Boston University Global China Fellows Program 2026-2027: Historical Application Reference

The Boston University Global China Fellows Program 2026-2027 cycle is closed. The official program page at the Boston University Global Development Policy Center says that applications are closed and records a submission deadline of December 19, 2025, at 11:59 PM EST. No later cycle is announced on that page. This entry is therefore a historical reference, not a live call for applications. Do not send an application based on the instructions below unless Boston University publishes a new cycle and confirms that those instructions still apply.

Botswana Old Age Pension

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Botswana Old Age Pension: Current Allowance and Registration Guide

Botswana’s Old Age Pension is an ongoing government allowance for citizens who are 65 years old or above. The current Government of Botswana service page lists the allowance at BWP 830.00 per month. It does not present the program as a short application competition with one closing date. Instead, eligible pensioners register through the responsible social protection offices or service providers, so the practical deadline is ongoing.

Bow Seat Blue Planet Awareness Contest 2027: Win Up to $1,000

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Bow Seat Blue Planet Awareness Contest 2027: Win Up to $1,000

Bow Seat Creative Action for Conservation is accepting entries for the 2027 Blue Planet Awareness Contest. The international creative contest is open to eligible students ages 11–18 and offers cash awards of up to $1,000. Entries are due June 7, 2027, at 11:59 PM Eastern Time. Students submit original work through Bow Seat’s online system; the contest does not accept submissions by email or physical mail.

Bpifrance Aide pour le développement de l’innovation: Funding and Application Guide

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Bpifrance Aide pour le développement de l’innovation: Funding and Application Guide

The Bpifrance Aide pour le développement de l’innovation is a route for French companies developing an innovative product, process, or service before industrial or commercial launch. It is not a single annual competition with one universal closing date. The official offer page presents it as a standing solution and directs applicants to Bpifrance in their region. This page therefore uses deadline = ‘ongoing’: there is no published cycle deadline to copy, but an applicant still needs to confirm the current route and terms with the regional team before spending.

BRAIN Initiative: Research Resource Grants for Technology Integration and Dissemination (U24 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

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BRAIN Initiative: Research Resource Grants for Technology Integration and Dissemination (U24 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

Key details

Item	Information
Source URL	`RFA-NS-27-001`
Opportunity type	Research Resource Grants (U24) cooperative agreement
Official scope	Technology integration and dissemination resources for neuroscience practice
Funding mechanism	U24 resource-related research (cooperative agreement)
Program partners	NIH (including NINDS lead, with co-participating NIH ICs)
Published	2026-02-09
Open date	2026-05-10
Deadline behavior	Ongoing with recurring cycles; one of the listed earliest due dates is 2026-06-10
Expiration	2028-10-07
Clinical trial allowed	No
Program duration	Up to 5 years, with possibility of one renewal
Application windows	Multiple submission rounds, including June/October 2026 and 2027 and February/October 2028
Contact path	NIH eRA Commons / Grants.gov workspace / NIH ASSIST
Source status	Official NIH NOFO page currently available via Federal NOFO mirror

What this opportunity is really for

This NOFO is easy to misunderstand if you think of it as a classic seed innovation grant. It is not primarily a “new-tool development” mechanism; it is a dissemination and infrastructure mechanism. The language in the announcement is explicit that applications should focus on making existing neuroscience resources broadly usable: distribution tools, user training, access pathways, and scaling improvements.

Branco Weiss Fellowship 2027: Up to CHF 600,000 Over Five Years for Postdoctoral Researchers Pursuing Unconventional Science Beyond the Mainstream

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Branco Weiss Fellowship 2027: Up to CHF 600,000 Over Five Years for Postdoctoral Researchers Pursuing Unconventional Science Beyond the Mainstream

Most postdoctoral funding rewards researchers for fitting neatly into an established field: a well-defined problem, a predictable method, a lab that already works on the topic. The Branco Weiss Fellowship does the opposite. It is built to back people whose research does not fit — scientists and scholars with an idea that sits between disciplines, challenges accepted wisdom, or is simply too risky for a conventional grant panel to fund. In exchange for that ambition, it offers something almost no other postdoctoral award can match: up to CHF 600,000 over five years, spendable however the project genuinely needs, at any host institution in the world the fellow chooses.

Brazil Bolsa Família

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Bolsa Família: Brazil’s Ongoing Federal Income Benefit

Bolsa Família is Brazil’s federal social benefit for families in poverty. The Ministry of Development and Social Assistance, Family and the Fight Against Hunger (MDS) manages the program together with state and municipal governments. Its access point is the Cadastro Único para Programas Sociais do Governo Federal, usually called Cadastro Único or CadÚnico. Municipal social-assistance teams collect and maintain the household information that the federal government uses when assessing eligibility.

Brazil SUS (Sistema Único de Saúde) Universal Healthcare System

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Brazil’s SUS: How to Access Universal Public Healthcare

Brazil’s Sistema Único de Saúde, usually called SUS, is the country’s universal public healthcare system. The Ministry of Health describes SUS as a free network that spans health promotion and prevention, primary care, urgent and emergency services, specialist treatment, hospital care, surveillance, medicines, and transplants. It is a public service rather than a cash benefit: there is no grant application, award amount, or annual enrollment window for a person who needs care.

Break Into Tech AI Developer Scholarship 2026: Fifteen Fully Funded Places for Underrepresented New Yorkers, With Six Months of AI Developer Training, a Laptop to Keep, and Six Months of Job Coaching — Applications Close 1 August 2026

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Break Into Tech AI Developer Scholarship 2026: Fifteen Fully Funded Places for Underrepresented New Yorkers, With Six Months of AI Developer Training, a Laptop to Keep, and Six Months of Job Coaching — Applications Close 1 August 2026

Most “free tech training” offers ask you to supply the two things a career-changer is least likely to have: a working laptop and a block of unclaimed time. The Break Into Tech AI Developer Scholarship removes the first problem outright — the laptop is included and yours to keep — and is honest about the second. This is a twelve-month commitment: six months of training that runs from September 2026 into March 2027, followed by up to six months of structured job search support through September 2027. Fifteen people will get a place. Applications close on 1 August 2026.

Brex for Startups: Banking, Spend Management, and Startup Credits

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Brex for Startups is an ongoing application path for companies that want to use Brex’s financial products. The official startups page currently presents Brex as a financial stack for growing companies: a business account, treasury, corporate cards, bill pay, reimbursements, expense management, travel, accounting connections, and controls for company spending.

This is important because the listing is easy to misread. It is not a grant competition with a judged application, a fixed cohort, or a promise that every approved startup receives a cash award. It is a commercial banking and spend-management offering with startup-focused messaging and advertised partner benefits. The “amount” belongs in the perks column, not in a grant budget: Brex currently advertises over $350,000 in discounts and credits on AI and SaaS. The value available to a particular company depends on the products it uses, its stage, its eligibility, the terms of each partner offer, and the Brex services it is approved to use.

British Academy APEX Awards 2027: Historical Reference for Up to £200,000 in Interdisciplinary Research Funding

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British Academy APEX Awards 2027: Historical Reference for Up to £200,000 in Interdisciplinary Research Funding

Historical reference: the 2027 APEX Awards round is closed. The British Academy’s official scheme page lists the funding status as closed for applications and gives Tuesday 8 September 2026 at 15:00 BST as the deadline. The Academy has not announced a later round on that page. There is no open application window described here. Researchers looking for a future opportunity should check the official page and its guidance links for an announcement rather than rely on an old timetable.

British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship: Historical Reference

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British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship: Historical Reference

Status: the 2026–27 round is closed

The British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship 2026–27 is a completed funding round, not an open call. The Academy’s official scheme page gives the closing time as 5pm BST on 26 August 2026 and labels the funding status “Closed for applications.” The official scheme page currently lists only this closed call; it gives no deadline or announcement for a later round. This entry keeps the genuine closing date for the completed round in its deadline metadata and is marked historicalReference = true so the old date is not mistaken for a live submission window. The Academy’s official page and its round-specific guidance are the sources for the information below.

British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026–27: Three-Year Research Awards in UK Humanities and Social Sciences

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The British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowships support early-career researchers in the humanities and social sciences as they develop a significant piece of publishable research and gain experience in a university environment. The 2026–27 competition is now closed. The Academy’s official scheme page lists the round’s deadline as 30 September 2026 at 17:00 BST and marks funding status “Closed for applications.” Its published schedule places the awards from September 2027. The official page currently provides no deadline or other announcement for a following round, so this page is a historical guide to the closed competition, not an invitation to apply.

British Council 90th Anniversary Research Fellowships at the University of Edinburgh 2027

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British Council 90th Anniversary Research Fellowships at the University of Edinburgh 2027

The British Council 90th Anniversary Research Fellowships at the University of Edinburgh were a specific postdoctoral opportunity for international early-career researchers. The official programme page identifies the latest round as the round for visits between January and December 2027. That round closed on 31 July 2026 at 17:00 BST, and the same page says applications received after the deadline would not be considered. The page describes the British Council partnership as running from 2025 to 2027 and announces no later cycle. This listing is therefore a historical reference, not an open application opportunity; a future call should be added only after IASH or the British Council announces it.

British Council Connections Through Culture Grants 2026: £5,000–£15,000 for UK and International Creative Partnerships

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British Council Connections Through Culture Grants 2026: £5,000–£15,000 for UK and International Creative Partnerships

Status: the 2026 round is closed

This page is a historical reference for the British Council’s Connections Through Culture (CTC) 2026 grants. The official programme page says applications closed on 12 August 2026 at 23:59 BST. It reports that the round received applications from 35 countries and says provisional selection outcomes are expected from 14 October 2026 onward. Those are outcome notices for people who submitted to the completed round; they do not reopen the application form. The official page does not announce a new application cycle or a future deadline. It invites interested readers to join the British Council mailing list for news about future rounds.

British Council Cultural Protection Fund 2026–2029: Grants of up to £500,000 to Safeguard Heritage at Risk from Conflict and Climate Change

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British Council Cultural Protection Fund 2026–2029: Grants up to £500,000 for Cultural Heritage Protection

The British Council’s Cultural Protection Fund (CPF) Open Call 2026–29 supports projects that protect cultural heritage at risk. The British Council leads the fund in partnership with the UK Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS). This round focuses on heritage threatened by conflict and climate change, while the guidance also allows projects addressing other identified risks. It is a multi-year programme, with grants of up to £500,000 for work in the fund’s target countries.

British Council Disability Inclusion Partnerships 2026: Closed Call Historical Reference

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British Council Disability Inclusion Partnerships 2026: Closed Call Historical Reference

Historical reference: the British Council’s 2026 Disability Inclusion Partnerships call is closed. Its published application deadline was 21 September 2026. The British Council has not announced a subsequent round in the official programme information checked for this update. There is no current application window, and the old deadline should not be treated as an invitation to submit.

The 2026 call was part of the British Council’s Going Global Partnerships programme. It offered grants of up to £25,000 per partnership for joint disability-inclusion work between an eligible UK higher education institution and an eligible partner institution in one of ten participating countries. The call scheduled a 17-month project period beginning 1 January 2027. Its clarification-question deadline was 11 September 2026, before the application deadline. Those terms are useful to institutions reviewing the past round or preparing a future partnership, but they are not confirmed terms for any future call.

British Council Going Global Partnerships TNE Grant with India 2026–27

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British Council Going Global Partnerships TNE Grant with India 2026–27

Cycle status

The British Council’s Going Global Partnerships TNE Grant with India 2026–27 is a closed call and is kept here as a historical reference. The application deadline was Tuesday 25 August 2026 at 11:00 a.m. GMT. As of this update, the British Council lists the results announcement for Thursday 8 October 2026. The official call page does not announce a subsequent application round. Prospective applicants should use the British Council’s current opportunities pages for future calls; this archived round cannot be applied to.

British Council Going Global Partnerships TVET Grant Call 2026: Historical Reference

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British Council Going Global Partnerships TVET Grant Call 2026: Historical Reference

This call is closed. The British Council’s official page lists a 10 September 2026 deadline for Egypt applications and a 2 October 2026 deadline for Ghana, Malawi, Morocco, and Uganda applications. Both dates have passed. The official call page continues to describe the 2026 round and does not announce a following cycle. This page preserves the terms of that round for reference; it is not an invitation to apply now.

British Council GREAT Scholarships: 2026-27 Archived Cycle

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British Council GREAT Scholarships: 2026-27 Archived Cycle

This page is a historical reference for the British Council GREAT Scholarships round covering 2026-27 study. The British Council’s official Study UK programme page continues to describe that academic year, and does not announce a later round. The latest listed participating-university deadline I verified for the 2026-27 cycle was 1 August 2026. That date has passed, so this page is not an invitation to apply to the closed round. Wait for a new announcement on the official Study UK site and on participating universities’ scholarship pages before preparing an application for another year.

British Council Springboard 2026: Up to £10,000 for UK–Germany Partnerships

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British Council Springboard 2026: Up to £10,000 for UK–Germany Partnerships

The British Council Springboard Programme is part of Going Global Partnerships. The 2026 UK–Germany call supports research teams that want to establish a new partnership or take an existing collaboration further. It funds structured opportunities to meet, exchange expertise, build international networks and prepare joint funding applications, particularly for Horizon Europe. This is seed support for collaborative planning and researcher development rather than a general research project budget.

British Council Travel Grant Fund 2026: Rolling Support for UK Filmmakers and XR Creatives

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British Council Travel Grant Fund 2026: Rolling Support for UK Filmmakers and XR Creatives

The British Council Travel Grant Fund helps UK filmmakers and XR creatives attend selected international events where their work is being presented or developed. Support can contribute to travel and accommodation for festivals and showcases, participation fees for labs and co-production forums, access support, and some of the extra cost of travelling overland. It is intended to help people represent UK work abroad, build professional contacts, reach audiences, and develop projects.

Broad Summer Research Program (BSRP): 2027 Fully Funded Undergraduate Research

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Broad Summer Research Program (BSRP): 2027 Fully Funded Undergraduate Research

The Broad Summer Research Program (BSRP) is a nine-week, full-time summer research experience for undergraduate students interested in biomedical research. The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard has published the 2027 program dates, eligibility, application checklist, financial support, and deadlines. Applications are scheduled to open at the end of October. The application deadline is January 10, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time; recommendation letters are due January 11, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.

Broadbent Institute Emerging Leaders Program 2026 (Historical Reference)

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Broadbent Institute Emerging Leaders Program 2026 (Historical Reference)

The Broadbent Institute’s 2026 Emerging Leaders Program is a completed application cycle. The Institute’s official program page says applications are closed and lists January 9, 2026 as the deadline. The Institute’s April 2026 bulletin later reported that the 2026 cohort gathered at the Progress Summit. The official program page currently presents no later application call or deadline. This page is therefore an archive of the 2026 opportunity, not an invitation to apply now.

Brook Church-Koegel Scholarship 2026

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Brook Church-Koegel Scholarship 2026

The Brook Church-Koegel Scholarship offers one $1,000 tuition award for a student enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program at an accredited college or university in the United States. The award is paid to the recipient’s institution and applied to tuition, so it is intended to reduce an education bill rather than provide cash directly to the student. The 2026 application deadline is December 1. Applicants submit an online form and a 500-to-800-word essay about something they built and what the experience taught them about building things that last. Official rules and the application page describe the award and submission requirements.

Brooke Owens Fellowship Class of 2027: Paid Aerospace Internship and Mentorship for Women and Gender Minorities

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Brooke Owens Fellowship Class of 2027: Paid Aerospace Internship and Mentorship for Women and Gender Minorities

The Brooke Owens Fellowship Class of 2027 is accepting applications from undergraduate women and gender-minority students who want to build careers in aerospace or aviation. The current application window opened on September 1, 2026, and closes on October 4, 2026. The programme is designed for students from every college major, not only aerospace engineering. Engineering, science, business, communications, art, law, policy, and other academic backgrounds can all fit when the applicant can show a serious interest in the field.

Brower Youth Awards for Environmental Leadership: $3,000 Prize, 2026 Cycle Closed; Next Call Not Announced

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Status update. The 2026 Brower Youth Awards application is closed. Earth Island Institute’s official application page gives the deadline as March 31, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. The linked application portal confirms that 2026 applications are closed and says it is not accepting new users. The official awards page lists six 2026 awardees and schedules the 27th annual ceremony for October 19, 2026, at the David Brower Center in Berkeley, California. The application page and portal describe only the 2026 round; no later application cycle or deadline has been announced there. This page is a historical reference, not an open call.

Brunei Darussalam Government Scholarship (Historical Reference)

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Brunei Darussalam Government Scholarship (Historical Reference)

The Brunei Darussalam Government Scholarship (BDGS) is a substantial award for international students who want to study in Brunei Darussalam. The verified round covered the 2026/2027 academic session, with Diploma, Undergraduate Degree, and Postgraduate Master’s Degree places at five Bruneian higher-education institutions. That round is now closed. The published closing date was 15 February 2026, and the official Ministry of Foreign Affairs pages currently continue to identify the 2026/2027 round rather than announcing a later intake.

BSP Regulatory Sandbox Framework

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BSP Regulatory Sandbox Framework

If you are building a fintech product in the Philippines and your idea depends on a regulatory question that cannot be answered by an existing licence or rule, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Regulatory Sandbox is the official route to investigate. It is not a grants program, accelerator, or cash award. It is a controlled, time-bound, live testing framework in which the central bank and an eligible participant agree on test parameters, safeguards, monitoring, and an exit path.

BSSw Fellowship Program 2027: Up to $25,000 for Scientific Software Sustainability Projects

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BSSw Fellowship Program 2027: Up to $25,000 for Scientific Software Sustainability Projects

The Better Scientific Software (BSSw) Fellowship Program is accepting applications for its 2027 class. It is a funding and recognition opportunity for an individual who can help the scientific software community work more productively and sustainably. The award is not designed to pay for an open-ended coding project or a new research study. Instead, BSSw wants a well-defined activity that improves practices, processes, tools, or understanding around scientific software and leaves behind something the wider community can use.

Build Affordable Housing With HUD Project-Based Vouchers: A Developer Guide to Local PHA Proposals

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The HUD Project-Based Voucher (PBV) program is active, but it is not a national grant competition with one closing date. PBV is a component of the Housing Choice Voucher program. A local Public Housing Agency (PHA) decides whether to operate a PBV program, determines how it will select projects, and enters into the assistance contract with the owner. The practical opportunity for a developer is therefore local: find a PHA that operates PBV, understand its priorities and process, and submit a project when that PHA is accepting proposals.

BUILD Discretionary Grant Program (formerly RAISE/TIGER)

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BUILD Discretionary Grant Program (formerly RAISE/TIGER)

BUILD is USDOT’s competitive discretionary grant program for surface transportation projects that matter beyond a single parcel, intersection, or corridor segment. It is not formula money and it is not a general infrastructure wishlist. It is for public sponsors that can make a credible case that a specific project will improve mobility, safety, access, freight flow, resilience, or economic connection at a local or regional scale.

Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) FY 2024 & 2025: Historical Reference for the Closed July 23, 2026 Cycle

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Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) FY 2024 & 2025: Historical Reference for the Closed July 23, 2026 Cycle

This funding opportunity is closed and this page is a historical reference. FEMA’s combined Fiscal Year 2024 and Fiscal Year 2025 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) notice was posted on March 25, 2026 under funding opportunity number DHS-25-MT-047-00-98. The official Grants.gov record lists the application window as closing on July 23, 2026. It now shows no opportunity package available for submission. As of this review, no successor BRIC funding opportunity or application deadline is listed in the official record; this page therefore preserves the closed cycle and does not suggest that applications remain open.

Burj Al Arab Human Resources Internship: Historical 6-Month Opportunity in Dubai

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Burj Al Arab Human Resources Internship: Historical 6-Month Opportunity in Dubai

Current status

The Jumeirah Burj Al Arab Human Resources internship covered by this page is closed. The published requisition carried a 2026-01-30 application deadline, and the employer listing now reports that it is no longer accepting applications. Jumeirah has not published a replacement Burj Al Arab Human Resources internship cycle on the official careers pages reviewed for this update.

Burroughs Wellcome Fund Climate Change and Human Health Seed Grants 2026 (Closed): $2,500 to $50,000 for Early-Stage, Cross-Disciplinary Projects

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Burroughs Wellcome Fund Climate Change and Human Health Seed Grants 2026 (Closed): $2,500 to $50,000 for Early-Stage, Cross-Disciplinary Projects

The Burroughs Wellcome Fund (BWF) Climate Change and Human Health Seed Grants program has concluded. BWF’s official program page marks the award “No Longer Offered” and says that it is no longer accepting proposals. Its final program period ran from Fall 2023 through Summer 2026, with the last quarterly deadline in July 2026. The closing date recorded for this final round is July 23, 2026. BWF has not announced a successor round on the official program page, so this entry is an archive of the completed call, not an active opportunity.

Bush Fellowship 2027: Up to $150,000 for Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota Leaders

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Bush Fellowship 2027: Up to $150,000 for Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota Leaders

The Bush Foundation’s 2027 Fellowship is a substantial personal leadership-development award for people who are already making change happen in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota or one of the 23 Native nations that share that geography. The Foundation expects to select up to 30 Fellows. Each selected Fellow can receive up to $150,000 to support a self-designed Fellowship plan lasting up to two years.

Business Accelerators | Monsha'at

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Business Accelerators | Monsha’at

Current status and how to read the deadline

Monsha’at’s Business Accelerators page currently presents the service as something enterprises can join and describes a registration route: apply through the registration link, upload the documents requested, undergo evaluation and selection, complete an interview if selected, and wait for the participant list. The official page does not give one closing date for every accelerator. It describes multiple programs delivered through licensed entities, with requirements and intake particulars that vary from one program to another. For that reason, this listing uses “rolling” to describe access to the umbrella service. It does not promise that every partner’s form is open every day or that a specific cohort has places available now. Check the selected program’s registration link for its live status, dates, and terms before preparing a submission.

Business Finland Challenge Competition for Leading Companies 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed €80 Million Round

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Business Finland Challenge Competition for Leading Companies 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed €80 Million Round

Historical reference — this competition is closed. Business Finland marks its 2026 Challenge Competition for Leading Companies as ended, with the first-phase proposal deadline on 11 September 2026 at 23:59 Finnish time. The official call page and the currently checked funding-call listing contain no successor competition announcement. The dates, funding levels, eligibility and submission route below describe the closed 2026 round; they are not an invitation to apply. Check Business Finland’s call page and listings for a new announcement before preparing an application.

Business Finland Smart Energy Grant

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Business Finland Smart Energy Grant

If you are here for Smart Energy Finland, this page should do three things: confirm whether the opportunity is still valid in its original form, help you decide if your project fits the same kind of support logic, and tell you where to go today.

Short answer: as a standalone named grant, Smart Energy Finland is not currently active. Business Finland’s official evaluation places the program in 2017–2021, and Business Finland wrote on 25 February 2022 that it had ended at the turn of the year. The former dedicated URL no longer hosts a Smart Energy Finland application page and resolves to the general Business Finland programs hub. That does not mean your idea is impossible to support. It means you should use this page as a historical reference and route a new project through a current program or funding service.

Business Finland Young Innovative Company Funding

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Status: historical reference

Business Finland’s official Young Innovative Companies (YIC) page says that the call has ended. The last published application deadline was 10 October 2025 at 23:59, and the page says the closure is in place until further notice because of the funding authorisation situation. After that closing time, a company could no longer open a new YIC application or submit an incomplete application that had already been created in the online service. The closure did not affect companies that were already in their first or a later YIC funding period.

Business Grants

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Business grants can support innovation, expansion, export development, workforce training, energy upgrades, resilience, digital adoption, equipment, research partnerships, and local economic development. Some are run by national agencies. Others are state, city, regional, university, chamber, or foundation programs with narrower eligibility.

The first filter is business fit. Check company size, revenue, age, location, ownership, sector, legal structure, and whether nonprofits or sole proprietors are allowed. Then check cost fit. A program may fund consulting but not equipment, prototypes but not marketing, training but not salaries, or reimbursement only after approved expenses are paid.

Business Incubation and Commercialization Grant Program

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The City of Toronto’s Business Incubation & Commercialization Grant Program is a historical funding opportunity for not-for-profit organizations that help Toronto entrepreneurs start, develop, and grow businesses. The official program page now says applications are closed, and the linked application portal also says the application is closed. The City has not announced a new application round on the verified program page, so this entry is an archive of the completed cycle rather than an open call.

By fishers, for fishers: Co-management of Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems and Resources

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By fishers, for fishers: Co-management of Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems and Resources

Historical reference

HORIZON-MISS-2026-03-OCEAN-03 is closed. The European Commission lists the single-stage call deadline as 23 September 2026 at 17:00 CEST, and its Mission Ocean and Waters programme notice says the 2026 topics closed at that time. The topic page says its publication and opening date was 4 February 2026. This page records the terms of that completed round; it is not an invitation to submit an application now.

CaCTüS Summer Research Internship 2027

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CaCTüS Summer Research Internship 2027

The CaCTüS Summer Research Internship is a three-month placement in Tübingen, Germany, for bachelor’s and master’s students, including recent graduates, with a strong interest in research connecting artificial intelligence and cognition. The 2027 program is presented by the Max Planck Institutes in Tübingen and Tübingen AI Center. Its listed areas include machine learning, electrical engineering, theoretical neuroscience, behavioral experiments, and data analysis.

The 2027 application portal opened on 21 October 2026, and the published deadline is 16 November 2026. Interviews are scheduled for January 2027, acceptance notifications for February, and the internship runs from 1 July through 30 September 2027. The program lists a full three-month stipend, travel and accommodation assistance, mentors, cohort events, and a peer network. The stipend amount and assistance limits are not specified in the available information. See the official CaCTüS page for the current application link and instructions.

Cal Grant Program (2026-27 Historical Reference)

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Cal Grant Program (2026-27 Historical Reference)

Archived cycle status and deadline

This page is a historical reference for the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) Cal Grant 2026-27 aid cycle. CSAC’s published financial-aid guidance identifies March 2, 2026 as the state-aid priority deadline and September 2, 2026 for California community-college students. CSAC’s foster-youth guidance also identifies September 2 for foster youth attending a California community college. Both dates have passed. The September date was a deadline for specific student groups, not an extension available to every applicant. The front matter keeps September 2, 2026 as the closed cycle’s actual last listed deadline and marks this page as historical.

CalEITC: California's $3,756 Cash Boost for Working Families

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CalEITC: California’s $3,756 Cash Boost for Working Families

California workers who make low to moderate income can get a refundable state tax credit. This page is a practical guide to help you decide if it is worth claiming, what you need to submit, and what can go wrong.

The most recent figures published by the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB) are for tax year 2025:

up to $3,756 CalEITC
up to $32,900 earned income
plus up to $1,189 Young Child Tax Credit (YCTC)

Which filing cycle are you in?

CalEITC is an ongoing annual credit, not a one-time program with an application window that closes for good. What changes each year is the dollar table and the return you attach it to.

CalFresh (California SNAP)

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CalFresh (California SNAP)

This guide is written for ordinary applicants, not benefits specialists. It explains what CalFresh is, who it is for, what you should prepare, where people commonly go wrong, and what to do next if your case slows down.

CalFresh is California’s state-level SNAP program. SNAP is a federal nutrition assistance program; California delivers it through county social services systems with statewide policy and official program pages on CDSS. If this is your first time applying, the main challenge is usually not “whether you qualify in theory” but “can you move through verification quickly enough.”

California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) Discount

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California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) Discount

At-a-glance summary

What to know	Details
Program type	Ongoing bill discount for qualifying California households (electricity and/or natural gas)
Administering authority	CPUC sets policy and publishes rules; participating utilities process applications and apply discounts
Where to apply	Directly with your utility through utility phone, online intake, in-person partner agencies, or provider-specific web pages
Eligibility path	Income limits or qualifying public-assistance participation
Discount levels	30–35% electricity discount for larger utilities, 20% gas discount; 20% electricity discount for some smaller utilities; reduced electricity Base Services Charge for CARE customers
Official income limits	Effective June 1, 2026 – May 31, 2027
Deadlines	Ongoing utility enrollment; CPUC publishes no statewide application closing date
Ongoing requirement	Keep household/income information current; response to verification may be required
Main reason applications stall	Missing or mismatched documents and account/household details
Next action	Call your utility and ask for the CARE intake method for your exact utility and account type

What CARE is (in plain English)

If you are paying an electric bill, a gas bill, or both in California, CARE is a monthly bill reduction for eligible households. It is not a cash payment, and it is not a loan. The current CPUC guidance describes a 30–35% discount on electric bills and a 20% discount on natural-gas bills, with smaller electric corporations generally offering a 20% electric discount.

California CalWORKs

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California CalWORKs

California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids, usually called CalWORKs, is California’s main cash-aid program for eligible families with children. The California Department of Social Services (CDSS) sets the statewide program framework, while county welfare departments accept applications, verify household facts, determine eligibility, issue aid, and connect participants with services.

This is an active benefits program, not a yearly grant competition. There is no single statewide application deadline or next cohort to wait for. A family can start an application through BenefitsCal or by contacting the county social services agency in the California county where the family lives. The county decides the case under the current rules and the family’s documented circumstances.

California Capital Fellows Programs 2027–2028

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California Capital Fellows Programs 2027–2028

California’s Capital Fellows Programs place participants in the Assembly, Senate, executive branch, or judiciary for 11 months of paid public-service work and academic seminars. Fellows receive a monthly stipend, health benefits, and graduate units through Sacramento State. The 2027–2028 brochures and application page control the exact stipend, start date, degree deadline, recommendation process, and track-specific selection rules.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application and award agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

California Disability Insurance Benefits Guide: Get 70–90% Wage Replacement Up to $1,765 Per Week (File Within 49 Days)

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If you’ve just been told “you need to take time off,” your brain immediately does the math your paycheck used to do for you. Rent. Groceries. Car payment. Childcare. That one subscription you forgot you even had. And suddenly the question isn’t just How do I get better? It’s How do I keep my life from sliding sideways while I do?

California’s State Disability Insurance (SDI) Disability Insurance (DI) Benefits exist for exactly this moment. Not as a pity prize. As a practical, paycheck-like support system that replaces about 70–90% of your wages, from $50 to $1,765 per week, for as long as 52 weeks if you qualify.

California Home Energy Rebates: Current HEEHRA Phase I Guide

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California’s federal home-energy rebate page is not a single, fully open statewide rebate pool. It is a group of programs at different stages of delivery. The California Energy Commission (CEC) is the state agency launching California’s Home Efficiency Rebates (HOMES), Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEEHRA), and Training for Residential Energy Contractors (CA-TREC) programs under the federal Inflation Reduction Act.

The practical status for a household is more specific: HEEHRA Phase I is available for qualifying projects through a TECH-certified and HEEHRA-trained contractor, subject to income verification, equipment rules, an approved reservation, and available funds. HEEHRA Phase II is not yet available. HOMES rebates are also not yet available. Those distinctions matter because a general article or contractor advertisement may describe the federal programs together even though a homeowner cannot apply for every program today.

California LifeLine Program

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California LifeLine Program

Overview

California LifeLine is a California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) affordability program for qualifying households. The benefit is delivered through participating phone companies and can reduce the cost of one qualifying home phone or cell phone service. The CPUC’s current program page also describes a Home Broadband Pilot, so some participating providers may offer an eligible broadband plan or a broadband-and-voice bundle under that pilot. It is not a cash grant and it does not promise a free device; the service, plan, and provider determine what a customer actually receives.

California Middle Class Scholarship

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California Middle Class Scholarship

The California Middle Class Scholarship (MCS) is a state financial aid program administered by the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC). It can help eligible California undergraduates pay the portion of college costs that remains after other grants, scholarships, and the program’s required student contribution factors are considered. The program serves students at University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) campuses and students enrolled in qualifying bachelor’s degree programs at California Community Colleges. CSAC also describes a special MCS treatment for eligible foster youth.

California Paid Family Leave (PFL)

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California Paid Family Leave (PFL)

Overview

California Paid Family Leave (PFL) is a state wage-replacement benefit administered by the Employment Development Department (EDD). It helps an eligible worker replace part of lost wages while taking time away from regular work to bond with a new child, care for a seriously ill family member, or support a family member in the United States armed forces who is deploying to a foreign country. PFL pays benefits; it does not itself provide job protection. Job protection may come from a separate law, such as the Family and Medical Leave Act or California Family Rights Act, or from an employer policy.

Camargo Fellowship 2027–2028: A 10-Week Research Residency in Cassis for Artists, Scholars, and Thinkers

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Camargo Fellowship 2027–2028: A 10-Week Research Residency in Cassis for Artists, Scholars, and Thinkers

The Camargo Fellowship gives its residents a concentrated period to research, experiment, and develop a project in Cassis, on the Mediterranean coast of France. The Camargo Foundation selects artists, scholars, and thinkers for ten-week residencies that emphasize independent work as well as exchange across fields. The 2027–2028 edition covers residencies in autumn 2027 and spring 2028.

Cambridge Resettlement Community Grants: Up to £30,000 for Refugee and Asylum-Seeker Support Projects

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Cambridge Resettlement Community Grants: Up to £30,000 for Refugee and Asylum-Seeker Support Projects

Cambridge City Council’s Resettlement Community Grant supports practical, local projects for people displaced by war, conflict and persecution. It has two funding tiers, but their current application status differs. Tier 1 offers up to £5,000 for a shorter project or one-off event. The council says new Tier 1 applications are temporarily closed from 10:00am on 28 September 2026 and will reopen on 9 November 2026. A grant application already under development in the grants portal can still be submitted during the pause. The same official page also says in its Tier 1 application section that applications are available from 13 October, which conflicts with the closure notice. Since that notice explicitly describes the pause and says when it ends, applicants should check the page and portal before acting on the earlier date. When the fund is open, applications remain open until it is exhausted. Tier 2 offers £5,001 to £30,000 for a project lasting between six and 24 months; its 2026 application window closed at 10:00am on 1 September 2026.

Cambridge Small Community Grants 2027: Up to £5,000 for Local Activities and Projects

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Cambridge Small Community Grants 2027: Up to £5,000 for Local Activities and Projects

Cambridge City Council’s Small Community Grants programme is a practical funding route for voluntary and community groups planning a modest local activity in Cambridge. The 2027 Round 1 window opens on 24 November 2026 and closes at midday on 12 January 2027. Successful Round 1 awards are intended for activities delivered between 1 April 2027 and 31 March 2028.

Cambridge-Africa ALBORADA Research Fund: Archived Call and Applicant Guide

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Cambridge-Africa ALBORADA Research Fund: Archived Call and Applicant Guide

Current status

The 2026 Cambridge-Africa ALBORADA Research Fund call is closed. Its official terms set the application window as 3 June to 3 September 2026, and the 2026 call page repeats the closing date. The Spring 2026 newsletter had previewed an early-June opening; the published terms specify 3 June. The official call, fund overview, and initiatives pages checked do not announce a later application round. The fund overview describes ALBORADA support for the period 2016–2026, but it does not state whether the programme will continue or end after that period. This page is therefore an archive of the 2026 opportunity and its requirements, not an open invitation to apply. Do not use the past deadline as a future submission date or send an application against the closed call.

Camelback Fellowship Winter 2027 (Cohort 18): Historical Program Reference

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Camelback Fellowship Winter 2027 (Cohort 18): Historical Program Reference

Camelback Ventures’ Winter 2027 Fellowship, identified by Camelback as Cohort 18, is a closed application cycle. The official application page currently says that applications are closed and invites interested founders to join its interest form for updates when applications open next year. Camelback has not announced a specific deadline or application window for that next round on the official page. This entry preserves information about the closed Winter 2027 cycle; it is not an invitation to submit an application now.

Cameron Impact Scholarship: Class of 2028

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Cameron Impact Scholarship: Class of 2028

The Bryan Cameron Education Foundation has announced its Cameron Impact Scholarship for the high-school graduating Class of 2028. Applications are scheduled to open on February 1, 2027. The Foundation accepts a maximum of 3,000 completed and eligible applications and says it will close the application when it reaches that limit or on May 1, 2027, whichever happens first. As of this update, the Foundation has announced the cycle but the application window has not opened. May 1, 2027 is the latest scheduled closing date; the Foundation may close the form earlier once it receives 3,000 completed and eligible applications.

Canada child benefit (CCB) - Canada.ca

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Canada child benefit (CCB) - Canada.ca

At a glance

What you want to know	What to expect
Purpose	Monthly, tax-free federal family benefit for children under 18.
Who can apply	People who live with a qualifying child, are primarily responsible, and are residents for tax purposes.
Payment timing	Monthly CRA payments, usually based on calendar month pattern published by CRA; no fixed monthly amount for everyone.
Amount basis	Number and ages of children and adjusted family net income (AFNI) for the base tax year.
Main payment period used for rates here	July 2025 to June 2026 (based on 2024 tax-year income).
Key rates (official for July 2025–June 2026)	Under 6: $7,997/year ($666.41/month). Age 6-17: $6,748/year ($562.33/month).
Related benefits	Child Disability Benefit (CDB) may be included automatically if child qualifies for disability tax credit.
How to apply	No deadline, but apply when events occur (new child, custody starts, etc.) through CRA account, birth registration, or mail.
Biggest admin requirement	File taxes every year, even if income is nil, and keep information up to date with CRA.

What this is, in simple terms

The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is a federal program that puts money in a monthly payment to families to help with the cost of children. It is designed for families with children under 18 who live in the home and meet CRA residency rules.

Canada Foundation for Innovation — Innovation Fund 2027: Research Infrastructure Grants

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Canada Foundation for Innovation — Innovation Fund 2027: Research Infrastructure Grants

Status and current dates

The Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) has opened its 2027 Innovation Fund competition. The full proposal deadline remains February 2, 2027; the competition is still accepting full proposals from projects whose institutions submitted a notice of intent (NOI) by September 29, 2026. That first-stage deadline has passed, and the NOI is required to access the full proposal module in CFI’s Awards Management System. If the institution did not submit an NOI for the project, the project cannot enter this competition now. Teams with a timely NOI should work with their research office on the full proposal and any earlier internal approvals. The CFI’s published timeline places the Board funding decision in November 2027.

Canada Fund for Local Initiatives – Jamaica (2026): Community-Driven Grants of CAD $15,000 to $25,000

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Canada Fund for Local Initiatives – Jamaica (2026): Community-Driven Grants of CAD $15,000 to $25,000

The High Commission of Canada in Jamaica’s 2026 Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) call is closed. The official CFLI country list marks Jamaica Closed and gives the submission deadline as June 12, 2026 at 23:59 (GMT+5). The Jamaica opportunity page says that applications submitted after that deadline will not be considered. This page is therefore a historical reference to the completed 2026 cycle, not an open application listing. No newer Jamaica cycle or replacement deadline is announced on the verified official CFLI pages.

Canada Fund for Local Initiatives – Liberia 2026: Historical Reference, CAD 20,000–49,000 Average Contribution

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Canada Fund for Local Initiatives – Liberia 2026: Historical Reference, CAD 20,000–49,000 Average Contribution

The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) – Liberia 2026 call is closed. Global Affairs Canada’s official Liberia page says that the deadline passed and that applications submitted after March 27, 2026 at 23:59 GMT would not be considered. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2026 call, not an invitation to submit a late application. The current official CFLI country listing includes Liberia’s 2026 call as closed with the same deadline; it does not announce a later Liberia cycle. Readers should wait for a new Liberia-specific notice before preparing a submission for a future round.

Canada Graduate Research Scholarship – Doctoral (CGRS D) 2026–2027: CAD $40,000 a Year for Three Years

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Canada Graduate Research Scholarship – Doctoral (CGRS D) 2026–2027: CAD $40,000 a Year for Three Years

The Canada Graduate Research Scholarship – Doctoral (CGRS D) is the tri-agency doctoral scholarship in the Canada Research Training Awards Suite. The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) administer the program together. The 2026–2027 competition supports doctoral research in health, natural sciences and engineering, and social sciences and humanities, including interdisciplinary work.

Canada Graduate Research Scholarship—Doctoral (CGRS D): $40,000/Year for 3 Years — October 2026 Competition

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Canada Graduate Research Scholarship—Doctoral (CGRS D): $40,000/Year for 3 Years — October 2026 Competition

The Canada Graduate Research Scholarship—Doctoral (CGRS D) is the current federal doctoral competition to use after the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships ended. The 2026 competition is open through the current federal granting-agency process and offers $40,000 per year for three years. It supports research training in health, natural sciences and engineering, and social sciences and humanities, including interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary work.

Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (formerly GST/HST credit) - Canada.ca

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Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (formerly GST/HST credit) - Canada.ca

Overview

The Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB) is the current name for the federal tax benefit formerly called the GST/HST credit. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) replaced the GST/HST credit with the CGEB in July 2026. The eligibility rules, payment calculation, and basic structure remain the same, but the payment amount increased by 25% in July 2026 for five years from 2026 to 2031.

Canada NRC Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP)

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Canada NRC Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP)

IRAP can feel overwhelming because it is not a simple online grant form with a fixed date and a single click application. For many firms it is still the best place to start when they need practical help turning a technical idea into a commercial product. This is why this page is written in plain language and focused on outcomes: whether this is worth your time, and how to move through it efficiently.

Canada Old Age Security (OAS), GIS and Allowances

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Canada’s Old Age Security (OAS), GIS and Allowances: Current Guide

The Old Age Security (OAS) program is a continuing Government of Canada benefit, not a scholarship or a one-time application round. It provides a monthly pension to people aged 65 and older who meet the legal-status and residence requirements. Employment history and Canada Pension Plan contributions are not prerequisites: the official OAS guidance says that a person may receive the pension even if they have never worked, although income can affect the amount through the recovery tax. Service Canada delivers the program, processes applications, issues payments and manages related services.

Canada Postdoctoral Research Award (CPRA) 2027: $70,000 a Year for Up to Two Years of Postdoctoral Research, Held in Canada or Abroad

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Canada Postdoctoral Research Award (CPRA) 2027: $70,000 a Year for Up to Two Years of Postdoctoral Research, Held in Canada or Abroad

The Canada Postdoctoral Research Award (CPRA) is the federal government’s flagship funding program for early-career researchers who have just finished a doctorate and want protected time and money to build an independent research record. It pays $70,000 per year for up to 24 months, and it is administered jointly by Canada’s three federal research funding agencies: the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). Because it spans all three agencies, the CPRA is open to postdoctoral researchers in essentially every field, from biomedical science and engineering to economics, history, and the creative arts.

Canada SR&ED Tax Incentive Guide (2026): 35% Enhanced Credit and $6 Million Limit

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Canada SR&ED Tax Incentive Guide (2026): 35% Enhanced Credit and $6 Million Limit

If your business is spending money on technical development where the outcome is uncertain, SR&ED is often one of the most important tax incentives you can use in Canada. Unlike a grant, SR&ED does not ask you to submit an application before spending, and it is not tied to a fixed budget or a competitive selection process. You do the work first, keep records, and then claim eligible costs on your tax filing. If your work passes the CRA test for eligible R&D, the claim can produce an investment tax credit and a deduction, which can improve your net cost of experimentation.

Canada–G7–Nordic Quantum Technologies Grant 2026 (Historical Reference)

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Canada–G7–Nordic Quantum Technologies Grant 2026 (Historical Reference)

The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) lists the Canada–G7–Nordic call for proposals on quantum technologies as closed. Its published application deadline was September 24, 2026, before 8:00 pm Eastern Time. The official opportunity page does not announce a successor round, so this page is a historical reference to the closed 2026 competition. There is no current application window or new deadline to use.

Canada–Japan 3+2 Call on AI and Automation for Agriculture 2026: Up to ¥58.5 Million per Japanese Team and CAD $600,000 per Canadian SME, With Canadian Registration Closing 26 August 2026

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Canada–Japan 3+2 Call on AI and Automation for Agriculture 2026: Up to ¥58.5 Million per Japanese Team and CAD $600,000 per Canadian SME, With Canadian Registration Closing 26 August 2026

The Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) and the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) opened a joint call on 24 July 2026 for collaborative research that puts artificial intelligence, robotics and automation to work on agricultural productivity and resilience. It runs under JST’s Strategic International Collaborative Research Program (SICORP), which is JST’s standing instrument for bilateral research partnerships, and on the Canadian side through NRC’s international collaborative calls administered alongside NRC IRAP.

Canada’s Top 100 Black Women to Watch 2026: Closed nominations, eligibility, and nomination process

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Canada’s Top 100 Black Women to Watch 2026: Closed nominations, eligibility, and nomination process

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 cycle of Canada’s Top 100 Black Women to Watch, a national recognition program run by Canada International Black Women Excellence (CIBWE). It is not an open application listing. CIBWE’s official nominations page gives the 2026 closing date as May 1, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. That date has passed, and the page does not announce a next nomination round.

Canadian Hillman Prizes: 2027

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Canadian Hillman Prizes: 2027

The Sidney Hillman Foundation says the call for the 2027 Canadian Hillman Prizes will open in November. Entries are due by January 15, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. The foundation expects to select three winning entries. Work must have been published in Canada during 2026 and widely accessible to a Canadian audience. Self-published work is not eligible.

The official nominations page is the source to check when the form opens: 2027 Canadian Hillman Prizes. As of this listing’s update, the foundation has published the next cycle’s deadline and core eligibility, but says the call will open in November. The page does not yet give a specific honorarium amount, judging panel, complete form fields, or a separate submission cutoff before the deadline. Do not assume those details from an earlier year.

Cancer Foundation Finland Grant Call 2026: Historical Record of Major, Research and Dissertation Grants

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Cancer Foundation Finland Grant Call 2026: Historical Record of Major, Research and Dissertation Grants

Status of this opportunity

The Cancer Foundation Finland’s 2026 summer call is closed. The published application period ended on 19 August 2026 at 23:59, and the foundation states that late applications are rejected and that submitted applications cannot be supplemented after the closing time. The official call page continues to describe the 2026 round. It does not publish a later call or a new application deadline, so this page is a historical reference, not an invitation to apply. Do not send an application through the old form expecting the foundation to accept it for the closed round. The next call’s dates and terms should be taken from a new official announcement when the foundation publishes one.

Cancer Research UK Early Detection and Diagnosis Programme Award 2027: Up to £2.5 Million for Five-Year Cancer Research Programmes

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Cancer Research UK Early Detection and Diagnosis Programme Award 2027: Up to £2.5 Million for Five-Year Cancer Research Programmes

Cancer Research UK’s Early Detection and Diagnosis Programme Award is designed for ambitious research programmes that bring several connected work streams together around one cancer-related question. The scheme is a fit for established UK research teams whose work could change how early cancers or pre-cancerous states are found, diagnosed, or acted on. It is not a small pilot grant and it is not intended for a single disconnected experiment. Cancer Research UK describes it as long-term support for integrated programmes of exceptional science, with a line of sight to clinical or population impact.

Canon Collins RMTF Scholarships 2027: Applications Closed

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Canon Collins RMTF Scholarships 2027: Applications Closed

The Canon Collins Trust’s RMTF Scholarships for Postgraduate Study supported Master’s and PhD study at South African universities for the 2027 academic round. The linked application portal explicitly says applications are closed, and the official scholarship page does not announce a later round. Its Stage 1 deadline was extended to 21 August 2026 at 16:00 SAST. That date has passed, so this page is a historical reference to the 2027 opportunity, not an invitation to submit a new application. The linked 2027 guidelines PDF still gives the earlier 14 August deadline in its timetable; the scholarship page’s explicit extension is the later deadline used here.

Canon Foundation in Europe Research Fellowship — 2027 Historical Reference

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Canon Foundation in Europe Research Fellowship — 2027 Historical Reference

Current status

This page records the Canon Foundation in Europe Research Fellowship round for research periods beginning in 2027. The round is closed. Canon’s official application portal states that applications had to be submitted by September 15, 2026 at 23:59 Central European Time. It allowed applicants to upload missing reference letters or a host confirmation until September 30, 2026 at 23:59 CET, after which the upload function closed. The portal now labels registration closed. As of October 3, 2026, the official portal does not announce a later round or give a new deadline. Treat this page as an archive of the 2027 call, not as an invitation to apply now.

Canon Oceania Grants Program 2026

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Canon Oceania Grants Program 2026

Current status

The 2026 Canon Oceania Grants Program is complete. Applications closed on June 14, 2026. Canon’s judges selected finalists, the public voting stage took place in July, and Canon announced the winners for both regional programs on August 17, 2026. There is no open application form for this cycle and no later 2026 submission window. This page is therefore a historical reference, rather than an active funding listing.

Canva Africa Design Challenge: Historical Reference

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Canva Africa Design Challenge: Historical Reference

The Canva Africa Design Challenge is complete. Canva has not announced another Africa-wide round on the verified destination, so this page is an archive and there is no application to submit. The old URL still works, but it now presents a different campaign for Kenya. A successful web response means the address is reachable; it does not mean the former regional challenge has reopened.

CAORC-WARC Faculty Development Seminar in Senegal 2027: A Fully Funded Three-Week Study Program in Dakar for U.S. College Faculty and Administrators

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CAORC-WARC Faculty Development Seminar in Senegal 2027: A Fully Funded Three-Week Study Program in Dakar for U.S. College Faculty and Administrators

Historical status

The application round for the 2027 CAORC-WARC Overseas Faculty Development Seminar in Senegal is closed. CAORC’s official page lists September 4, 2026 as the application deadline and September 8, 2026 as the recommendation-letter deadline. The same calendar lists November 15, 2026 for review notifications and January 3–23, 2027 for program dates. Those are the dates for this archived cycle, not an invitation to submit a late application. CAORC has not announced a later Senegal application round on the official program page. Anyone looking for a future opportunity should check CAORC’s current seminars page or contact its fellowship staff; this entry does not assume that another Senegal seminar will run.

Capacity Building: Clinical Research Training Fellowship (MRC)

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Capacity Building: Clinical Research Training Fellowship (MRC)

If your clinical path has paused your research momentum for several years, this is one of the few UK fellowship routes explicitly designed for that moment: reacquiring research skills, not starting over as a beginner. The Capacity Building: Clinical Research Training Fellowship (CRTF) is a Medical Research Council route hosted in the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) system. Its purpose is practical and clear: support registered healthcare professionals with a PhD who want to re-enter the clinical research track with a credible training and publication pathway and a structured project that strengthens a long-term academic career.

CaribOx Travel Grants 2027

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CaribOx Travel Grants 2027

The 2027 CaribOx Travel Grant call is closed. Its published application deadline was Tuesday, 15 September 2026 at 17:00 UK time. The official page still contains “now open” language, but the date stated in that same call has passed. This page preserves the 2027 terms as a historical reference; it is not an invitation to submit an application now.

The Caribbean Oxford Initiative (CaribOx) is a University of Oxford programme administered by TORCH. Its travel grants support short research visits and collaboration between researchers based at Caribbean institutions and Oxford researchers. The official 2027 call said it would award at least two grants. No later travel-grant call or deadline is published on the official opportunity page. CaribOx’s FAQ says the schemes are intended to continue in subsequent years, while also saying that later closing deadlines had not been confirmed. Check the official opportunities page or contact CaribOx for any future announcement; do not rely on the dates or forms from this closed call for a later round.

Carlsberg Foundation Autumn Call 2026: Basic Research Grants and Fellowships in Denmark

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Carlsberg Foundation Autumn Call 2026: Basic Research Grants and Fellowships in Denmark

The Carlsberg Foundation’s Autumn Call 2026 was a portfolio of competitive grants for independent basic research. Its published call notice gave a common closing date of 1 September 2026. That date has passed, and the 2026 application window is closed. This page is a historical guide to the round and is not an invitation to submit an application now.

CARN/Bochco Pangolin Conservation Grant (Historical Reference; Up to US$10,000)

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CARN/Bochco Pangolin Conservation Grant (Historical Reference; Up to US$10,000)

The CARN/Bochco Pangolin Conservation Grant supported African graduate students and early-career professionals conducting research to improve pangolin conservation. The Conservation Action Research Network (CARN) established the program in 2026 to address research and funding gaps for African pangolins. Its official program page now says the grant is closed. The official flyer gives 1 August 2026 as the application deadline, and CARN has not announced a subsequent application cycle on the program page. This page records the completed call; it is not an invitation to apply now.

Carnegie China Young Ambassadors Internships 2026: How to Apply to a Paid, Rolling-Window Internship in Singapore

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Carnegie China Young Ambassadors Internships 2026: How to Apply to a Paid, Rolling-Window Internship in Singapore

Carnegie China’s Young Ambassadors Internships are one of the clearest examples of a high-profile international policy internship where the competition is mostly about fit and execution, not a mystery application format. Carnegie explicitly says the program is accepting applications on a rolling basis and that internships are paid, with placements arranged by project and organizational priorities. It is not a one-week test program or a one-line “send your CV and pray” process. It is an application process where track selection (Research vs Communications), material quality, and fit with Carnegie’s internal workflow matter a lot.

Carnegie Hall Ensemble Connect Fellowship 2027–2029: $37,600 Stipend, Health Benefits and Performance Training

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Carnegie Hall Ensemble Connect Fellowship 2027–2029: $37,600 Stipend, Health Benefits and Performance Training

Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect Fellowship is a paid, two-season professional development opportunity for classical musicians who want a broader performing life. The program combines chamber music, public-school residencies, community performances, professional development and regular work with peers and arts leaders. The 2027–2029 application is open now through December 1, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.

This is a highly specific opportunity. It is not a general music scholarship, a short summer festival or an open call for every kind of musician. Carnegie Hall is accepting applications only for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, trombone, percussion, piano, violin, viola, cello and bass. Applicants must have earned an undergraduate degree or equivalent by September 1, 2027. A graduate degree is preferred, but the published eligibility rule does not make a graduate degree mandatory.

Carolyn Bailey Argento Fellowship for Vocal Performance 2027: Historical Reference

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Carolyn Bailey Argento Fellowship for Vocal Performance 2027: Historical Reference

Closed cycle: The National Opera Association (NOA) accepted applications for its 2027 Carolyn Bailey Argento Fellowship through the 2027 Carolyn Bailey Argento Vocal Competition. The published application deadline was October 1, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time, and that deadline has passed. This page preserves the rules and schedule for that cycle; it is not an open application. NOA has not posted a date for a subsequent fellowship round. Its fellowships page says future rounds will be announced as funding becomes available and recipients complete their degree programs.

Carr-Ryan Center Fellowship at Harvard Kennedy School: 2027–2028 Cohort Guide

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Current status: the 2026–2027 cohort is closed, and this page is a historical reference. Harvard Kennedy School’s Carr-Ryan Center for Human Rights states plainly on its fellowship page that “applications for the Carr Center Fellowship’s 2026–2027 cohort are now closed,” and that applicants should “expect applications for the 2027–2028 cohort to open in December 2026.” The 2026–2027 round had an application deadline of February 22, 2026. No deadline has been published for the 2027–2028 round — only the month the window is expected to open.

Carr-Ryan Center Technology and Human Rights Fellowship: Historical Reference

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The 2026–2027 cohort is closed and this page is a historical reference. Harvard Kennedy School’s Carr-Ryan Center states plainly on the official fellowship page that applications for this cohort are closed and says to expect applications for the 2027–2028 cohort to open in December 2026. The Center announced the closed round’s February 22, 2026 deadline in its official application announcement. Harvard has not published a specific opening date or deadline for the next round, so there is no active application to submit now; use the preparation guidance below, then re-check the official page when the next call appears.

Cartier Women’s Initiative Awards 2027: $30,000–$100,000 Grants for Women-Led Impact Businesses (Historical Reference)

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Cartier Women’s Initiative Awards 2027: $30,000–$100,000 Grants for Women-Led Impact Businesses (Historical Reference)

Historical reference: applications for the 2027 edition are closed, and no later application cycle has been announced on Cartier’s official program pages. The Regional Awards and Science & Technology Pioneer Award accepted applications from April 16, 2026 until June 16, 2026 at 2:00 PM CEST (GMT+2). Cartier’s official awards and About pages say the 2027 applications are closed. This page preserves the completed cycle’s verified terms for applicants who submitted and for founders assessing a future round; it is not an open call. The next deadline is unknown, so this archive does not project one from prior years.

Casa África Purorrelato Micro-story Competition 2026: Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Casa África Purorrelato Micro-story Competition 2026 is a closed writing contest, not an open application opportunity. Casa África’s official event page identifies this as the 12th edition of Purorrelato and records an application window from 16 January 2026 through 16 April 2026. The final submission time was 14:00 (GMT +0) on the closing date. The official page has since been updated with links to the prize resolution, winning stories, the 50 highest-scoring works, and the definitive and provisional admission lists.

Cash Assistance

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Cash assistance can be direct monthly support, emergency payments, tax credits, rebates, refunds, child or family benefits, senior benefits, disability-related payments, disaster support, or income supplements. These programs can make a major difference, but they are also highly rule-dependent.

The first question is whether the program is still active. Some cash programs are temporary, tied to a fiscal year, or funded until money runs out. Others are permanent benefits with recurring eligibility checks. If a page references an old cycle, look for the current agency page before assuming the benefit is available.

CBCF Congressional Internships 2027

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CBCF Congressional Internships 2027

The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation offers paid internship cohorts that place emerging leaders in congressional offices and expose them to federal policymaking, professional development, and CBCF programming. Cohort names, academic-stage rules, term dates, stipend amounts, housing provisions, and deadlines can differ. Applicants must use the current internship page and selected cohort notice rather than treating every CBCF placement as identical.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application and award agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

CBE JU 2026 Call: Historical Reference for Circular Bioeconomy Grants

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) 2026 call for proposals is closed. CBE JU’s official 2026 call page records the call details, while its open-calls page says there are no open calls and points visitors to the closed-call archive, which lists 2026. The submission deadline was 22 September 2026 at 17:00 CET, as stated on CBE JU’s official call page. CBE JU reported that 272 proposals were submitted by that deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference to the completed cycle, not an invitation to apply to it.

CBE JU 2026: HORIZON-JU-CBE-2026 Call for Project Proposals

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CBE JU 2026: HORIZON-JU-CBE-2026 Call for Project Proposals

Historical reference: the 2026 submission window is closed

This page records the 2026 call for proposals of the Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU), identifier HORIZON-JU-CBE-2026. It is no longer an open funding opportunity. CBE JU reports that 272 project proposals were submitted by the published deadline of 22 September 2026, requesting €1.65 billion against a total call budget of €170.7 million. The programme office was to check admissibility and eligibility and then arrange independent expert evaluation. Applicants were expected to receive evaluation results in January 2027, with grant agreements expected to be signed in May 2027 after preparation. Those are the published milestones for this round, not dates for a new application window. See the CBE JU call page and its submission results announcement.

CDC Evaluation Fellowship Class of 2027

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CDC Evaluation Fellowship Class of 2027

The CDC Evaluation Fellowship is a two-year, full-time training and service-learning program. Fellows develop evaluation skills through public-health projects with a host program, receive mentorship, and plan professional development around their goals and assignment. The Class of 2027 application is scheduled to open October 26, 2026, and close January 7, 2027, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. The fellowship begins August 9, 2027. The official CDC pages linked below provide the application and eligibility instructions.

CDC Public Health Informatics Fellowship Program Class of 2027: Two-Year Paid Informatics Fellowship

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CDC Public Health Informatics Fellowship Program Class of 2027: Two-Year Paid Informatics Fellowship

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is accepting applications for the Public Health Informatics Fellowship Program (PHIFP) Class of 2027. This is a two-year, full-time paid fellowship for professionals who can connect public health practice with computer science, data science, information systems, statistics, engineering, or related fields. Fellows are assigned to CDC host sites, receive competency-based training, and work on projects that improve the way public health agencies collect, manage, evaluate, and use information.

CDC Steven M. Teutsch Prevention Effectiveness (PE) Fellowship 2027: Two-Year GS-12 Paid Postdoc in Health Economics, Decision Science, and Disease Modeling

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If you want a postdoctoral position that puts you at the intersection of policy, dollars, and population health, the CDC Steven M. Teutsch Prevention Effectiveness (PE) Fellowship is one of the few programs that actually delivers that mix. This is a two-year, intensely practical fellowship placed mostly at CDC headquarters in Atlanta, where fellows work on projects that quantify the health and economic impacts of public health decisions. In plain English: you’ll use math, data, and economic reasoning to answer questions like “Which vaccine strategy saves the most lives per dollar?” or “Is screening worth the cost?” and your answers can influence national policy.

CDFI Fund Financial Assistance Awards (FY 2025 Historical Reference)

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CDFI Fund Financial Assistance Awards (FY 2025 Historical Reference)

Status: the FY 2025 round is closed

This page is an archive entry for the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund) FY 2025 CDFI Program Financial Assistance round. It is not a current application listing. The CDFI Fund’s current CDFI Program application page still identifies the linked NOFA, application guidance, and supplemental materials as belonging to the FY 2025 round; it does not show a successor-round opening or deadline. The page lists March 21, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time as the deadline for the FA or TA application through AMIS. That general application deadline has passed, and there is no open FY 2026 CDFI Program FA application or newly announced application deadline to report.

CDM to Article 6.4 Transition Process: Closed Deadlines and UNFCCC Guidance

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

This page is a historical reference, not an open grant call. The official UNFCCC material does not describe a programme that awards USD $150,000–$500,000 to project developers. It describes the rules and support resources for moving eligible Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) activities into the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism (PACM), also called the Article 6.4 mechanism. No fixed cash award is advertised on the official source.

The transition-request window is closed. The latest deadline in the official process was 31 December 2025 for CDM afforestation and reforestation (A/R) project activities, programmes of activities (PoAs), and component project activities (CPAs) in those PoAs. For other CDM project activities and PoAs, the request deadline was 31 December 2023. The UNFCCC FAQ says that a transition request cannot be submitted after the applicable deadline. It does not announce a new application round.

CDTI NEOTEC Technology Startup Grant

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CDTI NEOTEC Technology Startup Grant

This page is a historical reference for the NEOTEC 2026 call run by the Centro para el Desarrollo Tecnológico y la Innovación (CDTI). The official CDTI page states that the call is closed. Applications were accepted from 14 April 2026 through 14 May 2026 at 12:00 noon, peninsular time. No later application date is announced on the official NEOTEC page, so this entry does not present the closed call as an opportunity that can still be submitted.

Cecil Renaud Overseas Scholarship 2027 (UK Postgraduate Study)

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Cecil Renaud Overseas Scholarship 2027 (UK Postgraduate Study)

This page records the Cecil Renaud Overseas Scholarship for study beginning in 2027. The application deadline published by the Cecil Renaud Educational and Charitable Trust was 30 September 2026. That deadline has passed. The Trust’s official application page still describes that 2027 round and does not announce a later application cycle, so this page is a historical reference rather than an invitation to submit an application now. Applicants interested in a future award should check the Trust’s own application page for a new notice before relying on dates or requirements from this closed round.

CEF-E-2026-PCI-PMI Call: Cross-Border Energy Infrastructure Studies and Works (Closed 30 September 2026)

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CEF-E-2026-PCI-PMI Call: Cross-Border Energy Infrastructure Studies and Works (Closed 30 September 2026)

This page is a historical reference to CINEA’s 2026 Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Energy call for proposals for Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) and Projects of Mutual Interest (PMIs). CINEA’s announcement states that the call closed on 30 September 2026. The application window has ended; this page does not offer an open route to submit a proposal. The official call announcement remains useful for verifying the scope and budget of that round, while the Funding & Tenders Portal topic pages are the authoritative records for its works and studies topics.

Center for African Studies Visiting Fellowships 2027 (Historical Reference)

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Center for African Studies Visiting Fellowships 2027 (Historical Reference)

The 2027 Center for African Studies Visiting Fellowships at the University of California, Berkeley are a closed call. The official Berkeley announcement says that submissions closed on April 17, 2026. The Center’s current CAS Fellowships page lists deadlines for its 2026 awards and retains a general description of Visiting Fellowships, but it does not announce a later Visiting Fellowship cycle, deadline, or application instructions. This page therefore remains a historical reference for the 2027 round rather than an active invitation to apply. Berkeley’s announcement still links to the old Google Form, but the form’s sign-in redirect does not announce a new round or show that applications are being accepted.

Center for Community Health Equity Accelerator Fellowship 2027 (Closed Cycle): Up to $13,000 for Minnesota Health Equity Projects

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Center for Community Health Equity Accelerator Fellowship 2027 (Closed Cycle): Up to $13,000 for Minnesota Health Equity Projects

The 2027 Accelerator Fellowship run by the Center for Community Health Equity (CCHE) at M Health Fairview is a completed application cycle. The official program page publishes a submission deadline of Thursday, October 1, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Central time. That date has passed, and the official page does not announce late submissions or a later cutoff. It also does not announce a subsequent cohort. This page preserves the verified terms of the 2027 opportunity for reference; it is not an open application invitation. Check the official CCHE page for any future announcement before preparing an application.

Centre for Quantum Commercialisation Skills

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Centre for Quantum Commercialisation Skills

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 Centre for Quantum Commercialisation Skills funding opportunity. The official Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) page now marks the opportunity Closed. It does not announce a replacement round or a new application window. The published closing date for this cycle was 14 July 2026 at 4:00 pm UK time, so organisations cannot submit a new application to this call.

CEPF Mediterranean Basin Large Grants 2026: Historical Reference for the US$50,000–US$180,000 Call

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CEPF Mediterranean Basin Large Grants 2026: Historical Reference for the US$50,000–US$180,000 Call

Status

CEPF’s large-grant letter-of-inquiry call for the Mediterranean Basin Biodiversity Hotspot is closed. CEPF’s official closed-calls listing records the call as closed on Friday, 18 September 2026. The official open-calls listing does not announce a successor Mediterranean Basin large-grant round. This page is therefore an archive of the 2026 opportunity, not an invitation to apply. Do not submit materials to ConservationGrants for this closed call. Applicants looking for current funding should consult CEPF’s live open-calls page and rely on the requirements and dates published for each new opportunity.

CETPartnership Joint Call 2026: Over €84 Million From Around 35 Funding Organisations for Transnational Clean Energy Projects, With Pre-Proposals Closing 8 October 2026

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CETPartnership Joint Call 2026: Over €84 Million From Around 35 Funding Organisations for Transnational Clean Energy Projects, With Pre-Proposals Closing 8 October 2026

The Clean Energy Transition Partnership is the mechanism through which national and regional energy research funders across Europe pool money into one competition instead of running thirty separate ones. Its Joint Call 2026 launched on 26 May 2026, opened for submissions on 8 June 2026, and carries a total indicative budget of over €84 million committed by around 35 national and regional funding organisations from around 30 countries. Pre-proposals are due at 14:00 CEST on 8 October 2026.

CFA Institute Access Scholarship 2027: Apply for the August Exam Window

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CFA Institute Access Scholarship 2027: Apply for the August Exam Window

The CFA Institute Access Scholarship is a fee reduction for people who may have difficulty paying the full cost of CFA Program exam registration. The 1 September 2026 date belongs to the May 2027 exam window, whose scholarship application period is now marked closed; it is not the deadline for the current listing. CFA Institute has announced an August 2027 round: applications open on 3 November 2026 and close on 23 November 2026, with 18 December 2026 listed as the decision date. The application portal is scheduled to open on 3 November 2026; applications are not open yet. CFA Institute also publishes a later November 2027 exam window, with its scholarship application period scheduled for February and March 2027.

CfI: Advanced Connectivity Technologies (ACT) Call 1: 2026 Historical Funding Reference

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CfI: Advanced Connectivity Technologies (ACT) Call 1: 2026 Historical Funding Reference

Innovate UK’s CfI: Advanced Connectivity Technologies (ACT) Call 1 is a closed funding opportunity. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) page records the call as Closed, with an opening date of 1 April 2026 and a closing date of 3 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time. This page is therefore an archive reference for the completed call, not an invitation to submit a new application.

CfI: Boosting Fathers' Engagement to Improve Child Outcomes

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CfI: Boosting Fathers’ Engagement to Improve Child Outcomes

UKRI currently marks this Innovate UK Contracts for Innovation competition as closed. Its official opportunity page and linked Innovation Funding Service record show that phase 1 opened on 5 May 2026 and closed on 10 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The IFS record lists feedback for 6 July 2026 and applicant notifications for 22 July 2026, with contracts and project starts from 1 August 2026. The official competition describes later phases as conditional on phase 1 outcomes and separate applications by successful phase 1 applicants; it does not announce a new phase 1 cycle or an open phase 2 application. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open listing. The phase 1 budget was up to £2,000,000 inclusive of VAT, subject to sufficient high-quality applications; contracts were between £200,000 and £500,000 each, inclusive of VAT.

CFJ Fellowship 2027: Paid Legal Advocacy Placement for Early-Career African Women Lawyers

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CFJ Fellowship 2027: Paid Legal Advocacy Placement for Early-Career African Women Lawyers

The Clooney Foundation for Justice (CFJ) has opened applications for its 2027 CFJ Fellowship, a paid, full-time legal advocacy placement for an early-career African woman lawyer. The fellowship runs from January through December 2027 and places Fellows in a human rights organization, university legal aid clinic, or government legal institution in Kenya, Malawi, South Africa, or The Gambia. Applications close on October 20, 2026, at 12 p.m. South Africa Standard Time (SAST).

Chafee Foster Care Program: Up to $5,000/Year for College

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Chafee Foster Care Program: Up to $5,000/Year for College

The John H. Chafee Foster Care Program for Successful Transition to Adulthood is a federal program for young people who are in foster care or have experienced foster care. It is not one national scholarship with one application form. The Administration for Children and Families, through the Children’s Bureau, provides funding to states and participating Tribes. Those agencies decide how to deliver services, which local partners help applicants, what documents are required, and when their Education and Training Voucher (ETV) intake is open.

Chain Reaction Innovations Cohort 2027: $115,000-a-Year Deep-Tech Fellowship at Argonne

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Chain Reaction Innovations Cohort 2027: $115,000-a-Year Deep-Tech Fellowship at Argonne

Chain Reaction Innovations (CRI) is opening its 2027 cohort to technical founders who need more than a conventional accelerator can provide. The two-year fellowship embeds selected innovators at Argonne National Laboratory, where they can develop an early-stage science or energy technology with access to national-laboratory researchers, equipment, facilities, and business mentors. The current program announcement lists a stipend of $115,000 per year for two years, healthcare benefits, and non-dilutive funding to help de-risk and scale the technology. Argonne and the U.S. Department of Energy do not take an equity stake in participating startups.

Charles Wallace India Trust Writing Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference

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Charles Wallace India Trust Writing Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference

The Charles Wallace India Trust Writing Fellowship 2027 offered one writer from India up to twelve weeks to concentrate on a creative writing project at the University of Kent in Canterbury. The fellowship was hosted by Kent’s School of Classics, English and History and was intended for a writer able to explain what they wanted to produce during the visit, why Kent was a useful place to do that work, and how the experience would strengthen their writing after returning to India.

CHCI Congressional Internship Program 2027

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CHCI Congressional Internship Program 2027

The CHCI Congressional Internship Program gives emerging Latino leaders paid experience in congressional offices alongside leadership development, policy learning, and a national cohort. CHCI has offered spring, summer, and fall terms with cohort-specific eligibility and benefits. The current application controls stipend, housing and transportation support, academic standing, lawful-presence rules, term dates, and deadlines.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application, employment terms, and fellowship agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

Chemical Process Systems (PD 26-367Y): NSF 2026-Open Grant Window for Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

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Chemical Process Systems (PD 26-367Y): NSF 2026-Open Grant Window for Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

The NSF Chemical Process Systems program is one of the most flexible ways to propose high-impact chemistry and chemical engineering research in 2026 and beyond. The program page is published as a continuously open 2026 opportunity: full proposals are accepted at any time, and the program is explicitly tied to the NSF 24-1 proposal framework for NSF Engineering (ENG), CBET, and program-specific submission routing.

Chevening Scholarship 2027/28: Full Tuition plus Stipend to Study a One‑Year Master’s in the UK

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Chevening Scholarship 2027/28: Full Tuition plus Stipend to Study a One‑Year Master’s in the UK

Chevening is the UK government’s international scholarship programme, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office. It pays for a one-year taught master’s in the UK for people who already have a track record of leadership at home and a concrete plan to use the degree when they go back. It is not a small partial grant that leaves you to find the rest. It is a full package — tuition, a monthly stipend, flights, visa costs — attached to a selection process that scrutinises your judgement as much as your transcript.

Chicago Utility Billing Relief (UBR) Program

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Chicago Utility Billing Relief (UBR) Program

The Chicago Utility Billing Relief (UBR) Program is a city program for qualifying Chicago homeowners who live in the property and need help making water and sewer charges more affordable. It is not a general cash grant and it is not a one-time payment. It is a billing relief program tied to your utility account, and the biggest reason to look at it is simple: if your household qualifies, it can reduce the cost of current bills right away and may also help with older unpaid city utility debt after you stay in the program for a full year.

Chicana Latina Foundation Leadership & Scholarship Program 2026 — Historical Reference

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Chicana Latina Foundation Leadership & Scholarship Program 2026 — Historical Reference

The 2026 application cycle is closed. The official Chicana Latina Foundation program page says that the 2026 cycle is now closed and tells readers to return to the website for updates. It does not publish a new application window or a new deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 Leadership & Scholarship Program, not an invitation to submit a late application.

Child and Adult Care Food Program: USDA Meal Reimbursements for Care Providers

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Child and Adult Care Food Program: USDA Meal Reimbursements for Care Providers

The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is a federal meal-reimbursement program administered by state agencies with oversight from the USDA Food and Nutrition Service (FNS). It helps eligible care providers recover part of the cost of serving meals and snacks that meet CACFP nutrition and recordkeeping rules. This is not a one-time award with a national application deadline. A provider normally applies through the state or sponsoring organization responsible for its type of facility, then claims reimbursement for eligible meals served after approval.

Child Care Access Means Parents in School Program (CCAMPIS) | FY 2026 Historical Reference | U.S. Department of Education

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Child Care Access Means Parents in School Program (CCAMPIS) | FY 2026 Historical Reference | U.S. Department of Education

CCAMPIS is one of those programs that makes immediate sense once you see the problem it is built to solve. Many college students are also parents, and for them the biggest barrier to staying enrolled is often not academic ability. It is child care. Classes run at inconvenient hours, internships do not line up with day care schedules, and a surprise child care bill can derail a semester. CCAMPIS exists to help institutions of higher education reduce that pressure by funding campus-based child care and related supports for low-income student parents.

Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Child Care Assistance: A Practical Guide for U.S. Families

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Child care assistance through the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) is a live public benefit pathway for families who need help paying for care while a parent or caregiver works or attends school. The important update is that CCDF is not a single national application with one award amount or one closing date. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families, through the Office of Child Care, supports the system, while states and territories operate the family-facing assistance programs.

Child Care Scholarship Program | Division of Early Childhood

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Maryland’s Child Care Scholarship (CCS) Program helps eligible families pay for child care and early education. The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE), through its Division of Early Childhood, manages the program with the centralized Child Care Scholarship Central 2 vendor, also called CCS Central 2. Older materials may call the same benefit Child Care Subsidy, Purchase of Care, or a voucher.

There is an important current limitation. The official program page says that CCS is operating with a waitlist because demand is greater than available funding. It also says that MSDE has begun awarding scholarships to a small number of families on that waitlist as spaces become available. Families experiencing homelessness may now be eligible if they meet the other program rules. This means the application route is still active, but submitting an application does not promise an immediate award or an open child care slot.

Child Tax Credit | Internal Revenue Service (2025 Tax Year)

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Child Tax Credit | Internal Revenue Service (2025 Tax Year)

The Internal Revenue Service currently describes the Child Tax Credit (CTC) for tax year 2025. This is a federal tax credit claimed with an income tax return, not a grant, scholarship, cash-assistance application, or competitive award. The IRS says a qualifying taxpayer may claim the CTC even if they do not normally file a tax return, but filing the return is the route through which the credit is claimed.

Child Tax Credit | Minnesota Department of Revenue

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Minnesota Child Tax Credit

The Minnesota Child Tax Credit is a refundable state income-tax credit for families with qualifying children. The Minnesota Department of Revenue says an eligible filer may receive up to $1,750 per qualifying child, with no limit on the number of children claimed. Because the credit is refundable, a family may receive a refund even when it does not owe Minnesota income tax.

This is not a stand-alone grant application or a monthly benefit application. The claim is made through a Minnesota Individual Income Tax Return. The Department’s official page currently publishes the rules and forms for 2025 Minnesota returns. Most people were required to file that return by April 15, 2026. The Department also says a taxpayer who cannot complete the return on time may file by October 15, 2026 to avoid a late-filing penalty. That later filing route is why this page uses a rolling deadline: late eligible claims are still being accepted during the published filing period. Rolling does not mean that every payment or tax balance can be delayed without consequences. Tax owed was still due by the regular due date, and late filing can affect the option to receive advance payments.

Children’s Cancer CoLab Transformative Therapies Impact Program: Historical 2026–2027 Australian Childhood-Cancer Research Funding

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Children’s Cancer CoLab Transformative Therapies Impact Program: Historical 2026–2027 Australian Childhood-Cancer Research Funding

This page is a historical reference for Children’s Cancer CoLab’s 2026–2027 Transformative Therapies funding round. CoLab’s funding opportunities page says applications for Transformative Therapies have closed for 2026. A CoLab funding information session announcement for the 2026–2027 round said Expressions of Interest would open on 15 August 2026, while the program page still carries a notice saying applications will open soon. The current status page confirms closure, so the round documented here should be treated as completed. CoLab has not announced a subsequent round or a new closing date. Researchers should not use the earlier round’s date as a deadline for any future application.

Children’s Commissioner’s Ambassadors Programme 2026–2027 (Historical Reference): Represent Young People Across England

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This page is a historical record of the Children’s Commissioner for England’s 2026–2027 Youth Ambassadors intake. The archived application form gives the closing time as 23:59 on Sunday 11 January 2026. The Commissioner’s current programme page introduces the selected ambassadors, and the office’s 2026–27 business plan describes this cohort’s work during that year. The application window is closed. The official recruitment announcement explicitly called this the Commissioner’s third and final group, and the official programme page now presents the 2026–2027 cohort rather than an open call; no later intake is announced.

Chile Pension Garantizada Universal (Universal Guaranteed Pension)

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Chile Pensión Garantizada Universal (PGU)

The Pensión Garantizada Universal, usually called the PGU, is a monthly Chilean pension benefit paid by the Instituto de Previsión Social (IPS). The current ChileAtiende service page describes it as a benefit for people aged 65 or older who meet the legal requirements, whether they are already pensioned or continue working. It is not an annual competition with a closing date. Eligible people can check their status and request the benefit on an ongoing basis through ChileAtiende and the other channels listed below.

China Torch High-Tech Industrial Development Program

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China Torch High-Tech Industrial Development Program

This is a historical reference, not an open national grant call. The Torch Center and the competition portal describe several distinct policy, service, and competition routes; “Torch Program” is not one grant with a universal application form, award amount, or deadline.

The latest dated national company competition covered by the official material reviewed for this page is the 14th China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition. The Torch Center’s official service page gives the local-stage registration deadline as 2025-06-15. The competition portal’s notices report that the 14th edition’s national final and awards concluded in December 2025. The official competition portal presents 14th-edition notices, and I found no announcement for a 15th edition. The date in the front matter is the closed registration date for that specific historical route, not a live deadline and not a date shared by every Torch service. The 14th-edition conditions and steps below are historical guidance only; applicants should use a future edition’s own notice if one is published.

Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC / CGS): 2026/2027 Historical Reference

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Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC / CGS): 2026/2027 Historical Reference

Status: historical reference, not an open call

The 2026/2027 Chinese Government Scholarship cycle is closed. The deadline recorded in this archive is 2026-02-15, the closing date published in the official Chinese Embassy notice for Trinidad and Tobago. That date is a real country-specific deadline, not a universal deadline for every applicant. Chinese embassies, consulates, universities, and other receiving agencies set their own closing dates, and several closed earlier or later.

Chizi Wigwe Prize for African Futurism 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed $15,000 Award

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Chizi Wigwe Prize for African Futurism 2026: Historical Reference

The inaugural Chizi Wigwe Prize for African Futurism offered a $15,000 award to an African artist or creative whose original work responded to the theme “Africa in 2100.” The programme was announced by the 1952 Africa Foundation, in partnership with the HOW Foundation, as a way to support artistic visions of the continent’s future.

This page is now a historical reference. The official 1952 Africa Foundation programme page records a submission deadline of March 31, 2026, and the linked Google Form now resolves to a closed form. The official page does not announce a later cycle or a new application deadline. There is therefore no current application window to join through the link below, and this entry does not invent one.

Christine and Stephen Procter International Fellowship 2027: A$6,000 and a Four-Week ANU Glass Residency

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Christine and Stephen Procter International Fellowship 2027: A$6,000 and a Four-Week ANU Glass Residency

The Christine and Stephen Procter International Fellowship gives one practising artist based outside Australia the chance to spend four weeks at The Australian National University (ANU) School of Art and Design in Canberra. The 2027 fellow will work in the Glass Workshop between 2 March and 23 April 2027, developing a defined project through research, making, and technical experimentation. The award includes A$6,000 toward travel, on-campus accommodation, studio space, scheduled use of equipment, and limited supplies.

Chrysalis Award for Emerging Ceramic Artists 2026: A $5,000 Prize From the James Renwick Alliance for Craft

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Chrysalis Award for Emerging Ceramic Artists 2026: A $5,000 Prize From the James Renwick Alliance for Craft

Historical reference: the 2026 application is closed

The James Renwick Alliance for Craft (JRACraft) opened its 2026 Chrysalis Award to emerging artists working in ceramics. The published application deadline was August 23, 2026, which has passed. JRACraft’s official award and application pages continue to describe that 2026 cycle; the pages checked for this update do not announce a later application round. This page is therefore an archive of the documented 2026 opportunity, not an open call. Do not treat the former application link as evidence that late applications are accepted. Artists interested in a future round should check JRACraft’s official Chrysalis page for an announcement.

Chula LINK Scholarship 2026: Fully Funded Graduate Study at Chulalongkorn University

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Chula LINK Scholarship 2026: Fully Funded Graduate Study at Chulalongkorn University

This page is a historical reference for the first-semester, Academic Year 2026 round of the Chulalongkorn Leaders in International Networks and Knowledge Scholarship, usually called the Chula LINK Scholarship. The official Office of International Affairs and Global Network (OIA) page marks the call Closed. The published application window was March 20 to May 24, 2026, so this page must not be read as an invitation to submit a new application.

Churchill Fellowship 2027: Individual Grant for UK Citizens to Research Overseas or Online

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Churchill Fellowship 2027: Individual Grant for UK Citizens to Research Overseas or Online

The Churchill Fellowship is a practical research and learning grant for people in the United Kingdom who want to find better ways of tackling a problem at home. The 2027 cohort is not limited to academics or people with a particular qualification. The Churchill Fellowship says applications are open to UK citizens of any age, background, and qualification level, provided they are living in the UK, are at least 18 when they apply, and can show why learning from other countries would benefit a UK community or sector.

Churchill Scholarship 2027: A Fully Funded Year of Master's Study at Cambridge Worth Over $80,000 for U.S. Science, Math, and Engineering Students

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Churchill Scholarship 2027: A Fully Funded Year of Master’s Study at Cambridge Worth Over $80,000 for U.S. Science, Math, and Engineering Students

The Churchill Scholarship is one of the most selective awards an American science, mathematics, or engineering student can win. Administered by the Winston Churchill Foundation of the United States, it sends up to 18 students each year to Churchill College at the University of Cambridge for a single, intensive year of master’s study, and it pays for effectively all of it. The total value runs to more than $80,000 once you add tuition, airfare, visa costs, and a living stipend that is deliberately set above the standard UK Research Council rate.

Circular economy training pilot projects - Sitra (archived)

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Circular economy training pilot projects - Sitra (archived)

This is a historical reference page for Sitra’s call for funding for circular economy training pilot projects in vocational institutions and lifelong learning. The official Sitra source is now in the organisation’s archive. Its application window ran from 1 February to 31 March 2021, so this is not a live opportunity and applications cannot be submitted through it.

Sitra did not publish a new application window on the official call page. The page records the closed round, its terms, and the timetable for the funded work. Keep the historical deadline in the metadata because it is the real closing date; the historicalReference flag identifies this page as an archive entry rather than a currently expired listing that appears open to applications.

CircularEconomy4Ghana Innovation Challenge 2026: Historical Reference for Ghana's Circular Food Economy Program

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CircularEconomy4Ghana Innovation Challenge 2026: Historical Reference for Ghana’s Circular Food Economy Program

The 2026 application round is closed. The official selection page records an extended application deadline of 18 August 2026 at 23:59 UTC. That date has passed, and the official pages reviewed do not announce a later round. This page is therefore an archive of the 2026 call, not an invitation to apply now. The program schedule below is what organizers published for that round; planned dates and selection numbers should not be read as confirmation that events occurred exactly as listed.

Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge – Historical Reference

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Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge – Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference for the Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge. The latest named cycle in the official Cisco material reviewed for this update was the 2022 competition. Cisco’s launch announcement said that applications would close on February 11, 2022, and its official winners announcement recorded the results on August 23, 2022. No later application window or prize cycle was announced on the official Cisco pages reviewed, so this page should not be read as an open opportunity.

Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition 2026: Historical Reference for Young Social Innovators

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The Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition (CEC) 2026 is now a historical reference. Stiftung Entrepreneurship’s official English procedure page says that the 2026 competition ran from March 2 to June 5, 2026. Idea submissions closed on May 4, the public voting phase ended on June 5, jury assessment followed from June 6 through June 22, and the winners were announced on June 23. The official page does not announce a later cycle, so this entry should not be read as an open application notice.

City of Boston Summer Internship Program 2026: Historical Reference and Application Guide

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City of Boston Summer Internship Program 2026: Historical Reference and Application Guide

The City of Boston Summer Internship Program 2026 is a completed, paid municipal internship cycle. The official City of Boston Human Resources page says that the 2026 application window is closed and asks readers to check back in 2027 for details about the next summer’s program. No 2027 application deadline or new cycle details are published on that page at the time of this review.

CIVICUS Digital Action Lab Cohort 3 (2026): USD 10,000–20,000 Grants and Nine-Month Support for Civil Society Organisations

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CIVICUS Digital Action Lab Cohort 3 (2026): Historical Reference

The CIVICUS Digital Action Lab Cohort 3 was a nine-month support programme for civil society organisations working to strengthen democracy and civic space through digital innovation. The 2026 call is closed. CIVICUS announced 30 April 2026 as the application deadline, so this page is an archive entry for the completed intake rather than a live application listing. No later cohort or replacement deadline is announced in the official CIVICUS material checked for this update.

CJD Foundation Prion Disease Training Fellowship 2027: Up to $100,000 for Early-Career Researchers and Healthcare Professionals

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CJD Foundation Prion Disease Training Fellowship 2027: Up to $100,000 for Early-Career Researchers and Healthcare Professionals

The Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD) Foundation’s 2026–2027 fellowship is a focused training award for an early-career researcher or healthcare professional working on human prion disease. The Foundation may award up to $100,000 for one year, with up to one fellowship available. The training is expected to begin on July 1, 2027, and the application deadline is October 30, 2026.

CJF Black Journalism Fellowships 2026-27: Historical Full-Time Fellowship Guide

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CJF Black Journalism Fellowships 2026-27: Historical Full-Time Fellowship Guide

The Canadian Journalism Foundation (CJF) Black Journalism Fellowships are a paid, six-month placement program for early-career Black Canadian journalists. This entry is now a historical reference. The application cycle associated with the 2026-27 fellowships is closed, and CJF has announced the selected fellows. The official CJF pages checked for this update do not publish a new application opening or a later deadline, so this page does not present the program as currently accepting applications.

CLA Foundation Opportunity Scholarship Program 2026 (Historical Reference): $15,000 Award for Business, Finance, and Emerging Fields

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CLA Foundation Opportunity Scholarship Program 2026 (Historical Reference): $15,000 Award for Business, Finance, and Emerging Fields

The 2026 CLA Foundation Opportunity Scholarship Program is closed. This page is a historical reference for the application round that accepted submissions through May 19, 2026. Scholarship America still labels the program closed and does not announce another application round. Separately, on July 29, 2026, the CLA Foundation announced that 69 students would receive scholarships for the 2026–2027 academic year. This announcement reports recipients for the closed round; it does not open applications for a later cycle.

Claim Up to $3,000: Complete Guide to the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit (Tax Year 2026)

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Childcare is expensive. For many families it is the second-biggest line item after housing. If you pay someone so you can work — daycare, a nanny, after-school care, day camp — the IRS offers a tax credit that puts some of that cost back in your pocket. And for tax year 2026, the credit got meaningfully bigger: the top rate rose from 35% to 50%, which raises the maximum credit to $3,000 for two or more qualifying persons and $1,500 for one.

Clarendon Fund Scholarships: Oxford Graduate Funding for 2027–28

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Clarendon Fund Scholarships: Oxford Graduate Funding for 2027–28

Applications for 2027–28 entry

The University of Oxford is accepting applications for graduate courses with entry in the 2027–28 academic year. Clarendon consideration is part of the graduate admissions process: eligible applicants are considered automatically when they apply for a new Master’s or DPhil course by that course’s relevant December or January deadline. There is no separate Clarendon scholarship form. The new cycle is open, so this is a current opportunity rather than an archive of the closed admissions round.

Claude Corps Host Organization Program 2027: Fully Funded AI Fellow Plus $10,000 Grant for U.S. Nonprofits

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Claude Corps Host Organization Program 2027: Fully Funded AI Fellow Plus $10,000 Grant for U.S. Nonprofits

Claude Corps is a host-organization opportunity for U.S. nonprofits that want practical help using artificial intelligence in their mission. Anthropic, CodePath, and Social Finance run the program together: Anthropic funds the initiative and provides Claude expertise, CodePath recruits, trains, and employs the fellows, and Social Finance administers the philanthropic capital and measurement work.

For a selected nonprofit, the main benefit is not a small software credit or a short workshop. Claude Corps places a full-time, early-career fellow with the organization for 12 months. CodePath remains the employer of record and covers the fellow’s salary, benefits, payroll, and employment administration. The host organization directs the day-to-day work, supplies the working environment and access, and receives a one-time $10,000 Host Implementation Grant for operational and administrative costs. Each fellow also receives up to $2,500 in Claude licenses and API credits.

Clay Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: $87,500 Stipend and $18,000 Research Budget at CfA

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Clay Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: $87,500 Stipend and $18,000 Research Budget at CfA

The Clay Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian is open for the 2027 appointment. It is designed for an early-career astrophysics researcher who wants substantial independence, access to major facilities, and time to develop an ambitious research program. The fellowship is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and begins on September 1, 2027.

The financial package is unusually clear. The fellowship provides an annual stipend of $87,500, with an annual cost-of-living adjustment, and an $18,000 research budget for each year. It also funds health and dental benefits for the fellow and eligible dependents at no cost to the fellow, includes a one-time relocation allowance, and offers a four-year appointment, with the fourth year contingent on satisfactory progress.

Clean Hydrogen Partnership 2nd Call for Project Development Assistance (PDA) — 2026 Historical Reference

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Clean Hydrogen Partnership 2nd Call for Project Development Assistance (PDA) — 2026 Historical Reference

The Clean Hydrogen Partnership’s second Call for Applications for Project Development Assistance (PDA) is closed. It opened on April 20, 2026 and the deadline was June 26, 2026 at 23:59 CET; the programme FAQ says submissions after that cutoff would not be considered. The call has moved from application to delivery: on July 20, 2026, the Partnership announced 13 selected Hydrogen Valleys from 23 applications. The programme portal reported on September 17, 2026 that PDA services for those beneficiaries had started. This page is an archive of the requirements and support offered in that round, not an active application route.

Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition 7 Feasibility Studies: Historical Funding Guide

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The Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition 7 (CMDC7) feasibility studies strand was a closed Innovate UK grant competition funded by the Department for Transport. The official UKRI opportunity page records the call as closed. The detailed Innovation Funding Service (IFS) competition record gives its final closing date as 17 July 2026 at 3:00pm UK time. The shorter UKRI opportunity listing still shows 15 July at 11:00am; the IFS record repeats 17 July in both its overview and dates section, so this archive uses the detailed competition deadline and notes the discrepancy below. The official listings do not announce a later CMDC8 feasibility round or another replacement deadline, so this page is a historical reference rather than an invitation to apply.

Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition 7: 2026 Pre-Deployment Trials — Historical Reference

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This page is a historical reference, not an open call. Innovate UK and the Department for Transport (DfT) ran Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition 7: pre-deployment trials as a 2026 competition for clean maritime technology. The official UKRI opportunity page now marks it Closed. Its closing date was 15 July 2026 at 11:00 UK time, so an organisation cannot submit a new application to this cycle.

There is a date conflict within the official records: the Innovation Funding Service overview header and timeline currently show 17 July 2026 at 3:00pm, while UKRI’s opportunity record gives 15 July 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The IFS overview also says the competition closes at 11am on the date in the Innovate UK competition brief. This archive uses the closing date published on UKRI’s opportunity record and in the brief; both dates refer to a cycle that is closed.

Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition 7: Deployment Trials — Historical 2026 Reference (Closed)

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Historical reference: CMDC 7 deployment trials is closed

Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition 7 (CMDC 7): Deployment trials was a UK grant competition for innovative clean maritime technologies. The official Innovation Funding Service (IFS) record marks the competition Closed. Its overview and detailed dates section give the closing deadline as 17 July 2026 at 3:00pm. There is an inconsistency in the official material: a generic sentence in the IFS description says to use the time in the competition brief, and the official applicant briefing and UKRI summary give 15 July 2026 at 11:00am. For the machine-readable archive date, this page follows the explicit closing date shown in the IFS overview and dates schedule, while preserving the other published date and time here. IFS itself cautions that other government or third-party sites may not show correct competition information. The final application window has passed, so this page is an archive reference rather than an invitation to submit an application.

Clif Family Foundation Open Call Grants 2027: $5,000 to $50,000 in General Operating Support

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Clif Family Foundation Open Call Grants 2027: $5,000 to $50,000 in General Operating Support

The Clif Family Foundation Open Call program offers one-year grants for general organizational support. The foundation says typical awards range from $5,000 to $50,000. Its homepage identifies March 1, 2027 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time as the next Open Call deadline and lists August 2, 2027 as the second 2027 deadline. The application portal is not open for this cycle yet: the foundation says its Temelio portal will reopen early in 2027. These are the foundation’s announced dates; confirm the live Temelio instructions after reopening before submitting.

CLIFF-GRADS Round 7 Archive: Closed Call and Fellowship Details

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Round 7 is closed, and the fellows have already been named

If you arrived here looking for an open CLIFF-GRADS application form, stop and read this first, because the situation has changed twice since the last round opened.

The Climate, Food and Farming, Global Research Alliance Development Scholarships (CLIFF-GRADS) Round 7 call opened on 28 November 2025 with a closing date of 11 January 2026. The Global Research Alliance’s call notice records that it was updated on 8 January 2026 and extends the deadline to 13 January 2026 at 11:59 p.m. GMT. That extended deadline has passed. The official fellowship library lists Round 7 as its latest student call, and the Round 7 awardee announcement confirms that the selection is complete; neither page lists a Round 8 call or application window.

Climate and Environment Grants

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Climate and environment funding is broad enough that “climate grant” is almost never the useful search term once you get serious. Funders separate mitigation (cutting emissions), adaptation and resilience (living with impacts), conservation (protecting land, water, and species), and environmental justice (who bears the burden). A wetlands restoration project and a decarbonisation pilot both count as climate work, but they will never compete in the same funding pool. Decide which lane your project occupies before you shortlist anything.

Climate Breakthrough Award: US$4 Million in Flexible, Multi-Year Funding for Proven Climate Strategists Worldwide

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Climate Breakthrough Award: US$4 Million in Flexible, Multi-Year Funding for Proven Climate Strategists Worldwide

The Climate Breakthrough Award is a large, individual-focused climate funding program. Climate Breakthrough selects exceptional people with a record of effecting change and gives each Awardee US$4 million in flexible, multiyear, non-directive funding, together with tailored support. The money is intended for a new initiative or an early-stage effort with the potential to drive large-scale policy, economic, or social transformation. It is not a conventional prize for work already completed, a grant for routine continuation, or a narrow technology research award.

Climate Resilience Planning

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Climate Resilience Planning

Overview and award details

The William Penn Foundation’s Climate Resilience Planning RFP supports community-driven planning in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Camden, New Jersey; and Chester, Pennsylvania. Funded work assesses climate risks affecting a defined community, engages residents, and produces a complete, implementable climate resilience plan by the grant term’s end. The plan should guide future resilience investments. This opportunity funds planning and related work; full implementation is not its purpose. (Official RFP PDF)

Climate Tech Fellowship 2026: Applications Closed

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Climate Tech Fellowship 2026: Applications Closed

The New York Climate Exchange’s 2026 Climate Tech Fellowship application round is closed. The Exchange’s official page now introduces the selected 2026 cohort: six fellows chosen from a global pool of more than 1,250 applicants. The page describes the fellows and the program, but does not announce another application round or a future deadline. This page is a historical record of the 2026 opportunity, not an open call. The genuine closing date for that round was August 1, 2026.

ClimateCAP MBA Fellowship 2027: Climate Leadership Award and Project Support for MBA Students

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ClimateCAP MBA Fellowship 2027: Climate Leadership Award and Project Support for MBA Students

The ClimateCAP MBA Fellowship is a 12-month professional and academic development opportunity for MBA students who want to build practical climate leadership experience. The 2027 cohort application window is scheduled to open on October 1, 2026 and close on October 26, 2026. Selected Fellows are expected to begin in early January 2027 and participate through the year.

Clinical Trials Incentive Program (Israel Innovation Authority) — Historical Reference

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Clinical Trials Incentive Program (Israel Innovation Authority) — Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not an open funding call. The Israel Innovation Authority’s current English programme index is live, but it does not list a programme called the Clinical Trials Incentive Program. The Authority’s current calls archive also lists other health, pilot, research, and international-collaboration calls without announcing a new round under this name. No current application window, award amount, or successor call for this exact programme name was found on the official pages reviewed.

Closed 2026 AAMA Kevin Johnson Presidential Scholarship: $5,000 Award

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The 2026 Kevin Johnson Presidential Scholarship was a $5,000 award offered by the African American Mayors Association (AAMA) for eligible students enrolled at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The verified host listing is now closed: it set the application deadline at February 1, 2026. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to submit an application.

The official listing was hosted through Prairie View A&M University’s scholarship portal. That host page identifies AAMA as the organization offering the award and describes five scholarship opportunities for HBCU students: two for undergraduates and three for graduate students. The award supported tuition and academic expenses and connected recipients with the AAMA Scholars Summit during AAMA’s Annual Conference in Washington, DC, on April 9–10, 2026.

Closed 2026 American Ornithological Society Latin American/Caribbean Conservation Research Grant

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Closed 2026 American Ornithological Society Latin American/Caribbean Conservation Research Grant

The 2026 Latin American/Caribbean Conservation Research (LACCR) Grant was a closed American Ornithological Society (AOS) funding cycle for early-career scientists from Latin America and the Caribbean. AOS’s Conservation Committee sponsors the program for conservation-related research on resident or migratory birds in the region. The grant offered awards of up to $5,000 USD each.

This is a historical reference, not an open call. AOS states that the application period is closed for 2026. The deadline for the recorded cycle was 27 February 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The program page had projected that awards would be announced by 13 March 2026; AOS published the grantee announcement on 22 April 2026. The official program page does not announce another application cycle or provide a future deadline, so this entry records the completed round only.

Closed 2026 Cycle: Audi Environmental Foundation Scholarship for the One Young World Summit

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Closed 2026 Cycle: Audi Environmental Foundation Scholarship

The Audi Environmental Foundation Scholarship 2026 was a One Young World scholarship for young leaders tackling climate change. The completed cycle selected 10 scholars to attend the One Young World Summit in Cape Town, South Africa, from 3 to 6 November 2026. The application deadline was 1 June 2026, so the application window is closed. The official page does not announce a later cycle or a new deadline.

Closed 2026 Cycle: Capital City of Podgorica Scholarship | One Young World

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Closed 2026 Cycle: Capital City of Podgorica Scholarship

The Capital City of Podgorica Scholarship 2026 was a One Young World scholarship created with the Capital City of Podgorica. It supported one exceptional young leader who was living in Podgorica and making a positive contribution there or in the wider context of Montenegro. The application deadline was 23 March 2026, and the official page does not announce a later Podgorica scholarship cycle or a replacement deadline.

Closed 2026 Enterprising Futures Scholarship | Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and One Young World

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Enterprising Futures Scholarship 2026 (Closed)

The Enterprising Futures Scholarship 2026 was a scholarship programme run by One Young World in partnership with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Enterprise Agency (RVO). The 2026 application deadline was 9 March 2026, so that cycle is closed. This page is retained as a historical reference for the opportunity, its eligibility rules, and the support attached to the 2026 cohort.

The official programme page remains the best source for the archived description: One Young World: Enterprising Futures Scholarship 2026. The durable programme page replaces the old application-form URL that was previously listed here. It is not an active application link, and no next-cycle opening date or deadline has been verified. The programme page describes the scholarship as annual, but readers should not treat that description as an announcement of a new cycle.

CLOSED: EJN Virtual Media Workshop on Business and Climate Reporting in Indonesia — Applications Ended 15 December 2025, Workshop Held January 2026

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CLOSED: EJN Virtual Media Workshop on Business and Climate Reporting in Indonesia — Applications Ended 15 December 2025, Workshop Held January 2026

This opportunity is over. The Earth Journalism Network (EJN) ran its five-day virtual media workshop on business engagement with climate change for Indonesian journalists in January 2026. Applications closed at 11:59 PM Jakarta time on 15 December 2025, successful applicants were notified in the second week of January 2026, and the sessions were delivered online on 22, 23, 24, 30 and 31 January 2026 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM Jakarta time. The official EJN page for the call now displays the status “Application closed.”

Closing Soon Funding Opportunities

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Closing-soon opportunities need a different workflow from broad discovery. You are not just deciding whether a program is interesting. You are deciding whether there is enough time to submit a credible application without missing required documents, references, budgets, approvals, or portal steps.

Start by checking the official source before drafting. Confirm the exact time zone, submission portal, required attachments, whether registration is needed, and whether the deadline is for a letter of intent, nomination, full application, or supporting documents. A deadline that looks simple in a summary can hide an earlier internal deadline or eligibility step.

Cloudflare for Startups: Up to $350,000 in Cloudflare Credits

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Cloudflare for Startups is a live credit program for early-stage companies building technology products. The current Cloudflare page describes a tiered offer that can provide up to $350,000 in credits for one year. The program is not presented as a once-a-year competition: Cloudflare’s page says eligible startups can apply through the program page, and it does not publish a closing date. This listing therefore uses a rolling deadline. Approval is still subject to Cloudflare’s review and the criteria below; rolling does not mean automatic acceptance.

CloudSec Network Modern Cybersecurity with AI Bootcamp: Historical Programme Details

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CloudSec Network Modern Cybersecurity with AI Bootcamp: Historical Programme Details

CloudSec Network’s Modern Cybersecurity with AI Bootcamp was a free, six-week learning programme for cybersecurity professionals. Its 2026 application cycle is over. The organisation’s official application page says applications for that cohort have closed and asks interested people to follow its channels for future cohort updates. The CloudSec Network bootcamp catalogue labels the course completed; neither page announces another application window. This entry is therefore an archive of the confirmed 2026 programme, not an open call. The official deadline for that cycle was March 31, 2026.

CLP Future Conservationist Awards 2027

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CLP Future Conservationist Awards 2027

The Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) Future Conservationist Award is a team grant for early-career conservationists carrying out practical research and conservation action in eligible countries. For the 2027 call, Stage 1 is a concept note in English, due Friday, 30 October 2026 at 23:59 GMT. Selected teams can receive up to US$15,000, as well as professional-development support. The official CLP call page and 2027 concept-note guidelines contain the application instructions.

CMU Rales Fellows Program 2027: Full Tuition and $35,000 Living Stipend for First-Generation STEM Graduate Students

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CMU Rales Fellows Program 2027: Full Tuition and $35,000 Living Stipend for First-Generation STEM Graduate Students

The Carnegie Mellon University Rales Fellows Program is an upcoming graduate funding opportunity for domestic students who want to study STEM at CMU’s Pittsburgh campus but face substantial financial barriers. The Fall 2027 candidacy application is scheduled to open on September 1, 2026, with a December 15, 2026 priority review deadline for master’s and doctoral candidates. CMU says the program provides two years of tuition support and a $35,000 stipend for living expenses. The Rales program also offers a cohort experience, faculty and peer mentorship, leadership development, professional networking, and personalized career coaching.

CNIO Summer Training Programme 2026 (Closed Historical Reference): Funded Cancer Research Placement in Madrid

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The Spanish National Cancer Research Centre (CNIO, or Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncológicas) ran its 2026 Summer Training Programme for undergraduate students interested in biomedical and life-science research. The 2026 application form is now closed. CNIO’s official undergraduate-programme page lists the four students selected for the 2026 call, and the official application portal states that the deadline was 31 March 2026. The official page does not announce a 2027 call, so this entry is retained as a historical reference rather than presented as an opportunity that can still be submitted to.

Cobell Scholarship Guide 2027: Six Funding Tracks for Native Students, from $2,500 Summer Awards to $30,000 Fellowships

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Most guides to the Cobell Scholarship describe it as a single award with a single March deadline. That is no longer accurate, and treating it that way is the fastest way to miss money you qualify for. Cobell now runs six distinct funding tracks, each with its own application window, its own award ceiling, and its own set of required materials. A graduate student could plausibly apply to three of them in the same academic year.

COBRA Health Insurance Continuation: How to Keep Your Coverage After Job Loss or Divorce

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Losing a job is bad enough. Losing your health insurance on top of it can feel like getting kicked while you are already down.

That is exactly the nightmare COBRA is designed to prevent.

COBRA is not a grant or a subsidy. You pay the bill yourself, and it is usually not cheap. But it can be the difference between a scary gap in coverage and a smooth bridge to your next health plan. If you or your family are facing job loss, a big cut in hours, divorce, or another life upheaval, understanding COBRA is as essential as updating your resume.

CODESRIA/ZASB 7th Summer School in African Studies and Area Studies: Historical Reference

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CODESRIA/ZASB 7th Summer School in African Studies and Area Studies: Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference for the closed 2026 call for the 7th CODESRIA/ZASB Summer School in African Studies and Area Studies in Africa. The official CODESRIA call gave the programme the theme “Honouring Mudimbe: Rethinking Research through African Thought”, listed Dakar, Senegal as the venue and scheduled the school for 20–24 July 2026. The application deadline was 1 May 2026. Both the application period and the programme dates have passed. Although the original call still links to its application-form route, the route currently displays only a generic “Application Form” heading and no usable submission fields in the page content reviewed. It should not be treated as an open application channel.

Coimbra Group Scholarship Programme for Early-Career Researchers from Sub-Saharan Africa: Historical Reference

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Coimbra Group Scholarship Programme for Early-Career Researchers from Sub-Saharan Africa: Historical Reference

The Coimbra Group Scholarship Programme for early-career researchers from Sub-Saharan Africa is a short-term academic mobility programme. The 2026 edition offered research visits of one to three months at participating Coimbra Group universities in Europe. It was designed for researchers who wanted to continue work connected to their home institution while developing a research relationship with a European host.

Collaboration for a Sustainable Future: Coordinating Groups

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Collaboration for a Sustainable Future: Coordinating Groups

At a glance

Item	Details
Funder	Research England, through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
Purpose	Convene groups of English higher education providers to identify barriers to institutional collaboration and publish accessible work on possible solutions and lessons.
Award size	£10,000–£100,000 per award, for up to 12 months
Total funding	Approximately £750,000 across the opportunity
Funding rate	100% of full economic cost
Who can apply	A coordinating group representing multiple English higher education providers, with a clear reason for working together
Deadline	January 7, 2027, at 4:00 p.m. UK time
Expected decisions	May 2027
Project dates	Start by July 1, 2027; finish by June 2028
Application route	UKRI Funding Service; one submission by the lead coordinating group

This opportunity funds coordination and shared learning across higher education providers: identifying collaboration barriers, considering potential solutions, and publishing accessible lessons for the research and innovation system. It does not fund collaborative research or implementation of solutions, and no follow-on funding is presumed. (Official opportunity: Research England and UKRI.)

Collaboration for a Sustainable Future: Pilots and UK Seed Funding

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Collaboration for a Sustainable Future: Pilots and UK Seed Funding

At a glance

Detail	Published information
Funder	Research England and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
Purpose	Test institutional collaboration models in England or seed cross-UK innovation partnerships
Funding tracks	About £4 million for England-only pilots; £15 million for cross-UK seed partnerships; £19 million total
Pilot request	£100,000 to £1 million for up to 24 months
Cross-UK seed request	£1 million to £5 million for up to 36 months
Cost basis	Research England funds 100% of full economic costs
Eligible lead	An eligible higher education provider (HEP); conditions differ by track
Partnership minimum	At least two HEPs
Open and close	Opened 1 October 2026; closes 4 February 2027 at 4:00 p.m. UK time
Expected decision	May 2027
Project start	By 1 July 2027
Use of funds by	June 2029 for pilots; June 2030 for cross-UK seed projects
Application route	UKRI Funding Service, managed by the chosen institutional project lead and submitted by the lead HEP after institutional checks

The official opportunity describes a targeted investment in how higher education providers work together. It is intended to help institutions test practical approaches to cost-effectiveness and shared capability, with benefits for identified beneficiaries. It is not presented as a conventional collaborative research grant: collaborative research projects are excluded. Applicants therefore need to make the institutional change or partnership model central, rather than describing a research project and assuming that multiple institutions make it eligible. These details, including the two funding elements and their durations, are set out in the official UKRI opportunity.

CollegeCounts Scholarship Alabama 2026-27: How to Secure $4,000 for Your Freshman Year

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CollegeCounts Scholarship Alabama 2026-27: How to Secure $4,000 for Your Freshman Year

At-a-glance overview

The CollegeCounts Scholarship is a need-based award for Alabama students who are preparing to begin college in Alabama. The Office of the Alabama State Treasurer’s official CollegeCounts page currently lists applicants who are high school seniors or first-time college freshmen beginning in fall 2026. Applicants must also be U.S. citizens, Alabama residents, students with financial need, and students planning to enroll at an eligible Alabama educational institution.

Colombia Familias en Acción (Historical Program Reference)

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Colombia Familias en Acción: Historical Program Reference

Status: closed historical program. Familias en Acción should not be treated as a live, rolling cash-transfer application. Prosperidad Social’s official information records a final verified Phase IV registration window from 10 May to 15 June 2023. The deadline in this page’s front matter is therefore the real closing date of that last verified registration process, not a future deadline. The page is marked historicalReference = true so readers can understand the program’s history without being sent toward an expired application route.

Colorado Attorney General Fellowship Program 2027: Historical Reference (Applications Closed)

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Colorado Attorney General Fellowship Program 2027: Historical Reference (Applications Closed)

Cycle status

The Colorado Department of Law (DOL), within the Office of the Attorney General, ran this fellowship recruitment for placements beginning in November 2027. The official program page says applications opened August 10, 2026 and were due no later than September 28, 2026. A closure notice farther down that page says the application period closed September 29, 2026. Both statements refer to the same 2027 recruitment. The published deadline is retained here as September 28, the date given in the page’s application instructions.

Colorado CHFA Down Payment Assistance

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Colorado CHFA Down Payment Assistance

Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) offers down payment and closing-cost assistance through its home mortgage programs. This is not a stand-alone grant application that a buyer submits to CHFA. A homebuyer works with a CHFA Participating Lender, qualifies for a CHFA first mortgage, and uses one CHFA assistance option that the lender can include in the mortgage transaction.

The program is currently presented by CHFA as an active, rolling homeownership option rather than an annual competition with one public application deadline. The practical deadline is the buyer’s mortgage and purchase timeline: the lender must establish eligibility, complete underwriting, satisfy CHFA requirements, and close the loan. “Rolling” does not mean that every borrower qualifies or that an assistance amount is reserved before the lender confirms the loan.

Colorado Child Tax Credit and EITC for Tax Year 2026: Smaller Credits, a Paused Family Affordability Credit, and How to Plan Now

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Most of the time, the news about a tax credit is that it exists and you should claim it. This time the news is that two of Colorado’s family credits are getting smaller, the state announced it more than a year in advance, and the households that will feel it most are the ones with the least room to absorb it.

The Colorado Department of Revenue has posted two notices on its Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit pages. The first: the Colorado EITC was 50% of the federal EITC amount for tax years 2024 and 2025, but will be reduced to 25% in tax year 2026. The second: the state must temporarily pause the Family Affordability Tax Credit for tax year 2026 (filed in 2027). Both changes hit the return you file in calendar year 2027, not the one you already filed.

Colorado Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI)

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Colorado Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI)

Colorado’s FAMLI program is a state-paid leave system created so workers do not have to choose between income and family health needs in emergencies. The official program began paying benefits January 1, 2024, and is now part of the standard workforce landscape for many Colorado workers.

This guide is written to help a real person decide quickly whether this program is relevant, then move through the next steps confidently.

Colorado Home Energy Rebate Program (HEAR/HER)

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Overview

Colorado’s Home Energy Rebate Program is administered by the Colorado Energy Office (CEO) with federal Home Energy Rebates funding. This page is a historical reference for its 2026 Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) single-family cycle. The state has closed that intake in both funding regions. Its current program update says that applications and project proposals submitted for Region 2 after August 1, 2026 will not be reviewed and will be denied. The official page does not announce a new single-family application round or a replacement deadline. The archived date below records the real final date for that cycle; it is not an invitation to apply now.

Colorado Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP)

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Colorado Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP)

Colorado’s Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) helps eligible households pay a portion of winter home-heating costs. The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) has announced the 2026–27 season. Applications are scheduled to open November 1, 2026, and the season runs through April 30, 2027. At this review, the application window has not opened. This is an upcoming cycle, not an invitation to submit before the opening date.

Colorado Property Tax, Rent, and Heat Rebate (PTC)

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Colorado Property Tax, Rent, and Heat Rebate (PTC)

Overview

The Colorado Property Tax, Rent, and Heat Rebate, usually called the PTC Rebate, is not an automatic tax credit. It is a one-time annual state cash payment you must request.

The Department of Revenue says this program helps low-income older Coloradans with housing costs tied to property tax, rent, and heating. The latest official application materials are for tax year 2025 and allow a rebate of up to $1,178. An eligible applicant may also receive a separate TABOR State Sales Tax Refund of $19 when filing single or $38 when filing jointly, if the PTC application is filed by October 15, 2026.

Columbia Institute for Ideas and Imagination Fellowship 2027–2028: Historical Reference for the $75,000 Paris Fellowship

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Columbia Institute for Ideas and Imagination Fellowship 2027–2028: Historical Reference for the $75,000 Paris Fellowship

This page records the 2027–2028 fellowship call from Columbia University’s Institute for Ideas and Imagination. The Institute’s official application page lists a deadline of September 30, 2026, and the linked eligibility guidelines specify 5:00 PM New York time. Both official pages still describe the 2027–2028 round; the application page also retains the phrase “portal is now open.” The stated deadline has passed, however, and the guidelines do not describe late submissions or announce a later application cycle. The continuing open-portal wording is not confirmation that applications are still being accepted. This page is therefore a historical reference, not a current invitation to apply. Contact the Institute before relying on the portal or preparing materials for a future round.

Columbia University Human Rights Advocates Program (HRAP) Fall 2027 and Spring 2028: Grassroots Human Rights Capacity Building in New York

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Columbia University Human Rights Advocates Program (HRAP) Fall 2027 and Spring 2028: Grassroots Human Rights Capacity Building in New York

The Human Rights Advocates Program (HRAP) is a capacity-building program run by the Institute for the Study of Human Rights (ISHR) at Columbia University. The current call is open for two separate on-campus programs: one planned for September 2027 to mid-December 2027 and another planned for January 2028 to early May 2028. Applicants select their preferred session in the application, and the same deadline applies to both: October 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.

Columbia University Society of Fellows in the Humanities 2027–2028: A Renewable Three-Year Postdoctoral Fellowship With an $81,200 Fellowship Amount and $7,000 Research Allowance

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Columbia University Society of Fellows in the Humanities 2027–2028: A Renewable Three-Year Postdoctoral Fellowship With an $81,200 Fellowship Amount and $7,000 Research Allowance

The Society of Fellows in the Humanities at Columbia University is accepting applications for the 2027–2028 academic year. It is a postdoctoral fellowship for early-career scholars working in the humanities or humanistic social sciences, with the fellow appointed as a Postdoctoral Research Scholar and as a Lecturer in an appropriate Columbia department. The official page describes a one-year appointment that can be renewed for a second and third year. The fellowship combines research time, teaching, and participation in the intellectual work of the Society of Fellows and Heyman Center for the Humanities.

Commercialising Knowledge Assets Fund (CKAF) Winter 2026

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Commercialising Knowledge Assets Fund (CKAF) Winter 2026

The Commercialising Knowledge Assets Fund (CKAF) Winter 2026 competition is open. It offers eligible UK government research organisations grants of £50,000 to £250,000 per project to move an existing public sector Knowledge Asset towards commercialisation. Applications go through Innovate UK’s Innovation Funding Service (IFS) and must be submitted by 1 December 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The published competition page describes the opportunity as open; applicants should use its IFS route and read the full rules before preparing a bid.

Common Ground Award 2026–2027: £20,000–£250,000 Capital Grants for Community Cohesion in England

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Common Ground Award 2026–2027: £20,000–£250,000 Capital Grants for Community Cohesion in England

The Common Ground Award 2026–2027 is a UK government capital grant for voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations that bring people from different backgrounds together. The fund can support new builds, refurbishment, expansion of facilities, and essential equipment that makes community connection possible. It is aimed at organisations already doing this work as a core part of their mission, not at applicants adding a one-off social activity to an otherwise unrelated project.

Commonwealth Fellowships 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed UK Academic and Professional Fellowship Cycle

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Commonwealth Fellowships 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed UK Academic and Professional Fellowship Cycle

The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK (CSC) candidate page says applications for its 2027 Commonwealth Fellowships are closed. It does not announce a later applicant cycle. This page is therefore an archive of the 2026/27 cycle, not an invitation to apply now. The deadline retained in the metadata is the cycle’s published closing date, 25 August 2026.

Commonwealth Foundation Open Grants Call 2026–2027

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Commonwealth Foundation Open Grants Call 2026–2027

Overview and award details

The Commonwealth Foundation Open Grants Call 2026–2027 offers two grant streams for civil-society work seeking social, cultural, or political change. Projects should engage constructively with governments and other decision-makers, use creative advocacy, or combine those approaches. The call identifies freedom of expression, economic inclusion, and climate and environmental justice as areas the projects must advance. Applicants should explain how gender and intersectionality shape the project’s design and implementation, rather than treating those themes as detached additions. (Official call)

Commonwealth Master’s Scholarships 2027–2028: Fully Funded UK Master’s Study for Commonwealth Students

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Commonwealth Master’s Scholarships 2027–2028: Fully Funded UK Master’s Study for Commonwealth Students

The Commonwealth Master’s Scholarship is a route to a one-year taught postgraduate degree in the United Kingdom for talented people from eligible low and middle income Commonwealth countries. The 2027/28 application window opens on 8 September 2026 and closes at 16:00 BST on 20 October 2026. Study is expected to begin in September or October 2027.

This is a substantial award, but it is not a general application to study any subject at any UK university. The scholarship is attached to approved courses at participating institutions, and the application has two connected parts: you apply to the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK (CSC) through CSC Central, and you apply to a participating nominator. The nominator runs its own process and puts forward candidates to the CSC. A strong application therefore needs academic evidence, a credible course choice, and a clear explanation of how the degree will contribute to development in the applicant’s home country.

Commonwealth PhD Scholarships 2027: Fully Funded UK PhD Study for Least Developed and Vulnerable Commonwealth Countries With Full Fees, Airfare, and a £1,712 Monthly Stipend

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Commonwealth PhD Scholarships 2027: Fully Funded UK PhD Study for Least Developed and Vulnerable Commonwealth Countries With Full Fees, Airfare, and a £1,712 Monthly Stipend

The Commonwealth PhD Scholarships are among the few awards that make a full doctorate at a UK university financially possible for researchers from lower-income Commonwealth nations. Funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and administered by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK (CSC), this strand is reserved for applicants from least developed countries and vulnerable states. It pays approved university fees, provides approved travel to and from the UK, and gives scholars a monthly living allowance for 36 months of full-time study.

Commonwealth Shared Scholarships: 2027/28 UK Master’s Round

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Status. The candidate application window for the 2026/27 academic-year awards has closed. The CSC has announced the 2027/28 award round through its university-bid notice, but candidate applications are not open yet. The Commission schedules the candidate window for early November through mid-December 2026 and says it will publish exact opening and closing dates nearer the time. The deadline field therefore retains the real closing date for the last candidate round, 9 December 2025, verified in a participating university’s 2026/27 scholarship notice. This page remains a historical reference until the candidate window opens and its exact deadline is published. The CSC’s university-bid deadline applies to institutions, not candidates; the two processes are separate.

Commonwealth Startup Fellowship Cohort 3 (2026–2027): Historical Application Guide

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Commonwealth Startup Fellowship Cohort 3 (2026–2027): Historical Application Guide

The Commonwealth Startup Fellowship (CSF) Cohort 3 is scheduled as a six-month growth programme for founders building established, sustainable businesses in eligible low- and middle-income Commonwealth countries. It is designed to combine online coaching and expert sessions with a funded two-week bootcamp in Accra, Ghana, and a capstone week in London, United Kingdom. Participating teams could apply for an equity-free grant of up to £2,000 for business or participation-related costs. The Commonwealth Scholarship Commission in the UK (CSC) runs the fellowship with Imperial College London.

Community Mental Health Services Block Grant (MHBG): FY 2026–2027 Historical Reference

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Community Mental Health Services Block Grant (MHBG): FY 2026–2027 historical reference

The Community Mental Health Services Block Grant (MHBG) is a federal funding program administered by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). It is not a national scholarship, an individual therapy voucher, or a form that a person fills out to receive a grant. SAMHSA awards MHBG funds to eligible states and jurisdictions, and those grantees plan and support community mental health services in their own systems.

Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) FY27 State Plan Cycle — Historical Reference

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The Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) is a federal anti-poverty block grant administered by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), through its Office of Community Services (OCS). ACF issued its FY27 CSBG State Plan Application guidance on May 12, 2026, confirming that FY27 is the latest published state-plan cycle. The published state-plan submission date of 2026-09-01 has passed. This page is therefore a historical reference for the FY27 plan cycle, not a notice that an individual or local nonprofit may apply directly to ACF. The linked ACF guidance is the controlling source for recipient-specific submission groups, forms, and any changed instructions. The official sources reviewed do not confirm the next plan cycle or its dates.

Community Track: Early-Career Research Fellowship 2026-2028 (National Academies Gulf Research Program)

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Community Track: Early-Career Research Fellowship 2026-2028 (National Academies Gulf Research Program)

Historical reference

The Gulf Research Program (GRP), part of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, offered this Community Track Early-Career Research Fellowship for the 2026-2028 application cycle. That application window closed on March 25, 2026, at 5:00 PM Eastern Time. The official cycle schedule lists recipient announcements for October 1, 2026, and the National Academies now names three 2026 Community Track fellows: Holly Peterson, Kailai Wang, and Katherine Graham. At this refresh, this is an archive of a completed application round, not an open call. The deadline in the metadata is the genuine deadline for that cycle.

Completed 2026 Open the Knowledge Journalism Awards: ICFJ Results and Eligibility

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The 2026 Open the Knowledge Journalism Awards are complete. The International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), in partnership with the Wikimedia Foundation, has announced the awardees for this Africa-focused journalism contest. This page is now an opportunity record and results update, not an open application notice: the 2026 submission window has ended, and no later deadline is confirmed on the official program page.

The awards recognize journalists in Africa whose published work helps expand reliable public knowledge about the continent. ICFJ describes the goal in practical terms: well-researched journalism can give volunteer editors material they can use when developing articles on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects. Accuracy, depth, inclusion, and responsible reporting matter because the submitted work is expected to stand up as a source that other people can check and cite.

Connect Talent to Opportunity Challenge 2026–2028: Build State-Led Talent Marketplaces for Education-to-Workforce Alignment

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Connect Talent to Opportunity Challenge 2026–2028: Build State-Led Talent Marketplaces for Education-to-Workforce Alignment

The Connecting Talent to Opportunity (CTO) Challenge is a federal, state-led competition backed by the U.S. Department of Education that supports integrated systems linking learning, credentials, and jobs. It is not a traditional grant for individual students or firms; it is a multi-phase challenge targeted at states that want to build a digital infrastructure where verified skills become portable across systems and where employers can connect to people through clear, skills-based definitions of work.

Connecticut Elderly and Totally Disabled Homeowners Tax Relief Program

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Connecticut Elderly and Totally Disabled Homeowners Tax Relief Program

Quick view

This is Connecticut’s statewide Homeowners’ Elderly/Disabled (Circuit Breaker) Tax Relief Program.

What you need to know	Details
Program type	State-backed, income-based property tax credit (a “circuit breaker” credit)
Who qualified in the archived cycle	Resident Connecticut homeowners meeting the age or disability rules; a surviving spouse aged 50–65 could continue an existing qualifying benefit under separate conditions
What it lowers	The amount due on your Connecticut real property tax bill
Credit size in the archived cycle	Up to $1,250 for married couples; up to $1,000 for single filers, based on a graduated income scale
Archived filing period	February 1 through May 15, 2026, for the 2025 program year; closed. OPM has not posted a later calendar or new income limits
Archived cycle income limits	$46,300 unmarried or $56,500 married, based on 2025 total income
Where applicants filed	Their local assessor’s office (the program is administered at the municipality level)
What form is used	Form M-35H
Contact	OPM Homeowner Info Line: 860-418-6290

Status of this entry

This is a historical reference to the 2026 application period for the 2025 program year. Connecticut OPM’s official program page links Form M-35H revised January 2026 and the 2026 Homeowner Question & Answer booklet. The booklet labels the cycle “2026 (2025 Program Year)”: applications ran from February 1 through May 15, 2026, and May 15 was the last day to file without an approved extension. August 15 was the deadline to request an extension. Both dates have passed. The official page still describes the regular February 1 to May 15 filing window, while the linked application and Q&A identify the 2026 filing period. OPM has not posted a later application calendar or new income limits in these program materials. The 2026 cycle is closed, so this page is not an open application listing. OPM continues to list the benefit; no discontinuation notice appears on the official program page. Before a future claim, check OPM and your municipal assessor for a new form, limits, and dates; the figures and instructions below describe the archived cycle only.

Connecticut HUSKY Health

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Connecticut HUSKY Health

Connecticut HUSKY Health is the state’s public health coverage program for eligible children, families, pregnant individuals, older adults, people with disabilities, and adults without dependent children. It brings together Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) under four main coverage groups: HUSKY A, HUSKY B, HUSKY C, and HUSKY D.

This is an ongoing public benefit, not a one-time grant with a single annual application window. Connecticut’s official benefits guidance says residents can apply for Medicaid at any time and do not have to wait for open enrollment or a qualifying life event. The practical deadline is therefore rolling for a new application. Existing members have separate renewal dates and must respond to the notice they receive from the state or its enrollment partner.

Connecticut Paid Leave

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Connecticut Paid Leave

This page is for people in Connecticut who need to be away from work but do not want to lose all income while doing so. Connecticut Paid Leave (often called CTPL) is a state income-replacement program, meaning it can help pay part of your wages while you are on eligible leave. It is not the same thing as paid sick days, unemployment, or a guarantee of keeping your job.

Conquer Cancer International Innovation Grant 2027: Up to $20,000 for Cancer Control Research in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

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Conquer Cancer International Innovation Grant 2027: Up to $20,000 for Cancer Control Research in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

The International Innovation Grant (IIG) is a one-year research award from Conquer Cancer, the ASCO Foundation. It supports novel projects that could make a significant difference to cancer control in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The 2027 award is up to $20,000, paid in two installments. Projects should respond to a cancer burden in the applicant’s local community and produce findings that may be useful in other LMIC settings.

Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize — 2028 Cycle Nominations Open Through 30 April 2027: A US$3 Million Award, the World's Largest Annual Humanitarian Prize Given to a Nonprofit Organization

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Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize — 2028 Cycle Nominations Open Through 30 April 2027: A US$3 Million Award, the World’s Largest Annual Humanitarian Prize Given to a Nonprofit Organization

Most large philanthropic prizes go to people. The Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize goes to an institution. That single design choice, made when the Prize was launched in 1996, is what makes it unusual and what makes it worth understanding properly before you write a nomination letter for an organization you admire.

Conservation Nation Grant Program 2026: Up to US$5,000 for Early- to Mid-Career Wildlife Conservationists

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Conservation Nation Grant Program 2026: Up to US$5,000 for Early- to Mid-Career Wildlife Conservationists

The Conservation Nation Grant Program is a small, flexible source of project funding for people doing practical wildlife and biodiversity work. Its 2026 round offered eight grants of up to US$5,000 each. The program was designed for early- to mid-career conservationists working to protect threatened wildlife, preserve habitats, care for ecosystems, and strengthen community-based conservation. Conservation Nation also described the round as a way to support practitioners whose perspectives and leadership have historically been underrepresented in conservation.

Consumer Led Flexibility for the Clean Energy Superpower Mission 2026: Historical Grant Reference

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Consumer Led Flexibility for the Clean Energy Superpower Mission 2026: Historical Grant Reference

Historical reference — applications are closed. Innovate UK’s 2026 competition closed on 26 August 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The official UKRI opportunity page and its linked Innovation Funding Service record both list the status as closed. They describe the terms, eligibility, funding limits and submission steps for that completed round. The official competition brief says further funding opportunities related to the Consumer Led Flexibility challenge are anticipated, but it does not announce a new round or a new application date. Check the UKRI funding finder for any future call; do not use the historical deadline below to plan a new application.

Continuum of Care (CoC) Homeless Assistance Program

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Continuum of Care (CoC) Homeless Assistance Program

The Continuum of Care (CoC) Homeless Assistance Program is a competitive HUD funding program for coordinated local responses to homelessness. It pays for projects and systems that help people move from homelessness to stable housing, while also supporting the planning, data, and service coordination needed to make those projects work together.

This is not a national rent-assistance form for an individual household. HUD awards money to eligible organizations and public entities. A local Continuum of Care, usually working through a designated Collaborative Applicant, identifies priorities, reviews project proposals, ranks them, and submits a consolidated application. People who need help reach the locally funded programs through shelters, street outreach, coordinated entry, domestic-violence providers, housing agencies, and other community access points.

Contracts for Innovation in Drug and Alcohol Addiction Healthcare

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This page is a historical reference for the 2026 Contracts for Innovation competition in drug and alcohol addiction healthcare. The official UKRI opportunity page now marks the competition Closed. It does not announce a replacement round or a new deadline, so this page should not be read as an invitation to submit an application. The real closing date remains in the metadata for the archived cycle: 6 May 2026 at 11:00am UK time.

Contracts for Innovation: Cyber Scale in Critical Sectors (2026)

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Contracts for Innovation: Cyber Scale in Critical Sectors (2026)

Historical status

Innovate UK’s Contracts for Innovation: Cyber scale in critical sectors was a single-phase 2026 competition for cyber security organisations developing solutions for critical-sector environments. The official UKRI opportunity page now lists the opportunity status as Closed, and the official Innovation Funding Service (IFS) record states that the competition is closed. The official pages reviewed for this update do not announce a subsequent round. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 call, not an open application listing.

Contracts for Innovation: Enabling Commercial Quantum Networking

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This page is a historical reference. Contracts for Innovation: enabling commercial quantum networking was run by Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The official opportunity record marks the competition Closed. Applications closed at 11:00am UK time on 20 May 2026. The official pages checked for this update do not announce a replacement competition or a new deadline, so this entry is not an invitation to apply.

The competition had a total budget of up to £20 million inclusive of VAT. It was a procurement competition awarding contracts for research and development services, not a grant. Individual projects were expected to cost £1.5 million to £3 million inclusive of VAT, last 18 months, and produce a deployable prototype plus defined system design and validation documents. The maximum expected number of contracts was ten; funding was not guaranteed to every eligible applicant, and Innovate UK reserved the right to use a portfolio approach.

Contracts for Innovation: FOAK26 (DFT Rail Innovation, 2026-27)

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Contracts for Innovation: FOAK26 (DFT Rail Innovation, 2026-27)

Historical reference: FOAK26 is closed. The official UKRI page records a closing time of 11:00am UK time on 24 June 2026. No later FOAK cycle is announced on the official FOAK26 or Innovation Funding Service pages, so this entry does not invent a replacement deadline.

Official status and key facts

Contracts for Innovation: FOAK26 was a Department for Transport (DfT)-funded competition run by Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). Its purpose was to help innovative suppliers develop, test, and demonstrate high-maturity solutions for specific railway challenges. The UKRI opportunity page now labels the opportunity Closed, and the Innovation Funding Service says that the competition is no longer accepting new applications.

Contracts for Innovation: ProQure Scaling UK Quantum Computing — Closed 2026 Archive

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The ProQure phase-one competition is closed. This page is a historical reference for Innovate UK’s Contracts for Innovation opportunity, ProQure, scaling UK quantum computing. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) listing records a closing date of 29 May 2026 at 11:00am UK time. Its full competition record shows that this was the first phase of a wider programme: successful phase-one contractors who pass technical and commercial assessment may be invited to apply to phase two, with a contract of up to £75 million including VAT. That route is conditional on success in phase one; it is not a new open application round for other organisations. The official record gives no general phase-two deadline.

Copyright Agency Author Fellowship: Historical Reference for the 2026 Round

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Copyright Agency Author Fellowship: Historical Reference for the 2026 Round

Status: the 2026 round is closed

The Copyright Agency Author Fellowship is an annual Cultural Fund program for established Australian authors. Its 2026 application round has ended. Applications closed at 1pm AEST on 17 August 2026. The official application page now explicitly labels applications as closed and retains the round’s supporting-material and grant-obligation details. Copyright Agency’s separate 2026 application-closing-dates table also lists the 17 August close and end-of-October notification. The official Author Fellowship page and fellowship overview checked for this update still publish the 2026 schedule, with no later Author Fellowship round announced. This page therefore records the closed round; it is not an invitation to apply and it does not predict when another call will open.

CORFO Chile Copper Circularity Funding: Historical Guide to Crea y Valida 2026

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CORFO Chile Copper Circularity Funding: Historical Guide to Crea y Valida 2026

The important correction

There is no official CORFO programme that I could verify under the name “Copper Circularity Challenge.” The name sounds plausible because Chile has major copper, tailings and industrial decarbonisation needs, and CORFO does publish both challenge-style initiatives and innovation calls. The official source checked for this update does not present a call with that title, a dedicated copper-circularity prize, or a single application window attached to that label.

Cornell Atkinson Postdoctoral Fellowship in Sustainability 2027: A Three-Year Cornell Appointment Paying $65,000 a Year Plus $12,000 in Annual Research and Travel Funds

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Cornell Atkinson Postdoctoral Fellowship in Sustainability 2027: A Three-Year Cornell Appointment Paying $65,000 a Year Plus $12,000 in Annual Research and Travel Funds

The Cornell Atkinson Postdoctoral Fellowship in Sustainability is one of the more distinctive early-career research posts in the United States because it does not simply fund a scholar to sit inside a lab. It requires every fellow to build a bridge: one foot inside Cornell University, working with a faculty mentor, and one foot outside the academy, working with a partner in government, an NGO, or the private sector. That design turns a three-year postdoc into a training ground for research that is meant to reach decision-makers, not just journals.

Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs 2027

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Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs 2027

Coro’s national program page confirms that applications for the 2027 Fellows Program in Public Affairs are open and that the written application is due January 12, 2027. The deadline is fixed, so this is not a rolling application. Coro California’s official program page links to its live application portal and publishes California-specific materials, eligibility conditions, stipend details, and Selection Day dates. The national page describes the shared program and finalist process; each center manages its own Selection Day and local arrangements. Use the instructions for the center or centers you select, since financial support and some participation requirements vary by location.

Coronation 2026 Graduate Trainee Programme Academy Cohort I — Historical Reference

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Coronation 2026 Graduate Trainee Programme Academy Cohort I — Historical Reference

Closed cycle: The 2026 Coronation Graduate Trainee Programme Academy Cohort I is no longer accepting applications. Its recorded deadline was 17 January 2026. This page preserves the verified details of that cycle for applicants comparing graduate programmes and for readers watching for a separately announced future intake.

Coronation Group’s 2026 Graduate Trainee Programme Academy was an entry-level development programme connected to companies in the Coronation Ecosystem. The official job record describes the offer in practical terms: recent graduates could gain work experience, receive tailored training, and access mentorship in a supportive and dynamic environment. The employer’s academy page expands on the intended learning areas, while the linked recruitment record identifies the eligibility filter and the Lagos location.

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Correctness for Scientific Computing Systems (NSF/DOE CS2): NSF 24-571 Historical Reference

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Correctness for Scientific Computing Systems (NSF/DOE CS2): NSF 24-571 Historical Reference

The Correctness for Scientific Computing Systems (CS²) program is a joint National Science Foundation (NSF) and U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) research program. Its goal is to make correctness a central requirement for scientific computing software and systems, from numerical libraries to complex simulations and emerging workflows. The solicitation addressed faults that can undermine scientific results, including excessive numerical rounding, floating-point exceptions, data races, deadlocks, memory faults, and mismatches between module interfaces and their specifications.

Corsicana Artist and Writer Residency: 2027 Cycle Archive and 2028 Application Outlook

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Corsicana Artist and Writer Residency: 2027 Cycle Archive and 2028 Application Outlook

The Corsicana Artist and Writer Residency offers visual artists and writers two-month periods of focused work in historic Corsicana, Texas. Its official application page labels the 2027 round closed and gives September 1, 2026 as its deadline. The same page announces that applications for the 2028 residency open July 1, 2027. At the metadata date for this reference, that application window is still in the future; the host has not published its deadline, application form, or 2028 requirements. This page therefore preserves the published 2027 cycle and points readers to the next confirmed milestone without presenting an unannounced deadline as fact.

COST Open Call 2026 (OC-2026-1): Up to 80 New Pan-European Research Networks Funded at Roughly €600,000 Each, Closing 28 October 2026

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COST Open Call 2026 (OC-2026-1): Up to 80 New Pan-European Research Networks Funded at Roughly €600,000 Each, Closing 28 October 2026

There is a category of research problem that no single laboratory can solve and no single grant can address, because the bottleneck is not money for experiments — it is that the twenty people across Europe who hold the relevant pieces have never been in a room together. COST exists for that category. The COST Association funds four-year science and technology networks called COST Actions, and its 2026 Open Call, formally collection OC-2026-1, opened on 31 July 2026 at 12:00 noon CEST and closes on 28 October 2026 at 12:00 noon CET.

Costa Rica CCSS Universal Healthcare (Aseguramiento por Cuenta del Estado)

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Costa Rica CCSS Universal Healthcare: Aseguramiento por Cuenta del Estado

The Costa Rica Caja Costarricense de Seguro Social (CCSS), commonly called La Caja, runs a state-funded health protection route for people who cannot pay into a contributory insurance regime. The relevant program is Aseguramiento por Cuenta del Estado, or insurance on the State’s account. It is a public health benefit, not a scholarship, prize, loan, or cash grant. A successful applicant receives access to health services through CCSS medical facilities; the opportunity does not send money to the applicant.

Cottrell Scholar Award: Historical Reference for the Closed 2027 Award Cohort

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Cottrell Scholar Award: Historical Reference for the Closed 2027 Award Cohort

The Cottrell Scholar Award is a Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) program for early-career faculty developing both an independent research program and a meaningful contribution to science education and academic leadership. Its three-year awards support teacher-scholars in chemistry, physics, and astronomy at eligible institutions in the United States and Canada.

This page records the completed application round for the 2027 award cohort. RCSA’s award page says the application process for 2027 Cottrell Scholar Awards is closed. It sets the 2026 proposal deadline at 11 PM Mountain Standard Time on July 1, 2026, states that decisions for the 2027 cohort will be announced by February 15, 2027, and limits the 2026 cycle to applicants whose first tenure-track position began in calendar year 2023. The linked submission guide gives the same deadline and describes the submission steps in PRISM. RCSA’s broader overview separately identifies eligibility for a “2027 proposal cycle” among faculty whose first tenure-track appointment began in 2024. The overview does not say that this separate cycle is accepting applications, provide its deadline, or give its full instructions. This historical entry documents the closed cohort and does not treat that brief eligibility listing as an open call.

Council of the European Union Consilium Traineeships 2027/2028

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Council of the European Union Consilium Traineeships 2027/2028

Key detail	Current information
Programme	Consilium traineeships at the General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union
Record status	Historical reference for the February–June 2027 intake, which is closed; the next period is announced but applications are not yet open
Previous round deadline	15 September 2026, 12:00 Brussels time (for February–June 2027 placements)
Next application opening	8 February 2027 for September 2027–January 2028 placements; no closing date is published yet
Next placement period	1 September 2027 to 31 January 2028
Placement	Brussels, Belgium
Length	Five months
Grant	€1,538.16 net per month
Other support	€70 monthly meal allowance and a travel allowance based on place of recruitment
Main eligibility	EU citizen, degree at bachelor level or higher by application close, language requirements, and limited prior EU institution experience

Current status and what the dates mean

The General Secretariat of the Council runs the Consilium traineeship programme. The Council’s official page confirms that applications are closed for the February–June 2027 intake. This page is a historical reference for that completed application round, not a live application notice. Its last application deadline was 15 September 2026 at 12:00 Brussels time. That closed intake is the archived round represented by the date in this page’s front matter. The Council has announced the next application period: it will open on 8 February 2027 for placements from 1 September 2027 to 31 January 2028. The next round is announced, but it is not yet accepting applications, and the Council has not published its closing date. The official page does not yet give that next period’s closing date, so do not treat the archived September 2026 date as a deadline for the announced intake.

Court of Justice of the European Union Traineeship, March–July 2027 (Historical Reference)

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Court of Justice of the European Union Traineeship, March–July 2027 (Historical Reference)

Status

This page records a completed application round. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) announced paid traineeships for its March–July 2027 session, with applications due by 15 September 2026. That deadline has passed, so this is not an open call and the application route described below cannot be used to submit for this session. The official announcement and the Court’s general traineeship page do not announce a later session as currently open. They describe the Court’s recurring programme and typical application periods, but those general details are not a confirmed future call or deadline. Check the Court’s official pages for a new announcement before relying on a date or making plans.

CPR Artist-in-Residence Program 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Call

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CPR Artist-in-Residence Program 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Call

The CPR – Center for Performance Research (CPR) 2027 Artist-in-Residence (AiR) open call is closed. CPR’s official call set the deadline at Monday, 24 August 2026, 5:00 p.m. EST, and stated that late submissions would not be accepted. Its events listing now records the open-call event as past. CPR has not announced a subsequent AiR application cycle on its official site as checked for this update, so there is no confirmed next deadline or current application window to report. This page preserves the 2027 cycle’s terms for reference; it is not an invitation to apply now.

Cradle CIP Sprint: Up to MYR 600,000 in Grant Funding for Malaysian Tech Startups (Rolling Applications)

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If you run a Malaysian tech company that has a working product, a handful of paying customers, and that unmistakable “we might actually pull this off” momentum, you have probably discovered an awkward truth: the stage between it works and it sells at scale is weirdly underfunded.

Investors want you to be bigger. Banks want you to be boring. Meanwhile you are trying to build a real sales function rather than a cofounder in a blazer, harden the product enough that an enterprise buyer stops asking uncomfortable security questions, and get into a second market.

Creative Australia Arts Projects for Individuals and Groups: A$10,000 to A$50,000 — Next Published Closing Date 2 March 2027

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Creative Australia Arts Projects for Individuals and Groups: A$10,000 to A$50,000 — Next Published Closing Date 2 March 2027

Arts Projects for Individuals and Groups is Creative Australia’s broad project grant category for practising artists and arts professionals applying as individuals or as an unincorporated group. It spans art forms and project scales: a choreographer developing a new work, a writer undertaking practice-based research, an artist collective planning a regional exhibition, or a community arts team making work with local participants may all find a fit here. Applications are assessed by peers through panels aligned with the work.

Creative Europe MEDIA Mini-Slate Development: 2026 Call Archive

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Creative Europe MEDIA Mini-Slate Development: 2026 Call Archive

The 2026 European mini-slate development call is closed. Its official identifier was CREA-MEDIA-2026-DEVMINISLATE; the submission deadline was 17 September 2026 at 17:00 Brussels time. The Funding & Tenders Portal submission system closed after that deadline. This is a historical reference for producers who need to understand the previous call, not an application window that is accepting proposals.

The 2027 work programme has been announced, but there is no new mini-slate application date or call fiche to use here. The European Commission’s Culture and Creativity update of 22 September 2026 says MEDIA support for cross-border audiovisual development will continue through calls including slate and mini-slate. EACEA’s notice of 30 September 2026 says the first 2027 Creative Europe calls had been published and directs applicants to the Funding & Tenders Portal for upcoming calls, criteria, and deadlines. Those programme-level notices do not identify a 2027 mini-slate call or provide its identifier, opening date, deadline, budget, eligibility rules, or application documents. They confirm that this type of support is planned to continue, not that a mini-slate application window is open. Do not carry the 2026 deadline or its rules forward as if they were the next call’s terms.

Creative Export Canada Grants: Next Intake Not Yet Announced

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Canada has no shortage of creative hits. The problem is what happens after the hometown applause fades. A film sells out TIFF and then… crickets abroad. A game gets rave reviews and then… struggles to land distribution outside North America. A music act builds a loyal Canadian audience and then… discovers touring logistics are a wallet-eating monster.

That gap—between “we’re doing great here” and “we’re profitable everywhere”—is exactly where Creative Export Canada (CEC) steps in. The program sits inside the federal Creative Export Strategy, run by the Department of Canadian Heritage, and it exists for one purpose: to help Canadian creative companies turn work that already exists into revenue earned outside Canada.

Creative Industries Clusters Round 2 (Invite Only)

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Creative Industries Clusters Round 2 (Invite Only)

The Creative Industries Clusters round 2 (invite only) was an Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) grant opportunity delivered through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The official UKRI opportunity listing marks this round Closed. Its published closing date was 22 July 2026 at 4:00 pm UK time, and UKRI’s guidance says applications could not be submitted after that time. This entry is a historical reference to the completed commissioning round. The official listing provides no later round or replacement application deadline, and no next cycle is announced there, so no future date is implied here.

CRI IGNITE Award 2027: Up to $1.05 Million Across Five Years to Carry a Cancer Immunology Postdoc Through to a Tenure-Track Lab of Their Own

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CRI IGNITE Award 2027: Up to $1.05 Million Across Five Years to Carry a Cancer Immunology Postdoc Through to a Tenure-Track Lab of Their Own

Most funding for early-career scientists stops exactly where the risk starts. A postdoctoral fellowship pays for the bench years, and a mid-career award picks you up once you already have a lab, a department, and a track record. In between sits the transition — the job search, the negotiation over start-up funds, the first eighteen months in a new department when nobody is paying you to fail. That gap is where a lot of promising immunology careers quietly end.

CRI Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026–2027: $243,000 for Postdoctoral Immunology Research

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CRI Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026–2027: $243,000 for Postdoctoral Immunology Research

The Cancer Research Institute (CRI) lists two submission dates for its current Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowship cycle: September 1, 2026 and March 1, 2027. The September date has passed; March 1, 2027, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time is the next listed deadline. The March round remains open, so this is an active opportunity rather than a historical listing. CRI’s official program page currently publishes both dates and the annual schedule. The fellowship gives early-career researchers three years of support to study immunology or cancer immunology under a sponsor at a non-profit institution in the United States or abroad. There are no citizenship restrictions.

Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) 2027: Cycle Preview and 2026 Deadline Archive

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Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) 2027: Cycle Preview and 2026 Deadline Archive

Current status

The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) is a U.S. Department of State program funded by the U.S. Government and supported in implementation by American Councils for International Education. The official site has published applicant guidance expressly for the 2027 program, including eligibility, language levels, participation requirements, and selection criteria. However, the official application page still says that the 2027 application will be available in fall 2026. It does not give a 2027 submission deadline or say that the application portal is open.

Critical Minerals and Materials Accelerator (DE-FOA-0003589): DOE Cooperative Funding for Prototype and Pilot Technologies

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Critical Minerals and Materials Accelerator (DE-FOA-0003589): DOE Cooperative Funding for Prototype and Pilot Technologies

Historical reference: the 2026 round is closed

The Critical Minerals and Materials Accelerator Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) was a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funding opportunity for moving promising critical-minerals and materials technologies beyond bench-scale proof. The official DOE landing page and the final NOFO identify three topic areas, separate deadlines, and a total of up to $69 million. The latest application deadline was Topic Area 3 on July 23, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The DOE eXCHANGE system states that its submission controls enforce hard deadlines, and applications submitted after the applicable deadline are ineligible.

CSIRO Kick-Start Program: AUD 10,000–50,000 Matched Funding for Australian SMEs

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CSIRO Kick-Start Program: AUD 10,000–50,000 Matched Funding for Australian SMEs

CSIRO Kick-Start is a year-round R&D funding program for Australian start-ups and small to medium-sized businesses that have a scientific, technical, or analytical challenge. The program connects an eligible business with CSIRO researchers and provides dollar-matched funding for an agreed project. It is intended for early-stage work that can help a business investigate an idea, test a prototype, answer a feasibility question, or move a product toward commercial use.

CSR-Hub Cohort IV: Civic Space Protection and Regulatory Compliance Programme (Historical Reference)

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CSR-Hub Cohort IV: Civic Space Protection and Regulatory Compliance Programme (Historical Reference)

Historical reference: Cohort IV is closed. The English call page, published on 27 January 2026, lists 30 January 2026. The French edition, published on 24 February 2026, lists 8 March 2026 at 11:59 p.m. GMT. The French page is later, but it does not label the date as an extension; this archive records the latest deadline published in the official call notices while retaining the discrepancy. The official pages reviewed show Cohort IV delivery activity but no new application call for this pillar. The old application link should not be treated as a current application route.

Cuba Universal Healthcare System

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Cuba Universal Healthcare System: Ongoing Public Health Access

Cuba Universal Healthcare System is an ongoing public service, not a scholarship, cash award, insurance product, or annual competition. The responsible organisation is Cuba’s Ministry of Public Health, known in Spanish as the Ministerio de Salud Pública or MINSAP. The official Ministry website is salud.msp.gob.cu. At the time of this refresh, that site returned HTTP 500, so readers should treat the official URL as the correct destination but should not assume that a temporary server error means the health system has been discontinued.

Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers Fellowship: 2027–2028

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Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers Fellowship: 2027–2028

The Dorothy and Lewis B. Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers is a fellowship program of The New York Public Library (NYPL). It supports projects that draw on the research collections at the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building in Manhattan. NYPL’s official online application portal published guidelines for the 2027–2028 fellowship cycle: applications were due September 25, 2026, at 5 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time, and the portal says applications cannot be accepted after that cutoff. The deadline has passed. The official guidelines reviewed here do not announce a later cycle. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2027–2028 cycle, not an open application notice.

Cummings $35 Million Grant Program 2027: Historical Guide for Greater Boston Nonprofits

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Cummings $35 Million Grant Program 2027: Historical Guide for Greater Boston Nonprofits

Status of the 2027 cycle

The Cummings Foundation’s 2027 grant cycle is no longer accepting letters of inquiry. The Foundation’s official program page lists September 16, 2026 at 5:00 PM as the LOI closing time, says extensions will not be granted, and now directs organizations to check back in mid-July 2027 to begin a letter of inquiry. That is a future opportunity window, not an announced deadline: the Foundation has not yet published the next cycle’s opening or closing dates. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2027 awards and a guide to the published rules for that cycle. Do not treat the past date in the metadata as a live application opportunity.

Cut Your Utah Property Tax Bill in 2026: Homeowner Credit Up to $1,412 Plus a 20% Value Abatement

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Property taxes have a special talent: they show up with the calm confidence of a sunrise, whether your budget is ready or not. And if you are a senior, living on a fixed income, or dealing with a disability, that annual bill can feel less like “civic participation” and more like a stress test.

Utah runs a family of relief programs that most eligible households never claim. The two that move the most money for ordinary homeowners are the Homeowner Low-income Abatement — the program everyone still calls the circuit breaker — and the county-administered low-income (indigent) abatement. For the current cycle, the homeowner credit can abate up to $1,412 of property tax, plus an additional credit equal to the tax on 20 percent of your home’s fair market value. The county low-income abatement is worth 50 percent of the year’s total tax or $1,412, whichever is less.

CyberAICorps Scholarship for Service (CyberAI SFS): 2027 Competition

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CyberAICorps Scholarship for Service (CyberAI SFS): 2027 Competition

The U.S. National Science Foundation’s current CyberAICorps Scholarship for Service program is governed by solicitation NSF 26-503, with the next annual competition dates now shown for 2027. NSF renamed the long-running CyberCorps Scholarship for Service model and expanded it to cover the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. The program links three connected activities:

Workforce preparation in a high-demand technical field,
Higher education program design and support,
A defined government-service obligation for scholarship recipients.

The next listed Scholarship Track deadline is July 20, 2027. NSF lists April 5, 2027 as the next Innovation Track target date. The 2026 dates are closed: the Scholarship Track deadline was July 21, 2026, and NSF says proposals submitted after that date will not be accepted. The 2027 dates are therefore the relevant planning dates for an institution preparing a proposal now.

Cybersecurity Academic Startup Accelerator Programme Y10 Phase One (2026) - Historical Reference

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The Cyber Security Academic Startup Accelerator Programme (CyberASAP) Y10 Phase 1 competition is closed. The official UKRI opportunity page records Innovate UK as the funder, the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) as co-funder, and a closing time of 11 February 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The linked Innovation Funding Service record also says that the competition is closed. UKRI has since listed CyberASAP Year 11 Phase 1 among future opportunities for January 2027: the listing names Innovate UK as lead and gives a total fund of £1.07 million over a maximum of 26 awards. It does not yet give a specific deadline or the detailed eligibility and application rules for that call. This page remains a historical reference to Y10; its Y10 dates and terms must not be treated as Y11 instructions.

Cyprus RIF PRE-SEED 2026 (PRE-SEED/0526): A €1 Million Call Offering Up to €119,999 per Early-Stage Startup, Closing 11 September 2026 at 13:00

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Cyprus RIF PRE-SEED 2026 (PRE-SEED/0526): A €1 Million Call Offering Up to €119,999 per Early-Stage Startup, Closing 11 September 2026 at 13:00

Most public funding arrives too late for the founders who need it most. Grant schemes typically want a registered company, audited accounts, a paying customer, or a technology readiness level that assumes years of prior investment. Cyprus’s PRE-SEED programme is built for the opposite moment — the point where a venture is still a business idea being tested, or a product that exists as a rough prototype and a set of assumptions.

D-Prize Global Competition 2026: Up to US$20,000 to Launch a New Venture Distributing Proven Poverty Solutions

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D-Prize Global Competition 2026: Up to US$20,000 to Launch a New Venture Distributing Proven Poverty Solutions

D-Prize’s Global Competition is live. Its official site lists the early submission deadline as 25 October 2026 at midnight Pacific Time, the regular deadline as 15 November 2026 at midnight Pacific Time, and an extension deadline of 6 December 2026 at midnight Pacific Time for applicants who register for an extension. The deadline field above uses the earliest current submission date. Applicants should check the official page and the application packet before submitting, especially if using the extension route.

D. Ross Robertson Research Awards: Field Research Funding for Neotropical Deep-Reef Fishes

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D. Ross Robertson Research Awards: Field Research Funding for Neotropical Deep-Reef Fishes

The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) listed the D. Ross Robertson Research Fellowship Awards for Field Studies of Neotropical Deep-Reef Fishes with a September 30, 2026 application deadline. That date has passed. The official fellowship listing checked for this update does not announce a later Robertson application cycle, so this page is a historical reference to the closed 2026 opportunity, not an open application notice. Its deadline field preserves the real closing date for the archived cycle; it is not a date for a future round.

DAAD Development-Related Postgraduate Courses (EPOS) Scholarship 2027/2028: Master's or Doctoral Study in Germany With a €992–€1,400 Monthly Stipend

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The Development-Related Postgraduate Courses programme, usually called EPOS, is a DAAD scholarship route for experienced professionals from eligible developing and newly industrialised countries. It supports postgraduate study at selected German universities in subjects connected to economic, social, environmental, health, agricultural, planning, engineering, and public-sector development. DAAD has published the course list for the 2027/28 intake, and its scholarship entry currently links to that list. The cycle is open for applications at courses whose own windows have not closed; each listed degree has its own application process and dates.

DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme 2027 (Closed): Fully Funded Master's in Public Policy and Good Governance in Germany

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DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme 2027 (Closed): Fully Funded Master’s in Public Policy and Good Governance in Germany

The DAAD Helmut-Schmidt-Programme 2027 application cycle is closed. The official DAAD announcement states that applications for all seven participating higher education institutions were accepted from 1 June until 31 July 2026. The official programme page and the current announcement reviewed for this update do not announce a later cycle, so this entry preserves the completed 2027 call as a historical reference. It is not a live invitation to submit a late application.

DAAD Postdoctoral Fellowship at SAIS Johns Hopkins: Historical Funding and Application Reference

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DAAD Postdoctoral Fellowship at SAIS Johns Hopkins: Historical Funding and Application Reference

This page records the closed 2026-2027 DAAD Postdoctoral Fellowship at Johns Hopkins University’s Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). The Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs hosted the fellows. Johns Hopkins SAIS’s official program page and its linked call confirm that applications closed on January 14, 2026, and the call said applicants would be notified in February 2026. The official DAAD postdoctoral page contains no announcement of a later round as of this review. This is therefore a historical reference, not an open application. Do not use the closed cycle’s portal or assume that its terms will carry forward if SAIS announces another call.

DAAD Study Scholarships for Master's Studies 2027: A €992 Monthly Stipend Plus Travel, Insurance, and a Study Allowance for a Fully Supported Master's Degree in Germany

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DAAD Study Scholarships for Master’s Studies 2027: A €992 Monthly Stipend Plus Travel, Insurance, and a Study Allowance for a Fully Supported Master’s Degree in Germany

The German Academic Exchange Service, Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD), offers this scholarship for international graduates who want postgraduate study in Germany. The programme can support a complete Master’s degree at a state or state-recognised German university, or a defined study year in Germany that forms part of a second Master’s degree at the applicant’s home university. It is designed for many academic fields, while applicants in artistic disciplines and architecture are directed to separate DAAD programmes.

DAFNI Fellowship 2026–2027: Applications Closed (Historical Reference)

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DAFNI Fellowship 2026–2027: Applications Closed (Historical Reference)

The DAFNI Fellowship 2026 application round is closed. This page is a historical reference for the fellowship programme whose cohort term ran from 1 April 2026 to 30 June 2027, rather than a live invitation to apply. The official UKRI opportunity page records the closing deadline as 4 February 2026 at 5:00pm UK time and says that applications could not be submitted after that time. DAFNI’s current fellowship page says that applications for its 2026 Fellows have closed and that information about future applications will be posted there; it does not announce a new deadline. No later cycle is stated here because no official date has been published.

Dahdaleh Global Health Graduate Scholarship 2026–2027: Historical Reference

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Dahdaleh Global Health Graduate Scholarship 2026–2027: Historical Reference

The Dahdaleh Global Health Graduate Scholarship is a York University award administered by the Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research. Applications for the 2026–2027 cycle closed on January 16, 2026 at noon Eastern Time; York marks that call Concluded and announced fifteen recipients on September 4, 2026. The Institute’s current program page still describes the scholarship and links to an application form, but it does not announce a later cycle. This is therefore a historical reference to the completed 2026–2027 round, not an open application listing. The scholarship program remains active, but the official pages reviewed do not announce a next application cycle.

Daimler and Benz Foundation Postdoc Scholarship 2028: €50,000 for Postdocs and Junior Professors

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Daimler and Benz Foundation Postdoc Scholarship 2028: €50,000 for Postdocs and Junior Professors

The Daimler and Benz Foundation has announced the dates for its 2028 scholarship program for postdoctoral researchers and junior professors. Its official English program page says the online application portal will be available from June 1, 2027, and applications may be submitted up to and including September 30, 2027. The portal is not open yet. The Foundation has published the next round’s application dates and standing program profile, but not the detailed 2028 conditions or application checklist. Use the announced dates for planning and confirm eligibility, documents, and submission rules against the 2028 call once those materials are released.

Daiwa Foundation Small Grants and Awards: 2027 Cycle

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Daiwa Foundation Small Grants and Awards: 2027 Cycle

The next application deadline is 31 March 2027. The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation has announced that applications for its next Small Grants and Awards round will be available online from late November 2026. The deadline is future, but the forms are not yet available. Applicants should use the Foundation’s official pages for the eventual forms and current application notes; the guidance below summarizes the scheme rules currently published by the Foundation.

Damon Runyon Postdoctoral Fellowship Award 2027: Four Years of Cancer Research Support

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Damon Runyon Postdoctoral Fellowship Award 2027: Four Years of Cancer Research Support

The Damon Runyon Postdoctoral Fellowship Award supports early-career researchers pursuing original cancer research under the guidance of an experienced sponsor. The Foundation’s application-guidelines deadline chart lists the next review session for spring 2027: Proposal Central is scheduled to open on January 15, 2027, and completed applications are due by 4:00 pm Eastern Time on March 15, 2027. The prior August 14, 2026 session has closed. The published spring session has a selection meeting on May 8, 2027, and awards are scheduled to begin on the first day of July, August, September, or October 2027. The application is not open yet as of this page update, so prospective applicants should return to the official guidelines and Proposal Central when submissions open. The session-specific eligibility windows below follow the March deadline.

Dan David Prize 2027: Up to Nine $300,000 Awards for Early- and Mid-Career Scholars and Practitioners Who Study the Human Past

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Dan David Prize 2027: Up to Nine $300,000 Awards for Early- and Mid-Career Scholars and Practitioners Who Study the Human Past

The Dan David Prize is the largest history prize in the world, and its 2027 cycle is open now. Each year the Prize awards up to nine prizes of $300,000 each to outstanding early- and mid-career scholars and practitioners whose work illuminates the human past. It is a rare thing: a major, unrestricted award aimed squarely at people who are still building their careers rather than at established eminences collecting a lifetime-achievement medal. A historian a decade past their PhD, an archaeologist running early field seasons, a museum curator, or a documentary filmmaker interpreting the past for a wide audience can all be recognized on the same footing.

Darcy Business Freedom Grant 2026: $1,000 for Business Founders

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Darcy Business Freedom Grant 2026: $1,000 for Business Founders

Darcy’s Business is accepting applications for the 2026 Business Freedom Grant. Coach Darcy’s official grant page describes a $1,000 award for entrepreneurs who are starting, launching, or growing a business. Applications are free, and the published final deadline is December 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM EDT. The organizer reviews entries in phases: the early review deadline was September 30, 2026, the second review deadline is November 15, 2026, and the final deadline is December 31, 2026. The early date has passed, but this is an active cycle, not a closed historical listing.

DARPA Bio-Attribution Challenge (2026)

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DARPA Bio-Attribution Challenge (2026)

The DARPA Bio-Attribution Challenge was a two-round federal prize competition for computational tools that could identify biological signals in very large datasets and help determine their likely origin. It was not a grant solicitation or a wet-lab research award. Participants supplied software for evaluation in a secure, government-controlled environment; the challenge did not involve handling actual pathogens or biological materials.

This page is now a historical reference. DARPA’s official challenge page says that the program is complete, that its content is retained for reference, and that the page is no longer maintained. DARPA’s final news report also says that the second round concluded and that the competition awarded its full prize pool. There is no announced follow-on cycle on the official page, so readers should not treat this entry as an open application opportunity.

DARPA Lift Challenge 2028: Upcoming Competition and 2026 Historical Reference

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DARPA Lift Challenge 2028: Upcoming Competition and 2026 Historical Reference

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has announced that its Lift Challenge will return for a second competition in summer 2028. The program asks teams to develop vertical-takeoff-and-landing unmanned aircraft with unusually high payload capacity relative to aircraft weight. DARPA describes heavy-lift drones as relevant to military work and civilian uses such as infrastructure inspection, package delivery, and disaster response. The coming competition is announced, but it is not an open application opportunity yet.

Darwin Plus People & Skills Round 14 (2026): Historical Reference for Grants up to £100,000

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Darwin Plus People & Skills Round 14 (2026): Historical Reference for Grants up to £100,000

Status of this round

Darwin Plus People & Skills Round 14 is closed. The official programme page states that applications to Round 14 are now closed and records its deadline as Monday 7 September 2026. The official page and the linked Round 14 guidance do not announce a later People & Skills application round. This page is therefore an archive of the closed round, not an invitation to apply. Check the official programme page for any future announcement; there is no confirmed next-round deadline to report.

Datadog for Startups

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Datadog for Startups

Datadog for Startups is a no-equity, usage-based support program designed to help early-stage companies access Datadog’s observability and security platform without paying full price during the first phase of growth. The official program page describes up to a year of access to the full Datadog platform, with up to $100,000 in credits for eligible startups.

In practical terms, this program is useful when you are already feeling one of the most common startup problems:

David Berry Fellowship 2027: Up to £2,500 for Research on Scotland and the Scottish People

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David Berry Fellowship 2027: Up to £2,500 for Research on Scotland and the Scottish People

The David Berry Fellowship is a small, focused research award from the Royal Historical Society (RHS) for historians investigating the history of Scotland or the history of Scottish people in the United Kingdom and around the world. The 2027 fellowship call is open now and has a submission deadline of Friday 5 March 2027. The award is worth up to £2,500 and is intended for a tangible piece of research that would be difficult to undertake without financial help.

David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellowship 2027: A Two-Year Postdoctoral Fellowship Paying $74,263+ a Year Plus $45,000 in Research Funds for Applied Conservation Science

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David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellowship 2027: A Two-Year Postdoctoral Fellowship Paying $74,263+ a Year Plus $45,000 in Research Funds for Applied Conservation Science

The David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellowship is one of the most respected early-career awards in the field of applied conservation science. Administered by the Society for Conservation Biology, it gives recent PhDs two years of funded freedom to design and lead research that does not just describe environmental problems but actually helps solve them. For the cycle beginning in 2027, the program pays a salary of $74,263 in the first year and $76,490 in the second, adds a $45,000 research and travel budget, and surrounds each fellow with a hand-picked network of academic and practitioner mentors. Applications are due at 11:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, with no extensions permitted.

David Perlman Award for Excellence in Science Journalism—News 2026: $5,000 Prize

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Science reporting is hard on a calm day. On a breaking-news day, it can feel like trying to assemble a telescope while riding a bicycle downhill. You need speed, judgment, accuracy, and just enough nerve to explain complicated research to the public before the news cycle moves on without you.

That is exactly why the David Perlman Award for Excellence in Science Journalism—News 2026 deserved attention. This is not a broad “journalism excellence” pat on the back. It is a very specific honor for reporters who produce science news for the public and make the story clear, accurate, and genuinely useful to readers, viewers, or listeners. The 2026 call has now closed, so this page is a historical reference for that round rather than an open application listing.

Davidson Fellows Scholarship: 2026 Closed, 2027 Opens in Fall 2026

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Davidson Fellows Scholarship: 2026 Closed, 2027 Opens in Fall 2026

Some scholarships reward potential. The Davidson Fellows Scholarship rewards a significant piece of work that is already complete.

The current program notice is important: the 2026 application is closed, and the 2027 application will open in Fall 2026. Davidson has not published a 2027 application deadline yet. That means this page is useful for preparing a project, understanding the eligibility rules, and organizing supporting material, but it is not a prompt to submit an application today. Check the official Davidson Fellows pages when the 2027 application opens for the final deadline and category-specific instructions.

Davis Projects for Peace 2027: US$10,000 Grants for Student-Designed Grassroots Peace Projects

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Davis Projects for Peace 2027: US$10,000 Grants for Student-Designed Grassroots Peace Projects

Davis Projects for Peace gives student leaders US$10,000 to design and implement a community-centered project during the summer. The award is intended for a student-led response to a local, domestic, or international issue connected to peacebuilding, conflict prevention, reconciliation, or the conditions that make peaceful communities possible. It is not tuition support, a general travel award, or funding for an existing internship. The official Middlebury timetable now lists the next national submission deadline as February 3, 2027, while making clear that each partner institution sets the student-facing process and an earlier campus deadline.

DBJ IGNITE Innovation Grant Jamaica: Up to JMD 7,000,000 for Innovative MSMEs (Historical Reference)

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DBJ IGNITE Innovation Grant Jamaica: Up to JMD 7,000,000 for Innovative MSMEs (Historical Reference)

Status first: there is no open IGNITE round right now

If you came here looking for a live deadline, the honest answer is that there is not one to give you. The Development Bank of Jamaica has not published a new IGNITE application window. The last verified IGNITE IV deadline was 2023-01-06, after DBJ extended the original closing date. That round is closed, and this page is a historical reference rather than an invitation to submit an old application.

DE-FOA-0003624: IGNIITE 2026 (Inspiring Generations of New Innovators to Impact Technologies in Energy)

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DE-FOA-0003624: IGNIITE 2026 (Inspiring Generations of New Innovators to Impact Technologies in Energy)

This opportunity is one of the strongest high-energy 2026–2027 prospects for early-stage teams because it is explicitly aimed at researchers and inventors at the start of independent careers, and it is not a general open-ended research program with vague language. ARPA-E built IGNIITE to fill a specific gap: early-career innovators who can identify a high-impact technical idea, but who often struggle in traditional grant systems that reward long publication histories.

Deborah Rogers Award 2027: £10,000 for an Unpublished Writer Completing a First Book

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Deborah Rogers Award 2027: £10,000 for an Unpublished Writer Completing a First Book

The Deborah Rogers Award is a biennial prize for an unpublished writer with a promising first book in progress. Its 2027 call is open to submissions from 29 September through midnight on 24 November 2026. The winner receives £10,000 to help complete the book, while two shortlisted writers each receive £3,000. The foundation accepts fiction, non-fiction, children’s writing and short stories, but the work must meet detailed publication-history, residence, originality and format rules.

Deep Tech Commercialisation Grants Europe 2026: How to Win up to €2.5M from the EIC Transition Programme

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If you have an EU‑funded research result that is too mature for basic science but not yet ready for investors, you are standing in the most dangerous place in innovation: the gap between lab and market.

The European Innovation Council (EIC) Transition programme exists precisely for that gap.

This is not seed funding for an idea on a slide. It is serious money – up to €2.5 million in grant funding, plus optional booster micro‑grants – to turn a concrete EU‑funded research result into a validated technology and a credible business.

Defence Innovation Loans FY 2026/27: £100,000–£1 Million for UK Defence Technology SMEs

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Defence Innovation Loans FY 2026/27: £100,000–£1 Million for UK Defence Technology SMEs

The UK Defence Innovation Loans competition gives eligible small and medium-sized enterprises a route to finance later-stage research and development and pre-commercialisation work for defence technologies. For the 2026/27 financial year, the programme offers loans from £100,000 to £1 million. The currently relevant Cycle 3 closes at 12:00 midday BST on 1 September 2026.

This is not a conventional grant. The money must be repaid, and the borrower pays interest. Its value is the combination of a substantial project facility and an innovation-loan structure whose interest rate is intended to be below the market cost of comparable borrowing. That makes the opportunity potentially useful for a company that has a credible route to revenue, but it also makes financial affordability a central part of the assessment.

Defra Farmer Welfare Grant 2026–2029: £1.5 Million for England-Based Agricultural Mental Health and Resilience Projects

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Defra Farmer Welfare Grant 2026–2029: £1.5 Million for England-Based Agricultural Mental Health and Resilience Projects

The Farmer Welfare Grant is a new Defra funding opportunity for English charities and third-sector not-for-profit organizations that can improve the mental health, welfare, and resilience of people working in agriculture. Defra has announced a total funding value of £1.5 million for projects running from November 2026 to March 2029. The call is open, and applications are due by 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.

Defra Farming Innovation Investor Partnership 2026: Up to £5,000,000 for UK Farming Innovation with Private Co-Investment

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Defra Farming Innovation Investor Partnership 2026: Up to £5,000,000 for UK Farming Innovation with Private Co-Investment

This is a historical reference for the Defra Farming Innovation Investor Partnership 2026, a grant competition delivered by Innovate UK in partnership with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). The official UKRI opportunity page now labels the competition Closed. Its linked Innovation Funding Service (IFS) page also says that the competition is closed, and no next cycle is announced on the official opportunity page.

Defra R&D Fellowship Programme 2027–2028: £33,590–£44,500 Salary for UK Science and Analysis Placements

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Defra R&D Fellowship Programme 2027–2028: £33,590–£44,500 Salary for UK Science and Analysis Placements

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is accepting applications for its 2027–28 Research and Development Fellowship Programme. The programme is designed for scientists and analysts who want to use research, evidence, and technical judgement inside government. Around 65 fellowships are available, with short-term appointments beginning as early as 1 April 2027 and lasting from six months to up to one year.

Delaware EDGE Grant Fall 2026 Competition: $1.15 Million Split Between $50,000 Entrepreneur Awards and $100,000 STEM Awards, Closing 11 September 2026 at 4 p.m.

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Delaware EDGE Grant Fall 2026 Competition: $1.15 Million Split Between $50,000 Entrepreneur Awards and $100,000 STEM Awards, Closing 11 September 2026 at 4 p.m.

Most state small-business grant programs are quiet, paperwork-driven affairs: you submit a form, a committee reads it, and months later a letter arrives. Delaware’s EDGE Grant works differently. It is a competition. You write an application, a review process narrows the field to a shortlist, and then the shortlisted owners stand up in front of a panel of judges and pitch. The size of the check depends partly on how well that pitch lands.

Dell Scholars Scholarship Guide: $20,000 Plus College-to-Career Support for Pell-Eligible Seniors

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The Dell Scholars program is a college scholarship and completion-support program run by the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation. It is designed for students who need financial help to begin a four-year degree and practical support to stay enrolled, make academic decisions, and prepare for a career.

This page is now a historical reference. The official Dell Scholars student page lists the completed 2025–2026 application schedule and does not announce a later application cycle. The last published application deadline was February 15, 2026. That date remains in the front matter because it is the actual closing date for the verified cycle; it is not a deadline that a new applicant can still meet. Do not treat this entry as proof that the class of 2027 or a later class is open. Check the official student page before preparing an application.

Democracy Camp in Germany: 2026 Applications Closed

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Democracy Camp in Germany: 2026 Applications Closed

Democracy Camp 2026 was a five-day intercultural exchange organised by Democracy International in Vallendar, Germany, from 17 to 21 June 2026. The official event page now reports that its application form is closed to new submissions. This listing is therefore a historical reference to the completed 2026 camp, not an open call for applications.

The page does not announce a 2027 Democracy Camp, a replacement cycle, or a later registration deadline. The 2026 date is retained in the metadata so the archive records the real cycle rather than presenting an empty or invented future deadline. Readers should not treat the official page’s continuing event description or any remaining page controls as evidence that late applications are possible.

Democratic Engagement Fund 2026: Up to £50,000 for Community Participation Projects in England

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Democratic Engagement Fund 2026: Up to £50,000 for Community Participation Projects in England

The Democratic Engagement Fund is a competitive UK Government grant for civil society organisations in England that want to help people take part in democratic life. The 2026 call is open until 31 August 2026 at 23:59 BST. Most successful projects will receive up to £25,000, while bids up to £50,000 may be considered when the applicant can show that the additional money will create significantly greater impact or strong value for money.

Denmark Boerne- og Ungeydelse (Child and Youth Benefit)

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Denmark’s Børne- og ungeydelse, often called the børnecheck, is an ongoing public benefit for families with children. It is paid for each child until the day the child turns 18. The benefit is tax-free, and the amount depends mainly on the child’s age, the recipient’s income, and how much of the benefit is payable to each parent. For most families who satisfy the ordinary Danish conditions, Udbetaling Danmark calculates the payment automatically rather than requiring a new application for each quarter.

Denys Holland Scholarship at UCL 2026: £9,000 a Year Undergraduate Award for Students of Any Nationality

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Denys Holland Scholarship at UCL 2026: £9,000 a Year Undergraduate Award for Students of Any Nationality

The 2026 Denys Holland Scholarship round is closed. This page is now a historical reference for that round, not a live invitation to apply. University College London’s public scholarship URL currently leads to a UCL login page, and the public UCL Scholarships Finder does not announce a next Denys Holland deadline. Do not treat a future date copied from an aggregator as confirmed until UCL publishes it.

DEP Call 10: Accelerating Best Use of Technologies (DIGITAL-2026-BESTUSE-10)

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DEP Call 10: Accelerating Best Use of Technologies (DIGITAL-2026-BESTUSE-10)

Historical reference: the call is closed

HaDEA’s DEP Call 10: Accelerating Best Use of Technologies, reference DIGITAL-2026-BESTUSE-10, is a closed call under the Digital Europe Programme. HaDEA’s official call page records its status as closed and gives a single-stage submission deadline of 1 October 2026 at 17:00 CEST (Brussels time). The official call fiche says proposals had to be submitted before that deadline. This page is therefore an archive of the completed call, not an invitation to submit now. The official call page and documents reviewed for this update announce no replacement or next round.

Departamento del Trabajo y Recursos Humanos

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Departamento del Trabajo y Recursos Humanos

Overview

The Departamento del Trabajo y Recursos Humanos administers Puerto Rico’s short-term disability insurance system, commonly known as SINOT or Seguro por Incapacidad No Ocupacional Temporal. This is the program people usually mean when they ask for help after a sickness, injury, or pregnancy keeps them from working but the condition is not related to the job.

Think of SINOT as partial wage replacement, not full salary replacement and not long-term disability. It exists for short absences when you are expected to recover and return to work. For many workers, that makes it worth checking quickly after a doctor says you cannot keep working. For others, it will not help at all: if the condition came from work, workers’ compensation is usually the correct route; if you are not covered through an employer under the program rules, you may not qualify.

Desert and Agri-Tech Funding in Egypt: AgriTech4Egypt Historical Reference and Next-Call Status

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Desert and Agri-Tech Funding in Egypt: AgriTech4Egypt Historical Reference and Next-Call Status

AgriTech4Egypt is a real Egyptian agri-tech program, but the official page linked here is not an open 2026 application. It is the archive for the AgriTech 4 Egypt Innovation Challenge 2024. The program page says that the challenge ran from May to December 2024, and its FAQ states that the application call closed on 28 April 2024. That closed date is retained in this page’s metadata so the entry behaves as a useful historical reference rather than presenting an expired opportunity as live.

Design Equality with Innovation (2025/2026 Historical Reference: Closed)

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Design Equality with Innovation (2025/2026 Historical Reference: Closed)

Design Equality with Innovation is closed. BE OPEN’s official competition site records the 2025/2026 submission window as opening on September 15, 2025 and closing on February 28, 2026. The official site now presents the winners, and BE OPEN’s own announcements name all five prize recipients. This page preserves the completed cycle for reference; it is not a live application route.

The official sources checked for this update do not announce a successor Design Equality entry round. BE OPEN’s Press and News archive lists later 2026 activity, including a September 15, 2026 update, while its Design Equality coverage still concerns the completed 2025/2026 competition. The competition archive is still specifically labeled DESIGN EQUALITY 2025. Do not infer a future deadline from the completed timetable. If BE OPEN opens another edition, it should be confirmed through a new announcement on the organiser’s site or a newly published competition page.

DESY Summer Student Programme 2026 in Germany: Historical Guide to a Closed Research Cycle

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DESY Summer Student Programme 2026 in Germany: Historical Guide to a Closed Research Cycle

The DESY Summer Student Programme 2026 was a research-training opportunity at Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY, a research centre of the Helmholtz Association. The programme page describes work at DESY sites in Hamburg and Zeuthen, close to Berlin, with projects connected to photon science, accelerators, elementary particle physics, astroparticle physics, detectors, data analysis, software development, theory, and scientific computing.

Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) 2026/27: EUR 300 per Month, Apply Through Your University

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Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) 2026/27: EUR 300 per Month, Apply Through Your University

The Deutschlandstipendium is a nationwide German scholarship framework with a local application process. It supports talented students with EUR 300 per month, funded through a combination of private contributions and a matching federal contribution. The programme is not a single competition with one form and one closing date. Participating universities publish their own calls, decide which subject areas or student groups are covered by available sponsor funding, collect applications, and run the selection process.

Developmental Disabilities Assistance (DD Act) Programs

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Developmental Disabilities Assistance (DD Act) Programs

The Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act of 2000, usually called the DD Act, is not a simple cash grant that a person applies for once. It is the federal law behind a national network of disability-rights, advocacy, research, training, and systems-change programs in every state and territory. For a person with a developmental disability, a family member, or an advocate, the value is usually not a check. The value is help finding the right agency, challenging a rights problem, building self-advocacy skills, improving access to community services, or connecting with university-based disability expertise.

DGIST Summer Research Internship 2026: Historical Reference for the South Korea Program

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The DGIST Summer Research Internship 2026 is now a historical reference, not an open application. Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology’s official program page says that the 2026 application is closed and displays no next summer call, opening date, or deadline. Do not treat the March 4, 2026 deadline below as a live date or try to submit an old-cycle form. Keep this page for understanding the program and for checking the official DGIST page if a future cycle is announced.

Diamond Challenge 2027: Global High School Entrepreneurship Competition with $100,000 Prize Pool

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Diamond Challenge 2027: Global High School Entrepreneurship Competition with $100,000 Prize Pool

University of Delaware Horn Entrepreneurship offers a free global entrepreneurship competition in which high school teams develop and pitch business or social venture concepts for a share of a $100,000 prize pool. This guide is for a team of two to four students ready to turn an original idea into a coherent concept and work with an adult adviser through submission and possible pitching rounds. It explains the confirmed public terms, how to judge fit, and how to prepare without treating an open portal as a guarantee of funding.

Diet and Health Collaborative R&D Grants 2026: BBSRC and Defra Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 Diet and Health Collaborative Research and Development Grants opportunity, jointly run by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) and the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra). UKRI’s official Funding Finder lists the full stage as closed and provides no current application route. The published record is for the 2026 cycle only, and no next round is announced on the official page. The notification of intent (NOI) stage closed first, on 3 March 2026 at 16:00 UK time, and the invited full-stage application window closed on 27 May 2026 at 16:00 UK time. Check BBSRC and UKRI for a new official announcement before preparing an application to any future round.

Digital Energy Challenge Call for Projects 2026: Tech Accelerator and Partnership Tracks

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Digital Energy Challenge Call for Projects 2026: Tech Accelerator and Partnership Tracks

The 2026 Digital Energy Challenge is closed. The official Digital Energy Facility call page records a submission deadline of 17 June 2026 at 23:59 CET, and the application-pack page says that applications could not be accepted after that date. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 call, not an open application listing. The official pages checked for this refresh do not announce a later cycle.

Digital Europe Programme 2026 Calls: Up to €14.4 Million per Project, Closing 1 October 2026

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Digital Europe Programme 2026 Calls: Up to €14.4 Million per Project, Closing 1 October 2026

The Digital Europe Programme (usually written as DIGITAL) is where the EU stops writing strategy documents about digital transformation and starts paying for the systems themselves. Its 10th round of calls for proposals opened on 21 April 2026 and closes on 1 October 2026 at 17:00:00 CEST (Brussels time), a single-stage deadline that applies to every topic in the round.

Digital Human Rights Summer School in Sweden 2026: How to Study at Lund University With Free Tuition and Accommodation

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

If your work or studies sit anywhere near human rights, law, public policy, AI governance, online speech, cyber regulation, or democracy, this opportunity deserves your attention. Lund University is offering a Summer School in Digital Human Rights in Sweden from 22 to 26 June 2026, and it comes with a perk that immediately makes it more attractive than the average short academic program: there is no course fee, and international participants receive six nights of accommodation in Lund at no cost.

DigitalOcean Startups: Cloud Credits and Support for Early-Stage Companies

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

DigitalOcean Startups is the company’s current startup support program for new businesses that need cloud infrastructure. It replaces the former DigitalOcean Hatch Program, which DigitalOcean says is no longer active. That distinction matters: old articles and startup directories may still call the opportunity “Hatch,” repeat an older credit ceiling, or send applicants to a retired application path. The current source of truth is the DigitalOcean Startups page linked above.

The program is open on an ongoing basis rather than tied to a published annual closing date. That makes it useful for a team preparing a real deployment, but it does not mean every applicant is accepted or that the same award is available to everyone. DigitalOcean reviews applications, sets the credit award for an approved startup, and describes the amount in the onboarding email. A company should therefore plan its infrastructure budget as though it will eventually pay its own bill, with the credits treated as temporary support rather than permanent financing.

Director of Strategic Initiatives at Inclusion Economics India Centre (New Delhi)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

This is a senior leadership opening, not an internship or early-career fellowship. The official page describes a Director of Strategic Initiatives role at the Inclusion Economics India Centre (IEIC), which is based at the Institute for Financial Management and Research (IFMR) Society and works in partnership with Inclusion Economics at Yale University. The position is based in New Delhi, India and centers on a new multi-year initiative called Women in Leadership in Economics (WiL).

Disability Benefits and Assistance

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Disability benefits are not one program but a stack of them, and the stack matters because qualifying for one program often opens doors to others. Income support is the core layer — in the U.S., that means SSDI for people with sufficient work history and SSI for people with limited income and resources — but healthcare coverage, housing assistance, utility help, food assistance, vocational rehabilitation, and state supplemental payments frequently attach to that core. When you evaluate the listings on this page, think in terms of building a stack rather than finding a single answer.

Distressed Area Recompete Pilot Program: Closed 2023-2024 Competition and Archive

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Distressed Area Recompete Pilot Program is a completed U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) competition. It is not an open grant round, and EDA has not announced a new application cycle on the official program pages reviewed for this update. This entry is retained as a historical reference because the program’s design, eligibility rules, award structure, and application process remain useful to communities preparing for a possible future announcement. It should not be read as an invitation to submit an application now.

District of Columbia Schedule H: Individual Income Tax Credit for Homeowners and Renters

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

District of Columbia Schedule H: Individual Income Tax Credit for Homeowners and Renters

At a glance

Item	Tax Year 2025 details
Program	Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit, claimed on OTR Schedule H
Administrator	District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue (OTR)
Published form	2025 Schedule H, used for the 2025 tax year
Filing deadline	April 15, 2026
Status of this page	Historical reference: the published filing deadline has passed, and OTR has not announced a later tax-year round on its current forms index
Maximum credit	$1,425
Income ceiling	Federal AGI of $66,000 or less; $90,000 or less for a filer age 70 or older
Filing routes	Attach Schedule H to D-40 when required, or file Schedule H as a standalone return when eligible

What Schedule H does

Schedule H is the District of Columbia Homeowner and Renter Property Tax Credit (HRPTC). It is a tax filing benefit administered by OTR, not a separate housing grant application. An eligible resident reports either qualifying DC real property tax or qualifying rent on the form, combines that amount with the federal adjusted gross income (AGI) of the tax filing unit, and uses the official worksheet to calculate the credit.

DKK 5 Million in Danish Innovation Grants: Complete Guide to the Innobooster Program

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

DKK 5 Million in Danish Innovation Grants: Complete Guide to the Innobooster Program

If your company has a hard technical problem and enough momentum to build something new, but too much uncertainty to fund alone, Innobooster is one of Denmark’s most relevant public funding options for SMEs.

This page is written for founders, technical teams, and business leaders who need practical clarity before they invest time in an application.

You get three immediate signals from the official page:

Doctoral Award (Cohort 3)

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Doctoral Award (Cohort 3)

Status and purpose

The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Doctoral Award (Cohort 3) was a three-year, single-stage training award for people developing a research career through a PhD. NIHR’s current Doctoral Award page marks this cohort closed. Its current list of Doctoral Award opportunities shows Cohorts 1, 2 and 3 as closed; it does not list a Cohort 4 call. This page is therefore a historical reference to the completed Cohort 3 round, not an open application notice. The programme page says Doctoral Award funding opportunities generally open twice a year, in April and October, but that recurring pattern is not an announcement of a specific future cohort or a promise that a round is accepting applications.

Doctoral focal award plus: innovating in data-driven research

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Doctoral focal award plus: innovating in data-driven research

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) is commissioning one doctoral focal award plus to develop social scientists who can use data-driven research approaches in imaginative, rigorous ways. The call is open on the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Funding Service. ESRC must receive applications by 14 October 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. The official page says applications cannot be submitted after that time, so applicants also need to allow for their organisation’s internal research-office deadline.

Doctoral Focal Award: Environmental Evidence Synthesis (UKRI NERC/ESRC)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Doctoral Focal Award: Environmental Evidence Synthesis (UKRI NERC/ESRC)

UKRI listed a time-bound doctoral training grant for teams building evidence-synthesis capacity at the intersection of environmental science and social science. The funding is formally called Doctoral Focal Award: Environmental Evidence Synthesis. The official page now marks the opportunity Closed. It records publication on 14 April 2026, opening on 15 April 2026, a notification-of-intent deadline of 27 May 2026, and full applications closing at 16:00 UK time on 15 July 2026.

DoD SMART Scholarship-for-Service 2027

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

DoD SMART Scholarship-for-Service 2027

SMART is a scholarship-for-service program, not an unrestricted scholarship. It pairs tuition and stipend support with summer internships and a civilian DoD employment commitment after graduation. Applicants select eligible STEM disciplines and must be able to satisfy citizenship, security, degree-progress, internship, and service requirements stated for the live cycle.

The most important first step is to use the official program page for the live cycle. This guide explains fit and preparation, but the solicitation, application portal, and linked instructions control whenever dates, amounts, or requirements change.

DOE C-SITE Local Government Energy Grants: Closed FOA Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

DOE C-SITE Local Government Energy Grants: Closed FOA Historical Reference

This page records the U.S. Department of Energy’s Communities Sparking Investment in Transformative Energy (C-SITE) Funding Opportunity Announcement, FOA number DE-FOA-0003229. The official source is a DOE Office of State and Community Energy Programs document hosted on Infrastructure eXCHANGE. It is a completed competitive grant round, not an open municipal heat-resilience application.

The original listing presented this as a municipal heat-resilience opportunity worth $8.5 million per city. The official FOA does not support that description. C-SITE was a broad local-government and Tribal clean-energy implementation program. Its eligible project areas included building efficiency and electrification, clean transportation, energy infrastructure upgrades, microgrid development and deployment, renewable energy, workforce development, and resilience hubs. Heat-related work could have been relevant when it was part of a credible clean-energy implementation project, but DOE did not publish this FOA as a dedicated heat-cooling grant with a guaranteed $8.5 million award.

DOE Community College Internships Spring 2027: Paid STEM Research at National Laboratories

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

DOE Community College Internships Spring 2027: Paid STEM Research at National Laboratories

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Community College Internships (CCI) program is accepting applications for its Spring 2027 term. CCI gives community-college and accredited two-year-college students a chance to work on a technical project at a participating DOE national laboratory or facility. The placement is paid, on site, and guided by a scientist or engineer. For a student who has built a foundation in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics but has not yet had access to a major research facility, this can be a practical bridge between classroom coursework and a technical career.

DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship 2027

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DOE Computational Science Graduate Fellowship 2027

The fellowship is renewable for up to four years and includes a 12-week practicum at a DOE national laboratory. The official overview lists a $45,000 yearly stipend, payment of full tuition and required fees, and a yearly professional-development allowance. Senior undergraduates and first-year graduate students are the primary entry stages.

DOE DE-FOA-0003612: The Genesis Mission: Transforming Science and Energy with AI (FY26–FY27)

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DOE DE-FOA-0003612: The Genesis Mission: Transforming Science and Energy with AI (FY26–FY27)

At-a-glance snapshot

Field	Details
Opportunity number	DE-FOA-0003612
Program offices	DOE Office of Science and participating DOE offices (CMEI, EM, OE, HGEO, NE)
FY target	FY2026 with FY2027 continuation context in the same challenge sequence
Announcement status	Active solicitation listing on DOE FOA page (updated April 20, 2026)
Funding pool	$293.76M total announced for FY26 phase and related awards
Core Phase I award size	$500,000–$750,000 per project
Core Phase II model	Typically 3–5× Phase I per year (per FOA language)
Project duration	Phase I 9 months; Phase II 3 years
Key deadlines	FY26 Phase I applications and FY26 Phase II LOIs: May 1, 2026 (11:59 PM ET for Phase I apps; 5:00 PM ET for LOIs); FY26 Phase II apps: May 19, 2026; FY26 Phase I-to-Phase II continuation: Dec 17, 2026
Submission channel	Grants.gov only for submissions
Teaming requirement	Smallest teams are not accepted; inter-institutional team composition is mandatory

What this opportunity is and who it is for

DE-FOA-0003612 is a federal RFA from DOE for teams that can combine AI with experimental science, national lab resources, and mission-relevant industry or academic expertise. The goal is to push scientific workflows and R&D cycles faster in selected challenge areas spanning advanced manufacturing, biotechnology, critical materials, nuclear, quantum, semiconductors, discovery science, and energy.

DOE Early Career Research Program 2026 (DE-FOA-0003602): Closed Cycle

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DOE Early Career Research Program 2026 (DE-FOA-0003602): Closed Cycle

Historical status

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science FY2026 Early Career Research Program cycle is closed. The official funding-opportunity record gives June 2, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time as the application deadline, and DOE lists DE-FOA-0003602 among its closed funding opportunity announcements. The official Early Career Research Program page and the current Office of Science funding pages do not announce a later ECRP cycle. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 call, not an open application listing. Do not treat the dates below as a current invitation to submit.

DOE NNSA Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship 2027

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DOE NNSA Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship 2027

The fellowship supports doctoral study in mission-critical stewardship science. It provides a $45,000 annual stipend, full tuition and required fees, a professional-development allowance, and a 12-week NNSA laboratory practicum; support can renew for up to four years. U.S. citizenship is required, and the program targets senior undergraduates plus first- and second-year graduate students in relevant fields.

DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research 2026

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DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research 2026

The current SCGSR call is open and due November 4, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern. It supports part of a doctoral dissertation conducted at a DOE national laboratory under a collaborating scientist. Applicants must select a current priority research area, establish a host relationship, and coordinate the proposal with their university adviser rather than treating the award as an independent postdoctoral placement.

DOE Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) Spring 2027: Paid STEM Research at National Laboratories

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

DOE Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) Spring 2027: Paid STEM Research at National Laboratories

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI) program is accepting applications for its Spring 2027 term. This is a paid, mentored research opportunity for eligible undergraduate students and recent graduates who want to work at a participating DOE national laboratory or facility. The application deadline is September 30, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.

DOE Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI), Summer 2027

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DOE Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships (SULI), Summer 2027

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internships program places eligible undergraduates and recent graduates in summer research at DOE national laboratories. Summer 2027 is an in-person, typically ten-week experience with a scientist or engineer, a $650 weekly stipend, and conditional travel and housing support. Applications opened October 14, 2026; complete applications, including recommendations, are due January 6, 2027, at 5:00 PM Eastern Time. This guide summarizes the requirements and application steps.

DOE Solar SBIR and STTR Grants: Current Status, Eligibility, and How to Prepare

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

DOE’s solar SBIR/STTR page is a useful program overview for a U.S. small business developing solar hardware, software, manufacturing processes, or related grid technology. It is not currently a live solar application announcement. The page now sits under DOE’s Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation (CMEI) URL structure, and its current content points readers to the FY2025 Phase I Release 2 solar funding material. That historical reference does not establish a new open deadline.

DOE SPARK (GRIP) 2026: Approximately $1.9 Billion for Transmission and Grid Upgrades — Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 third funding opportunity associated with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnerships (GRIP) Program. The opportunity was presented by DOE’s Office of Electricity as Speed to Power through Accelerated Reconductoring and other Key Advanced Transmission Technology Upgrades, or SPARK. DOE announced the opportunity on March 12, 2026, with approximately $1.9 billion available.

The SPARK application window is closed. DOE’s official page lists April 2, 2026 as the concept paper deadline and May 20, 2026 as the full application deadline. A concept paper was required before an applicant could submit a full application. The same page lists selection notifications as anticipated for August 2026 and awards as anticipated from October 2026 through January 2027, but it does not announce a new GRIP application round. This entry therefore keeps the closed cycle’s real full-application date in the deadline field and marks the page with historicalReference = true. It should not be read as an invitation to submit a late application.

DOE Title 17 Clean Energy Financing Program

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DOE Title 17 Clean Energy Financing Program

If you are building a large clean energy or decarbonization project and private lenders are hesitant, the DOE Title 17 Clean Energy Financing Program is a federal backstop worth evaluating. It is designed to support high-capex projects that are too risky for standard commercial banks at early deployment stage and too large for small grant funding. The program is not a grant. It is a federally guaranteed loan financing structure where DOE shares credit risk to reduce the cost and increase availability of project finance.

DoEE-Loden Fall Call for Business Proposals 2026 (Historical Reference)

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Archived: DoEE-Loden Fall Call for Business Proposals 2026

The DoEE-Loden Fall Call for Business Proposals 2026 is closed. The official call opened on 27 July 2026 and set its deadline at 5:00 PM on 31 August 2026. The Loden Foundation and the Department of Employment and Entrepreneurship (DoEE), within Bhutan’s Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Employment (MoICE), announced it as a blended financing opportunity for aspiring and established Bhutanese entrepreneurs. The deadline above is retained as the date for this completed round. It is not an invitation to apply now.

Dog Tag Fellowship Winter 2027: Monthly Stipend and Business Training for Military-Connected Applicants

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Dog Tag Fellowship Winter 2027: Monthly Stipend and Business Training for Military-Connected Applicants

Dog Tag is accepting applications for its Winter 2027 Fellowship cohort, a five-month, full-time program for people connected to the post-9/11 military community. The official application page says the current application window closes on September 26, 2026. The program combines business education, hands-on learning at Dog Tag Bakery, wellness and reflection, storytelling, networking, and a capstone business plan. Fellows receive a taxable monthly stipend, a laptop for program use, and coverage of tuition, books, and other program-related expenses.

DonorsChoose Classroom Funding for K–12 Teachers: Current Eligibility, Costs, and Application Steps

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DonorsChoose Classroom Funding for K–12 Teachers: Current Eligibility, Costs, and Application Steps

DonorsChoose is an active classroom-funding platform for eligible U.S. educators. It is not a traditional grant that deposits unrestricted cash into a teacher’s bank account. A teacher creates a request for specific classroom materials, a virtual experience, or qualifying professional-development resources. Donors then support that request, and DonorsChoose arranges fulfillment when the request reaches the required stage.

There is no single annual application date for the platform. Teachers can create eligible requests on an ongoing basis, so this page uses a rolling deadline. That does not mean every individual project stays open forever: a standard project can expire if it does not reach its goal, and a teacher may need to create and submit a revised project if the need remains. The rolling label describes access to the program, not a promise that every project will be funded.

Dorset Community and Culture Project Fund Round 11 2026: £1,000–£5,000 Grants for Local Not-for-Profit Projects

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Dorset Community and Culture Project Fund Round 11 2026: £1,000–£5,000 Grants for Local Not-for-Profit Projects

Dorset Council’s Community and Culture Project Fund Round 11 is open to not-for-profit organisations planning a new activity, event, or small project that benefits people living in the Dorset Council area. Grants are between £1,000 and £5,000 and can cover up to 80% of total project costs. The council has set aside £50,000 for Community Projects and £40,000 for Cultural Projects for this round.

Downey Foundation for Educational Opportunities 2026–27 Enrichment Grants

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Downey Foundation for Educational Opportunities 2026–27 Enrichment Grants

The Downey Foundation for Educational Opportunities (DFEO) is offering its inaugural 2026–27 Enrichment Grants for educators in Downey Unified School District. The program is intended to help students reach experiences, interests, skills, resources, or opportunities they might not otherwise have. Awards start at $500, and the program lists October 30, 2026 as the application deadline. DFEO’s program page

This opportunity is for individual district teachers and certificated support staff, with principal approval required before submission. A strong proposal should make the student benefit and access plan easy to understand, show how the requested funds support the project, and connect the activity to the program’s published priorities. This guide separates those stated requirements from optional preparation advice, because the public information does not specify every application detail.

Dr. Eddie Méndez Scholar Award 2026

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Dr. Eddie Méndez Scholar Award 2026

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 Dr. Eddie Méndez Scholar Award cycle from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. The application deadline was February 1, 2026. Fred Hutch’s official program page now describes the completed cohort, and its 2026 news release names the recipients; neither source announces a later application round. Readers should not treat the Interfolio link as proof that applications are open.

Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation Grant 2026: Up to $300,000 in Unrestricted Funding Plus Three Years of Hands-On Support for Early-Stage Social Entrepreneurs

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Most funding for early-stage social ventures is restricted, slow, and thin on anything beyond the check. The Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation (DRK) runs a different model. It is a venture philanthropy firm that behaves more like an early-stage investor than a traditional grantmaker: it backs a small number of organizations each year, provides up to $300,000 in flexible capital over three years, and pairs that money with a board seat and hands-on operating support the foundation values at roughly $500,000 in in-kind help. Crucially, DRK accepts applications year-round — there is no single deadline to miss, which makes it a genuine standing opportunity for founders who are ready.

DRIVE35 Innovation Fund: Collaborate 3 — Up to £20 Million for Zero-Emission Vehicle R&D (Deadline 16 September 2026)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The live round of this opportunity is DRIVE35 Innovation Fund: Collaborate 3. Innovate UK is offering a share of up to £20 million for late-stage collaborative research and development projects that support the UK transition to zero-emission vehicles and a net-zero automotive industry. The fund is part of DRIVE35, the Department for Business and Trade-led programme for automotive R&D, commercial scale-up, batteries, zero-emission vehicles, and the wider supply chain.

The official Innovation Funding Service record says the competition opened on 26 June 2026 and closes on 16 September 2026 at 11:00am UK time. This is an open competition, not a rolling fund. The deadline in the page metadata is therefore the date-only value 2026-09-16; applicants should use the official service for the precise closing time and submission process.

DRIVE35 Innovation Fund: Collaborate 3 (2026): Share of £20 Million for Late-Stage Zero Emission Vehicle R&D in the UK

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The UK is trying to hold on to a domestic automotive industry while the product it makes changes underneath it. Batteries are replacing fuel tanks, power electronics are replacing gearboxes, and the supply chains that fed the internal combustion era are being rebuilt around cells, magnets, and hydrogen. DRIVE35 is the government’s long-term programme for that transition, and its Collaborate 3 competition is the route through which Innovate UK backs the expensive, late-stage engineering work that turns a promising prototype into something a factory can actually build.

Drive35 Innovation Fund: Demonstrate 2 (UK Grant, 2026) — Historical Reference

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Drive35 Innovation Fund: Demonstrate 2 (UK Grant, 2026) — Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not an open application call. The official UKRI opportunity page and its linked Innovation Funding Service record mark DRIVE35 Innovation Fund: Demonstrate 2 as Closed. The competition opened on 5 January 2026 and closed at 11:00am UK time on 11 March 2026. The official pages checked for this update do not announce a replacement round or a later deadline, so applicants should not treat this entry as permission to submit now or as evidence that a new cycle exists.

DRIVE35 Scale-Up: £5M to Manufacture the Future of EVs

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DRIVE35 Scale-Up: £5M to Manufacture the Future of EVs

This opportunity is a UK government-backed feasibility funding competition for companies that already have a zero-emission vehicle technology and need confidence that it can be manufactured in the UK at real production scales.

It is not a broad innovation “proof of concept” grant for early ideas. It is explicitly a feasibility study competition. The mission is practical: can your technology move from concept or pilot to production-ready capability without derailing due to technical, commercial, or supply-chain risk?

DSAC Heritage Studies Bursary 2026: Historical Reference and Eligibility Guide

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DSAC Heritage Studies Bursary 2026: Historical Reference and Eligibility Guide

The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC) 2026 Heritage Bursary is a closed South African funding opportunity. DSAC’s official portal and its 2026 advert identify the application window as 26 November 2025 to 31 January 2026. The official pages checked for this update still describe the 2026 academic year, and no official 2027 call was found. This page therefore preserves the verified 2026 rules as a historical reference; it is not an open application listing.

DSSGxMunich Data Science Fellowship 2026: Closed Call and Archive Guide

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Status of the 2026 call

The official DSSGx Munich Call for Fellows 2026 page says that applications for the 2026 program are closed. The application deadline was April 24, 2026, and the official program dates are August 3 to October 2, 2026. No next application cycle is announced on the official call page, so this entry is a historical reference rather than an open opportunity. Do not treat the deadline below as a current invitation to apply.

DSTI–NRF Honours Student Funding 2027: R180,000 a Year at Full Cost of Study or R140,000 at Partial Cost, Plus a R10,000 Device Allowance, Closing 23 November 2026

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DSTI–NRF Honours Student Funding 2027: R180,000 a Year at Full Cost of Study or R140,000 at Partial Cost, Plus a R10,000 Device Allowance, Closing 23 November 2026

The South African honours year is a strange financial cliff. It is one year long, it is the gateway to a master’s degree and to almost every research career in the country, and it sits just outside the reach of the undergraduate funding most students relied on to get that far. NSFAS support ends with the bachelor’s degree. The honours year begins a few weeks later, and many capable graduates simply do not enrol.

Dual-use Aviation Systems and Autonomy 2026: Innovate UK Grant Competition for Collaborative Delivery

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Dual-use Aviation Systems and Autonomy 2026: Innovate UK Grant Competition for Collaborative Delivery

Key details

Item	Detail
Funding source	UK Research and Innovation (Innovate UK)
Funding type	Grant
Competition status	Closed; historical reference
Competition fund	Up to £10,000,000
Funding request per project	£300,000 to £1,250,000 in eligible costs
Publication date	5 May 2026
Opening date	5 May 2026, 9:30 AM UK time
Closing date	3 June 2026, 11:00 AM UK time
Expected notifications	8 July 2026
Project start window	1 September 2026
Project end window	31 August 2027
Main application system	Innovation Funding Service (IFS)
Application URL	https://www.ukri.org/opportunity/dual-use-aviation-systems-and-autonomy/
Supporting link	https://apply-for-innovation-funding.service.gov.uk/competition/2467/overview/3ac02a1d-68e5-460b-bddb-0ecacdabfb00

This opportunity is a historical reference. The official UKRI and Innovation Funding Service pages mark the competition closed, and the official pages reviewed do not announce a next cycle. The IFS link should not be treated as an open application route.

Dual-use aviation systems and autonomy 2026: Up to GBP 10 Million in Grant Funding for UK Organisations (Closed)

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Dual-use aviation systems and autonomy 2026: Up to GBP 10 Million in Grant Funding for UK Organisations (Closed)

This opportunity is a historical reference. Innovate UK’s Dual-use aviation systems and autonomy competition opened on 5 May 2026 and closed at 11:00am UK time on 3 June 2026. The official UKRI opportunity page now labels it Closed, and the linked Innovation Funding Service record gives the same closing time. No later round or replacement deadline is announced on either official page reviewed for this update.

Dubai Future Accelerators | Future of AI in Government Services (Closed Cycle)

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Dubai Future Accelerators | Future of AI in Government Services (Closed Cycle)

Status at a glance

This entry is a historical reference. The latest specifically named opportunity on the official Dubai Future Foundation challenge page is the second cycle of the Future of AI in Government Services Accelerator Program. That page says “Application is closed” and gives the application deadline as Friday, 29 August 2025. The Dubai Future Accelerators program hub remains online, but the official pages checked for this entry do not announce a newer named cycle or a new application deadline.

Dumbarton Oaks Fellowships 2027–2028: $25,000–$35,000 Plus Housing for a Full Year of Byzantine, Pre-Columbian, or Garden and Landscape Research in Washington, D.C.

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Dumbarton Oaks Fellowships 2027–2028: $25,000–$35,000 Plus Housing for a Full Year of Byzantine, Pre-Columbian, or Garden and Landscape Research in Washington, D.C.

Dumbarton Oaks is one of the quietest but most generous places in American scholarship. A Harvard University research institute set on a historic estate in the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C., it hands a small number of scholars each year something that is increasingly rare: uninterrupted time, a world-class library, a stipend, a place to live, and a community of peers working in the same specialized fields. For the 2027–2028 academic year, applications for its residential Fellowships and Junior Fellowships are due by November 1, 2026. If your research sits inside Byzantine Studies, Pre-Columbian Studies, or Garden and Landscape Studies, this is one of the strongest residential funding options in the humanities.

DW Akademie Dialogue Fund: Innovation for Viability 2026

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DW Akademie Dialogue Fund: Innovation for Viability 2026

Status of this opportunity

The 2026 call is closed. The published deadline was 19 July 2026, and no later round was announced in the official material checked for this update. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 Dialogue Fund call, not a claim that applications are still being accepted. Do not submit an application through the form unless DW Akademie publishes a new opening and confirms that the form has been reopened.

E2 1 Hotels Fellowship 2027: A $10,000 Grant and a Year of Mentorship for U.S. Advocacy Entrepreneurs Advancing Clean-Economy Climate Policy

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E2 1 Hotels Fellowship 2027: A $10,000 Grant and a Year of Mentorship for U.S. Advocacy Entrepreneurs Advancing Clean-Economy Climate Policy

Most climate funding rewards technology: a better battery, a cheaper solar panel, a smarter grid device. The E2 1 Hotels Fellowship rewards something different and often underfunded — advocacy. It backs people who believe the biggest lever on climate is not a new gadget but a better argument, a smarter campaign, or a coalition that finally moves a policy. If you are an early- or mid-career professional with a concrete plan to shift climate policy in a way that is good for both the economy and the environment, this fellowship gives you $10,000, a year of structured support, and direct access to a national network of business leaders and policy experts to make that plan real.

Early independence: clinician scientist fellowship 2026-2027 (MRC)

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Early independence: clinician scientist fellowship 2026-2027 (MRC)

The Medical Research Council (MRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), funds this fellowship for registered healthcare professionals seeking a step-change toward independence as clinical researchers. Its purpose is to give an established clinician-scientist candidate protected time, salary and research costs to define a distinct research niche, lead a programme of work and begin building a team. It is aimed at applicants with a higher research degree and a record of development and productivity, rather than at people seeking their first research training or a conventional project grant.

Earn Up to $7,395 for College or Student Loans with a Service Scholarship: The AmeriCorps Segal Education Award Guide

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The Segal AmeriCorps Education Award is an education benefit earned through national service. It is not a scholarship that you win by submitting an essay, and there is no separate national application for the award itself. You apply to an eligible AmeriCorps service position, complete the required term, and receive the award if you meet the program’s completion rules.

AmeriCorps is actively publishing service opportunities, so this page describes a live benefit rather than a closed annual competition. The important timing detail is that each position has its own application window, start date, schedule, and service requirements. Some listings are open now, while others close when the host organization fills its places. That is why the metadata uses rolling instead of inventing one deadline for every AmeriCorps program.

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) | Internal Revenue Service

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Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) | Internal Revenue Service

Overview

The Earned Income Tax Credit, or EITC, is one of the IRS’s main tax benefits for workers with low to moderate income. If you qualify, it can reduce the tax you owe and may increase your refund. That makes it different from a deduction: the credit can still help even when your federal income tax is already very low.

This is not a grant application or a separate benefit program. You claim the EITC on your federal tax return if you meet the IRS rules. The credit is especially important for working families, but it is not limited to parents. Some workers without qualifying children can also qualify if they meet the age, residency, filing status, and income rules.

Earthna Prize 2026 for Traditional Knowledge and Sustainability

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Earthna Prize 2026 for Traditional Knowledge and Sustainability

The Earthna Prize 2026 is now a historical reference. Earthna’s official program page says that submissions are closed, and its published deadline was July 20, 2026. No later application round is announced on the official prize page, so this entry should not be read as an open funding opportunity or as evidence of a new deadline.

The prize recognized organizations and teams using traditional knowledge and cultural heritage to address contemporary sustainability problems. Earthna described the award as a way to support the development, continuation, and scaling of this work. The closed call covered water systems, food systems, terrestrial ecosystems, marine and coastal ecosystems, and built environments.

Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowship 2026: Fellowships Without Borders with Approximately EUR 5,000

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Eastern Partnership Civil Society Fellowship 2026: Fellowships Without Borders

The Eastern Partnership Civil Society Facility has opened the second call for the 2026 cohort of Civil Society Fellows. This call is named Fellowships Without Borders and is designed for civic activists whose communities, partnerships, learning, or advocacy work extend beyond one country. It is open to citizens of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine. The official closing deadline is 11 September 2026.

EBCOG-ENTOG Fellowship 2027: €3,000 for Three-Month European Obstetrics and Gynaecology Training

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EBCOG-ENTOG Fellowship 2027: €3,000 for Three-Month European Obstetrics and Gynaecology Training

The EBCOG-ENTOG Fellowship is a focused mobility award for doctors who are still training in obstetrics and gynaecology in Europe. For the 2027 round, the European Board and College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (EBCOG) says applications are open until 30 September 2026. Three individual fellowships are available, each worth €3,000, to support a three-month placement at a recognised training centre in another country.

ECDC Fellowship Programme EU-Track 2027: Paid Two-Year EPIET and EUPHEM Public Health Training

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ECDC Fellowship Programme EU-Track 2027: Paid Two-Year EPIET and EUPHEM Public Health Training

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has opened applications for its 2027 EU-track fellowship cohort. The programme gives experienced public health professionals two years of supervised, practical training in one of two fields: intervention epidemiology through EPIET, or public health microbiology through EUPHEM. Fellows work at recognised national or regional training sites in EU/EEA countries, contributing to infectious disease surveillance, outbreak response, applied research, laboratory investigation, training and public health communication.

Echoing Green Fellowship 2026: $100,000 Over 18 Months for Early-Stage Social Entrepreneurs

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The Echoing Green Fellowship is a global funding and leadership program for founders building early-stage organizations focused on social impact. Echoing Green’s official Fellowship page describes a full-time program that combines seed capital, capacity building, expert help, wellness support, and a lasting community of Fellows. The organization says it looks for leaders with deep knowledge of the challenges they address and a commitment to designing solutions with the communities affected by those challenges.

Economic Research on the Returns to R&D Investment 2026: Up to £308,000 for 24-Month UKRI Projects

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Economic Research on the Returns to R&D Investment 2026: Up to £308,000 for 24-Month UKRI Projects

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), is opening a focused research grant for teams that can improve how governments, funders, businesses, and researchers measure the returns from research and development. The opportunity is aimed at serious empirical work on what R&D produces, for whom, over what time period, and under which funding or policy conditions.

ECTRIMS Postdoctoral Research Fellowship 2027: €55,000 a Year for Cross-Border Multiple Sclerosis Research

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ECTRIMS Postdoctoral Research Fellowship 2027: €55,000 a Year for Cross-Border Multiple Sclerosis Research

The European Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis (ECTRIMS) is accepting applications for its 2027 Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Programme. The fellowship supports a scientist or physician who wants to undertake focused, mentored research training on multiple sclerosis (MS) or a related disease at a European laboratory or clinic. Applicants may request a one-year or two-year fellowship. ECTRIMS provides €55,000 per year to the host institution for the fellow’s salary and related institutional employment costs, and provides economy travel to the host location under its rules.

EDA Build to Scale Venture Challenge: Historical FY24 Reference for Regional Innovation and Startup Ecosystems

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EDA Build to Scale Venture Challenge: Historical FY24 Reference for Regional Innovation and Startup Ecosystems

Verified status

This is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) still maintains a Venture Challenge overview page describing the program family, but that page does not publish an active deadline. EDA’s official Fiscal Year 2024 Build to Scale funding-opportunity page marks the latest verified competition as Closed and gives an application deadline of October 28, 2024. The current official Build to Scale pages do not announce a later Venture Challenge round, so there is no new date to list here.

EDA Tech Hubs FY2025 Implementation Grants: Historical Application Guide

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EDA Tech Hubs FY2025 Implementation Grants: Historical Application Guide

The U.S. Economic Development Administration’s FY 2025 Tech Hubs funding opportunity is closed. It was a restricted implementation competition for a small set of already designated Regional Technology and Innovation Hubs, not a general grant that any city, university, company, or startup could enter. The official EDA listing records the application period as closed, with Stage I due on November 7, 2025 and Stage II due on February 18, 2026. No replacement application deadline or successor round is announced in the official materials checked for this update.

EDCTP Prizes 2027: Seven Awards Worth €180,000 in Total — Including a €50,000 Dr Pascoal Mocumbi Prize — for Researchers and Teams Fighting Infectious Disease in Sub-Saharan Africa

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EDCTP Prizes 2027: Seven Awards Worth €180,000 in Total — Including a €50,000 Dr Pascoal Mocumbi Prize — for Researchers and Teams Fighting Infectious Disease in Sub-Saharan Africa

Most research prizes reward a paper. The EDCTP Prizes reward something harder to measure and much harder to build: the slow work of making clinical research possible in places where the trial infrastructure, the trained staff, and the regulatory pathways did not previously exist. That is why the awards sit inside the Global Health EDCTP3 Joint Undertaking — a partnership between the European Union and African and European research organisations focused on infectious diseases in sub-Saharan Africa — rather than inside a conventional academic prize committee.

Editorial Policy

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Education Grants

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Education grants fund an unusually wide range of work: classroom projects, teacher professional development, literacy campaigns, curriculum design, school infrastructure, after-school programs, edtech pilots, and education research. The first decision is figuring out which layer of the system a grant targets, because a program built for districts will reject a lone teacher, and a classroom mini-grant will not stretch to cover a research study.

Sort opportunities by who holds the money and why. Government education agencies usually fund institutions and require formal budgets, evaluation plans, and compliance with student-data rules. Foundations and corporate givers are often lighter on paperwork but tighter on theme, backing specific causes like STEM access, early literacy, or rural schools. Professional associations run small awards for individual educators that can be won with a one-page proposal. Matching your applicant type to the funder’s habit saves more time than any writing trick.

Educational Opportunity Foundation Main Fund: UK Projects 2027

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Educational Opportunity Foundation Main Fund: UK Projects 2027

The Educational Opportunity Foundation’s UK Main Fund offers project grants for work that improves education, training or employability outcomes for care-experienced young people. The 2027 round is for UK projects designed specifically for people under 26 who live in the UK, including unaccompanied young refugees. Stage 1 opens on 30 November 2026, and applications are due by 6 January 2027. The programme awards between £30,000 and £105,000 per project, for one to three years, subject to a maximum of £35,000 per year on multi-year awards. Foundation: UK projects · Application and round dates

EEML Summer School 2026 in Montenegro: Historical Funding and Application Reference

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EEML Summer School 2026 in Montenegro: Historical Funding and Application Reference

Historical reference: The Eastern European Machine Learning Summer School (EEML) 2026 application cycle is closed. The official application page gives the deadline as 31 March 2026 at 23:59 Anywhere on Earth, says that the deadline has passed, and says that selection notifications have been released. It also states that the deadline was final and would not be extended. This page records the completed cycle; it is not an invitation to submit a late application.

EFAC Scholarship 2027: Education and Career Support for Kenyan Grade 9 Students

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EFAC Scholarship 2027: Education and Career Support for Kenyan Grade 9 Students

Education For All Children (EFAC) has opened applications for its 2027 scholarship intake in Kenya. The opportunity is aimed at students who are in Grade 9 during 2026 and who show academic ability, financial need, and leadership potential. The deadline published by EFAC is 15 September 2026.

This is not presented as a one-time cash prize. EFAC describes the programme as an education-to-employment pathway for Kenyan young people who might otherwise be unable to continue beyond ninth grade. Its published programme model combines school support with personal development, career preparation, and later employment support. That makes the opportunity particularly relevant to families looking for sustained educational assistance rather than a narrowly defined school-fee award.

EFIC-Grünenthal Grant 2027: Up to €37,000 for Independent Human Pain Research

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EFIC-Grünenthal Grant 2027: Up to €37,000 for Independent Human Pain Research

The European Pain Federation (EFIC) is accepting applications for its 2027 EFIC-Grünenthal Grant, known as the E-G-G. The grant is designed for early-career healthcare professionals and researchers who are ready to lead an independent project in pain management or pain research. A successful applicant can receive up to €37,000 for a project lasting no more than two years. EFIC says that €110,000 is available across the 2027 cycle.

EIB Global Gateway Fund (GGF): Historical Financing Record and Access Guide

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EIB Global Gateway Fund (GGF): Historical Financing Record and Access Guide

This page is a historical reference to the European Investment Bank’s contribution to the Global Gateway Fund (GGF). It is not a live grant listing and it should not be read as an invitation to submit a new application to the operation described here.

The official EIB project record identifies the operation as GLOBAL GATEWAY FUND (GLGF), reference 20220752. The record shows a status of Signed | 23/12/2022, a proposed EIB finance amount of EUR 300 million, and an approximate total cost of EUR 400 million. It also shows a release date of 16 December 2022 and the milestone dates 14 December 2022 for approval and 23 December 2022 for signature.

EIB InnovFin Energy Demonstration Projects

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EIB InnovFin Energy Demonstration Projects

InnovFin Energy Demonstration Projects (EDP) is a facility from the European Investment Bank (EIB) designed for one specific problem: innovative energy technologies are often too risky to get mainstream bank financing when they are still at pilot or early-commercial stage.

The official brochure describes the programme as financing first-of-a-kind demonstration projects that can help reduce this risk so that investors can take the next step to full commercial deployment. In plain language, it is aimed at projects that can prove a technology works in the real world at meaningful scale, but are not yet at the point where normal project finance can be raised on comfortable terms.

EIC Accelerator - European Innovation Council - European Commission

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Quick Facts

Program type: Blended finance (grant plus direct equity or quasi-equity) for startups, SMEs and small mid-caps.
Funding available: Grant lump sum below EUR 2.5 million, plus an investment component of EUR 1 million to EUR 10 million. Higher investment amounts are available under STEP ScaleUP.
Short proposals: Accepted at any time. Submissions are batched for evaluation on the first Tuesday of each month at 17:00 Brussels time.
Next full-proposal cut-off: 2 September 2026, followed by 4 November 2026.
Eligibility: Startups and SMEs established in the EU or a Horizon Europe associated country; small mid-caps may apply for investment only.

Program Overview

The EIC Accelerator is the European Innovation Council’s flagship instrument for companies whose technology is too risky for private investors to finance alone but too promising for Europe to leave unfunded. It sits inside Horizon Europe and is aimed at startups and SMEs with a product, service or business model capable of creating a new market or reordering an existing one, and with the ambition and internal capacity to scale.

EIC Advanced Innovation Challenges Pilot Stage 2 (2027)

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EIC Advanced Innovation Challenges Pilot Stage 2 (2027)

Overview and award details

The EIC Advanced Innovation Challenges Pilot Stage 2 is a restricted follow-on opportunity for solutions funded at Stage 1. It is designed to move the most promising results toward use by developing them further and testing them with users in real-world environments. The pilot addresses high-risk, demand-driven deep-tech innovations with transformative potential, particularly areas where substantial research has not yet translated into commercial uptake. (European Innovation Council programme page; 2026 EIC Work Programme)

EIC Pathfinder Open 2026 - European Innovation Council

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EIC Pathfinder Open 2026 - European Innovation Council

The 2026 EIC Pathfinder Open call is closed. Its official deadline was 12 May 2026, and the European Innovation Council (EIC) has reported that the call received 2,103 proposals. This page is therefore a historical reference for the completed round, not a live application listing. The official EIC Pathfinder pages currently describe the 2026 programme and do not publish a later Pathfinder Open deadline. Do not treat this page as an invitation to submit after the closing date; wait for a new EIC Work Programme and call notice before planning a new application.

EIC Pre-Accelerator 2027: EU Deep-Tech Grant for Widening-Country SMEs

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EIC Pre-Accelerator 2027: EU Deep-Tech Grant for Widening-Country SMEs

Key details

Field	Value
Opportunity	EIC Pre-Accelerator (EIC + WIDERA 2025-02-ACCESS-01)
Source	European Innovation Council
Region	Horizon Europe widening countries
Open date	2027-05-05
Deadline	2027-11-18
Funding	EUR 500,000 to EUR 1,000,000 in the 2027 call
Funding model	Up to 70% of eligible costs, up to EUR 1,000,000 max project amount
Target stage	TRL 4 to TRL 6
Support	EIC Business Acceleration Services, Fast Track route to EIC Accelerator
Recipient type	Mono-beneficiary SME or small mid-cap
Status	Listed as a specific 2027 application opportunity

What this opportunity is and why it is worth tracking

The EIC Pre-Accelerator is a narrow but high-value instrument: it is not a broad grant open to everyone, and it is not a standard innovation voucher scheme. It is built for one specific segment in the EU innovation pipeline — early-stage deep-tech companies in widening countries that already have a credible technical base (TRL 4 to TRL 6) and need support to become investable.

EIC STEP Scale Up 2026: €10–€30 Million Equity for European Strategic-Tech Scale-Ups

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EIC STEP Scale Up 2026: €10–€30 Million Equity for European Strategic-Tech Scale-Ups

Key details

Field	Details
Opportunity	EIC Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform (STEP) Scale Up 2026
Funding type	Equity-only investment managed by the EIC Fund
Investment size	€10 million to €30 million per company
2026 budget	€300 million
Eligible technology areas	Digital and deep tech, clean and resource-efficient technologies, and biotechnology
Applicant	A startup, SME, small mid-cap, or an investor applying for an eligible company
Company size	Fewer than 500 employees
Geographic scope	EU Member States and eligible Horizon Europe associated countries, subject to current participation rules
Private capital requirement	Qualified investor interest covering at least 20% of the target funding round
Submission status	Continuously open through the Funding & Tenders Portal
Remaining 2026 batching dates	9 September 2026 and 25 November 2026
Official source	European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency

What the STEP Scale Up opportunity is

The EIC STEP Scale Up call is designed for companies that have moved beyond ordinary early-stage fundraising but still face a financing gap too large for a normal venture round. It sits within the European Union’s Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform, or STEP, and is managed through the European Innovation Council Fund. The support is an investment rather than a grant: successful companies receive equity-only financing intended to help complete a much larger round and establish a strong market position.

EIC Women Leadership Programme 2026-2027: EU Leadership, Mentoring, and Coaching Support for Women Innovators

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EIC Women Leadership Programme 2026-2027: EU Leadership, Mentoring, and Coaching Support for Women Innovators

Key details

Field	Value
Program	EIC Women Leadership Programme
Operator	European Innovation Council (EIC)
Eligibility scope	Women researchers and women entrepreneurs in the EIC/EIT communities
Current status (as of 1 June 2026)	2026 cohorts closed; official page invites EOI for 2027 cohorts
Type of support	Leadership training, mentoring, business coaching, networking
Monetary award	No direct grant funding, no stipend, no compensation confirmed
Cost to participants	Free to join, but travel and accommodation for in-person activities are self-funded
Reported 2026 dates	20 Mar 2026 EOI; 27 Mar 2026 open call launch; 19 Apr 2026 application deadline
Key deadlines	2027 application window not yet open; expected around end of 2026
Contact	EIC Community contact category “EIC Women Leadership Programme”

Why this is a relevant opportunity for 2026/2027

This is not a grant with a bank transfer amount. It is a structured career-support programme and a deliberate route to build leadership capacity for women already inside the European innovation pipeline.

Eisenhower Fellowships Global Program 2027: Eligibility, Timeline, and Historical Reference

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The Eisenhower Fellowships 2027 Global Program is a closed international leadership fellowship. The official application page now says “Applications Closed,” and the official application portal records the deadline as May 29, 2026. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2027 cycle, not an open call. No later Global Program cycle has been announced on the official pages checked for this update, so there is no new application date to publish.

EIT EdTech Conference Open Call 2026

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EIT EdTech Conference Open Call 2026

This is a historical reference for the 2026 EIT EdTech Conference Open Call. EIT Urban Mobility published the call on 22 April 2026 and set a closing time of 23 June 2026 at 17:00 CEST, Brussels time. The official EIT Urban Mobility call listing now labels it a closed call. No replacement EdTech Conference open call or later application deadline is announced on the official call pages reviewed for this update, so this page should not be read as an invitation to submit a late application.

EIT Health Innovation Uptake Call 2026: Up to €650,000 for Digital, Data-Driven and AI Healthcare Solutions

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EIT Health Innovation Uptake Call 2026: Up to €650,000 for Digital, Data-Driven and AI Healthcare Solutions

The EIT Health Innovation Uptake Call 2026 is aimed at healthcare innovators who have moved beyond an interesting prototype and now need evidence, market access work, and real-world implementation. EIT Health is seeking mature digital, data-driven, and artificial-intelligence-powered healthcare solutions that are ready to scale across European markets. The call can support up to eight projects, with a total budget of up to €5.2 million and a maximum grant of €650,000 per project.

EIT Urban Mobility Master School and Fellowship Open Call 2027: Up to €1.4 Million for European Urban Mobility Education

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EIT Urban Mobility Master School and Fellowship Open Call 2027: Up to €1.4 Million for European Urban Mobility Education

The EIT Urban Mobility Master School and Fellowship Open Call 2027 is a funding route for organisations that can design or deliver high-quality education in sustainable urban mobility. EIT Urban Mobility is seeking proposals from universities, academic consortia, and other eligible education-focused organisations for activities that build the skills needed to plan, operate, and transform urban transport systems across Europe.

EIT Urban Mobility Strategic Innovation Open Call (2026-2028)

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EIT Urban Mobility Strategic Innovation Open Call (2026-2028)

EIT Urban Mobility’s Strategic Innovation Open Call funds collaborative projects that can move tested urban mobility solutions toward real-world use and wider adoption. It is built around practical problems faced by cities, public authorities, and mobility providers. The call aims to reduce the risk of development and deployment, help innovators test with European stakeholders, and give public and private partners a route to develop solutions that can be procured and scaled.

EJN Extreme Weather in the Philippines Investigative Reporting Fellowship 2026: Historical Reference — Closed

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Historical reference: applications are closed. The Earth Journalism Network (EJN), an Internews program, opened this 2026 fellowship for journalists based in the Philippines. The application deadline was 9 January 2026. EJN offered up to 12 fellowships, with a reporting budget of P118,000 per fellow, a three-day investigative reporting workshop, and one-on-one editorial mentorship. The supported stories were expected to be published or broadcast by the end of May 2026. There is no new cycle announced on the official opportunity route, so this page is an archive entry rather than an active application listing.

EJN Forest Governance Story Grants: Historical Reference

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EJN Forest Governance Story Grants: Historical Reference

This individual story-grant call is finished. The Earth Journalism Network (EJN) closed applications for its Forest Governance Story Grants 2025 round on 6 January 2026 at 11:59 PM (Pacific/Niue). It planned to award up to seven story grants, averaging about £1,500 each, and offered editorial mentorship during production. There is no application to submit through this archived entry.

EJN subsequently announced a separate Forest Governance Media Initiative (FGMI) media-grant call for organisations. That call had a different applicant group and supported newsroom or journalism-capacity projects; it did not reopen the individual story grant described here. No successor individual forest-governance story-grant call is confirmed on the EJN opportunities pages checked for this update. Check the EJN opportunities index for a new announcement before preparing an application.

EJN Media Grants to Support Coverage of 30x30 Marine Conservation Targets 2025

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EJN Media Grants to Support Coverage of 30x30 Marine Conservation Targets 2025

The Earth Journalism Network (EJN), a project of Internews, offered this media-grant call to support reporting and journalist training about progress toward the global 30x30 marine conservation target. The official opportunity page says the 2025 application window is closed. It does not announce a later deadline or a new cycle, so this page is a historical reference rather than an open application listing.

EJN Our Ocean Conference 2026 Fellowship: Historical Reference for the Closed Mombasa Journalism Call

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EJN Our Ocean Conference 2026 Fellowship: Historical Reference for the Closed Mombasa Journalism Call

The EJN Our Ocean Conference 2026 Fellowship is closed. Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) invited professional journalists to attend and report from the Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa, Kenya. The official call set April 7, 2026 as the application deadline. The conference and fellowship travel window have also passed, and the official EJN material reviewed for this update does not announce a next fellowship cycle.

EJN Seed Grants for Media Outlets in Nepal 2026 — Application Closed

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EJN Seed Grants for Media Outlets in Nepal 2026 — Application Closed

The 2026 Seed Grants for Media Outlets to Cover Natural Resource Management and Green Growth in Nepal was a closed Earth Journalism Network (EJN) call. The application deadline was February 15, 2026. EJN’s official opportunities directory is the stable public destination for its grants, fellowships, workshops, and other calls. The directory does not currently show a live Nepal seed-grant application or a replacement deadline for this program.

EJN Virtual Media Workshop: Western Balkans Environmental Reporting (2026 Archive)

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EJN Virtual Media Workshop: Western Balkans Environmental Reporting (2026 Archive)

Archive status

This page is a historical reference for the Earth Journalism Network (EJN) virtual media workshop to strengthen reporting on environmental threats and solutions in the Western Balkans. The application deadline was November 12, 2025. That window has closed, the January 2026 workshop period has passed, and this page should not be treated as an open application opportunity.

The official opportunity page remains the best place to check whether EJN publishes a separate future call. A new notice would have its own dates, eligibility rules, and application instructions. Do not submit materials through this archived listing or assume that attendance in the completed workshop creates an open route to funding now.

ELDP Endangered Languages Documentation Grants 2027: Six Funding Routes From €5,000 Rapid Grants to €300,000 Major Projects, Open to Documenters of Any Nationality — Closing 1 October 2026

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ELDP Endangered Languages Documentation Grants 2027: Six Funding Routes From €5,000 Rapid Grants to €300,000 Major Projects, Open to Documenters of Any Nationality — Closing 1 October 2026

The Endangered Languages Documentation Programme has opened its 2027 grant round, and the application window closes on 1 October 2026 at 5pm CEST. ELDP is one of the few funders in the world whose entire purpose is to pay for the recording, transcription, annotation, and permanent archiving of languages that are ceasing to be spoken — and it does so without any restriction on the applicant’s nationality or on where in the world the work happens.

Electricity Demand Turn Up Trial EOI 2026: Up to £3 Million per Flexibility Provider for Verified Consumer Demand

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Electricity Demand Turn Up Trial EOI 2026: Up to £3 Million per Flexibility Provider for Verified Consumer Demand

Innovate UK is inviting UK flexibility service providers to submit an expression of interest for Phase 1 of the Electricity Demand Turn Up (DTU) Trial. The competition is designed for organisations that can already work with electricity consumers and participate in the Great Britain electricity market. Its central question is practical: can consumers be encouraged to use more electricity at the right times, especially when renewable power would otherwise be curtailed, if eligible Final Consumption Levies are rebated?

Elevance Health Foundation Maternal/Infant Health Grants 2026: Historical Reference for U.S. Nonprofits Addressing Maternal and Infant Health Disparities

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Elevance Health Foundation Maternal/Infant Health Grants 2026: Historical Reference for U.S. Nonprofits Addressing Maternal and Infant Health Disparities

The Elevance Health Foundation’s Maternal/Infant Health program is a substantial funding opportunity for nonprofit organizations working on measurable maternal and infant health outcomes. The official grantseeker page lists the 2026 application deadline as July 31, 2026. That date has now passed, and the same official schedule does not announce a later Maternal/Infant Health deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to submit a late application or a claim that a new round is open.

Elinor Ostrom Fellowship 2026 2027 (Fellowship for PhD Students): Up to $7,000 for Research on Markets Culture Morality and Sociality

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Elinor Ostrom Fellowship 2026 2027 (Fellowship for PhD Students): Up to $7,000 for Research on Markets Culture Morality and Sociality

This is a historical reference for the Elinor Ostrom Fellowship’s 2026–2027 application cycle. The official Mercatus Center page says that applications for this cycle are closed, and the linked application form displays a closed notice. Mercatus’s own announcement identifies March 15, 2026 as the deadline for its graduate fellowships, including the Elinor Ostrom Fellowship. The official program page does not publish a later deadline. Instead, it asks interested readers to sign up for the newsletter to receive an announcement when applications open for 2027–2028.

Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship

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Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship

If you are a U.S. high school senior and you are trying to fund a full-time college path, this is one of the better-known national scholarships to understand before applications begin in your cycle. The Elks National Foundation (ENF) runs this as a recurring program, and the public page states that it awards 500 four-year scholarships. It is meant to support outstanding students, but the program is also explicitly framed around financial need, not just grades, which means the committee is trying to compare candidates across two dimensions: ability and capacity.

Else Kröner Fresenius Prize for Medical Research 2027: €2.5 Million for a Scientist Advancing Cell-Based Immunotherapies, With €500,000 Personal and €2 Million for Future Research

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Else Kröner Fresenius Prize for Medical Research 2027: €2.5 Million for a Scientist Advancing Cell-Based Immunotherapies, With €500,000 Personal and €2 Million for Future Research

The Else Kröner Fresenius Prize for Medical Research is one of the largest international science awards a single researcher can win. For the 2027 edition, the Else Kröner-Fresenius-Stiftung will award €2.5 million to one scientist whose work has meaningfully advanced cell-based immunotherapies — the field of engineering immune cells, inside or outside the body, to treat malignant and non-malignant disease. The award is unusual in how the money is split: €500,000 goes to the winner personally, and €2 million is earmarked to fund the winner’s future research. That structure makes it both a career honor and a substantial working grant.

EMBO Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026–2027: Up to Two Years of Salary or Stipend Support for Life Scientists Moving Abroad, With Rolling Deadlines and Free Leadership Training

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EMBO Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026–2027: Up to Two Years of Salary or Stipend Support for Life Scientists Moving Abroad, With Rolling Deadlines and Free Leadership Training

Moving to a new country for a postdoc is one of the most formative steps a life scientist can take, and it is also one of the most financially and logistically exposed. The EMBO Postdoctoral Fellowships exist to remove some of that exposure. Run by EMBO, the European Molecular Biology Organization, the scheme funds up to two years of research in the life sciences for early-career researchers who are willing to relocate to a laboratory in a different country. It combines a country-based salary or living stipend with relocation help, family support, and access to EMBO’s professional development and networking community.

EMERGE Leadership Programme for African Professionals Aged 25–35: Application Guide

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EMERGE Leadership Programme for African Professionals Aged 25–35: Application Guide

EMERGE is a leadership-development and career-acceleration platform delivered by TheBoardroom Africa, with support from the Mastercard Foundation. It is aimed at African professionals aged 25–35 who want stronger skills, better career direction, and access to networks and opportunities that can help them move toward leadership.

The official programme is currently open on a rolling basis. This is not a dated scholarship cohort with a single closing day: the membership page says applications are reviewed as they arrive, and accepted applicants are invited to activate their membership. Use rolling as the deadline because the source describes an ongoing intake rather than a fixed application window.

Emergency Housing Vouchers (EHV) | HUD

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Emergency Housing Vouchers (EHV) | HUD

Current status

Emergency Housing Vouchers (EHV) are a special-purpose Housing Choice Voucher program for households in a housing crisis. HUD provided 70,000 vouchers to selected local Public Housing Agencies (PHAs) to assist people who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, recently homeless with a high risk of housing instability, or fleeing or attempting to flee violence, stalking, or human trafficking.

HUD’s current EHV page says that very few PHAs have remaining leasing authority. It also points PHAs to a dashboard column showing whether each PHA is accepting EHV referrals. The program therefore remains locally possible in limited jurisdictions, but it is not a nationwide public application round. A household needs both a qualifying category and an active local route.

Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA): Historical Federal Program

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Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA): Historical Federal Program

The federal Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program is closed as a source of new renter payments. The U.S. Department of the Treasury says that the period of performance for ERA2 awards ended on September 30, 2025, and that ERA2 grantees may no longer use ERA2 award funds to assist renters. There is no new national ERA application on this page, no federal ERA2 application deadline to wait for, and no federal ERA2 balance that a renter can claim through Treasury.

Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) Program

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Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) Program

ESG is for people in a housing emergency, not for people who are planning a long-term housing upgrade in a distant future. That is the most useful distinction to keep. ESG is a federal formula grant that supports people who are currently without safe housing or are about to become homeless in a very short time.

There is usually no single federal online application portal where households apply directly. Instead, HUD funds recipients (states, metro cities, urban counties, and territories), and those recipients fund local agencies that handle screening and services in your community. For most people, the first practical step is to access the local partner route, not the federal homepage.

Emergent Ventures Grants and Fellowships: Rolling Funding for Moonshot Ideas from the Mercatus Center

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Emergent Ventures Grants and Fellowships: Rolling Funding for Moonshot Ideas from the Mercatus Center

Most funding programs run on a calendar. They open a cycle, publish a deadline, review a batch of applications, announce winners, and then close until next year. Emergent Ventures works differently. There is no deadline. You can apply today, and if your idea is compelling, you could hear back in weeks rather than seasons. That single design choice, a rolling application with no fixed cutoff, makes Emergent Ventures one of the most accessible funding options available to ambitious people with unusual ideas.

Emerging Global Leader Award (K43 Independent Clinical Trial Required): PAR-24-295

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Emerging Global Leader Award (K43 Independent Clinical Trial Required): PAR-24-295

If you are in a low- or middle-income country (LMIC) and already holding a junior-faculty or equivalent research-scientist role, this notice is one of the clearest NIH pathways for turning career-development support into a sustained independent research trajectory. The Emerging Global Leader Award (K43), PAR-24-295 is specifically designed for applicants who plan to lead their own independent clinical trial work or trial feasibility activities as part of mentored development.

Emerging Global Leader Award (K43): PAR-24-296

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Emerging Global Leader Award (K43): PAR-24-296

If you are a promising junior scientist in a low- or middle-income country and your institution wants you to become an independent investigator, the Emerging Global Leader Award (K43), PAR-24-296 is one of the most direct NIH-funded ways to convert career development into an independent research trajectory. This specific notice is explicitly designed to support LMIC researchers who can already show scientific potential and are ready for a protected path into leadership.

Émile Boutmy Scholarship at Sciences Po: Tuition Support for Non-EU Students

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Émile Boutmy Scholarship at Sciences Po: Tuition Support for Non-EU Students

The Émile Boutmy Scholarship is a Sciences Po award for strong international applicants from outside the European Union. It is named after Émile Boutmy, the founder of Sciences Po, and is intended for students arriving at the institution for the first time. The award reduces tuition rather than sending a separate living-cost payment. It can make a major difference to the cost of studying in France, but it does not by itself create a complete student budget.

Emprendedores por Naturaleza: SERNANP’s Protected-Area Enterprise Competition (Historical Reference)

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Status: historical reference. The 2026 Emprendedores por Naturaleza (ExN) competition has closed, its winners have been published, and the official SERNANP campaign page does not announce a later edition. Do not use the 2026 deadline or application links as current instructions. This page records the closed call so prospective applicants can understand the programme and prepare for a future announcement.

Correction notice: an earlier version of this page described a large Andean biodiversity grant administered by MINAM with SERFOR. The official programme verified for this page is Emprendedores por Naturaleza, run by the Servicio Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas por el Estado (SERNANP), an agency of the Ministerio del Ambiente. It is a protected-area enterprise competition, not a general national grant for any biodiversity project.

Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit | Internal Revenue Service

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Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit | Internal Revenue Service

Overview

The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit was a federal income tax credit for qualifying upgrades to a U.S. home. It was not a grant, rebate, or pre-approval program. Taxpayers did not apply to the IRS before buying products or hiring a contractor. Instead, they made qualifying improvements, kept the right records, and claimed the credit on a tax return using Form 5695.

Energy Grants

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Energy funding splits into two very different worlds: research and innovation money for developing new technology, and deployment money for installing proven technology like solar arrays, storage, heat pumps, or efficiency retrofits. Knowing which side of that line your project sits on tells you where to look and how to write. Innovation programs judge technical merit and novelty; deployment programs judge cost per unit of energy saved or generated, community benefit, and readiness to build.

Engineering Biology Access to Infrastructure Pilot 2026: Up to £5 Million for UK Scale-Up Projects

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Engineering Biology Access to Infrastructure Pilot 2026: Up to £5 Million for UK Scale-Up Projects

Innovate UK’s Engineering Biology Access to Infrastructure Pilot is a live UK grant competition for UK small and medium-sized businesses that have already demonstrated an engineering biology innovation in the laboratory and need the facilities, expertise and project plan to validate it at a larger scale. The opportunity is aimed at the difficult transition between proof in a lab and evidence that a product, process or service can work in commercially relevant conditions.

Enhancing resilience to wildfires in the wildland-urban interface (WUI), 2026

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Enhancing resilience to wildfires in the wildland-urban interface (WUI), 2026

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) lists this programme as open. It funds collaborative research with partners in the United States, Canada, or both to improve understanding of wildfire occurrence and impacts in the wildland-urban interface (WUI). The opportunity is administered by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), with co-funding agencies including the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC), and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR).

Enlight Fellowship Program 2026 (Fully Funded Youth Mental Wellbeing Fellowship)

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Enlight Fellowship Program 2026 (Fully Funded Youth Mental Wellbeing Fellowship)

The 2026 Enlight Fellowship is a historical reference. The official Watson Institute page now says that applications for the program are closed. It does not announce a new Enlight cycle or a future application deadline, so this page keeps the closed cycle’s actual July 5, 2026 priority deadline and must not be read as an open call.

Watson Institute powered the fellowship with support from the Enlight Foundation. The program was designed for leaders building solutions to youth mental wellbeing in China and/or globally. It combined entrepreneurial training, leadership development, mentoring, a community Basecamp, and pitch preparation in a 16-week cohort. The archived facts below explain what the 2026 program offered and what applicants were expected to prepare; they are not instructions that applications can still be submitted.

Enroll in Original Medicare Parts A and B (2026): How to Get Premium-Free Hospital Coverage and Start Part B at $202.90 Per Month

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Most people treat Medicare enrollment as a single chore: circle a date on the calendar, fill out a form, move on with life. And sure—if you enjoy avoidable late penalties, surprise coverage gaps, and spending an afternoon on hold listening to pan flute music, that approach has a certain chaotic charm.

But Original Medicare (Parts A and B) is one of those rare government “opportunities” that genuinely changes your monthly budget and your medical choices for years. It’s not a sweepstakes. It’s not a maybe. If you qualify and you enroll the right way at the right time, you get reliable coverage and you sidestep the classic mistakes that cost people real money.

ENTeR – besplatna online radionica | HAMAG BICRO

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ENTeR – besplatna online radionica | HAMAG BICRO

Sažetak statusa

Ovo je povijesna obavijest, a ne otvoreni natječaj. Hrvatska agencija za malo gospodarstvo, inovacije i investicije (HAMAG-BICRO) objavila je poziv za besplatnu online radionicu u sklopu projekta ENTeR, usmjerenog na smanjenje otpada i bolje upravljanje tekstilnim materijalima. Službena stranica navodi da je radionica održana 2020-06-26 od 10:00 do 12:00, na Webex platformi i na engleskom jeziku.

Na službenoj objavi nema iznosa potpore, proračuna za prijavitelje, kriterija za dodjelu novca, obrasca za projektni prijedlog ni ugovornog postupka. Sudjelovanje je bilo besplatno, ali to znači da nije bilo ulaznice za edukacijski događaj; ne znači da je sudionicima bila dostupna financijska potpora. Budući da je datum radionice prošao, a službeni materijali projekt ENTeR opisuju kao završen, ova stranica treba služiti samo kao arhivska referenca.

Enterprise Ireland Innovative HPSU Fund: Up to €1.2 Million for International Growth

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Enterprise Ireland Innovative HPSU Fund: Up to €1.2 Million for International Growth

Enterprise Ireland’s Innovative HPSU Fund is a route for Irish high-potential startups that are developing an innovative product or technology and intend to build international sales. It is relevant to agritech founders when the company fits Enterprise Ireland’s broader High Potential Start-Up (HPSU) definition. It is not an agritech-only competition, and the public page does not describe a separate agritech allocation.

Enterprise Singapore Enterprise Development Grant

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Enterprise Singapore Enterprise Development Grant

The Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) is an Enterprise Singapore scheme for Singapore companies that are starting a new project to upgrade the business, improve productivity, develop products, or expand overseas. It is a project grant, not a general subsidy for rent, payroll, cash flow, or routine operating expenses. An application needs to show what the company is trying to change, who will do the work, what the project will cost, and what measurable outcome should result.

Enthuse Foundation Pitch Competition 2026 (8th Annual): U.S. Women-Owned Food, Beverage, and CPG Startups

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Enthuse Foundation Pitch Competition 2026 (8th Annual): U.S. Women-Owned Food, Beverage, and CPG Startups

The Enthuse Foundation has announced its 2026 Pitch Competition, the organization’s 8th Annual Pitch Competition for women working in food, beverage, and consumer packaged goods (CPG). The official competition page lists the live event for Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 5 PM ET at The Town Hall by Skylight in PENN 2, 2 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York City. It also says that applications open in August 2026.

Environmental Science Summer School in Hungary 2026: Get Travel Support, Accommodation, and Expert Training in River Sediment Management

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If your academic life or early career circles around rivers, water systems, sediment, ecology, or climate resilience, this is the kind of opportunity that deserves a serious look. The iNNO SED Summer School 2026 in Göd, Hungary is not just another short academic program with a fancy title and vague promises. It is a focused, practical summer school for people who want to understand how rivers actually behave, why sediment matters so much, and what smarter river management can look like on the ground.

Environmental Sciences: Global Partnerships Seedcorn Fund 2026

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Environmental Sciences: Global Partnerships Seedcorn Fund 2026

The Environmental Sciences: Global Partnerships Seedcorn Fund (GPSF) 2026 was a Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) grant opportunity delivered through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). It supported UK researchers who wanted to establish new, sustainable international partnerships and networks in natural environment science. The official UKRI opportunity page now lists this round as Closed. No later opening or closing date is announced on that page, so this entry is a historical reference rather than an invitation to apply.

EPA Clean School Bus Program: 2024 Rebate Archive and 2026 Funding Status

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EPA Clean School Bus Program: 2024 Rebate Archive and 2026 Funding Status

This page is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) closed the 2024 Clean School Bus Rebate application period on January 14, 2025 at 4:00 PM ET. EPA later announced that it would not award funds as part of the 2024 Clean School Bus Rebate Program. The current EPA program hub says the agency is developing a new 2026 Clean School Bus grant funding opportunity, but it has not published the new Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO), application window, deadline, award amount, or eligibility rules.

EPA FY 2027 Brownfields Job Training Grants: Up to $300,000 for Environmental Workforce Programs, Deadline September 23, 2026

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EPA FY 2027 Brownfields Job Training Grants: Up to $300,000 for Environmental Workforce Programs, Deadline September 23, 2026

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has opened its Fiscal Year 2027 Brownfields Job Training Grant competition for organizations that can prepare local residents for environmental careers tied to brownfield cleanup and redevelopment. The program is designed around a practical chain: identify a community affected by brownfields, recruit unemployed or underemployed residents, provide job-ready training, and help graduates move into full-time environmental work.

EPSRC Doctoral Focal Award for Chip Design and Verification 2026–2027: Up to £6 Million for UK Training Consortia

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EPSRC Doctoral Focal Award for Chip Design and Verification 2026–2027: Up to £6 Million for UK Training Consortia

The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), is preparing a £6 million doctoral training investment focused on chip design and verification. The award is intended to establish a UK-wide training focal point: a university-led consortium that can recruit and support doctoral researchers, deliver specialist cohort training, and connect universities with semiconductor companies and other partners. It is an institutional grant, not an individual scholarship application. A student interested in the resulting doctoral places will eventually apply through the funded training programme, while eligible organisations must develop and submit the current proposal.

EPSRC Future Computing Paradigms Network Plus: One £2.8 Million Award to Build the UK's Five-to-Twenty-Year Computing Vision — Mandatory Expression of Interest Closes 11 September 2026

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EPSRC Future Computing Paradigms Network Plus: One £2.8 Million Award to Build the UK’s Five-to-Twenty-Year Computing Vision — Mandatory Expression of Interest Closes 11 September 2026

The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council is not funding computing research here. It is funding the argument about what computing research the UK should do next.

Future Computing Paradigms Network Plus puts up to £2.8 million at full economic cost behind a single network whose job is to produce a coherent, whole-systems national vision for computing technologies five to twenty years from now. There is one award. The opportunity opened on 3 August 2026, and the first gate — a compulsory expression of interest — shuts at 4:00pm UK time on 11 September 2026.

EPSRC Materials Innovation Partnerships 2026: Closed-Call Funding Guide and Historical Reference

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EPSRC Materials Innovation Partnerships 2026: closed-call reference

The 2026 EPSRC Materials Innovation Partnerships funding opportunity is closed. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) page records an opening date of 3 March 2026 at 9:00am UK time and a closing date of 14 May 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. It does not announce a later round or an alternative deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2026 call, not an invitation to submit an application now. The retained deadline in the metadata is the real closing date, while historicalReference = true tells the site that the entry describes a completed cycle.

EPSRC New Investigator Award 2026–2027: Open-Ended Grant for UK Researchers Moving to Independence

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EPSRC New Investigator Award 2026–2027: Open-Ended Grant for UK Researchers Moving to Independence

The EPSRC New Investigator Award is an applicant-led grant for an early-career researcher who is ready to lead an independent research project for the first time. It is designed for the point where a researcher has a clear research idea, enough evidence to justify a defined programme of work, and the support of a host organisation, but has not yet built the grant history or leadership profile associated with established independence.

EPSRC Research and Partnership Hubs for a Healthy Society (2026 Closed Invite-Only Grant)

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This is a historical reference for the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) opportunity Research and partnership hubs for a healthy society (invite only). The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) page currently lists the opportunity as closed. Its full-proposal deadline was 17 March 2026 at 4:00pm UK time, and the page says applications could not be submitted after that point. No successor cycle is announced on the official opportunity page, so this entry should not be read as an open call or a current invitation to apply.

EPSRC-Defra Reimagining Circularity Full-Stage Grant 2026–2027: Up to £4.328 Million for UK Circular-Economy NetworkPlus Projects

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EPSRC-Defra Reimagining Circularity Full-Stage Grant 2026–2027: Up to £4.328 Million for UK Circular-Economy NetworkPlus Projects

The EPSRC-Defra Reimagining Circularity: full stage opportunity is an open UKRI grant call for invited teams that can build a national research and innovation network around one of two circular-economy challenges: textiles, or data and metrics. The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) is delivering the programme for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). The call opened on 7 September 2026 and closes at 4:00pm UK time on 3 November 2026.

EquiFund Greece Innovation Window: Historical Reference for Research and Technology-Transfer Financing

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EquiFund Greece Innovation Window: Historical Reference for Research and Technology-Transfer Financing

This page is a historical reference, not an open application call. EquiFund was a Greek fund-of-funds initiative that directed public and private capital into independently managed partner funds. Its Innovation window was designed for researchers, innovators, and concept-stage entrepreneurs who needed help moving a research result or early idea toward a company, prototype, or first commercial product.

The official EquiFund page remains online and still explains the three-window model. That page is useful for understanding the programme, but it does not publish a current founder deadline or a new application round. The Hellenic Development Bank’s description says that the original funds’ investment period could not extend beyond 2023, with follow-on investments for businesses that had already received funding before 2023. Greece’s official programme listing for EquiFund II records a separate setup action for the European Investment Fund, with submissions from 26 February 2024 through 31 May 2024, and marks that action as ended. The official material reviewed for this update does not announce a later founder-facing cycle.

Equity Initiative Fellowship 2027–2028: Fully Funded Health Equity Leadership Program for Southeast Asia and China

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Equity Initiative Fellowship 2027–2028: Fully Funded Health Equity Leadership Program for Southeast Asia and China

The Equity Initiative Fellowship is a fully funded leadership and learning program for experienced professionals working to address health inequity in Southeast Asia and China. The 2027–2028 intake is currently open. The program expects to select about 20 Fellows for its 11th cohort and is designed for people whose work reaches beyond a single discipline or institution.

ERA:AI Fellowship Winter 2027: £10,000 Fully Funded Cambridge Research Fellowship in AI Safety and Governance

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ERA:AI Fellowship Winter 2027: £10,000 Fully Funded Cambridge Research Fellowship in AI Safety and Governance

The Cambridge ERA:AI Fellowship is a 10-week, full-time research programme for people who want to work on technical AI safety, AI governance, or the technical side of AI governance. The Winter 2027 cohort is scheduled to run in Cambridge, United Kingdom, from 18 January through 26 March 2027. Applications close on 13 September 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Anywhere on Earth.

Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarships: 2027 Intake Guide

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Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarships: 2027 Intake Guide

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) scholarship is a route into a selected group of international master’s programmes delivered by university consortia. It is not one degree, one university, or one central scholarship form. You choose a particular master’s programme from the official catalogue, check that programme’s rules, and apply directly to the consortium that runs it.

The timing matters for the next intake. On 16 July 2026, the European Commission announced that the latest Erasmus+ call selected 37 new Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters. The announcement says those programmes will open student applications in autumn 2026 for programmes starting in September 2027. The official student guidance also says that most EMJM applications are submitted between October and January for courses beginning in the following academic year.

ERASMUS-EDU-2026-PEX-COVE: Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVE)

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ERASMUS-EDU-2026-PEX-COVE: Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVE)

Historical reference: the 2026 application round is closed. The Commission’s Pact for Skills record labels the call “Closed” and gives its single submission deadline as 3 September 2026 at 17:00 Brussels time. The deadline has passed, and applicants should not treat this page as an open funding opportunity. The official sources checked do not announce a subsequent CoVE round. Keep this entry for understanding the 2026 call and its requirements; check the Commission’s live funding listings before planning around a future call.

Erasmus+ Youth Participation Activities (KA154-YOU) 2026: Up to €60,000 for Youth-Led Civic Projects

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Erasmus+ Youth Participation Activities (KA154-YOU) 2026: Up to €60,000 for Youth-Led Civic Projects

Erasmus+ Youth Participation Activities (KA154-YOU) funds projects in which young people help identify an issue, shape the response, take part in delivery, and reflect on the results. The action sits outside formal education and training. It is designed for civic and democratic participation, not for a student applying for an individual award or for an organisation seeking unrestricted operating money.

ERC Advanced Grant 2026 (ERC-2026-AdG): Up to €2.5 Million Over Five Years for Established Research Leaders, Closing 27 August 2026

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ERC Advanced Grant 2026 (ERC-2026-AdG): Up to €2.5 Million Over Five Years for Established Research Leaders, Closing 27 August 2026

The ERC Advanced Grant is the European Research Council’s scheme for researchers who no longer need to prove they can run a lab — they need room to attempt something that would not survive a conventional funding panel. It is the largest of the ERC’s single-investigator grants, and the one with the fewest formal gates: there is no minimum number of years since your PhD, no required job title, and no thematic priority list. What there is, instead, is a very high bar on track record and a single evaluation criterion.

ERC Consolidator Grant 2027: Up to €2 Million for Mid-Career Researchers

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ERC Consolidator Grant 2027: Up to €2 Million for Mid-Career Researchers

The ERC Consolidator Grant is one of the European Research Council’s main grants for researchers who are past the very early-career stage but still building their independent profile. It is meant for people who already have a real track record, a strong scientific identity, and a project that is ambitious enough to justify major funding.

The official ERC page describes it as support for researchers who want to consolidate their independence by establishing a research team and continuing to develop their career in Europe. That is the simplest way to think about it: this is not a small seed grant, and it is not a prize for a finished career. It is a serious bet on a researcher who is ready to lead a major project and make a clear mark on a field.

ERC Plus Grant 2026: Up to €7 Million for Transformative Frontier Research, Deadline 2 September

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ERC Plus Grant 2026: Up to €7 Million for Transformative Frontier Research, Deadline 2 September

The European Research Council has opened the first ERC Plus Grant call for principal investigators whose research ambition exceeds the scale or structure of a regular ERC grant. The 2026 call is designed for major scientific challenges, unusually broad or deep programmes, and high-risk work that could transform a field or open entirely new directions.

ERC Proof of Concept Grant (ERC-2027-PoC): upcoming call and cut-offs

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ERC Proof of Concept Grant (ERC-2027-PoC): upcoming call and cut-offs

The European Research Council (ERC) Proof of Concept Grant funds a short, focused step from an ERC-funded research result toward commercial or societal use. It is a top-up for eligible ERC principal investigators (PIs), rather than a general early-stage business grant or a continuation budget for the original research project. A proposal must draw substantially on the PI’s ERC-funded work and explain how the proposed proof-of-concept activity will test the potential of an idea that emerged from it.

ERC Starting Grant 2027: Up to €1.5 Million for Early-Career Researchers

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ERC Starting Grant 2027: Up to €1.5 Million for Early-Career Researchers

Overview

The European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant 2027 is open for applications. The call opened on 22 July 2026 and closes on 14 October 2026. Although the competition is called “Starting Grant 2027,” the application deadline falls in 2026, so candidates need to plan around the October closing date rather than wait for a later 2027 deadline.

This grant is for an excellent researcher who is starting, or has recently started, an independent research team or programme. ERC funding is bottom-up: applications can address any field of research, without a predefined topic list. The proposal must nevertheless make a persuasive case for an ambitious frontier-research question, a convincing approach, and the Principal Investigator’s capacity to lead the work.

Eric Bleumink Fellowship at the University of Groningen 2027: A Fully Funded Master's in the Netherlands Covering Tuition, Travel, Living Costs, Books, and Insurance for Students From Developing Countries

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Eric Bleumink Fellowship at the University of Groningen 2027: A Fully Funded Master’s in the Netherlands Covering Tuition, Travel, Living Costs, Books, and Insurance for Students From Developing Countries

The Eric Bleumink Fellowship is one of the most complete scholarships the University of Groningen offers to international students. Rather than a partial tuition discount, it is a full package: it pays your master’s tuition, buys your international flights, covers your monthly living costs, provides a books allowance, and arranges your Dutch health insurance. For a talented student from a developing country who has the ability to study at a top European research university but not the money to do it, this fellowship removes the financial barrier entirely and lets you focus on the degree.

Ernest Rutherford Fellowships 2026: Up to Five Years of UK Research Support for Emerging STFC Leaders

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Ernest Rutherford Fellowships 2026: Up to Five Years of UK Research Support for Emerging STFC Leaders

The Ernest Rutherford Fellowships 2026 are an open UK research fellowship opportunity for people who are ready to move toward genuine independence but have not yet established a settled research niche. The scheme is run by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), and is intended for applicants whose work sits within STFC’s core science remit.

Ernest Solvay Fund 2026: Up to €10,000 for STEM Education, Sustainability, and Community Projects Near Solvay Sites

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Ernest Solvay Fund 2026: Up to €10,000 for STEM Education, Sustainability, and Community Projects Near Solvay Sites

The Ernest Solvay Fund is a philanthropic fund managed by the King Baudouin Foundation, one of Belgium’s largest and most respected grantmaking institutions. Its 2026 call for projects offers grants of up to €10,000 to non-commercial organisations running initiatives that either encourage young people to study science and technology, protect and improve the planet, or strengthen the well-being of communities that live and work near a Solvay site. The call opened on 15 April 2026 and accepts applications until 30 September 2026, with selected projects announced in mid-December 2026.

Ernst Mach Grant Worldwide: OeAD Austria Research Scholarship for PhD Students, Postgraduates and Postdocs

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Ernst Mach Grant Worldwide: OeAD Austria Research Scholarship for PhD Students, Postgraduates and Postdocs

Austria has quietly built one of the more welcoming funding routes for early-career researchers who want a real stint inside a European research system without draining their savings. The Ernst Mach Grant worldwide is that route. It is a scholarship of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research, administered by the OeAD, Austria’s Agency for Education and Internationalisation. It exists to bring international PhD students, postgraduates, and postdocs to Austrian universities and research institutions for a defined research stay, and it pays them a monthly rate while they are there.

ESA Research Fellowships in Space Science 2027: Paid Two-Year Postdoctoral Fellowships in Europe

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

ESA Research Fellowships in Space Science 2027: Paid Two-Year Postdoctoral Fellowships in Europe

The European Space Agency (ESA) has opened its annual Research Fellowships in Space Science call for the 2027 selection. The opportunity is aimed at early-career scientists and engineers who have recently completed, or are close to completing, a PhD and want to carry out research connected to space science at an ESA establishment in Europe. For this particular call, ESA identifies four research areas: heliophysics, planetary science, astrophysics and fundamental physics.

ESA Student Internships 2026: Three- to Six-Month Space Placements for Master's Students

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ESA Student Internships 2026: Three- to Six-Month Space Placements for Master’s Students

Status of the 2026 cycle

Item	Detail
Opportunity	ESA Student Internships 2026
Provider	European Space Agency (ESA)
Cycle status	Closed; the 2026 call’s application deadline was 2025-11-30
Format	Three- to six-month, in-person placement at an ESA establishment
Study level	University student, preferably in the final or second-to-last year of a Master’s course
Financial support	The internship is unpaid, but ESA grants a monthly allowance; the current overview does not state a figure
Application style	Annual call on the ESA recruiting site
Next call	No 2027 call is announced on the official student-internships page checked for this update
Official source	ESA Student Internships

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 call, not an open application listing. ESA announced that round in November 2025, and the published closing date was 2025-11-30. The official programme page describes the recurring recruitment pattern but does not announce a 2027 call. Do not treat the deadline above as a live date or send documents to ESA expecting the 2026 vacancies to reopen.

ESA University of Tomorrow Kick-Start 2026: Up to €75,000 at 75% Funding for a Six-Month Space-Enabled Feasibility Study, Closing 14 September 2026

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ESA University of Tomorrow Kick-Start 2026: Up to €75,000 at 75% Funding for a Six-Month Space-Enabled Feasibility Study, Closing 14 September 2026

The European Space Agency spends most of its business-applications budget on companies selling satellite services into agriculture, maritime, energy and logistics. The University of Tomorrow call points that same machinery at a customer nobody usually thinks of as a space market: the university itself.

It is a thematic kick-start call from ESA Space Solutions, published on esa-star under reference 5-50190. It opened on 18 June 2026 and closes on 14 September 2026. The award is a six-month feasibility study worth up to €75,000, which is ESA’s 75% share of an activity costing up to €100,000 in total. You fund the remaining quarter yourself. ESA takes no equity.

ESF+ Inclusive Incubation and Finance for More Entrepreneurs (ESF-2026-SE-INCUBATION): Two Grants of Around €750,000 at an 80% Funding Rate, Closing 2 September 2026

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

ESF+ Inclusive Incubation and Finance for More Entrepreneurs (ESF-2026-SE-INCUBATION): Two Grants of Around €750,000 at an 80% Funding Rate, Closing 2 September 2026

Most European incubation programmes were designed for a founder who already has savings, a network, a credit history and a linear CV. This call exists because the European Commission has concluded, with a decade of its own evidence behind it, that this design quietly excludes a large share of the people who would most benefit from self-employment.

ESO Fellowship Programme 2026–2027: Research and Observatory Fellowships in Germany and Chile

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

ESO Fellowship Programme 2026–2027: Research and Observatory Fellowships in Germany and Chile

The European Southern Observatory (ESO) is recruiting early-career scientists for its 2026/2027 Fellowship Programme. The call offers fellowships at ESO Headquarters in Garching, Germany, and at the ESO astronomy centre in Santiago, Chile. Both tracks provide a setting for independent astrophysics research and close contact with major observatory facilities. They also include different forms of service, technical, or operational work, so applicants should choose a location based on the work they want to do as well as the research environment.

ESRC Connect Awards (pilot) 2026: Fund Early-Stage Collaborations in the Social Sciences

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The ESRC Connect Awards pilot was a short-duration UKRI funding opportunity for researchers developing new collaborations and testing early-stage research directions. The 2026 round is now closed. The official UKRI page records the closing date as 10 June 2026 at 4:00 PM UK time, and says that applications could not be submitted after that time. No replacement round or later deadline is announced on the official opportunity page, so this entry is retained as a historical reference rather than presented as an application route that is still open.

ESRC Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026: Closed Cycle, Eligibility and Archive Guide

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

ESRC Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026: Closed Cycle, Eligibility and Archive Guide

The 2026 ESRC Postdoctoral Fellowships competition has closed. The official Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) opportunity page records the closing time as 1 June 2026 at 11:59pm UK time and states that applications cannot be made after that time. This page is therefore a historical reference for the completed 2026 round, not an invitation to submit a late application.

ESRC React Awards (pilot): Time-Critical Research Funding for UK Public Services (2026)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

There are research grants that reward patience. And then there are research grants that reward speed.

The ESRC React Awards (pilot) sits squarely in the second camp: responsive funding for time-critical research designed to help policymakers and public service practitioners in the UK make decisions while the question is still hot and the consequences are still in motion. Think of it as research with its shoes on—built to move, not admire itself in the mirror.

ESRC Responsive Mode: Research Grants Round Two (Open Ongoing Call)

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ESRC Responsive Mode: Research Grants Round Two (Open Ongoing Call)

This opportunity is a core ESRC responsive-mode grant stream run through the UK Research and Innovation Funding Service. The page is currently marked Open and is designed for applicant-led, social-science-driven proposals with no fixed single closing date. It is one of the more practical UK-wide opportunities when a team has a live project idea and wants to move into grant writing without waiting for an annual launch event.

Establishing a UK Ultra-high Field NMR National Research Facility (Invite Only)

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Establishing a UK Ultra-high Field NMR National Research Facility (Invite Only)

This page is a historical reference, not an open call. The official Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) opportunity page marks “Establishing a UK Ultra-high Field NMR National Research Facility (invite only)” as Closed. The call opened on 12 May 2026 and EPSRC had to receive applications by 7 July 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. The page says applicants could not apply after that time. It does not announce a later cycle, replacement deadline, or general expression-of-interest route.

Estonia Parental Benefit (Vanemahüvitis)

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Estonia Parental Benefit (Vanemahüvitis): Current Rules and Application Guide

Estonia’s parental-benefit system is a set of income-replacement benefits for parents caring for a child. The central benefit for a family to plan between parents is the shared parental benefit. It is administered by the Social Insurance Board, known in Estonian as Sotsiaalkindlustusamet. The system is ongoing rather than an annual competition: there is no single yearly application opening or closing date. A family’s entitlement is assessed around the birth of a child and the parents receive an offer through the Board’s self-service portal after the birth has been registered in the Population Register.

ETH Zurich Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026–2027: A Two-Year Fully Salaried Fellowship at ETH Zurich With CHF 12,000 a Year for Research Costs

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

ETH Zurich Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026–2027: A Two-Year Fully Salaried Fellowship at ETH Zurich With CHF 12,000 a Year for Research Costs

The ETH Postdoctoral Fellowship — usually called the ETH Fellows programme — is one of the more attractive ways to spend the first years after a PhD. It brings early-career researchers to ETH Zurich, one of Europe’s leading science and technology universities, on a two-year appointment that pays a full ETH salary and adds a yearly budget for research expenses. Unlike many named fellowships that hand out a modest top-up stipend, this one funds you as a proper ETH employee, with the salary and benefits that come with that status, while giving you the freedom to pursue your own research agenda alongside an established professor.

ETH4D Doctoral and Pre-Doctoral Mentorship Grants: Historical 2026 Reference

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ETH4D Doctoral and Pre-Doctoral Mentorship Grants: Historical 2026 Reference

The ETH4D Doctoral and Pre-Doctoral Mentorship Grants were a research-mentoring and mobility programme run by ETH for Development (ETH4D) at ETH Zurich. The official programme page now says that the call is closed and that future calls have not yet been announced. This page therefore preserves the verified 2026 cycle as a historical reference. It is not a current application invitation.

ETH4D Research to Action Grants 2026: Move Research Into Practice

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ETH4D Research to Action Grants 2026

The ETH4D Research to Action Grant was created for the part of a research project that happens after a result has been produced: discussion with practitioners, a prototype, an exploration of an entrepreneurship path, or another practical step that helps research get used. ETH for Development (ETH4D) at ETH Zurich describes the grant as a way to ensure that research results are used, implemented, and disseminated.

EU Audio Reporting 2026: €4.5 Million for Cross-Border European Audio Journalism

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

EU Audio Reporting 2026: €4.5 Million for Cross-Border European Audio Journalism

The European Commission’s EU Audio Reporting 2026 call is a substantial opportunity for a media organisation, public-interest audio network, newsroom group, or other eligible applicant with the reach to produce independent reporting about European affairs across borders. The Commission has set aside €4.5 million and expects to fund one project. The selected project is expected to begin in January or February 2027 and run for 24 months.

EU Award for Gender Equality Champions 2026: €100,000 Prizes for Research and Higher-Education Organisations

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

EU Award for Gender Equality Champions 2026: €100,000 Prizes for Research and Higher-Education Organisations

The European Commission’s 2026 EU Award for Gender Equality Champions is an open prize competition for universities, higher-education institutions, and other research-performing organisations. It recognises organisations that have turned a formal Gender Equality Plan (GEP) into measurable institutional change. Four winners will each receive a €100,000 prize and a trophy, for a total prize budget of €400,000.

EU Funding and Horizon Europe Grants

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EU funding is organized into large multi-year programmes, with Horizon Europe covering research and innovation and Erasmus+ covering education, training, and youth, alongside programmes for regions, digital, environment, and culture. The defining feature is the call system: the European Commission publishes call topics that describe an expected outcome in detail, and applications are judged largely on how directly they deliver that topic. Adapting an existing project to loosely fit a topic is the classic losing move; competitive proposals are built to the topic text.

EU Funding for Public-Interest AI: GenAI4EU and the Digital Europe Programme AI Calls (2026)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Correction first. This page previously described an “EU Prize for Trustworthy AI in Public Services” with a €1,000,000 purse and a 15 September 2025 deadline. No such prize exists. The European Commission’s own prizes index lists the New European Bauhaus Prize, the EU Prize for Women Innovators, the EIC Horizon Prize, the Horizon Impact Award, the Young Talent Architecture Award, the European Union Prize for Literature, and the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought — and nothing about AI in public services. The purse, the deadline, the “multiple laureates”, the “policy mentorship”, the “European Digital Assembly stage”, and the eligibility rules that used to appear here were not traceable to any Commission call document, and they have been removed rather than updated.

EU Innovation Fund Small-Scale Projects: Historical IF25 Reference and Next-Call Preparation

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Some grants buy you time. This one buys you steel, concrete, equipment, commissioning teams, permits, and the hard, expensive work of proving your climate tech actually runs outside a PowerPoint slide.

It also, right now, buys you nothing at all — because nothing is open. At the time of this verification, the European Commission states plainly that there are no open Innovation Fund calls, and that calls typically open at the end of the year. If you arrived here looking for a form to fill in this week, the honest answer is that there is not one. What there is, if you plan to compete in a future round, is a genuinely useful preparation window.

EU Reference Laboratories for Public Health – 2026 Calls for Applications

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EU Reference Laboratories for Public Health – 2026 Calls for Applications

This page is a historical reference for the European Commission’s 2026 calls to designate EU Reference Laboratories (EURLs) in public health. The Commission’s consultation page marks the call Closed and says the response period has ended. Its published deadline was 19 August 2026 at 12:00 CEST. Applications for this round are no longer being accepted. The official page does not announce a next round, so this entry records the closed 2026 cycle rather than predicting a new opening date.

EU4Health Joint Action

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EU4Health Joint Action

This page is a historical reference for the EU4Health Joint Action route. The 2025 cycle is closed. The official material does not describe this route as a standing, public grant that any three organisations can submit to whenever they choose. It describes Joint Actions as direct grants for collaboration among participating countries, with beneficiaries nominated by the competent national authorities responsible for health.

The Funding & Tenders Portal topic URL remains the reference link recorded for this page. For current programme rules, applicants should also read the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) guidance on how to apply and the HaDEA calls and contracts page. Those pages explain the difference between open calls, procurement, direct grants, and Joint Actions.

EU4Ocean Summer School 2026 in Italy: How to Get a Fully Funded Spot for Ocean Literacy Training in Milazzo

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

If you care about the ocean and want more than a glossy conference badge and a tote bag, the EU4Ocean Summer School 2026 in Italy is worth your attention. This is a five-day fully funded summer school in Milazzo, Italy, from 14 to 18 September 2026, built around a deceptively powerful idea: people working on ocean issues need to get much better at working with each other.

That may sound obvious. It is. And yet anyone who has spent time around environmental projects knows the truth: brilliant science can stall, public campaigns can fall flat, and local initiatives can fizzle when researchers, policymakers, advocates, and communities all speak slightly different languages. This program exists to fix that problem. It brings together young researchers and early-career professionals to learn how to communicate clearly, collaborate across disciplines, and contribute to a more sustainable blue economy.

EUNIC Spaces of Culture 2026

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EUNIC Spaces of Culture 2026

This page is a historical reference for EUNIC’s Spaces of Culture 2026 call. The official EUNIC opportunity page now states plainly that the call has closed. It does not announce a new Spaces of Culture cycle, so this entry should not be read as an open application listing or as evidence that late applications are still accepted.

EUNIC published the call on 30 March 2026 for new cultural relations projects in Sub-Saharan Africa. The application deadline was 21 June 2026 at 23:59 CAT. The call offered up to EUR 50,000 per project, required at least 5% co-funding from project partners, and expected funded work to take place from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2027. Those dates and terms describe the closed 2026 round; they are not a current invitation to apply.

EUR 85.5m Horizon Europe Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities Call (HORIZON-MISS-2026-04-CIT), Open until 8 October 2026

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EUR 85.5m Horizon Europe Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities Call (HORIZON-MISS-2026-04-CIT), Open until 8 October 2026

The Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities call is a new Horizon Europe funding opportunity published on 18 December 2025 and open to proposals with a submission deadline of 8 October 2026 at 17:00 (CEST). It is posted by CINEA (European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency) and sits in the 2026-27 mission-oriented work programme context.

If you are exploring where city-level transformation ideas can be funded at EU scale, this is one of the clearest current windows: the page says the Cities Mission aims to deliver 100 climate-neutral and smart cities by 2030, then explicitly states that this call exists to support research and innovation under that mission.

Eurofins Foundation Call for Projects 2026: Grants of Up to €25,000 — Capped at 25 Percent of Project Costs — for Health, Environment, STEM Student Support, and Community Work Anywhere in the World, Closing 1 September 2026

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Eurofins Foundation Call for Projects 2026: Grants of Up to €25,000 — Capped at 25 Percent of Project Costs — for Health, Environment, STEM Student Support, and Community Work Anywhere in the World, Closing 1 September 2026

The Eurofins Foundation runs one open call a year, and the 2026 edition is live now. Applications open in March and close on 1 September 2026 at 5pm CET. The Foundation is explicit that you should not treat that date as the moment to submit: applications are assessed on a rolling basis, and the review stops when the annual budget is committed. Waiting until the last week is a real risk, not a theoretical one.

European Commission Blue Book Traineeship March 2027: A Five-Month Paid EU Traineeship in Brussels With a €1,538.16 Monthly Allowance for University Graduates

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European Commission Blue Book Traineeship March 2027: A Five-Month Paid EU Traineeship in Brussels With a €1,538.16 Monthly Allowance for University Graduates

The Blue Book Traineeship is the European Commission’s flagship programme for recent university graduates who want a first, serious taste of how the European Union actually works. Twice a year the Commission opens roughly a thousand paid places per session, brings trainees into its departments in Brussels, Luxembourg, and a network of EU agencies, and pays them a monthly living allowance to spend five months inside real policy files, translation queues, communications teams, and legal units. For the intake that begins on 1 March 2027, registration is open from 22 July 2026 at 10:00 Brussels time to 28 August 2026 at 10:00 Brussels time.

European Commission Conference Interpreting Bursaries 2026–2027: Up to €3,000 for Eligible Master's and Postgraduate Students

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European Commission Conference Interpreting Bursaries 2026–2027: Up to €3,000 for Eligible Master’s and Postgraduate Students

The European Commission has opened its 2026–2027 bursary call for students pursuing eligible master’s or postgraduate studies in conference interpreting. The award is a single payment matching the enrolment fee paid for the 2026–2027 academic year, with a maximum value of €3,000. Applications are due by midnight Brussels time on Friday, 25 September 2026.

This is a specialist student-aid opportunity rather than a general scholarship for any language degree. It is designed for people preparing for professional conference interpreting through a recognised university or university-level institution. The financial support is tied to the enrolment fee, so the most important early question is not simply whether you study languages. It is whether your course, year of study, language profile, nationality or status, and fee arrangement satisfy the current call document published by the Commission’s Directorate-General for Interpretation (DG Interpretation).

European Fund for the Balkans Common Ground Opportunity and Innovation Grants 2026: Twenty Rolling Micro-Grants of Up to €4,500 — Decided Within Five Working Days — for Groups Bridging Divides in the Western Balkans

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European Fund for the Balkans Common Ground Opportunity and Innovation Grants 2026: Twenty Rolling Micro-Grants of Up to €4,500 — Decided Within Five Working Days — for Groups Bridging Divides in the Western Balkans

Most grant calls ask you to plan a year in advance. This one is built for the opposite situation: something is happening in your community right now, you have an idea about how to respond to it, and the funding cycle you would normally rely on is eight months away.

European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards 2027: Up to 30 Awards, Five €10,000 Grand Prix and a €10,000 Public Choice Award, Closing 7 September 2026

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European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards 2027: Up to 30 Awards, Five €10,000 Grand Prix and a €10,000 Public Choice Award, Closing 7 September 2026

The 2027 call for the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards is open, and entries close on Monday 7 September 2026. This is the scheme the European Commission launched in 2002 and has run with Europa Nostra ever since, building on a Europa Nostra awards programme that dates back to 1978. Each year it recognises up to 30 outstanding heritage achievements from across Europe, and among those winners the jury and the Europa Nostra Board select up to five Grand Prix laureates, each of whom receives €10,000. A separate Public Choice Award, decided by an open online vote, carries another €10,000 and a bronze trophy.

European Natura 2000 Award (8th Edition, 2027)

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European Natura 2000 Award (8th Edition, 2027)

The European Natura 2000 Award recognises achievements that protect and manage sites in the Natura 2000 network. The European Commission launched the eighth edition on European Natura 2000 Day in 2026, with the finalists and winners due to be recognised in 2027. This is an award competition, not a conventional project grant: the Commission’s current materials describe promotion, finalist support, an award trophy and certificate, and help with a local celebration event for winners. They do not state a fixed cash amount. Teams should therefore assess the opportunity for recognition and communications value, rather than include an assumed grant payment in a project budget.

European Prize for Women Innovators 2027: Up to €100,000 for Women Founders and Rising Innovators

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European Prize for Women Innovators 2027: Up to €100,000 for Women Founders and Rising Innovators

The 2027 European Prize for Women Innovators is open to women entrepreneurs whose companies or organisations are turning significant innovation into measurable value for people, the economy or the planet. The European Innovation Council (EIC) and the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) run the contest together, with the European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency managing the EIC side of the call.

European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) 2021–2027

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European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) 2021–2027

The European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) is one of the EU’s main Cohesion Policy funds. The European Commission’s current programme page says it provides funding to public and private bodies in all EU regions to reduce economic, social and territorial disparities. For the 2021–2027 period, it supports investments aimed at a more competitive and smarter Europe, a greener and more resilient Europe, better connections, a more social Europe, and development that is closer to citizens.

Eurostars Call 12 – Eureka Network

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Eurostars Call 12 – Eureka Network

At a glance

Eurostars supports international research and development projects led by an innovative small or medium-sized enterprise (SME). It is part of the European Partnership on Innovative SMEs and is co-funded by the European Union through Horizon Europe. The programme is intended to help a cross-border team develop a product, process, or service that can be commercialised. The Eureka Network programme page describes the programme and its shared eligibility rules.

Experimental Medicine Invited Stage Two Application: MRC Guide to the Current Funding Round

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Experimental Medicine Invited Stage Two Application: MRC Guide to the Current Funding Round

The Medical Research Council (MRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), is accepting invited stage-two applications for its experimental medicine funding opportunity. The current opportunity is open. UKRI says it opened on 30 April 2026 and must receive applications by 2 September 2026 at 4:00pm UK time.

This is not an open call for a new idea at stage two. Only a team that submitted an experimental medicine stage-one application and received an invitation after successful assessment can apply. The invitation is the gateway: the application link is provided by email, and an uninvited proposal cannot use this route.

Exploratory/Developmental Grant (R21) | NIH

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Exploratory/Developmental Grant (R21) | NIH

The NIH R21 is the agency’s exploratory/developmental grant mechanism. It is meant for projects that are still in the “prove it first” stage: the science is interesting, the idea may be important, but the team needs a focused, time-limited grant to test whether the concept is actually workable.

That is the most important thing to understand about the R21. It is not just a smaller R01. A good R21 is narrow, deliberate, and designed to answer a feasibility question or produce a decisive signal that helps the next step happen. If the work succeeds, it should leave you with something concrete: proof of principle, a validated approach, a stronger dataset, a clearer model, or enough evidence to justify a larger application later.

EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2026 Canada: Closed Cycle Eligibility and Historical Application Guide

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The EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2026 Canada program is a closed awards cycle. EY Canada opened applications on February 2, 2026, and its published deadline for completed applications was April 2, 2026. The official EY Canada page now describes the judging and finalist stages, so this page is a historical reference for the completed 2026 nomination round rather than a live application listing.

This distinction matters. The program itself continues, and EY has already published information about the 2026 regional finalists and upcoming award events. That does not mean a new applicant can submit a 2026 nomination. No later Canada application deadline is published on the official page reviewed for this update, so there is no verified basis for inventing a 2027 date.

EY Entrepreneur Of The Year US Award: 2026 Nominations Closed; No 2027 Call Announced

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Status update — 2026 cycle closed. There is nothing open to apply to in this cycle. EY’s official US program hub says that nominations are closed for the 2026 program; its application overview gives the same status and directs readers to a regional manager. The 2026 regional finalists and winners are now presented on the hub across 17 US programs. Regional winners advance to the national competition in November, and one US entrepreneur will represent the country at World Entrepreneur Of The Year in 2027. EY has not published a 2027 nomination opening or deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to submit a late nomination.

F26AS00071 Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund: Habitat Conservation Plan Land Acquisition Grants

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F26AS00071 Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund: Habitat Conservation Plan Land Acquisition Grants

The F26AS00071 Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund: Habitat Conservation Plan Land Acquisition Grants is a newly posted federal opportunity focused on land acquisition that complements approved habitat conservation plans for listed species. Department of the Interior posted the notice on August 24, 2026, and applications are due 2026-10-30. This page translates the official synopsis into a practical screening and preparation guide; the Grants.gov notice and attached Notice of Funding Opportunity remain controlling.

F26AS00105 National Fish Passage Program

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F26AS00105 National Fish Passage Program

The F26AS00105 National Fish Passage Program is a newly posted federal opportunity focused on voluntary fish-passage restoration that reconnects aquatic habitat. Department of the Interior posted the notice on August 24, 2026, and applications are due 2027-04-30. This page translates the official synopsis into a practical screening and preparation guide; the Grants.gov notice and attached Notice of Funding Opportunity remain controlling.

The National Fish Passage Program (NFPP) provides technical and financial assistance to partners to remove instream barriers and restore aquatic connectivity, improve community safety, and support local economies. Fish passage projects benefit communities by reducing flood risk, improving recreational opportunities, and improving roads while supporting native fish populations and aquatic ecosystems. NFPP project examples include obsolete and dangerous infrastructure removals, culvert replacements, floodplain restoration, and the installation of fishways. It is estimated that for every $1 million invested by the program, $1.5 million in value is added to the economy.The program is delivered through U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) field offices nationwide. Local Service staff work with partners to identify and implement projects. Projects are based on sound science, advance the Service mission, and promote aquatic connectivity. Contact a regional NFPP Coordinator in your area for information about program priorities and the application process.The Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water Development; and Interior and Environment Appropriations Act, 2026, allocated $15 million for the National Fish Passage Program, of which $5 million is designated for implementing the Fisheries Restoration and Irrigation Mitigation Act (FRIMA) (Public Law 106-502) of 2000.

FAIR Fellowship 2027–2029: Paid California Employment-Law Fellowship with $97,344 Salary and $10,000 Bar Stipend

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FAIR Fellowship 2027–2029: Paid California Employment-Law Fellowship with $97,344 Salary and $10,000 Bar Stipend

The FAIR Fellowship is an 18-month paid opportunity for a new attorney who wants to build a career in workers’ rights and plaintiffs’ employment law. The 2027–2029 cohort starts in September 2027 and runs through February 2029. It combines two consecutive full-time placements: twelve months at Legal Aid at Work (LAAW), followed by six months at a private law firm affiliated with the California Employment Lawyers Association (CELA).

Fall 2026 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship

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If you are an undergrad watching everyone else’s study abroad photos while you juggle a Pell Grant and a part‑time job, this scholarship is written for you.

The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, funded by the U.S. Department of State, is one of the few big national awards designed specifically for lower-income U.S. undergraduates. It helps turn “there’s no way I can afford that” into “I am literally on a plane right now.”

Falling Walls Women's Impact Award 2026: Historical Guide to the Closed Call

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Falling Walls Women’s Impact Award 2026: Historical Guide to the Closed Call

The Falling Walls Women’s Impact Award 2026 is a completed international recognition programme for researchers whose work combines scientific excellence with tangible societal impact. The award is part of the Falling Walls Global Call for Science Breakthroughs and is a joint initiative of the Falling Walls Foundation and the Elsevier Foundation.

This page is now a historical reference. The official award page says that submissions for the Falling Walls Global Call 2026 are closed, and it lists the ten 2026 finalists. The official material checked for this update does not announce a later submission round. The real closing date for the 2026 call remains 15 April 2026 in the metadata so that the archive records when that competition ended. It should not be read as an invitation to submit now.

Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) – Free Domestic Violence Shelters and Services

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Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) – Free Domestic Violence Shelters and Services

Domestic violence, dating violence, and family violence are not always visible from the outside, but for the people living in them, the stakes are immediate and often life-threatening. The Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) is the federal funding law that helps keep a basic safety system running in communities across the United States: emergency shelters, crisis lines, counseling, advocacy, and prevention programs.

FAO Award for Achievement 2026: Historical Reference for the USD 10,000 Recognition Award

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FAO Award for Achievement 2026: Historical Reference for the USD 10,000 Recognition Award

Status: the 2026 call is closed

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has closed the 2026 call for nominations for the FAO Award for Achievement. The official application page published a deadline of 15 February 2026, and the FAO Achievement Award overview now says, “The call is now closed.” FAO’s awards homepage also states that the call is closed and presents 2026 award results. The checked official pages do not announce a later Achievement Award cycle or a replacement deadline.

FAO Schwarz Fellowship 2027–2029 in Social Impact Leadership

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The FAO Schwarz Fellowship is a paid, two-year social-impact leadership program for graduating college seniors. Fellows divide their work between direct service and a strategic project at a host nonprofit while completing cohort learning and professional development. The official site states that 2027–2029 Fellows will earn $105,000–$115,000 over two years and receive the same benefits as employees of their host organizations.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application and award agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

FAPESP Young Investigator Grant (Jovem Pesquisador): Continuous-Flow Funding to Build an Independent Lab in São Paulo

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FAPESP Young Investigator Grant (Jovem Pesquisador): Continuous-Flow Funding to Build an Independent Lab in São Paulo

If you are an early career scientist who wants to run your own group, hire your own students, and pursue your own questions instead of queuing behind someone else’s grant, the FAPESP Auxílio à Pesquisa – Jovem Pesquisador (JP) is one of the strongest instruments available anywhere in Latin America.

Two things about this program are widely misreported, so start here:

Faraday Discovery Fellowships 2027: Up to £8 Million Over 10 Years for UK STEM Research Leaders, Deadline 22 September 2026

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Faraday Discovery Fellowships 2027: Up to £8 Million Over 10 Years for UK STEM Research Leaders, Deadline 22 September 2026

The Royal Society’s Faraday Discovery Fellowships are designed for researchers who have moved beyond proving that they can run a project and are ready to build a major research programme. The 2027 round is open now. Stage 1 applications opened on 5 August 2026 and must be submitted by 22 September 2026. The Royal Society expects to decide the Stage 1 round by 30 November 2026; invited applicants then submit a full application in a second stage that opens on 2 December 2026 and closes on 3 February 2027.

Farmer Collaboration Fund 2026–2027: £200,000–£1 Million a Year for England Delivery Partners

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Farmer Collaboration Fund 2026–2027: £200,000–£1 Million a Year for England Delivery Partners

The Farmer Collaboration Fund (FCF) is a new Defra grant opportunity for organisations in England that can help farmers, land managers and growers work together. The fund is aimed at the organisation that will act as a delivery partner, rather than at an individual farmer seeking money for a single farm activity. A successful delivery partner will help create, restart or strengthen farmer collaboration groups, appoint and manage facilitators, support peer learning, and connect groups with larger land-management and private funding opportunities.

Farming Innovation Programme Feasibility Round Five: A £15 Million Defra and Innovate UK Competition Funding Collaborative Agri-Innovation Studies of £200,000 to £500,000 — Closing 9 September 2026

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Farming Innovation Programme Feasibility Round Five: A £15 Million Defra and Innovate UK Competition Funding Collaborative Agri-Innovation Studies of £200,000 to £500,000 — Closing 9 September 2026

Most agricultural innovation dies in the gap between “this looks promising in a research paper” and “we know enough to build it.” Feasibility Round Five of the Farming Innovation Programme exists to fund exactly that gap. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs will put up to £15 million into projects that spend twelve to twenty-four months answering the question of whether an early-stage idea can actually work on a commercial farm — and Innovate UK runs the competition.

Farming Innovation Programme Small R&D Partnerships Round 5 2026: £1–3 Million Grants for UK Agricultural Innovation

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Farming Innovation Programme Small R&D Partnerships Round 5 2026: £1–3 Million Grants for UK Agricultural Innovation

The Farming Innovation Programme: Small R&D Partnership Projects Round 5 is an open UK grant competition for businesses and research partners developing a new agricultural product, service or process. Innovate UK is delivering the competition with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), which has allocated up to £13 million in total. A successful project must have eligible costs between £1 million and £3 million, be collaborative, complete its work in the UK, and show a credible benefit for farmers, growers or foresters in England.

FASPE Fellowships 2027: Fully Funded Two-Week Professional Ethics Programs in Germany and Poland

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FASPE Fellowships 2027: Fully Funded Two-Week Professional Ethics Programs in Germany and Poland

The Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE) 2027 fellowships are fully funded, two-week programs for graduate students and early-career professionals who want to examine ethical responsibility in their own professions. The six tracks are Business, Clergy & Religious Leaders, Design & Technology, Journalism, Law, and Medicine. Each group studies professional conduct in Germany and Poland, including the historical choices made by professionals during the Nazi era, and then connects that history to ethical decisions people face in contemporary work.

Fast Forward Accelerator 2026: A $25,000+ Unrestricted Grant, Twelve Weeks of Mentorship, and a Demo Day for Early-Stage Tech Nonprofits Worldwide

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Fast Forward Accelerator 2026: A $25,000+ Unrestricted Grant, Twelve Weeks of Mentorship, and a Demo Day for Early-Stage Tech Nonprofits Worldwide

Most accelerators are built for startups that will one day sell equity. Fast Forward built one for the organizations that never will. Its accelerator is designed for tech nonprofits — teams using software, data, and AI to solve social problems while running on a nonprofit business model. For an early-stage founder who has an app or platform but no venture path, no obvious pool of seed capital, and no accelerator willing to take a nonprofit seriously, that focus is the entire value.

FCDO Senior Research Fellowships 2027: Eleven Two-Year Funded Placements Embedding Senior UK Academics Inside the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

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FCDO Senior Research Fellowships 2027: Eleven Two-Year Funded Placements Embedding Senior UK Academics Inside the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

The UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) is recruiting eleven Senior Research Fellows to work inside the department for two years, each attached to one of eleven priority themes that range from AI for Development and Global Health to Critical Minerals and Polar Regions. The scheme is run on FCDO’s behalf by the Global Research and Technology Development (GRTD) Research Commissioning Centre (RCC), which is co-led by the international evaluation organisation 3ie and the University of Birmingham. Applications are open now and close on 30 August 2026 at 5pm GMT, with fellowships beginning on 1 April 2027.

Federal Bonding Program – Free Fidelity Bonds for Hard-to-Place Job Seekers

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Federal Bonding Program – Free Fidelity Bonds for Hard-to-Place Job Seekers

Most people hear about the Federal Bonding Program late in a job search, often after they have already had several rejections. They may have an offer letter in hand, yet the hiring still feels blocked. The Federal Bonding Program is built for that exact gap: when an employer is willing to hire but hesitates because of perceived dishonesty or financial risk.

Federal Child Support Services (Title IV-D) – Establish, Modify, and Enforce Support

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Federal Child Support Services (Title IV-D) – Establish, Modify, and Enforce Support

If you need to establish parentage, obtain a child support order, change an order, or collect support that is not being paid, Title IV-D services are the public child support route to check first. The program can help with parent location, legal parentage, support orders, payment collection, medical support, and enforcement.

Unlike a private lawyer or a legal aid clinic, Title IV-D is a federal framework that requires states and tribes to run child support enforcement services. The federal piece is real and important, but the day-to-day case work happens in your local child support agency or court, not directly in Washington, D.C.

Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan

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Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan

The Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan is a federal loan that an eligible parent can use to help pay for a dependent undergraduate student’s education. The parent is the borrower. The student may benefit from the money, but the parent signs the loan documents, is subject to the credit review, and is responsible for repayment.

Parent PLUS is available through the federal Direct Loan Program for eligible students at participating schools. It is intended to cover education costs that remain after the student’s other financial aid is considered. It is not a grant, scholarship, or discount. A parent should compare the amount needed with the payment that the household can realistically carry, even when the school and federal system show that a larger amount is available.

Federal Grants

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Federal grants are the largest single pool of grant funding in the United States, but they reward preparation more than inspiration. Every opportunity is governed by a notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) that spells out who can apply, what the money can buy, how applications are scored, and exactly how to submit. Reading the NOFO end to end before deciding to apply is the single highest-value habit in this category, because federal eligibility rules are enforced literally: the wrong applicant type or a missing registration ends the application regardless of merit.

Federal Leave Benefit Guide: Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) — Up to 12 Weeks of Job Protected Unpaid Leave (26 Weeks for Military Caregivers)

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If life throws you a baby, a broken bone, or a family crisis involving the military, the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is the federal safety net that says: take the time you need without losing your job. The law does not hand out paychecks while you’re gone. What it does guarantee is something nearly as valuable in today’s economy — your job (or an equivalent one) waiting for you, and your group health insurance continuing under the same terms as if you’d never left.

Federal Pell Grant (2026-27 Award Year Context)

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Overview

The Federal Pell Grant is one of the main federal aid programs for undergraduate students in the United States who show financial need. It is not a scholarship with a single application portal, a startup-style program with a pitch deck, or a loan you have to repay later. In practice, it is a need-based grant that is usually awarded through the FAFSA process and administered by your school’s financial aid office.

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) 2026-27 Guide: $100 to $4,000 a Year for Students With Exceptional Need

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If you are an undergraduate staring down a tuition bill that looks bigger than your bank account (and your parents bank account, and possibly your grandparents bank account), the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant — FSEOG for short — is the kind of aid you should be laser focused on.

This is not a loan. There is no interest, no repayment, no “we will see you in collections at age 40.” This is free money — between $100 and $4,000 per year — reserved for students with the very highest financial need.

Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) 2026-27: Up to $4,000 for College

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Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) 2026-27: Up to $4,000 for College

The Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) is active for the 2026-27 federal award year. It is a campus-based federal grant for undergraduate students with financial need. The money is distributed through participating colleges and career schools, not through a separate national FSEOG application. A student submits the FAFSA, and the school’s financial aid office decides whether to include FSEOG in the student’s aid offer.

Federal Work-Study Program

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Federal Work-Study Program

Federal Work-Study (FWS) is a need-based federal aid program that helps eligible students earn money through part-time employment while they attend college, career school, or trade school. It is employment, not a loan: you receive wages for hours you work and do not repay those wages. The program is administered through participating schools, so there is no national job board, single application for a guaranteed award, or promise that every eligible student will receive a position.

Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) Sliding Fee Scale Healthcare

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Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) Sliding Fee Scale Healthcare

If you are trying to get affordable care and keep getting delayed by cost, this is where most people should start: the local Federally Qualified Health Center. FQHCs are not a grant you file once. They are an ongoing source of care run by providers that must follow HRSA rules. In plain language, they are designed to make routine care possible for people who would otherwise avoid care because of cost.

Fellowship on Women & Public Policy 2027: $15,000 Stipend Plus Tuition Assistance for a Six-Month New York State Policy Placement

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Fellowship on Women & Public Policy 2027: $15,000 Stipend Plus Tuition Assistance for a Six-Month New York State Policy Placement

The Fellowship on Women & Public Policy is one of the few funded programs in the United States that lets you learn how state government actually works from the inside, while paying you to do it. Run by the Center for Women in Government & Civil Society at Rockefeller College, University at Albany (SUNY), the fellowship places graduate students and mid-career professionals into policy roles across New York State government for a full spring semester. For the 2027 cohort, the application is open now and is reviewed on a rolling basis until all placements are filled, which makes early submission a genuine advantage rather than a cliché.

Fellowships

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Fellowships can be some of the most valuable funding opportunities because they often provide more than a check. A fellowship may include a stipend, tuition support, research funds, travel, mentorship, cohort programming, placement with a host organization, or access to a professional network. That extra structure is useful, but it also means fit matters.

Read fellowship pages with two questions in mind. First, what does the funder want the fellow to do? Second, what kind of person is the fellowship designed to develop? A research fellowship may care about methods, publications, supervisor fit, and project feasibility. A leadership fellowship may care about public impact, maturity, service history, and a clear plan for using the network. A professional fellowship may care about work authorization, relocation, schedule, and whether your experience matches the host.

FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance Program

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FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance Program

If your neighborhood floods repeatedly, the same properties get damaged, repaired, and damaged again. FEMA’s Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) program exists for this exact pattern. It is a pre-disaster, competitive federal mitigation grant that helps reduce future flood losses before the next major event. The active FY 2024 FMA amendment is accepting applications through August 6, 2026 at 3 p.m. Eastern Time.

This page is written for non-specialists who need to make a real decision: Is this opportunity a good use of time, and what exactly would we need to do if we want to apply? It is not a personal benefit program and it is not a post-disaster clean-up grant. It is a mitigation program that supports public entities, and it is run around official FEMA notices, timelines, and requirements.

FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program: Funding to Rebuild Stronger

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FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program: Funding to Rebuild Stronger

In plain terms

The Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) is FEMA’s post-disaster funding path for communities that need to reduce future losses. It is available after a Presidential major disaster declaration when the responsible applicant requests HMGP assistance and funding is available.

HMGP is usually the program you hear about when a community has a Presidential major disaster declaration and wants to replace “build it like it was” recovery with “build it to last.” FEMA funds can support long-term hazard-reduction actions: safer homes, safer roads, safer utilities, safer schools, safer public spaces, and safer systems that face future storms, floods, fire, earthquakes, and other natural hazards. This is an active standing program, not one national annual competition: each declaration has its own funding, applicant, priorities, and application window.

FEMA Individual Assistance (Individuals and Households Program)

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FEMA Individual Assistance (Individuals and Households Program)

FEMA Individual Assistance, including the Individuals and Households Program (IHP), helps people and households recover from a presidentially declared disaster when the declaration includes Individual Assistance. FEMA works with the affected state, territory, or tribal government to identify the approved area and establish the registration period. The program is not a nationwide grant round with one closing date.

The most important thing to understand is that IHP is not automatic and it is not a blanket reimbursement for everything you lost. FEMA looks at each household individually. If you qualify, assistance may help with a specific need such as displacement, temporary housing, basic home repairs, or another eligible disaster-related expense that was not covered elsewhere. If you do not qualify for one type of help, you may still qualify for another, so it is often worth applying even when your situation is messy or incomplete.

FENS/IBRO-PERC Exchange Fellowships 2026: Up to €4,000 for European Master's, PhD, and Early-Postdoctoral Neuroscientists to Learn New Methods in a Host Lab Abroad

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FENS/IBRO-PERC Exchange Fellowships 2026: Up to €4,000 for European Master’s, PhD, and Early-Postdoctoral Neuroscientists to Learn New Methods in a Host Lab Abroad

Learning a new laboratory technique is often the difference between a promising project and a stalled one. A patch-clamp rig, a two-photon imaging setup, a specialised behavioural paradigm, an analysis pipeline written in someone else’s lab — these skills usually live in the hands of a small number of researchers scattered across the continent, and they are far easier to absorb by working alongside those people than by reading a methods section. The FENS/IBRO-PERC Exchange Fellowships exist for exactly that moment. They give early-career neuroscientists in Europe up to €4,000 to travel to another European laboratory for a focused stay of four weeks to four months, learn a method or approach they cannot access at home, and bring it back.

FES Young Leaders Training Programme Cameroon 2026: Applications Closed

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FES Young Leaders Training Programme Cameroon 2026: Applications Closed

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Young Leaders Training Programme is a national leadership programme for young people in Cameroon who are already active in public, political, union, or community life. The 2026 participant application cycle is closed. The official application form now resolves to Google’s closed-form page, and the FES Cameroon pages I checked do not announce a new participant call or a successor deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2026 cycle, not an invitation to submit an application.

FFAR Fellows Program 2026–2029: Up to $49,500 a Year Plus Three Years of Professional Development for Food and Agriculture PhD Students

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FFAR Fellows Program 2026–2029: Up to $49,500 a Year Plus Three Years of Professional Development for Food and Agriculture PhD Students

The FFAR Fellows Program is a three-year professional development and career-readiness program for PhD students working in food and agriculture. The Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) runs it in partnership with North Carolina State University, whose College of Agriculture and Life Sciences manages the fellows program. The program combines doctoral research with structured training, mentoring, peer support, and contact with people working in industry, government, nonprofits, and universities.

FHA Basic Home Mortgage (Section 203(b))

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Overview

FHA Basic Home Mortgage, also called Section 203(b), is the Federal Housing Administration’s main single-family mortgage insurance program. It is not a grant and it is not a direct HUD loan to a consumer. A private lender such as a bank, mortgage company, savings association, or credit union makes the loan, and HUD/FHA insures the lender against certain losses if the borrower later defaults.

The simplest way to think about 203(b) is this: it is a standardized FHA-insured mortgage path for buying or refinancing a principal residence. HUD says the program is designed for a person to purchase or refinance a home that will be occupied as their main residence, and it can cover one- to four-unit structures that meet FHA rules.

FHA Home Loan Program

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FHA Home Loan Program

If your plan is to buy or refinance a home in the United States and you want a federal program with lower upfront barriers than many conventional loans, this is the FHA route you should understand first.

The FHA Home Loan Program is not a direct grant or cash giveaway. It is an insurance backbone: HUD insures a mortgage, and lenders use that insurance to offer loan terms to borrowers who might not fit stricter private financing rules. In practical terms, you are still applying for a mortgage through a bank, credit union, or mortgage company. The difference is that you can often use FHA-specific flexibility on the borrowing side, instead of relying entirely on conventional market standards.

FIDH Advocacy Officer for Africa: Closed February 2026 Call and Future Vacancy Guidance

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FIDH Advocacy Officer for Africa: Closed February 2026 Call and Future Vacancy Guidance

The FIDH Advocacy Officer for Africa call covered by this page is closed. It should not be treated as an open job, and there is no confirmed replacement call for the same role on the official recruitment index. The old role-specific page returned HTTP 404 during the review, so the reliable link for this record is now FIDH’s official recruitment index.

Fiji Pilot Tourism Micro and Small Enterprise Fund: Grants of FJD 15,000 to FJD 25,000 for Fijian Tourism Businesses

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If you run a tourism business in Fiji and you have been searching for a government grant, you have probably run into a lot of noise: recycled press releases, aggregator pages quoting figures nobody can source, and links that quietly redirect to commercial booking sites. This page has been rewritten to strip all of that out.

The programme covered by this listing is the Pilot Tourism Micro and Small Enterprise Fund, administered by the Fiji Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation (MTCA). It is modest, specific, and currently accepting online submissions through the Ministry’s live form. Everything below comes from MTCA’s own fund page, its posted policy, and its current budget announcement.

Find Aging and Disability Resource Centers in the United States: Information, Counseling, and Long-Term Services Support

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If you’ve ever tried to find help for an older parent, a spouse with a serious diagnosis, or a loved one with a disability, you may have met the problem ACL is trying to solve: long-term services and supports are spread across many public and private programs.

You call one number and get told to call another number. You fill out one form and discover there are three more forms hiding behind it like nesting dolls. Someone mentions “waivers” and “LTSS” and suddenly you’re expected to speak fluent policy while also handling meds, meals, and everybody’s emotions.

Find Assistive Technology Demonstrations, Device Loans, Reuse, and Financing Through State Programs

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The Assistive Technology Act (AT Act) is easy to misunderstand because it is described as a “program,” but it is not a single nationwide application that sends a device or a check to every person who asks. The Administration for Community Living (ACL), within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, oversees the State Grant for Assistive Technology Program and related national activities. The state and territory programs are the practical front door for people who need to explore or obtain assistive technology.

Fine Arts Work Center Provincetown Fellowship 2026–2027: A Seven-Month Residency With Housing, Studio Access, and Stipends for Emerging Writers and Visual Artists

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Fine Arts Work Center Provincetown Fellowship 2026–2027: A Seven-Month Residency With Housing, Studio Access, and Stipends for Emerging Writers and Visual Artists

This is a historical reference, not an open call. The Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown’s official application page identifies the published cycle as the 2026–2027 Fellowship Program and marks the writing, visual arts, and second-year application windows closed. The same page does not announce a 2027–2028 application cycle. Do not use the date in this page’s metadata as a live invitation to apply; wait for the Work Center to publish a new cycle before preparing a submission.

Finep Brazil 2026 Non-Refundable Innovation Calls for Companies and Startups

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Finep Brazil 2026 Non-Refundable Innovation Calls for Companies and Startups

Finep does not offer one universal “startup grant.” Its Mais Inovação Brasil – Rodada 2 consists of separate public calls, each with its own subject, budget, technical requirements, project limits, partners, and submission schedule. The portfolio launched with 13 non-refundable economic-subsidy calls and a combined R$3.3 billion. That total belongs to the portfolio; an applicant must choose a particular call and follow its regulation (edital), rather than treating the headline sum as an available startup award.

Finland Academy Research Fellowship 2027: Up to €700,000 for Early-Career Researchers

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Finland Academy Research Fellowship 2027: Up to €700,000 for Early-Career Researchers

The Research Council of Finland (RCF) 2027 Academy Research Fellowship is a four-year funding opportunity for early-career researchers who are building an independent profile and can anchor a project at a research organisation in Finland. The call spans all research fields. It is designed to support ambitious research alongside the fellow’s progress toward more demanding research and leadership roles.

Finland Circular Economy Investment Grant

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Finland Circular Economy Investment Grant

This page is a historical reference, not a live application listing. Business Finland’s official service page currently says that there is no funding available to apply for. It also points readers to the instructions for previous calls under the completed programmes area. No new application period is announced on the live service page, so this record does not invent a future deadline.

The official service name is Circular economy investment grant. The most recent dated call material located for this service is Business Finland’s Recycling and reuse investments 2023 call. That call text says it was published on June 8, 2023, and that the funding call ended on September 27, 2023. The deadline field above records that real closing date because the page is an archive entry; historicalReference = true tells the site not to present it as a currently expired application opportunity.

Finland Kela General Housing Allowance (Yleinen Asumistuki)

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Finland Kela General Housing Allowance (Yleinen Asumistuki)

Finland’s General Housing Allowance, or yleinen asumistuki, is a continuing social-security benefit administered by Kela, the Social Insurance Institution of Finland. It helps a household with limited income meet recognised housing costs. This is not a competition with a fixed annual budget and it is not a one-time grant. There is no single yearly closing date: eligible households can apply when their circumstances require support, and Kela normally grants the benefit from the first day of a month. The correct deadline value for this page is therefore rolling.

Finnish Brain Foundation Grants 2026: €2,000–€15,000 for PhD and Postdoctoral Brain Research

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Finnish Brain Foundation Grants 2026: €2,000–€15,000 for PhD and Postdoctoral Brain Research

The Finnish Brain Foundation (Aivosäätiö) is accepting applications for its 2026 research grants. The call is aimed at individual researchers in the PhD dissertation or postdoctoral phase whose scientific work concerns the brain, the nervous system, or closely related diseases. Individual awards range from €2,000 to €15,000, and the foundation’s stated total grant allocation for 2026 is €350,000.

Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP Competition

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Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP Competition

The Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP Competition is a newly posted federal opportunity focused on AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP projects that mobilize volunteers age 55 and older. AmeriCorps posted the notice on August 20, 2026, and applications are due 2026-10-20. This page translates the official synopsis into a practical screening and preparation guide; the Grants.gov notice and attached Notice of Funding Opportunity remain controlling.

Fiscal Year 2027 National Sea Grant College Program Dean John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship

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Fiscal Year 2027 National Sea Grant College Program Dean John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship

The FY 2027 Dean John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship is a NOAA National Sea Grant College Program competition for graduate students who want policy experience connected to ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes resources. The award supports a one-year fellowship in the National Capital Region, where selected fellows work with a host office and take part in the program’s professional development and reporting requirements. It is a policy placement supported through a Sea Grant organization, not a conventional student grant paid directly to an individual.

Fisheries and Seafood Scheme 2026: Up to £750,000 for England Seafood and Coastal Projects

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Fisheries and Seafood Scheme 2026: Up to £750,000 for England Seafood and Coastal Projects

The Fisheries and Seafood Scheme (FaSS) is an England-only grant programme for projects that strengthen the seafood sector, support coastal communities, improve environmental performance, or develop the skills and infrastructure around fishing, aquaculture and seafood processing. It is administered by the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) on behalf of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), and funded through the Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund.

Fleishhacker Foundation Small Arts Grants 2027: $5,000 to $10,000 in Unrestricted Support for Small Bay Area Arts Organizations

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Fleishhacker Foundation Small Arts Grants 2027: $5,000 to $10,000 in Unrestricted Support for Small Bay Area Arts Organizations

The Fleishhacker Foundation’s Small Arts Grants program is an operating-support opportunity for small and mid-sized arts and culture organizations in San Francisco, Alameda, and Contra Costa counties. The foundation also considers post-production support for qualifying film projects directed by filmmakers who live in those counties. Awards range from $5,000 to $10,000 and are usually closer to $5,000. The support is flexible: a grantee may use a general-support award for operations, staffing, facilities, artist compensation, rehearsals, performances, presentations, exhibitions, and other administrative, program, or production costs at its discretion.

Florida Bright Futures Scholarship 2027-2028

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Florida Bright Futures Scholarship 2027-2028

Florida Bright Futures is a lottery-funded scholarship program administered by the Florida Department of Education’s Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA). It recognizes Florida high school graduates who meet state requirements and enroll at an eligible Florida postsecondary institution. The program has four awards: Florida Academic Scholars (FAS), Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS), Florida Gold Seal CAPE Scholars (GSC), and Florida Gold Seal Vocational Scholars (GSV). Each track is aimed at a different academic or career education route, so students should compare their school record with the official handbook rather than assume that one general GPA rule applies to every award.

Florida Homestead Exemption

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Florida Homestead Exemption

At a Glance

Detail	What you need to know
Program type	State framework for property tax reduction, implemented by county property appraisers
Core benefit	For the 2026 tax roll, $25,000 for all property taxes plus up to $26,411 for non-school taxes, subject to assessed value
Base filing form	DR-501 (Original Application for Homestead and Related Tax Exemptions)
Primary filing deadline	March 1 of the tax year; the 2026 filing cycle is closed and this page is an archive reference
Key authority for decisions	County Property Appraiser
Primary tax effect	Lower taxable value and long-term assessment growth control when Save Our Homes applies
Transfer when moving	Save Our Homes assessment difference can be transferred with required portability forms
Renewal expectation	Typically maintained automatically once approved, but county may request updates
Important annual dates	March 1 filing, TRIM notice in August, tax collector deadlines after November billing
Most common risks	Missing filing window, incomplete residency proof, late document updates, unresolved notices
Best next step	Confirm required forms with your county appraiser and file early

Status of this page

This page is a historical reference for the closed 2026 tax-year filing cycle. The Florida Department of Revenue’s current taxpayer guidance continues to state that Form DR-501 is due to the county property appraiser by March 1 of the tax year. The official materials reviewed for this update do not publish a separate next-cycle announcement, so this page does not invent a future date. Anyone preparing a later filing should recheck the Department of Revenue forms and exemptions pages and the local county property appraiser’s instructions before submitting anything.

Florida KidCare Health Coverage

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Florida KidCare Health Coverage

Florida KidCare is not one insurance policy. It is a single application channel that places each child into one of Florida’s children-focused public programs:

Medicaid for Children
MediKids
Florida Healthy Kids
Children’s Medical Services (CMS) Health Plan

The practical value is this: your family submits one application and the state system routes each child to the best-fit program based on age, household size, income, and other eligibility requirements.

FLOSS/fund 2026: $10,000 to $100,000 a Year for Free and Open Source Projects, Applied For With a funding.json File

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FLOSS/fund 2026: $10,000 to $100,000 a Year for Free and Open Source Projects, Applied For With a funding.json File

FLOSS/fund is an open-ended pool of money for free and open source software, funded at $1 million a year and open to maintainers anywhere in the world. Individual projects can receive between $10,000 and $100,000 per year. There is no application deadline, no equity component, and no requirement to be a registered company or a nonprofit — an individual maintainer with a bank account is an eligible applicant.

FMN Prize for Innovation 2026: Historical Cassava Innovation Competition Guide

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FMN Prize for Innovation 2026: Historical Cassava Innovation Competition Guide

Status: historical reference. Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc (FMN) completed the fifth edition of its Prize for Innovation, PFI 5.0, under the theme Innovative Practices in Cassava Production and Processing. FMN’s published call set the entry deadline at 2026-03-16. The company later announced the Category 1 finalists, confirming that review had advanced beyond submissions. No subsequent edition has been announced in the FMN material checked for this update, so this page is an archive of the completed cycle, not an open call.

FNR ATTRACT 2027 Call: Up to €2 Million Over Five Years to Build Your Own Research Group in Luxembourg, With Pre-Proposals Closing 17 November 2026

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FNR ATTRACT 2027 Call: Up to €2 Million Over Five Years to Build Your Own Research Group in Luxembourg, With Pre-Proposals Closing 17 November 2026

The Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) announced the launch of its 2027 ATTRACT call on 29 July 2026. ATTRACT is the FNR’s flagship instrument for recruiting outstanding junior researchers from abroad and giving them what most early-career scientists spend years chasing: a five-year budget, a team of their own, and an institutional commitment to a career track leading towards a tenured position.

Fogarty Global Health Fellowship 2027–2028: Apply by September 15, 2026

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Fogarty Global Health Fellowship 2027–2028: Apply by September 15, 2026

A mentored, 11-month global health research training fellowship for eligible U.S. and partner-country doctoral students and recent postdoctoral researchers. The 2027–2028 application is due at 5 p.m. Pacific on September 15, 2026. The fellowship begins July 1, 2027 and normally supports 11 months of mentored research training. Eligible consortium institutions include the Universities of Michigan, Minnesota, Washington and Hawai‘i. Partner-country sites are in Kenya, Cameroon, Uganda, Ghana, Peru, Thailand, Nepal and India.

Folger Long-term Fellowships 2027–2028: Up to $70,000 for Early Modern Humanities Research

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Folger Long-term Fellowships 2027–2028: Up to $70,000 for Early Modern Humanities Research

The Folger Institute’s 2027–2028 Long-term Fellowships will support full-time scholarly research connected to the Folger Shakespeare Library’s collections and programs in Washington, DC. The programme offers two award lengths: a nine-month, year-long fellowship with a $70,000 award, or a five-month, semester-long fellowship with a $35,000 award. Applications are scheduled to open on September 15, 2026, and must be submitted by December 15, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.

Fondazione Prada Film Fund 2026: A €1.5 Million Annual Fund Awarding €15,000 to €250,000 per Independent Feature — Production Projects Close 6 August and Development and Post-Production Close 10 September 2026

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Fondazione Prada Film Fund 2026: A €1.5 Million Annual Fund Awarding €15,000 to €250,000 per Independent Feature — Production Projects Close 6 August and Development and Post-Production Close 10 September 2026

Fondazione Prada, the Milan-based cultural institution, runs one of the few private film funds in the world that hands money directly to independent producers with no territorial restriction, no genre restriction, and no requirement that the finished film have anything to do with the funder. The second edition of the Fondazione Prada Film Fund is open now. The official call for applications, dated Milan, 30 June 2026, allocates €1,500,000 for the year and sets two hard deadlines: 6 August 2026 for projects in the production stage, and 10 September 2026 for projects in development and post-production.

Food Banks Canada Capacity Boost Grant: 2026 Round Closed; Next Round Not Announced

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Current status: the 2026 round is closed

This page is a historical reference, not an invitation to submit an application. Food Banks Canada’s official announcement for the 2026 Capacity Boost Grant set the application deadline at 15 December 2025, 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. That deadline has passed, and the public application listing is no longer available.

Food Banks Canada still operates the grant portal at foodbankscanada.smapply.ca. The portal explains that it is the central place for food-bank organizations to apply for, manage and report on Food Banks Canada grants. Its current public view provides registration, login and contact routes, but it does not display a Capacity Boost application or a later deadline. Food Banks Canada’s public capacity material continues to describe Capacity Boost Grants as part of its support for the national food-bank network, but it does not announce a new submission round. Do not treat the portal’s existence as proof that applications are open.

Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)

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Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)

Quick overview

The Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) is a federally funded, place-based food assistance program. It is designed for specific households in and around Indian Country, plus certain qualifying scenarios. USDA sets the rules and provides resources; local agencies — usually Indian Tribal Organizations, state agencies, and approved community organizations — run daily operations.

The biggest practical point is this: FDPIR is not a single national online portal with a universal dashboard. You do not just submit a form online and wait for a central status update. Your local FDPIR office is your case path.

Foodpreneur Lab Step Up, Scale Up Program Cohort 4 (16-Week Funded Opportunity, Apply by August 14, 2026)

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Food businesses often reach a point where demand is not the only problem. A founder may have a product customers like, a few reliable sales channels, and a clear reason to grow, but still be blocked by production capacity, access to capital, packaging, sales channels, expert advice, or another operational issue. Foodpreneur Lab’s Step Up, Scale Up Cohort 4 is built for that stage: a funded, 16-week opportunity for food businesses in Southwestern Ontario that already have a product in market and are ready to address the barriers keeping them from their next level.

Ford Philanthropy Fellowship 2026: A Fully Funded, No-Cost Watson Institute Program With Stipends and Mentorship for Community Entrepreneurs in Six Countries

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Ford Philanthropy Fellowship 2026: A Fully Funded, No-Cost Watson Institute Program With Stipends and Mentorship for Community Entrepreneurs in Six Countries

The Ford Philanthropy Fellowship is a fully funded program run by the Watson Institute for entrepreneurs and community leaders who are already building something real and want the training, mentorship, and network to grow it. It is a structured, four-and-a-half-month program that pairs hands-on business education with a community project, and it costs participants nothing to attend. For 2026, the program runs from September 8, 2026 through January 21, 2027. The July 26, 2026 priority deadline has passed, but the official page says applications are still accepted on a rolling basis until all spots are filled.

Foreign Affairs IT Fellowship 2027

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Foreign Affairs IT Fellowship 2027

The Foreign Affairs Information Technology (FAIT) Fellowship is a U.S. Department of State program administered by The Washington Center. It supports students pursuing information technology education and prepares them for work as Foreign Service Diplomatic Technology Officers. The 2027 cohort is for eligible students whose academic schedule fits four full-time fellowship semesters beginning in fall 2027 and graduation in spring 2029. The application window is open through December 7, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST). Applicants should check that their citizenship, degree program, GPA, and expected graduation date fit before assembling the required materials. (Official sources: FAIT Fellowship overview, eligibility requirements, and how to apply.)

Foresight Institute AI for Science & Safety Nodes 2026: Up to $100,000 Plus Compute and Office Space

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Foresight Institute AI for Science & Safety Nodes 2026: Up to $100,000 Plus Compute and Office Space

Current status

The Foresight Institute official program page currently lists July 31 as the next application deadline for its AI for Science & Safety Nodes program. The page links to an Airtable application form and describes the Nodes as active physical hubs in San Francisco and Berlin. This page therefore describes the current 2026 opportunity, not a closed historical round. The deadline field above uses the single date published on the official page; applicants should check the form itself before submitting because the page does not state a submission time zone.

Foresight Institute Fellowship 2027: A Year-Long Program of Mentorship, Seminars, Travel, and Funder Introductions for Early-Career Scientists and Innovators

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Foresight Institute Fellowship 2027: A Year-Long Program of Mentorship, Seminars, Travel, and Funder Introductions for Early-Career Scientists and Innovators

The Foresight Institute Fellowship is a one-year program for early-career scientists, engineers, and innovators working to advance transformative science and technology. The official fellowship page currently presents an Apply for the 2027 cohort form and a separate nomination form. The application link leads to a live Airtable form rather than a closed-cycle notice.

Forrest Research Foundation Fellowships 2026 (Australia Postdoctoral Fellowship Round)

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Forrest Research Foundation Fellowships 2026 (Australia)

This is a historical reference for the Forrest Research Foundation’s 2026 postdoctoral fellowship round. The Foundation’s official application page identifies the round as the 2026 Forrest Fellowship round and gives 30 June 2026 as the submission deadline. Applications for that round are closed. The Foundation’s fellowship information page still carries a notice saying “Applications closed - next application round May 2026”; because that notice points to a date that has already passed and does not publish a later postdoctoral deadline, this page does not invent a future date. Check the official fellowship page before preparing a new application.

Foundation for Appalachian Ohio Environmental Stewardship Funding 2026: Two-Year Fellowships With Stipend and Mentorship, Plus Community, Innovation, and Research Grants for Conservation Across Appalachian Ohio

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Foundation for Appalachian Ohio Environmental Stewardship Funding 2026: Two-Year Fellowships With Stipend and Mentorship, Plus Community, Innovation, and Research Grants for Conservation Across Appalachian Ohio

The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO) has opened its 2026 Environmental Stewardship funding round, a bundle of grants and fellowships built to put money and mentorship behind the people and organizations protecting the region’s rivers, forests, farmland, and wildlife. Applications opened Tuesday, June 30, 2026, and close Tuesday, August 11, 2026. This is a rare local funder that supports both institutions and individuals in the same cycle: nonprofits and community groups can apply for project grants, while individual changemakers can be nominated for a two-year fellowship that pays a stipend and pairs them with mentorship.

Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grants 2026: Fast, Year-Round Awards of $500 to $3,000 for U.S. Artists and Poets Facing a Sudden Opportunity or Unexpected Cost

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Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grants 2026: Fast, Year-Round Awards of $500 to $3,000 for U.S. Artists and Poets Facing a Sudden Opportunity or Unexpected Cost

Most arts funding runs on a slow calendar: annual deadlines, panel meetings months later, and money that arrives — if it arrives — long after you needed it. The Foundation for Contemporary Arts (FCA) Emergency Grants program is built for the opposite situation. It exists for the moment when a gallery calls with a last-minute slot, a venue confirms a date you did not expect, or a nearly finished project hits an unbudgeted cost that threatens to derail the public presentation. Instead of waiting for a once-a-year cycle, you can apply at any point in the year, and FCA reviews applications every month.

Founders Fund Africa Creative Economy Accelerator 2026: $20,000–$50,000 in Convertible-Note Capital and a Four-Month Lagos Programme for Ten Creative Startups

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Founders Fund Africa Creative Economy Accelerator 2026: $20,000–$50,000 in Convertible-Note Capital and a Four-Month Lagos Programme for Ten Creative Startups

Chocolate City Group — the Nigerian music and entertainment company behind two decades of West African artist development — has opened applications for the first cohort of Founders Fund Africa, a US$1,000,000 vehicle that invests in early-stage businesses across the continent’s creative economy. The fund was unveiled in October 2025 during the group’s 20th anniversary, launched alongside Nigeria’s Minister of Arts, Culture, Tourism and the Creative Economy, and built in partnership with Argentil Capital Management Limited. Co-Creation Hub (CcHUB), one of Africa’s longest-running technology innovation centres, is implementing the accelerator programme.

Fox International Fellowship at Yale: A Funded Year of Graduate Research Exchange

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Fox International Fellowship at Yale: A Funded Year of Graduate Research Exchange

The Fox International Fellowship is one of the quieter but more serious research-exchange programs in higher education. It does not chase headlines. Instead, it funds graduate and professional students to spend an academic year working at a partner university on the other side of the world, and it has been doing so, in one form or another, since 1988. The program is run by Yale University’s Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies, and it connects Yale with 21 academic partners across Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas.

FP Launchpad Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship, Cohort 2

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FP Launchpad Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship, Cohort 2

FP Launchpad is recruiting eight fellows for a full-time, two-year research fellowship at IIT Madras, starting in Summer 2027. The program is intended for programmers who want to work on systems and functional programming research, primarily with OCaml and OxCaml. Fellows contribute to open-source systems and work toward research publications. Applications are open through December 10, 2026, according to the program announcement. Official announcement

At a glance

Item	Published details
Program	FP Launchpad Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship, Cohort 2
Host	Centre for Functional Systems Research and Education at IIT Madras
Places	Eight fellows
Duration and format	Full-time, two years, on campus at IIT Madras
Expected start	Summer 2027
Research focus	Systems and functional programming, primarily OCaml and OxCaml
Stipend	Up to ₹1,00,000 per month, depending on qualifications and experience under IITM IC&SR norms
Conference support	Approved conference registration, travel, and accommodation may be covered under IITM norms for accepted papers or talks
Application deadline	December 10, 2026
Application route	Online application linked from the official announcement
Application content stated	Motivation, technical background, programming experience, and a code sample written from scratch
Current status in announcement	Open

The stipend is described as “up to” the stated amount, not as a guaranteed uniform payment. Conference support also has conditions: the paper or talk must be accepted at an approved conference, and coverage remains subject to IITM norms. Applicants should not treat these benefits as a promise that every fellow receives the maximum stipend or that every conference expense is automatically reimbursed. (Source: FP Launchpad announcement.)

France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship 2026: Closed-Cycle Reference for Master's and PhD Study in France

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France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship 2026: Closed-Cycle Reference for Master’s and PhD Study in France

There is one detail about the France Excellence Eiffel Scholarship that trips up more applicants than any other: you cannot apply for it yourself. You do not fill in a form on the Campus France website, attach your transcripts, and press submit. Instead, a French higher education institution has to select you and nominate you. That single rule reshapes the entire application strategy, and understanding it early is the difference between a competitive candidacy and a wasted year.

France RSA (Revenu de Solidarite Active)

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France RSA (Revenu de Solidarité Active)

The Revenu de Solidarité Active (RSA) is France’s means-tested minimum-income benefit. It provides a monthly payment to a person or household whose resources are modest, while connecting the recipient with employment or social support. This is an ongoing public benefit, not an annual competition with one closing date. Applications can be made when the household needs support and meets the conditions, so the practical deadline is rolling.

France-Israel Maimonide Scientific Research Program 2026

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France-Israel Maimonide Scientific Research Program 2026

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 France-Israel Maïmonide scientific research call. The official Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology page marks the call as closed. Its final Israeli submission deadline was 2026-03-25 at 15:00 Israel time, so this listing is not an open application opportunity and should not be read as an invitation to submit after that date. The page is retained because the call’s scope, eligibility rules, funding ceiling, and submission route are useful to researchers preparing for a future announcement.

Fred Hutch IDS Summer Scholars Internship 2026: Application Closed; Check Back in November for 2027 Information

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The Fred Hutch Cancer Center Infectious Disease Sciences (IDS) Summer Scholars Internship Program is a mentored summer research opportunity focused on infectious diseases in the immunocompromised host. It is designed for students who want to see how laboratory, clinical, and computational work can fit together around difficult infectious-disease questions.

The important update for anyone finding this page now is that the 2026 application is closed. Fred Hutch’s official program page says that the team is welcoming scholars for the 2026 program and directs prospective applicants to check back in November for information about the 2027 program. There is no confirmed 2027 deadline yet, so an old January deadline should not be treated as an active application date.

Free & Low‑Cost Health Coverage in Washington State: Your Complete Guide to Apple Health Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Needing medical, dental, or vision care and not knowing how you’ll pay for it is a miserable feeling. A toothache you ignore because you can’t afford the dentist. Glasses you haven’t updated in years. A prescription you stretch out because the co‑pay is brutal.

If you live in Washington State, you may not actually need to white‑knuckle it through all of that.

Washington’s Medicaid program—called Apple Health—offers free or low-cost coverage for eligible residents. This is not limited to urgent care. Depending on the Apple Health program and delivery system, coverage can include doctor visits, emergency care, prescriptions, maternity care, pediatric care, behavioral health, dental services, vision services, and other medically necessary care.

Free and Reduced-Price School Meals

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Free and Reduced-Price School Meals

If a child in your household attends a participating public school, nonprofit private school, or residential child care institution, free and reduced-price school meals can reduce the cost of breakfast and lunch during the school day. The program is administered nationally by the USDA Food and Nutrition Administration and locally by state agencies, school districts, and schools. For the current school year, USDA has published new income guidelines, but it has not created one national household application portal or one nationwide closing date. The school or district that serves the child is the place to ask for the application and the place that makes the eligibility decision.

Free Harvard Cybersecurity Course 2026: How to Earn a No Fee Online Certificate From CS50

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If you have been meaning to build real cybersecurity skills without paying tuition, this Harvard opportunity is worth your attention. Not because it promises magic. It does not. And that is exactly why it is good.

The Harvard CS50 Cybersecurity course is a free online program open to the public, not just Harvard students. You can study remotely, move through the material online, and if you complete the required work successfully, you can claim a free CS50 certificate. No subscription trap. No hidden exam fee buried in the fine print. Just actual coursework, actual assignments, and a certificate you earn by doing the work.

Free Harvard Online Courses: Study 100+ Courses From Anywhere at No Cost

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Harvard University’s official Professional and Lifelong Learning site maintains a catalog of free online courses for people who want to study without joining a degree program. The catalog is not one fixed scholarship, fellowship, or admissions round. It is a changing collection of individual course instances. Each listing has its own subject, difficulty, duration, workload, pace, platform, and availability information.

That distinction matters. The old version of this page treated the catalog as a single dated opportunity with one universal set of rules. Harvard’s current source does not support that framing. Its Free Courses page presents more than 100 listings and labels many of them “Available now.” Individual course pages can also say “Available Anytime,” while others use their own registration or start information. There is no single closing date for the entire catalog, so this opportunity is correctly treated as ongoing.

Free Home Energy Upgrades for Low-Income Households: A Practical Guide to the DOE Weatherization Assistance Program

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If your household is struggling with high heating or cooling bills, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) may help make the home safer, more comfortable, and less expensive to heat or cool. WAP provides services rather than a cash award. Federal funding flows through states, territories, tribes, and local organizations that inspect eligible homes and carry out the measures that make sense for each property.

The program is active and ongoing. There is no single national closing date on the federal page because applications are handled by state and local providers, and local capacity differs. A provider may have a waitlist even when the program is accepting applications. The practical first step is therefore to use DOE’s How to Apply page to identify the weatherization administrator for your state, territory, or tribal program and ask that office which local provider serves your address.

Free Job Training and Housing for Young Adults 16 to 24: Your Complete Guide to Job Corps

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If you are 16 to 24, low on cash, and unsure how to turn “I need a job” into “I have a career,” Job Corps might be the most valuable program you have never had fully explained to you.

This is not a loan. It is not a “we will train you and then send you a bill.” Job Corps is a federally funded, completely free residential career training and education program run by the U.S. Department of Labor. Eligible students can receive training, a place to live, meals, basic medical care, books and supplies, training clothing, and a living allowance while they participate. The official program also describes career planning and help moving into work, an apprenticeship, further education, or military service. No tuition. No student debt.

Free or Low-Cost Health Coverage for Kids: A Practical Guide to the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)

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The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) is ongoing health coverage for eligible children in the United States. It is not a one-time grant, scholarship, or annual competition. Families can apply throughout the year, and the state Medicaid agency decides whether a child qualifies for Medicaid, CHIP, or another coverage route.

The program is designed for a common gap: a child’s family income is too high for Medicaid but still makes private or employer-sponsored coverage difficult to afford. CHIP is a joint federal and state program. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) sets federal requirements, while each state chooses how to operate its program within those requirements. That state role matters: income limits, premiums, copayments, covered networks, application portals, and some eligibility details differ across the country.

Free Two-Week UN Graduate Study Program 2026: Study AI and Emerging Technologies in Geneva

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Free Two-Week UN Graduate Study Program 2026: Study AI and Emerging Technologies in Geneva

If you are wondering what this program feels like before you commit months of preparation to it, start with this: this is not a scholarship, not a job, and not a guaranteed career shortcut. It is a two-week, free educational seminar hosted by the United Nations Office at Geneva for graduate students who want to understand how AI and emerging technologies intersect with international policy, multilateral diplomacy, and human rights.

Freed Fellowship Grant: Monthly Small-Business Funding and Mentorship

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Freed Fellowship Grant: Monthly Small-Business Funding and Mentorship

A rolling U.S. small-business program offering a monthly unrestricted grant, application feedback, mentorship access, and consideration for a year-end award. The official FAQ says applications are accepted on a rolling basis and reviewed monthly. A selected Freed Fellow receives a $500 no-strings-attached grant, feedback on the application, and a two-month trial in the mentoring community. Fellows are considered for an additional $2,500 year-end grant. The application currently lists a $19 fee. The program welcomes any U.S. micro or small business owner and especially encourages overlooked founders; nonprofits are excluded.

Freelands Studio Fellowships 2027: £28,000 Bursary and Paid Studio Residency for UK Art-School Graduates

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Freelands Studio Fellowships 2027: £28,000 Bursary and Paid Studio Residency for UK Art-School Graduates

The Freelands Studio Fellowships 2027 give early-career artists a rare year of protected, full-time studio practice inside an art-school community. Each fellow receives a £28,000 bursary, a studio, access to research and technical facilities, dedicated mentorship, teaching experience, and support for creative and professional development. The fellowship also includes the opportunity to present work through a solo presentation, such as an exhibition, arranged by the host university.

Freeman-ASIA Study Abroad Scholarship 2027–2028: Up to $7,000 for U.S. Undergraduates in Asia

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Freeman-ASIA Study Abroad Scholarship 2027–2028: Up to $7,000 for U.S. Undergraduates in Asia

Freeman-ASIA is a need-based scholarship for U.S. undergraduate students who want to study abroad in East or Southeast Asia. The Institute of International Education (IIE) administers the program for the Freeman Foundation. For the upcoming 2027–2028 academic cycle, IIE says applications are expected to open in February 2027. The exact deadline for that cycle has not yet been published, so students planning a 2027 summer, fall, academic-year, or 2028 spring program should treat this page as a preparation guide and confirm the dates on IIE’s application page when the new cycle opens.

French Institutes for Advanced Study Fellowship Programme 2027-2028

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French Institutes for Advanced Study Fellowship Programme 2027-2028

Historical reference: The FIAS 2027-2028 application platform is closed. The official FIAS homepage says that no late application will be considered. No later FIAS call or deadline is announced on the official pages checked for this update, so this page should not be treated as an open opportunity.

The French Institutes for Advanced Study (FIAS) Fellowship Programme offered a ten-month residential research fellowship in France for the 2027-2028 academic year. The call provided 29 positions distributed across seven host institutes: Aix-Marseille (7), Cergy (3), Loire Valley (2), Lyon (3), Montpellier (2), Nantes (4), and Paris (8). The programme is coordinated by the RFIEA Foundation, the Network of French Institutes for Advanced Study. FIAS is intended for experienced researchers developing individual projects in the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH), or in other fields that interface with SSH. The application deadline for this archived cycle was 25 June 2026 at 18:00 Paris time.

French Tech Tremplin - La mission French Tech

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French Tech Tremplin - La mission French Tech

Historical status

French Tech Tremplin is a national inclusion programme run by the Mission French Tech, with Bpifrance managing important parts of the application and funding process. The programme supports entrepreneurs who are under-represented in the French technology and startup ecosystem because of social, economic, or geographic circumstances.

This page is now a historical reference for the 2026 Incubation cycle. The official call opened on 22 January 2026 and accepted applications until 1 March 2026 at 23:59, France metropolitan time. The official programme page now presents the results of that cycle: 102 companies were selected, and the page records the announcement of the fifth-promotion laureates on 19 June 2026. The application window has therefore closed. The official programme and news pages checked for this refresh do not announce a sixth promotion or a new application deadline. Do not treat this page as an open application opportunity until Mission French Tech publishes a new call.

FRIAS Senior Fellowship Programme 2027/28: A Three-to-Eight-Month Funded Residency at the University of Freiburg, Open to Senior Researchers of Any Nationality and Any Discipline

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FRIAS Senior Fellowship Programme 2027/28: A Three-to-Eight-Month Funded Residency at the University of Freiburg, Open to Senior Researchers of Any Nationality and Any Discipline

Institutes for advanced study sell one thing: uninterrupted time, with good colleagues, in a place where nobody can put a committee meeting in your calendar. The Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS) has been doing this since 2007, and its flagship Senior Fellowship Programme is now open for the 2027/28 academic year. It funds an individual residency of three to eight months in Freiburg im Breisgau, in the south-west corner of Germany, for researchers who are well past the early-career stage and have a project that needs concentrated attention rather than another round of incremental grant administration.

FRIAS Sustainable Governance Senior Fellowship for Researchers from Africa 2027/28: A Six-Month Funded Residency at the University of Freiburg for Senior Humanities and Social Science Scholars

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There is a particular kind of researcher this fellowship was built for: someone eight or more years past the doctorate, based at an African university, carrying a heavy teaching and administrative load, and sitting on a research project that has never had six uninterrupted months to become a book, a major article series, or a funded programme of its own. The Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS) Sustainable Governance Senior Fellowship exists to buy exactly that time — a half-year residency in Freiburg im Breisgau with a fellowship contract or equivalent compensation, a research cost contribution, and travel paid both ways.

Friends of Pakistan Fellowship 2027

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Friends of Pakistan Fellowship 2027

The Friends of Pakistan Fellowship is a seven-day program for leaders of established social enterprises serving people in Pakistan. It is designed to help organizations develop a practical strategy for expanding solutions that improve the lives of poor people or meet basic needs. The 2027 cohort application page currently says applications will open soon; it does not yet give an opening date, closing date, retreat dates, or venue. Applicants can use the time before the form opens to check organizational fit and assemble the operating figures identified in the FAQ.

Front Line Defenders Protection Grants: Up to €7,500 for Human Rights Defenders at Risk

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Front Line Defenders Protection Grants: Up to €7,500 for Human Rights Defenders at Risk

Front Line Defenders offers practical protection support for human rights defenders and organizations facing threats linked to their work. This guide is for an at-risk defender or local organization that can identify a concrete protective measure, explain the threat, and safely implement the response. It explains the confirmed public terms, how to judge fit, and how to prepare without treating an open portal as a guarantee of funding.

Frontier AI Benchmarking Datasets 2026: Historical Innovate UK Competition for UK AI Benchmark and Dataset Projects

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Frontier AI Benchmarking Datasets 2026: Historical Innovate UK Competition for UK AI Benchmark and Dataset Projects

This is a historical reference for a closed Innovate UK competition. The official UKRI opportunity page marks Frontier AI Benchmarking Datasets as closed, and the Innovation Funding Service says that the competition is now closed. The official pages checked for this update show only this 2026 round; no later cycle is announced on those pages. Do not treat this page as an open application route or as evidence that a new round has been approved.

Frontier artificial intelligence discovery: historical Innovate UK feasibility competition

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Innovate UK’s Frontier artificial intelligence discovery competition is closed. The official UKRI opportunity page records a closing date of 10 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time, and it does not announce a replacement round or a new deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 competition, not an active grant listing. The official destination remains the UKRI page for the opportunity: Frontier artificial intelligence discovery.

That distinction matters for anyone finding this entry through a search engine or an old funding list. The programme was real, the deadline was real, and the call may still be useful when comparing future Innovate UK competitions. But there is no basis for saying that an organisation can submit a new application to this closed round. Readers should not treat the information below as a live invitation to apply.

Frontiers in T1D Cure 2026: Two €100,000 DiabetesCERO Grants for Preclinical and Translational Type 1 Diabetes Cure Research, With Letters of Intent Closing 31 August 2026

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Frontiers in T1D Cure 2026: Two €100,000 DiabetesCERO Grants for Preclinical and Translational Type 1 Diabetes Cure Research, With Letters of Intent Closing 31 August 2026

Fundación DiabetesCERO, a Spanish patient-founded research foundation, has opened the second edition of Frontiers in T1D Cure: Advanced Grants for Leading Researchers. The call funds two projects at €100,000 each over two years, and it is unusually specific about what it will and will not pay for: this is money for preclinical and translational work aimed squarely at curing type 1 diabetes, not for managing it better.

Fry Scholarship: Current VA Education Benefits for Children and Surviving Spouses

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Fry Scholarship: Current VA Education Benefits for Children and Surviving Spouses

The Marine Gunnery Sergeant John David Fry Scholarship, usually called the Fry Scholarship, is an education benefit administered by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. It is for eligible children and surviving spouses of a service member or member of the Selected Reserve who died on or after September 11, 2001. The benefit follows the Post-9/11 GI Bill structure, so support can include tuition and fees, a housing payment, books and supplies, and several education-related costs.

FTA Low or No Emission Grant Program FY 2026: Approximately $589 Million for Clean Transit Buses, Deadline September 21

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FTA Low or No Emission Grant Program FY 2026: Approximately $589 Million for Clean Transit Buses, Deadline September 21

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has opened the FY 2026 Low or No Emission Grant Program, commonly called the Low-No Program, for public transportation capital projects in the United States. The program provides approximately $589 million for eligible applicants to purchase or lease low-emission and zero-emission transit buses, along with the charging, refueling, maintenance, and other supporting facilities and equipment needed to operate them.

Fuel Your Swedish Startup: The Almi Innovation Loan Explained

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Fuel Your Swedish Startup: The Almi Innovation Loan Explained

Almi’s Innovation Loan is a Swedish loan for companies developing something new before the market risk has fully disappeared. It is meant for work such as prototype development, testing, verification, production preparation, and other development steps that help move a new product, service, process, technology, or business model toward the market.

The most important point is that this is a loan, not a grant. If you receive it, the money must be repaid. The advantage is that Almi is designed to finance small and medium-sized companies where a bank may not be able to take the whole risk alone. For an innovation project, that can matter because the value is often still in development work, customer learning, intellectual property, team capability, and future sales rather than in hard assets a bank can easily value.

FUJIFILM GFX Challenge Grant Program 2026: $10,000 Global and $5,000 Regional Awards Plus a Loaned GFX Camera Kit for Photo and Film Projects

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FUJIFILM GFX Challenge Grant Program 2026: $10,000 Global and $5,000 Regional Awards Plus a Loaned GFX Camera Kit for Photo and Film Projects

The hardest projects to fund in photography and film are the ones that need a specific, expensive tool for a fixed window of time. A large-format documentary series, a technically demanding architectural study, a long-exposure landscape body of work — the concept costs nothing, and the medium-format system that would do it justice costs more than the project will ever earn back. The GFX Challenge Grant Program exists in that gap. Fujifilm funds the work in cash and lends the camera, which is a materially different offer from a straight cash grant.

Fulbright Arabic Language Study Grants at CAASIC 2027–2028: Funded Advanced Arabic Study in Cairo

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Fulbright Arabic Language Study Grants at CAASIC 2027–2028: Funded Advanced Arabic Study in Cairo

The Fulbright Arabic Language Study Grants at the Center for Advanced Arabic Study in Cairo (CAASIC) give eligible U.S. students a funded route to intensive Arabic study at The American University in Cairo (AUC). The 2027–2028 award is designed for advanced Arabic learners who need a sustained period of study in Egypt to reach a higher level of fluency and connect that language ability to a serious academic or professional direction.

Fulbright Israel Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027–2028: Up to $95,000 for U.S. Scholars Conducting Research in Israel

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Fulbright Israel Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027–2028: Up to $95,000 for U.S. Scholars Conducting Research in Israel

The Fulbright Israel Postdoctoral Fellowship is an international research award for U.S. scholars who want to spend one or two academic years at an accredited Israeli institution of higher education. Fulbright Israel plans to offer up to eight awards for the 2027/28 cycle. The program is open across academic disciplines, but it is not a general travel scholarship: applicants must design a serious research program, arrange an Israeli host independently, obtain a host invitation letter, and explain how the visit will serve both their scholarship and the wider Fulbright exchange mission.

Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program 2027–2028: Funded Teaching and Research Awards Abroad in 135+ Countries for U.S. Academics and Professionals

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Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program 2027–2028: Funded Teaching and Research Awards Abroad in 135+ Countries for U.S. Academics and Professionals

The Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program is the flagship international exchange program of the U.S. government for academics and professionals, and the 2027–2028 competition is open now. Each year it sends hundreds of American scholars overseas to teach, conduct research, or run professional projects, then brings home a network of people who have worked inside another country’s universities, laboratories, clinics, studios, and civic institutions. If you are a professor, researcher, artist, administrator, or experienced professional in the United States and you have wanted to spend a semester or a year working abroad with real funding behind you, this is one of the most established and respected routes available.

Fulbright U.S. Student Program 2027–2028: Fully Funded Grants for Americans to Study, Research, or Teach English in More Than 140 Countries

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Fulbright U.S. Student Program 2027–2028: Fully Funded Grants for Americans to Study, Research, or Teach English in More Than 140 Countries

The Fulbright U.S. Student Program is the U.S. government’s flagship international exchange for young Americans, and for the 2027–2028 competition it will again send graduating seniors, master’s and doctoral students, recent graduates, and early-career professionals abroad for a full academic year of funded study, independent research, or English teaching. The program operates in more than 140 partner countries — reaching over 160 countries and territories in all — and it pays for the trip, the living costs, and the health coverage that make a year overseas realistic rather than aspirational.

Fulbright–Imperial College London Scholarship 2027–2028: Full First-Year Tuition, £22,363 Living Stipend and $1,500 Travel Support for U.S. Master's Students

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Fulbright–Imperial College London Scholarship 2027–2028: Full First-Year Tuition, £22,363 Living Stipend and $1,500 Travel Support for U.S. Master’s Students

The Fulbright–Imperial College London Award is a substantial route into a one-year master’s degree in the United Kingdom for eligible U.S. applicants. The award covers the first year of tuition at Imperial College London, provides a published living contribution of £22,363, and includes a $1,500 travel stipend. Fulbright also lists international travel benefits, accident and sickness coverage, a 24/7 mental-health support line, and a small travel allowance and accommodation package for required Fulbright Commission enrichment events.

Fulcrum Journalism Fellowship Fall 2026: A $1,000 Stipend and Six Weeks of Solutions-Journalism Training, Mentorship, and Bylines for U.S. Journalism Students

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Fulcrum Journalism Fellowship Fall 2026: A $1,000 Stipend and Six Weeks of Solutions-Journalism Training, Mentorship, and Bylines for U.S. Journalism Students

The Fulcrum, a nonprofit newsroom covering democracy, civic engagement, and public policy, has opened applications for the Fall 2026 Fulcrum Fellowship. It is a short, paid, remote program for journalism students in the United States, and it is the first time the publication has run a fall cohort at all. The fellowship runs from September 14 through October 20, 2026, pays $1,000 per fellow on completion, and ends with published, reported work rather than a certificate.

Full ADOPT Grant: Round Eight

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Full ADOPT Grant: Round Eight

The Full ADOPT Grant: Round Eight is an open Innovate UK competition delivered with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) through the Farming Innovation Programme. It is for collaborative, farmer-led trials and experiments that test a new or not yet widely used idea in a real agricultural setting and show how the result could help other English farmers, growers or foresters. The lead applicant must be an active, established commercial farming, growing or forestry business based in England.

Fully Funded AI Safety Fellowship in Cambridge 2026: How to Join the ERA Summer Fellowship With Travel, Housing, and Stipend

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If you care about artificial intelligence not just as a technology story, but as a human one, the ERA Summer Fellowship 2026 in Cambridge, UK deserves your attention. This is not a generic summer program with a fancy name and thin substance. It is a 10-week, fully funded research fellowship built for people who want to think seriously about one of the biggest questions of our time: how do we develop advanced AI systems without creating problems we cannot control?

Fully Funded Azerbaijan Government Scholarship 2026 to 2027: How to Study in Azerbaijan With Tuition, Flights, Stipend, and More

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If you want a fully funded international scholarship that covers far more than just tuition, the Azerbaijan Government Scholarship 2026/27 deserves a serious look. This program, formally offered under the Heydar Aliyev International Education Grant Program, gives international students a route to study in Azerbaijan at the undergraduate, masters, PhD, medical, residency, or even preparatory level. In plain English: this is not a niche award for one department or one university. It is a broad government-backed opportunity with real financial muscle behind it.

Fully Funded Development Masters Scholarship 2026: How to Win the Joint Japan World Bank Scholarship

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If you work in development and dream of earning a masters degree without taking on a mountain of debt, the Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program 2026, often shortened to JJ/WBGSP, deserves your full attention. This is not one of those scholarships that tosses you a partial tuition waiver and wishes you luck with rent. It is a fully funded scholarship that can cover tuition, travel, living costs, health insurance, and study expenses at top universities across the United States, Europe, Japan, Oceania, and beyond.

Fully Funded Government Scholarships 2026: 10 International Study Opportunities Covering Tuition, Travel, Stipends, and More

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If you want to study abroad without signing up for years of financial stress, this is the kind of list worth bookmarking, rereading, and acting on fast.

A fully funded government scholarship is the closest thing higher education has to a golden ticket. Done right, it can cover tuition, flights, living costs, accommodation, books, meals, and health insurance. In plain English: instead of spending your energy figuring out how to afford a degree overseas, you get to spend it on earning one.

Fully Funded International Study and Research Scholarships: How to Win a Fulbright U.S. Student Grant (Full Funding, Airfare + Living Stipend)

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Fully Funded International Study and Research Scholarships: How to Win a Fulbright U.S. Student Grant (Full Funding, Airfare + Living Stipend)

If you are deciding whether a Fulbright year is right for you, the most useful way to look at it is this: Fulbright is not a generic travel grant. It is a competition for a year of work abroad that has to be feasible, beneficial, and clearly connected to the host country and the Fulbright mission.

Fully Funded Leadership Fellowship in San Francisco 2026: How to Join the LeadNext Program for Young Changemakers

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If you are 18 to 25, care deeply about big public problems, and want more than another line on your CV, the LeadNext Program 2026 deserves your attention. This is a fully funded leadership fellowship from The Asia Foundation that brings together emerging leaders from Asia-Pacific and the United States for a mix of virtual training, one-on-one mentorship, and an in-person summit in San Francisco, USA.

That combination matters. A lot of youth programs promise “leadership development” and then hand you a few webinars and a certificate. LeadNext appears to be aiming for something more ambitious: building a cohort of young people who can work across borders, across sectors, and across the sort of disagreements that usually send group projects straight into a ditch. If you care about climate change, inequality, poverty, justice, or any of the messy issues that do not fit neatly into one profession, this fellowship is speaking your language.

Fully Funded Master’s Scholarship for Commonwealth Students: Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships 2027–28 Cycle 1

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Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships 2027–28: Fully Funded Master’s Study, Cycle 1

The Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships (QECS) are moving into a newly announced cycle 1 for the 2027–28 award year. The Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), which runs the scholarship information and application process, lists the next cycle as scheduled to open on 2026-11-18 and close on 2027-01-13. Applications are not open at the time of this update. The earlier 2026–27 cycle 2 is closed, so this page should be read as preparation for the announced 2027–28 cycle 1 rather than as an invitation to submit an application today.

Fully Funded STEM Internship in Japan 2026: How to Apply for the OIST Research Internship and Get Paid to Work in Okinawa

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If you are a STEM student dreaming about doing real research in Japan without draining your savings, this opportunity deserves your attention. The OIST Research Internship for Fall 2026 is one of those rare programs that combines serious academic value with unusually generous support. We are talking about a research placement in Okinawa, a daily allowance, housing, travel support, and visa help. That is not a small thing. For many students, it is the difference between “maybe someday” and “I can actually do this.”

Fully Funded Summer Research Opportunities: PathwaysToScience Directory

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Fully Funded Summer Research Opportunities: PathwaysToScience Directory

This is not a single internship. It is a search page for funded summer opportunities hosted on PathwaysToScience.org (Pathways) where you can discover multiple programs in one place.

Pathways is run by the Institute for Broadening Participation (IBP) and designed to make STEM opportunities easier to find for students and early-stage researchers. Their own search pages describe this as a fully funded STEM opportunities database with hundreds to thousands of listed programs, plus filters by level, discipline, institution, and geography.

Fully Funded Thailand Graduate Scholarship 2026: How to Study at SIIT for a Masters or PhD With Tuition, Housing, Flights, and More

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If you have been hunting for a graduate scholarship that does not nickel-and-dime applicants before they even begin, the SIIT Graduate Scholarship 2026 in Thailand deserves your attention. This is the kind of opportunity that makes people stop scrolling: fully funded study for a masters or PhD, no application fee, and even better, IELTS is not strictly required according to the available program information. That combination is rare enough to raise eyebrows.

Fully Funded Youth Leadership Scholarship in Finance 2026: Attend the One Young World Summit in Cape Town with Allianz CE MoveNow

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The Allianz CE MoveNow Scholarship 2026 is now a historical reference. One Young World’s official programme page lists 7 April 2026 as the opening date and 2 June 2026 as the application deadline. The deadline has passed, and the official page checked for this update does not announce a later cycle. This entry therefore records the completed 2026 opportunity rather than inviting new applications.

The Allianz CE MoveNow Scholarship 2026 is not just a free trip to a prestigious global summit. It is a serious leadership opportunity aimed at young people who have talent, academic strength, and a clear sense that financial systems shape real lives. That sounds lofty, but the core idea is simple: when people understand finance better, communities become harder to shake. Families make stronger decisions. Small businesses survive storms. Young people stop getting locked out of opportunity because nobody ever explained how the system works.

Fund for Innovation in Development (FID) Grants 2026: A Year-Round Open Call Offering €50,000 to €4 Million to Test, Evaluate, and Scale Solutions Against Poverty and Inequality

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Fund for Innovation in Development (FID) Grants 2026: A Year-Round Open Call Offering €50,000 to €4 Million to Test, Evaluate, and Scale Solutions Against Poverty and Inequality

Most development funding arrives on a fixed calendar: a call opens, a deadline closes, and if your idea was not ready that quarter, you wait a year. The Fund for Innovation in Development (FID) works differently. It runs an open call all year long, and it is built to follow an idea through its whole life — from a first pilot in real conditions, to a rigorous impact evaluation, to a full scale-up reaching hundreds of thousands or millions of people. Grants range from €50,000 for early preparation up to €4 million for scaling a proven solution. That structure makes FID one of the more distinctive funders in international development: it is less interested in a polished promise than in evidence, and it is willing to keep backing a project as the evidence grows.

Fund for Investigative Journalism Summer 2026 Cycle: Up to $10,000 for Investigative Reporting and $1,000–$2,500 in Seed Funding, Closing 14 September 2026

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Fund for Investigative Journalism Summer 2026 Cycle: Up to $10,000 for Investigative Reporting and $1,000–$2,500 in Seed Funding, Closing 14 September 2026

Investigative reporting rarely fails because nobody wants to do it. It fails because the records cost money, the sources are three flights away, and the six weeks it takes to nail the story are six weeks nobody is paying for. The Fund for Investigative Journalism exists to close exactly that gap. It does not commission stories, does not place them, and does not edit them. It writes checks so that a reporter who already has the question and the plan can afford to answer it.

Fund for Teachers Fellowship 2027

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Fund for Teachers Fellowship 2027

The 2027 application is open. Fund for Teachers (FFT) lists a deadline of January 21, 2027, at 5:00 p.m. Central Time. The fellowship lets eligible preK–12 educators design their own professional learning around a real teaching question and explain how that learning could improve students’ experiences. Read the current application before developing a plan; the live guidelines and portal govern eligibility, proposal questions, and allowable expenses.

Fundación MAPFRE Ignacio H. de Larramendi Research Grants 2026: A €265,000 Worldwide Call Paying Up to €30,000 for Health Promotion and €15,000 for Insurance and Social Protection Projects, Closing 22 October 2026 at 14:00 CEST

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Fundación MAPFRE runs an annual research grant call named after Ignacio Hernando de Larramendi (1921–2001), the executive who built MAPFRE from a small Spanish insurer into an international group and who became the first president of the Foundation created in 1975. The 2026 edition is open now, and it is one of the more unusual mid-size research awards available: the money is modest by national-agency standards, the administration is light, and the scope is explicitly worldwide, which means a researcher in Bogotá, Lisbon, Nairobi or Manila can apply on the same footing as one in Madrid.

Funded Traineeships for Young Graduates at the EU Delegation to the United Nations and Other International Organisations in Geneva (2026 Historical Reference)

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Funded Traineeships for Young Graduates at the EU Delegation to the United Nations and Other International Organisations in Geneva (2026 Historical Reference)

Status of the 2026 call

This page records the 2026 funded-traineeship call published by the European External Action Service (EEAS) for its Delegation to the United Nations and other international organisations in Geneva. The official EEAS page now marks that listing as Expired. Its deadline was 31 May 2026, so this is no longer an application opportunity and the date should not be treated as an upcoming closing date.

Funding Opportunities in Africa

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Funding connected to Africa spans research grants, entrepreneurship awards, nonprofit and development funding, scholarships, and leadership fellowships, and the single most useful sorting question is: who must the applicant be? Some programs require citizenship of specific African countries; others require residence or an institutional base on the continent; others fund international organizations working in Africa; and diaspora-focused programs sit in between. Two opportunities with identical themes can have opposite answers, so read the eligibility section before anything else.

Fung Global Fellows Program 2027–2028: One Year of Princeton Research Support for International Early-Career Scholars

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Fung Global Fellows Program 2027–2028: One Year of Princeton Research Support for International Early-Career Scholars

The Fung Global Fellows Program is a residential research fellowship at Princeton University for exceptional scholars working outside the United States. For the 2027–28 academic year, Princeton says the application will open in early September 2026 and close on November 16, 2026. The program brings six scholars from around the world to Princeton for one academic year of research, writing, discussion, and collaboration around a shared intellectual theme.

Future For Nature Award 2027: Three €50,000 Unrestricted Prizes for Conservationists Aged 18 to 35 Who Have Already Changed the Fate of a Wild Species

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Future For Nature Award 2027: Three €50,000 Unrestricted Prizes for Conservationists Aged 18 to 35 Who Have Already Changed the Fate of a Wild Species

Most conservation funding arrives with a logframe attached. You describe a project, you promise deliverables, and the money is released against milestones that a donor decided were important. The Future For Nature (FFN) Award works the other way around. The Dutch foundation picks three young conservationists a year, hands each of them €50,000, and lets them decide where it goes. The foundation’s own words on the matter are blunt: the prize money is given to the winners “in full trust that they know what best to use it for.”

Future Leaders Fellowships: Round 11 (UKRI)

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Future Leaders Fellowships: Round 11 (UKRI)

This page is a historical reference for the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Future Leaders Fellowships Round 11. I checked the official UKRI opportunity page before updating this entry. UKRI currently labels the opportunity Closed. The page gives the principal Round 11 closing date as 16 June 2026 at 4:00 PM UK time. Its timeline also records a non-academic funding route that opened on 22 June 2026 and was listed to close on 4 November 2026 at 11:00 AM UK time. Because the official page now marks the opportunity closed, this entry must not be read as an invitation to submit an application.

Future Leaders Programme 14: Industrial Policy for Structural Transformation in the Global South (2026, Closed)

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Future Leaders Programme 14: Industrial Policy for Structural Transformation in the Global South (2026, Closed)

The Future Leaders Programme 14 (FLP14) was a SOAS Development Leadership Dialogue workshop on industrial policy and structural transformation in the Global South. It took place in London from 22–26 June 2026. The application deadline was Monday 20 April 2026. That deadline has passed, and the workshop dates have also passed, so this page is a historical reference for the completed cycle rather than an open application listing.

Future of Life Institute Digital Media Accelerator 2026: Rolling Support for Creators Making Accessible Digital Content About AI Safety and Risk

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Future of Life Institute Digital Media Accelerator 2026: Rolling Support for Creators Making Accessible Digital Content About AI Safety and Risk

The Future of Life Institute (FLI) runs a Digital Media Accelerator that supports online creators who make content explaining artificial intelligence developments and the risks that come with them. If you produce YouTube videos, run a podcast, write a newsletter, or post short-form clips, and you want to help general audiences understand where advanced AI is heading, this program is designed to back that work. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, so there is no single deadline to race toward — you can apply whenever your idea is ready.

Future of Work Reporting Fellowship 2026–2027: A $5,000 Stipend Plus a $1,500 Expense Budget for U.S. Journalists Covering Work, Education, and the Innovation Economy

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Future of Work Reporting Fellowship 2026–2027: A $5,000 Stipend Plus a $1,500 Expense Budget for U.S. Journalists Covering Work, Education, and the Innovation Economy

The Future of Work Reporting Fellowship is a current, open opportunity for U.S.-based working journalists. New America’s Future of Work & Innovation Economy initiative and Work Shift are accepting applications for a place-based reporting project about the connection between education, workforce development, technology-driven economic development, and people’s economic lives. The fellowship runs from September 2026 through August 2027.

Future of Work Reporting Fellowship 2026: USD $5,000 Stipend Plus USD $1,500 Reporting Support for Place-Based Journalism

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Future of Work Reporting Fellowship 2026: USD $5,000 Stipend Plus USD $1,500 Reporting Support

If your reporting instinct is strongest when you can connect budgets, schools, factories, workers, and local policy into one story, this fellowship is built for that profile. The Future of Work Reporting Fellowship 2026, co-organized by Work Shift and New America, is a journalism fellowship focused on place-based reporting about how education systems, workforce development, and innovation investments are changing opportunity at the community level.

Future Offshore Wind Technologies Feasibility Studies 2026: Innovate UK Grant (Closed)

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Future Offshore Wind Technologies Feasibility Studies 2026: Innovate UK Grant (Closed)

This page is a historical reference for Innovate UK’s Future offshore wind technologies: feasibility studies competition. The official UKRI opportunity page lists the competition as closed. Its closing date was 3 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time, so organisations cannot submit a new application to this cycle. The official pages checked for this refresh do not announce a later round. Treat this article as an archive of the 2026 call, not as an open funding listing.

Future Offshore Wind Technologies Industrial Research 2026: Closed Innovate UK Grant and Archive Guide

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The 2026 Future offshore wind technologies: industrial research competition is closed. Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), published the opportunity for collaborative industrial research projects in offshore wind. The official UKRI listing gives the competition a closing date of 3 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time and now labels its status “Closed.” No later round or replacement deadline is announced on the official opportunity page checked for this archive. This page is therefore a historical reference, not a live application route.

Future offshore wind technologies: industrial research (research organisations)

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Future offshore wind technologies: industrial research (research organisations)

This is a historical reference for an Innovate UK competition that has ended. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) opportunity page marks the competition as Closed. It gives a publication date of 28 May 2026, an opening date of 29 May 2026 at 9:30am UK time, and a closing date of 3 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The Innovation Funding Service (IFS) brief also says that the competition is now closed. No next round is announced on either official competition page checked for this update, so this entry does not present the call as available to new applicants.

FWF–ISF Austrian–Israeli Joint Projects 2026: Uncapped 36- to 48-Month Bilateral Research Funding Decided by a Single FWF Lead-Agency Review, Closing 10 December 2026

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FWF–ISF Austrian–Israeli Joint Projects 2026: Uncapped 36- to 48-Month Bilateral Research Funding Decided by a Single FWF Lead-Agency Review, Closing 10 December 2026

The Israel Science Foundation (ISF) and the Austrian Science Fund (FWF) run a standing bilateral call for cross-border research projects, and the 2026 edition is now the one to plan around. The submission window at the FWF opens on 7 September 2026, and joint proposals are due to the FWF by 10 December 2026 at 2:00 pm Vienna local time. The Israeli administrative and financial submission follows three days later, on 13 December 2026 at 1:00 pm Jerusalem time, and Israeli applicants have an earlier hard gate: pre-registration with the ISF by 28 October 2026 at 1:00 pm Jerusalem time.

FY 2026 Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program (BFRDP) by USDA-NIFA

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FY 2026 Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program (BFRDP) by USDA-NIFA

The FY 2026 Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program (BFRDP) competition is closed. USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) posted the notice on May 13, 2026, and set the application deadline for June 16, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. NIFA’s official funding-opportunity page identifies the opportunity as closed, while its application page says that closed notices remain available for viewing and planning. This page is therefore an archive of the FY 2026 solicitation, not an invitation to submit an application now.

FY 2026 BLM Threatened and Endangered Species Grants: Historical Reference

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FY 2026 BLM Threatened and Endangered Species Grants: Historical Reference

The Bureau of Land Management’s FY 2026 Threatened and Endangered Species funding opportunity is a closed competition. The official notice set the application window from August 11, 2026, through September 11, 2026, with electronic submissions due through Grants.gov by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on the closing date. The notice said extensions would not be allowed. The official record does not announce a later round, so this page preserves the FY 2026 terms for reference; it is not an open application invitation. Applicants should look for a new official notice before preparing a future submission, because a future cycle may change its requirements, priorities, funding, and dates.

FY 2026 Buses and Bus Facilities Competitive Program: Approximately $21 Million for Transit Capital Projects, Deadline September 21

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FY 2026 Buses and Bus Facilities Competitive Program: Approximately $21 Million for Transit Capital Projects, Deadline September 21

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has opened the FY 2026 Buses and Bus Facilities Competitive Program for public transportation capital projects in the United States. The competition is intended for agencies and other eligible public transportation applicants that need to replace, rehabilitate, purchase, or lease buses and related equipment, or to acquire, construct, lease, or rehabilitate bus-related facilities.

FY 2026 Competitive Funding Opportunity: Competitive Grants for Rail Vehicle Replacement Program (FTA-2026-009-TPM-RAIL)

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FY 2026 Competitive Funding Opportunity: Competitive Grants for Rail Vehicle Replacement Program (FTA-2026-009-TPM-RAIL)

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) published the FY 2026 Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Competitive Grants for Rail Vehicle Replacement Program on May 27, 2026. The competition offered $166,050,322 under Assistance Listing Number 20.525 and closed on July 6, 2026. FTA has since announced three project selections that account for the full award pool. This page is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The official FTA program and funding pages checked for this update show the closed FY 2026 round and its selections; they do not announce a later application round.

FY 2026 Competitive State Wildlife Grants: Historical Reference for the Closed September 18 Round

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FY 2026 Competitive State Wildlife Grants: Historical Reference for the Closed September 18 Round

The FY 2026 Competitive State Wildlife Grant (C-SWG) application period is closed. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) notice set September 18, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time as the deadline. FWS estimated $7,612,000 in total federal funding and approximately 16 awards, with individual federal shares from $50,000 to $1 million. The official FWS State Wildlife Grants page describes the continuing program and its annual notice process, but no FY 2027 competitive notice or application deadline has been announced there. This page is an archive of the FY 2026 terms, not an invitation to apply; prospective applicants should wait for and follow the next official notice.

FY 2026 Pilot Program for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Planning

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FY 2026 Pilot Program for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Planning

This page is a historical reference for the Federal Transit Administration’s (FTA) FY 2026 Pilot Program for Transit-Oriented Development Planning. FTA published the notice on May 11, 2026 and closed the application window on July 10, 2026. The official FTA page does not announce a later deadline or a new application cycle. There is therefore no open application window to use from this entry, and readers should not treat the closed deadline as a current invitation to apply.

FY 2026 SNAP Process and Technology Improvement Grants (PTIG)

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FY 2026 SNAP Process and Technology Improvement Grants (PTIG)

This page is a historical reference for the FY 2026 Process and Technology Improvement Grants (PTIG) competition administered by the USDA Food and Nutrition Administration (FNA), formerly presented under the Food and Nutrition Service name. The FY 2026 competition is closed. The official USDA program page records a June 29, 2026 closing date, and the Grants.gov listing is archived. No later PTIG cycle is announced on the official program page, so this page keeps the completed cycle’s real deadline rather than inventing a future date.

FY 2026 Strengthening Talent, Research, Innovation and Vital Engagement (STRIVE) Program — Historical Reference

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FY 2026 Strengthening Talent, Research, Innovation and Vital Engagement (STRIVE) Program — Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not an open funding call. The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) published the FY 2026 Strengthening Talent, Research, Innovation and Vital Engagement (STRIVE) Program as a new cooperative agreement opportunity. The official listing records an application deadline of June 10, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern time and now records the opportunity as archived on July 10, 2026. The deadline has passed. The verified official listing and the linked Notice of Funding Opportunity do not announce a later STRIVE cycle or replacement application date, so this entry keeps the completed cycle’s real deadline and does not invent a new one.

FY 2026 Study of the U.S. Institutes Madeleine K. Albright Young Women Leaders Program

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FY 2026 Study of the U.S. Institutes Madeleine K. Albright Young Women Leaders Program

The FY 2026 Study of the U.S. Institutes (SUSI) Madeleine K. Albright Young Women Leaders Program was a U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) cooperative-agreement competition for an organization able to administer a full international exchange program. The Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO), DFOP0018387, offered one award of approximately $1,500,000, subject to funding availability. The application deadline was June 26, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern time (Washington, DC time). The official listing now identifies the opportunity as closed and archived, and no new FY 2027 solicitation is announced there. This page is therefore a historical reference for the FY 2026 competition, not an open application notice.

FY 2026 Supplemental Public Sector Training (SPST) Grant

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FY 2026 Supplemental Public Sector Training (SPST) Grant

Historical reference: the FY 2026 cycle is closed

The FY 2026 Supplemental Public Sector Training (SPST) Grant was a federal Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) funding opportunity for national nonprofit fire service organizations. The official U.S. Department of Transportation grant page lists the opportunity status as Closed and gives June 22, 2026, as the close date. The Simpler.Grants.gov record is archived, and its history shows an archive date of July 22, 2026. Applications are no longer being accepted for this cycle.

FY 2026 Supporting Effective Educator Development (SEED) Grant Competition (84.423A)

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FY 2026 Supporting Effective Educator Development (SEED) Grant Competition (84.423A)

The FY 2026 Supporting Effective Educator Development (SEED) competition was a federal discretionary grant opportunity for organizations working to prepare, develop, and strengthen educators. The U.S. Department of Labor solicited applications on behalf of the U.S. Department of Education, and the Department of Education remains the program’s public-facing agency and source of the official program information. The competition is now closed. This page keeps the real FY 2026 deadline and application details as a historical reference; it is not a current invitation to submit an application.

FY 2026 Teacher and School Leader Incentive Program (TSL, 84.374A)

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FY 2026 Teacher and School Leader Incentive Program (TSL, 84.374A)

The FY 2026 Teacher and School Leader Incentive Program (TSL), Assistance Listing 84.374A, was a competitive federal grant competition administered by the U.S. Department of Labor on behalf of the U.S. Department of Education. The Department of Education’s official program page now lists the application status as Closed. The June 9, 2026 application deadline has passed, and the official page does not announce a subsequent cycle. This page is therefore a historical reference for the FY 2026 competition, not an open application listing.

FY 2026 Tech Youth Program

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FY 2026 Tech Youth Program

The FY 2026 Tech Youth Program is a U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) cooperative-agreement opportunity. The official federal listing shows that the application period is closed. Its deadline was July 6, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern time, and the listing does not announce a new application window. This page is therefore a historical reference to the published competition, not an open call for proposals.

FY 2026 Tribal Transit Competitive Program: Historical Reference

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FY 2026 Tribal Transit Competitive Program: Historical Reference

Current status

The Federal Transit Administration’s FY 2026 Public Transportation on Indian Reservations, also called the Tribal Transit Competitive Program, is a closed funding round. The official notice says the proposal deadline was August 25, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern time. That date is retained in the page metadata because it is the real closing date for this specific round. The opportunity is presented here as a historical reference; this page is not an invitation to submit an application now.

FY 2026 Youth Ambassadors Programs

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FY 2026 Youth Ambassadors Programs

The FY 2026 Youth Ambassadors Programs were a U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) cooperative-agreement competition for organizations that could design and operate youth leadership exchanges. The official Grants.gov record and the attached ECA Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) show that this application round closed on July 17, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Applications uploaded after the closing time were to be rejected automatically by Grants.gov, with no exception stated in the notice.

FY 2026 YSEALI Academic Fellows Program (DFOP0017934): One Cooperative Agreement to Run 16 Institutes

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FY 2026 YSEALI Academic Fellows Program (DFOP0017934): One Cooperative Agreement to Run 16 Institutes

This page is a historical reference for the FY 2026 Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) Academic Fellows Program (AFP). The U.S. Department of State competition is closed: the amended Notice of Funding Opportunity set a final deadline of May 29, 2026, and the official Grants.gov listing records the opportunity as archived on June 28, 2026. No next cycle has been announced on the official listing or the linked State Department funding-opportunities page, so this page does not represent an open application window.

FY 2027 Continuation of Solicitation for the Office of Science Financial Assistance Program

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FY 2027 Continuation of Solicitation for the Office of Science Financial Assistance Program

Field	Details
Organization	U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Office of Science (SC)
Opportunity number	DE-FOA-0003665
Cycle	Fiscal year 2027
Deadline	September 30, 2027, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, or earlier if a successor notice is issued
Expected total funding	Approximately $400,000,000 in current and future fiscal year funds, subject to future appropriations
Award range in the federal listing	$5,000 to $10,000,000; the notice says actual award size depends on meritorious applications and available appropriations
Project period	Six months to five years; three years is most common
Research areas	Advanced Scientific Computing Research; Basic Energy Sciences; Biological and Environmental Research; Fusion Energy Sciences; High Energy and Nuclear Physics; Isotope R&D and Production
Application route	Grants.gov; pre-applications go through DOE’s Portfolio Analysis and Management System (PAMS) when permitted or required

The Department of Energy’s Office of Science (DOE SC) has opened its FY 2027 continuation solicitation, DE-FOA-0003665. It is the current annual open call for research within SC’s congressionally authorized mission. DOE posted the notice on September 30, 2026. It replaces the FY 2026 notice, DE-FOA-0003600, whose cycle ended on September 30, 2026. The new call is currently open. It is not an extension of the old FY 2026 round: applications must follow the FY 2027 notice and its attached requirements.

FY 2027 Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP): Up to $3 Million for U.S. University Research Equipment

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FY 2027 Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP): Up to $3 Million for U.S. University Research Equipment

The FY 2027 Defense University Research Instrumentation Program (DURIP) is an equipment-funding opportunity for accredited U.S. universities and eligible University Affiliated Research Centers (UARCs). The program is designed to improve the ability of higher-education institutions to conduct research and educate scientists and engineers in areas important to national defense by supporting the acquisition of research equipment or instrumentation.

FY 2027 Fulbright Specialist Program: $4.6 Million Cooperative Agreement for Global One-Way Exchanges

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FY 2027 Fulbright Specialist Program: $4.6 Million Cooperative Agreement for Global One-Way Exchanges

The FY 2027 Fulbright Specialist Program opportunity was a U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) competition for one organization to administer an established international exchange program. It was not an individual Fulbright Specialist application and it was not a grant for one specialist to propose a personal trip. ECA sought an experienced implementing organization to support the program’s register, project matching, participant support, communications, financial administration, and reporting.

FY 2027 Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program

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FY 2027 Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program

Historical reference: the FY 2027 competition is closed

The FY 2027 Fulbright Teacher Exchange Program was a U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), Office of Academic Exchange Programs competition for one cooperative agreement. The selected organization was expected to design, implement, and oversee a suite of Fulbright Teacher Exchange programs for U.S. and international K-12 educators. This was an institutional implementation opportunity, not an individual teacher fellowship.

FY 2027 Multistate Conservation Grant Program (F27AS00009)

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FY 2027 Multistate Conservation Grant Program (F27AS00009)

This page is a historical reference for the FY 2027 Multistate Conservation Grant Program (F27AS00009). The official opportunity listing says the proposal deadline was July 14, 2026, at 11:59 PM ET, and marks the opportunity closed. AFWA’s official program page still publishes the FY 2027 materials and timeline, but does not announce a FY 2028 notice of funding opportunity. Do not treat this page as an open application listing or submit a late proposal under this funding number.

FY 2027 National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program (F27AS00007)

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FY 2027 National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program (F27AS00007)

Coastal wetlands protect communities from flooding, help maintain water quality, and provide habitat for fish and wildlife. The FY 2027 National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant Program (F27AS00007) was a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service competitive grant opportunity for designated state and territory agencies. It supported projects that acquire interests in coastal wetland ecosystems or restore, enhance, and manage those ecosystems for long-term conservation benefits.

FY 2027-1 NAWCA U.S. Standard Grants: $250,001–$3 Million for Wetland Conservation Projects

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FY 2027-1 NAWCA U.S. Standard Grants: $250,001–$3 Million for Wetland Conservation Projects

The FY 2027-1 North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) U.S. Standard Grant competition is a substantial funding opportunity for organizations that can bring together public and private partners around a clearly defined wetlands project. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) describes these as competitive, matching grants for projects in the United States involving the long-term protection, restoration, and enhancement of wetlands and associated upland habitats for the benefit of wetlands-associated migratory birds.

FY2026 High Priority Program-Commercial Motor Vehicle (HP-CMV)

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FY2026 High Priority Program-Commercial Motor Vehicle (HP-CMV)

This page is a historical reference for the FY2026 High Priority Program-Commercial Motor Vehicle (HP-CMV) grant, opportunity number FM-MHP-26-001. The program was run by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), an agency of the U.S. Department of Transportation. The official listing shows that the application deadline was June 17, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time and that the opportunity was archived on July 17, 2026. Applications for this cycle are no longer being accepted. The FMCSA program pages reviewed for this update do not announce a subsequent HP-CMV cycle, so this entry does not invent a new deadline.

FY26 COPS Community Policing Law Enforcement Products and Resources Grant (Closed): Up to $500,000

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FY26 COPS Community Policing Law Enforcement Products and Resources Grant (Closed): Up to $500,000

Status

The FY26 Community Policing Development: Law Enforcement Products and Resources funding opportunity is closed. The COPS Office states that applications closed on August 31, 2026, at 4:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Its Grants page also marks both the Grants.gov and JustGrants stages closed. The official COPS pages reviewed for this update do not announce a later round. This page is therefore a historical reference to the FY26 cycle; it is not an open application notice, and there is no confirmed future deadline.

FY26 DEPSCoR Research Collaboration Grant 2026–2027: Up to $600,000 for DoD-Relevant University Research

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FY26 DEPSCoR Research Collaboration Grant 2026–2027: Up to $600,000 for DoD-Relevant University Research

The Department of Defense has opened the FY26 Defense Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (DEPSCoR) Research Collaboration competition for university researchers in designated states and territories. The program is aimed at a very specific pairing: a newer Department of Defense researcher who has never been the principal investigator on a prior DoD directly funded research prime award, and an experienced collaborator who has held a qualifying DoD prime research award and can provide active mentorship.

FY26 Ruth D. Gates Coral Reef Conservation Grants – Fishery Management

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FY26 Ruth D. Gates Coral Reef Conservation Grants – Fishery Management

This is a historical reference for NOAA’s FY26 Ruth D. Gates Coral Reef Conservation Grants – Fishery Management competition. The application deadline was July 23, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Simpler.Grants.gov records the opportunity as archived on August 22, 2026. The cycle is closed, and NOAA’s current Coral Reef Conservation Program funding opportunities page does not announce a successor fishery-management round. There is no confirmed next-cycle deadline, amount, or application package. Do not use this archived notice as an open call; check NOAA and Grants.gov for a new notice before planning an application.

G.S. 105-277.1B

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G.S. 105-277.1B – Property tax homestead circuit breaker

North Carolina’s Homestead Circuit Breaker is a property-tax deferment program for qualifying older homeowners and homeowners who are totally and permanently disabled. It does not erase property taxes and it is not a cash grant. Instead, it limits the taxes on the qualifying permanent residence to a percentage of the owner’s income. The amount above that limit is deferred and remains a lien on the property.

Galaxy Grant 2026: Historical $4,250 Cash Grant for U.S. Women and Minority Business Owners

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Galaxy Grant 2026: Historical $4,250 Cash Grant for U.S. Women and Minority Business Owners

The 2026 Galaxy Grant was a small-business funding opportunity run through Galaxy of Stars and powered by Hidden Star, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The official Galaxy Grants page advertised a $4,250 award and described the entry as free and fast. The deadline for that round was July 31, 2026, with winner announcements planned for the following week. That date has now passed. The official page still displays the 2026 application form and the old deadline, but it does not publish a new closing date for a later round. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open application listing.

Gallery Route One Fellowship Program 2027–2028: $1,500 Stipend and 24-Month Exhibition Support in California

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Gallery Route One Fellowship Program 2027–2028: $1,500 Stipend and 24-Month Exhibition Support in California

Gallery Route One (GRO) is offering two fellowships for artists who are ready to deepen a serious fine arts practice while becoming more visible to the public. The 2027–2028 program runs for 24 months, from January 2027 through December 2028, and is based at GRO in Point Reyes Station, California.

This is a practical, exhibition-centered opportunity rather than a conventional cash award. Each fellow receives a $1,500 stipend to support production and presentation of work in the program’s exhibitions. The larger value is the extended platform around that stipend: Gallery Route One promises a minimum of ten exhibition opportunities, including a solo exhibition in the Annex Gallery in 2027 and a two-person exhibition in the Center Gallery in 2028. Fellows also receive mentoring, help producing exhibitions, publicity and promotion, access to professional development, and opportunities to work alongside GRO’s practicing artist members.

GAO International Auditor Fellowship Program 2027: 13-Week Training for National Audit Officials

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GAO International Auditor Fellowship Program 2027: 13-Week Training for National Audit Officials

The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) is accepting nominations for its 2027 International Auditor Fellowship Program (IAFP), a focused professional-development opportunity for officials working in national Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs). The program runs in Washington, DC, from March 31 through June 30, 2027. The official GAO page says applications are currently being accepted and that submissions are due August 15, 2026.

Gates Cambridge Scholarship 2027/28: Full-Cost Postgraduate Funding at the University of Cambridge

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Gates Cambridge Scholarship 2027/28: Full-Cost Postgraduate Funding at the University of Cambridge

The Gates Cambridge Scholarship is a full-cost award for postgraduate study at the University of Cambridge. The official Gates Cambridge homepage says that applications for 2027 entry open in September 2026. Current University of Cambridge admissions pages identify two important funding rounds for that intake: 14 October 2026 for U.S. citizens normally resident in the United States, and 8 December 2026 for the other central funding round in many departments. The course directory controls the deadline that applies to a particular programme, so an applicant should treat the date shown for their course as decisive.

Gates Cambridge Scholarship: Full Funding for Postgraduate Study at Cambridge

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Gates Cambridge Scholarship: Full Funding for Postgraduate Study at Cambridge

This is one of the most substantial international scholarship opportunities in the world. The Gates Cambridge Scholarship is for postgraduate study at the University of Cambridge and is designed for people with both academic strength and a clear commitment to making a positive difference through their future work.

You are not expected to be perfect. You are expected to be strong, thoughtful, and able to show that Cambridge is the right place for your next step and that you can use that opportunity to create meaningful impact.

GBIF Virtual Data Mobilization Workshop for West Asia 2026: Historical Reference

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GBIF Virtual Data Mobilization Workshop for West Asia 2026: Historical Reference

Status: the 2026 application round is closed, the workshop dates have passed, and the official GBIF event page does not announce a next West Asia cycle. This page keeps the verified details of the completed round for people planning to watch for a future GBIF training call. It is not a live application listing.

The Virtual Data Mobilization Workshop for West Asia 2026 was a regional online training programme run by the GBIF Asia Regional Support Team under the Global Biodiversity Information Facility. Its purpose was to help data holders prepare biodiversity records for publication through GBIF. The programme focused on the work that has to happen before a record becomes useful to other researchers and institutions: project planning, data capture, data management, licensing, and publication.

GCSP Prize for Innovation in Global Security 2026: CHF 10,000 for Groundbreaking Solutions to the World's Security Challenges

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GCSP Prize for Innovation in Global Security 2026: CHF 10,000 for Groundbreaking Solutions to the World’s Security Challenges

The Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) is inviting individuals, teams, and organisations from anywhere in the world to submit their most original work for the 2026 GCSP Prize for Innovation in Global Security. The competition rewards creative, high-impact contributions that help solve the pressing security problems facing the international community, and it carries a CHF 10,000 cash prize plus a certificate of excellence for the first-place laureate. Applications are open now, and the deadline is Wednesday, 23 September 2026 at 23:59 (UTC+2), with winners announced in the autumn of 2026.

GDPC Spotlight Research Grants 2026: $10,000 for Research on Principled and Accountable Use of Technology in Humanitarian Action

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GDPC Spotlight Research Grants 2026: $10,000 for Research on Principled and Accountable Use of Technology in Humanitarian Action

The 2026 GDPC Spotlight Research Grants Program was a research funding call from the Global Disaster Preparedness Center (GDPC), in partnership with the French Red Cross Foundation. It focused on the principled and accountable use of information and communication technologies in humanitarian action, including emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence. The official call offered US$10,000 for research lasting up to eight months.

GEDA Small Grants 2026–2027: At Least Eight Awards of US$10,000–US$15,000 for Community-Led Gender-Environment Data Projects, Closing 14 August 2026

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GEDA Small Grants 2026–2027: At Least Eight Awards of US$10,000–US$15,000 for Community-Led Gender-Environment Data Projects, Closing 14 August 2026

Climate finance and adaptation planning run on data that mostly does not include the people most exposed to climate risk. National statistics capture rainfall, crop yields, and displacement counts. They rarely capture who in a household walks further for water when the well dries, whose unpaid care work absorbs a heatwave, or which disabled residents were left out of an evacuation plan. That gap is not academic — it produces adaptation strategies that the Gender and Environment Data Alliance bluntly describes as “incomplete at best and maladaptive at worst.”

GEF Integrated Programs in the GEF-9 Cycle (July 2026–June 2030): How Countries and Agencies Actually Get Funded

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Two things about the Global Environment Facility’s Integrated Programs trip up almost everyone who finds them for the first time. The first is that there is no application form and no submission deadline — not a hidden one, not a rolling one you have to hunt for. The second is that you, personally, are probably not the applicant. Integrated Programs are country-driven and move through accredited GEF Agencies. If you are an NGO, a university, a company, or a research group, your realistic role is partner, not signatory.

GenderJobs.org: Current Gender, Equality and LGBTQI+ Jobs

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If you are looking for work on gender equality, women’s rights, gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health and rights, social inclusion, or LGBTQI+ rights, GenderJobs.org is a useful starting point. It is a curated job platform, not one employer and not a single grant, scholarship, or recruitment round. The site brings together opportunities from organisations whose work has a clear gender-equality or social-impact connection, then sends applicants to the original announcement.

Generation Google Scholarship 2026: Award Amounts, Eligibility, and How to Apply

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Generation Google Scholarship 2026: Award Amounts, Eligibility, and How to Apply

The Generation Google Scholarship is one of the most recognized awards in the world for students who are building careers in computing. Funded by Google as part of its Build Your Future initiative, the program supports students who are pursuing degrees in computer science and closely related technical fields, with a particular focus on students from groups that have historically been excluded from or underrepresented in the technology industry.

Generation Leadership Academy Cohort 5: Historical Reference for Rwandan Youth Leadership Training

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Generation Leadership Academy Cohort 5: Historical Reference

The Generation Leadership Academy (GLA) Cohort 5 was a closed youth leadership mentoring program organized by Citizen Voice and Actions (CVA-Rwanda). The official CVA-Rwanda announcement described a two-week intensive experience for young people in Rwanda who wanted to strengthen their leadership, youth engagement, governance, and participation skills. The application window has ended, and the official source checked for this refresh does not announce a Cohort 6 or a replacement deadline. This page is therefore an archive entry, not an invitation to submit a new application.

George J. Mitchell Scholarship 2027–2028

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George J. Mitchell Scholarship 2027–2028

The scholarship covers tuition, accommodation, a living-expense stipend, and travel for September through May at an eligible institution in Ireland or Northern Ireland. The official application must be submitted through the online system; its downloadable preview is for preparation only. Selection emphasizes scholarship, leadership, and sustained commitment to community and public service.

George Lucy International Fellowship 2027: Up to £9,000 Plus Travel for Early-Career Physicists

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George Lucy International Fellowship 2027: Up to £9,000 Plus Travel for Early-Career Physicists

The Institute of Physics (IOP) George Lucy International Fellowship is designed for early-career physicists who need time, access, and a strong international partner to develop their research or professional practice. The award supports a research placement of up to three months at a host organisation outside the applicant’s current country of employment. It provides up to £9,000 plus a travel allowance of up to £1,000.

Georgia Homestead Exemptions: Reduce the Taxable Value of Your Primary Home

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

If you own and occupy a home in Georgia, a homestead exemption can reduce the property value used to calculate part of your tax bill. This is not a cash grant and it is not a statewide application contest. It is a property-tax exemption attached to a qualifying home, with applications handled by the county or local tax officials rather than by the Georgia Department of Revenue.

The standard state exemption is $2,000 deducted from the 40% assessed value of a qualifying homestead. That amount is applied to county and school taxes, with the exceptions described by Georgia law for certain municipal school taxes and bonded indebtedness. The amount you actually save depends on the millage rates and taxing districts that apply to your property. A county may also have local exemptions that are more valuable than the statewide minimum.

Georgia HOPE & Zell Miller Scholarships 2026-2027: Current Eligibility and Application Guide

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Georgia HOPE & Zell Miller Scholarships 2026-2027: Current Eligibility and Application Guide

The Georgia HOPE Scholarship and Zell Miller Scholarship are active state tuition programs for Georgia residents attending eligible colleges and universities in Georgia. The Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC) administers the programs, and GAfutures is the main place to read the rules, submit or connect an application, check academic status, and review institution-specific award information.

This page reflects the current 2026-2027 program materials. GSFC has published the 2026-2027 regulations and an award-amount table covering Fall 2026 through Summer 2027. There is no single statewide calendar deadline for every student. The official deadline is tied to the school term: an applicant must file by the last day of the term or the student’s withdrawal date, whichever comes first. Because the window follows each term rather than one annual date, this listing uses a rolling deadline. A college may impose an earlier internal deadline.

Georgia HOPE Scholarship

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At-a-Glance

Category	What you need to know
Program	Georgia HOPE Scholarship
Who offers it	Georgia Student Finance Commission (GSFC), funded by Georgia Lottery for Education
What it covers	Tuition assistance toward eligible undergraduate study in Georgia, paid according to the current institution and enrollment calculation
Who can use it	Georgia residents who meet basic requirements and academic checkpoints
Initial academic bar	3.0 calculated HOPE GPA and 4 full rigor credits for eligible-high-school and accredited-home-study entrants
College academic bar	Minimum 3.0 calculated HOPE GPA at checkpoints
Core requirements	Residency, SAP compliance, citizenship/eligibility status, good standing on aid/loans
Typical effort	Not automatic if requirements are not met early; proactive tracking is essential
Application status	2026-2027 award amounts are published for Fall 2026 through Summer 2027
Reapplication	A current FAFSA is required each award year; an accepted GSFAPP remains valid for 120 months, subject to college requirements
Main deadlines	Rolling by term: file by the later of the last day of classes or exams, or by the withdrawal date if it comes first
What to check first	GAfutures account, HOPE profile, college aid office, official charts

Overview

The HOPE Scholarship is a merit-based aid program for Georgia students. It is intended to reward high school academic achievement and keep students enrolled in Georgia postsecondary education with tuition help.

Georgia LIHEAP Energy Assistance: 2026 Cooling Dates and FFY 2027 Plan

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Georgia LIHEAP Energy Assistance: 2026 Cooling Dates and FFY 2027 Plan

Georgia’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps eligible households pay home-energy costs and respond to serious heating or cooling emergencies. The program is federally funded and administered by the Georgia Department of Human Services, Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS), through local Community Action Agencies (CAAs).

This page is a status-aware guide rather than a promise that applications are open today. The verified FFY 2026 cooling period ran from April 1, 2026, through July 31, 2026. That period is now closed. Georgia DFCS has started the public process for its FFY 2027 LIHEAP State Plan, including a public hearing on June 16, 2026, but it has not published a universal next application deadline. Do not treat the date in the listing metadata as a new application opening: it records the end of the verified 2026 cooling cycle so this page can remain a useful archive while the next schedule is finalized.

Georgia Tech Petit Research Scholars 2027: $8,000 Stipend for Metro Atlanta Undergraduates

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Georgia Tech Petit Research Scholars 2027: $8,000 Stipend for Metro Atlanta Undergraduates

Georgia Tech’s Petit Undergraduate Research Scholars program is accepting applications for its 2027 cohort. The year-long opportunity is aimed at undergraduate students in the Metro Atlanta area who want sustained experience in bioengineering or bioscience research. Selected scholars receive an $8,000 stipend paid across the January–December 2027 program year, work with a research mentor, and take part in a structured research experience that includes a full-time summer period.

Gerda Henkel Foundation Research Scholarships 2027: Monthly Stipends of €2,760–€3,720 for Postdoctoral Study in the Historical Humanities

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Gerda Henkel Foundation Research Scholarships 2027: Monthly Stipends of €2,760–€3,720 for Postdoctoral Study in the Historical Humanities

The Gerda Henkel Foundation is one of Germany’s largest private funders of the historical humanities, and its Research Scholarships give individual scholars something that is genuinely hard to find: a salaried block of time to finish a serious piece of postdoctoral research without the distraction of teaching or administrative duties. For the funding round that decides in spring 2027, the next application deadline is 20 November 2026, with the awarding committee meeting in April 2027 and the earliest funding start in May 2027. This guide explains what the scholarship covers, who is eligible, how the application works, and how to build a proposal that stands up to a competitive review.

Germany BAföG (Bundesausbildungsförderungsgesetz) Federal Training Assistance

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Germany BAföG (Bundesausbildungsförderungsgesetz) Federal Training Assistance

BAföG is Germany’s statutory support system for people who cannot fund an eligible education from their own resources and family support. The name comes from the Bundesausbildungsförderungsgesetz, or Federal Training Assistance Act. It is not a competitive prize and it is not limited to students with exceptional grades. Where the legal conditions are met, the Act creates an individual entitlement to support for an appropriate education.

Germany Kindergeld (Child Benefit)

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Germany’s Kindergeld is a monthly child benefit administered by the Familienkasse, the family-benefits service of the Bundesagentur für Arbeit. It is an ongoing statutory benefit rather than a grant with one annual application window. Families can apply when they meet the conditions, and existing awards continue while the requirements remain satisfied. The official Familienkasse page is the authority for the current amount, eligibility rules, forms, and case-specific decisions.

The current official information confirms a payment of €259 per eligible child per month from January 2026. The increase is automatic for people who already receive Kindergeld; a new claim is needed only when a family has not yet applied or when a separate entitlement must be established. The amount is the same for the first child and later children. The page should therefore be read as a live, rolling opportunity: there is no announced closing date for the benefit itself.

Get $2,500 to $20,000 for College: The 2027-2028 APIA Scholars Scholarship Guide for Asian American and Pacific Islander Students

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Get $2,500 to $20,000 for College: The 2027-2028 APIA Scholars Scholarship Guide for Asian American and Pacific Islander Students

The APIA Scholars Scholarship is moving into its 2027-2028 cycle. APIA Scholars, the organization that runs the program, says the previous 2026-2027 application is closed and that applicants were notified on April 15, 2026. The organization has now published the next cycle’s schedule: applications open November 15, 2026, and close January 15, 2027 at 5pm EST. The official page lists scholar notification for April 15, 2027 and scholarship distribution for summer 2027.

Get £2,500 to Hire an ADOPT Project Facilitator in England: Round 11 (2026)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

ADOPT Facilitator Support Grant: Round 11 (2026) — historical reference

Round 11 is closed. Innovate UK and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) offered a fixed £2,500 grant to an eligible farming, growing, or forestry business in England. The grant paid for an external Project Facilitator to help prepare and submit an application to a Full ADOPT Grant competition. The Innovation Funding Service and the ADOPT programme timetable give the Round 11 closing date as 30 September 2026 at 11:00am UK time. This page records that completed round; it is not an application route for Round 11. The UKRI summary page currently shows a different date, 30 August 2026. The detailed IFS competition schedule and the ADOPT programme timetable both show 30 September 2026, so this historical record uses those detailed competition dates and notes that the summary is inconsistent.

Get a Fully Funded Trip to Seoul for a Youth Peace and Advocacy Workshop: UNESCO GCED Fellowship-Style Training 2026

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

This page is a historical reference. The 12th Youth Leadership Workshop on Global Citizenship Education (GCED) was held in Seoul, Republic of Korea, from 8 to 12 June 2026. The official UNESCO MGIEP event page describes the programme, while the APCEIU-hosted GCED Clearinghouse reports that the workshop successfully concluded. The application window is closed, and the verified official pages do not announce a next edition. There is no current application to submit through this listing.

Get a Funded Postdoc in Energy Science 2027: $70,000 Stipend + Research Support at Penn

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2027 Vagelos Institute Postdoctoral Fellowship at Penn

The Vagelos Institute for Energy Science and Technology (VIEST) at the University of Pennsylvania is accepting applications for its 2027 postdoctoral fellowship. This is a funded research appointment for an early-career scientist or engineer who wants to work across research labs and develop energy research with large potential to mitigate climate change. The opportunity is a better fit for an energy-focused researcher than for someone looking only for a general environmental fellowship: the official priority is large-scale energy research, and the research proposal must explain its alignment with that priority.

Get a Share of £5M for On‑Farm Trials: Full ADOPT Grant Round Eight (Grant for Farming, Growing and Forestry Businesses)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

If you want UK public support for a real farm experiment, this is the competition to understand. Full ADOPT Grant Round Eight is for practical, collaborative trials that can move from “interesting idea” to an adoption-ready solution for English agriculture, horticulture and agro-forestry. The grant is intended for businesses and farmer-led teams that can run trials in real operations and prove outcomes others can copy.

Get Free or Low-Cost Health Insurance Through Medicaid: A State-by-State Guide to Coverage, Eligibility, and Applying Fast

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Medicaid is ongoing health coverage, not a one-time grant with a national application window. Eligible people can apply through the Medicaid agency in the state where they live. The federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) sets important requirements and oversees the federal-state partnership, while each state administers its own program, determines eligibility through its systems, and delivers coverage through its own agencies and plans.

That division matters. There is no single national Medicaid income limit, benefit package, premium, application form, or approval timetable that applies to every household. The official Medicaid.gov program page is the right starting point for understanding the federal framework. The actual decision about your household is made through your state Medicaid agency, which is also the place to apply, check an application, ask about eligibility, replace a card, find a provider, or resolve a coverage question.

Get Paid $18.40 Per Hour to Build Youth Voter Power: Rock the Vote Fall 2026 Remote Civic Engagement Internship Guide

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

There are internships that teach you how to fetch coffee (now with oat milk) and internships that teach you how to move people. This one is the second kind.

Rock the Vote is one of the most recognizable names in youth civic engagement for a reason: when they run a voter education push, it doesn’t whisper. It shows up in feeds, on campuses, in group chats, and in the cultural air we all breathe during election cycles. If you care about voting access, youth turnout, civic education, or just the basic idea that people should understand how democracy works before they’re asked to participate in it, this internship puts you close to the action.

Get Paid 1,593 CHF per Month in Switzerland: CERN Short-Term Internship 2026 in Geneva for Diploma, Bachelors, and Masters Students

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

CERN’s Short-Term Internship STAG 2026 is an active paid placement in Geneva for students who want practical experience in a technical, engineering, scientific, or administrative setting. The official CERN job page lists a contract duration of 1 to 6 months, fully onsite work, and an ideal start date that is to be discussed.

The current listing closes before 1 November 2026 at 23:59 Geneva time. That is a firm cycle deadline, not an ongoing intake label. The official programme page also shows the current STAG 2026 position across a wide set of work areas, from applied physics and engineering to software, data, international relations, and support services.

Get Paid to Research in Taiwan: ITRI International Internship 2026 With Housing and NT$30,000–48,000 Monthly Stipend

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) is accepting applications for its 2026 International Internship Program. ITRI is a Taiwan-based applied research organisation whose laboratories work across engineering, computing, electronics, robotics, manufacturing, and other technology areas. This is a practical research placement: applicants apply to posted laboratory roles, then work with the team named in the position description if selected.

The official program page says summer interns should be available for at least 10 weeks between May and September. It also says that dates are flexible and are agreed case by case between the student and the department. There is no single summer closing date. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and ITRI removes positions as they are filled. That makes the correct deadline value ongoing while the official application board continues to show open roles.

Get PHP 5 Million for Industry-Academia R&D: Philippines DOST CRADLE Program

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Get PHP 5 Million for Industry-Academia R&D: Philippines DOST CRADLE Program

Status of the opportunity

This is a historical reference entry. The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) still describes CRADLE on the official Science for Change Program (S4CP) website, but the latest CRADLE call that DOST publishes in its S4CP Resources section is the call for CY 2022 funding. That call accepted submissions in 2021 and is closed. I found no newer CRADLE call or replacement deadline in the official CRADLE overview, official Resources page, or the DOST call material linked from those pages. Do not treat the date in this page’s metadata as an open deadline or submit an old call package after its window.

Get Up to $1,000 for Grassroots Social Impact: The Pollination Project Daily Grant (Rolling, Global)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

You know that moment when you’re standing in front of a very real community problem—kids who need tutoring, neighbors who can’t access fresh food, a local river that’s turning into a soup of plastic—and you can already see the solution. You’ve got the volunteers. You’ve got the plan. You might even have the first small win under your belt.

What you don’t have is the annoying little thing that makes the whole machine move: a bit of money to pay for supplies, transport, printing, permits, or the simple “we need this to happen tomorrow” costs that bigger funders love to ignore.

Get Up to $994 per Month in Texas SNAP Food Benefits: How to Qualify, Apply, and Use Your Lone Star Card

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Groceries can take a large bite out of a Texas household budget. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps eligible households buy food through monthly benefits placed on a Lone Star Card, Texas’s electronic benefit transfer card. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) administers the program.

This is a year-round benefit, not a one-time grant competition. There is no annual application window or announced cohort deadline. If your household needs help, you can apply when your circumstances meet the rules. The official Texas program page is the best place to check for notices, current instructions, and links to the application portal.

Get Up to ₪5,000,000 for Israeli Tech R&D: A Practical Guide to the Israel Innovation Authority R&D Fund

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Get Up to ₪5,000,000 for Israeli Tech R&D: A Practical Guide to the Israel Innovation Authority R&D Fund

If your Israeli company is building technology and you are trying to decide between bootstrapping, private capital, bank debt, or government support, this is the national program you need to understand first.

This is not a narrow startup-only grant. The official R&D Fund overview presents it as a broad mechanism that supports commercial companies of many sectors for R&D that leads to new or upgraded technologies. That breadth is helpful for policymakers. For operators, it creates confusion.

Get Up to €2,000 for Cultural and Academic Exchange: Lutfia Rabbani Foundation Travel Grant 2026

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Lutfia Rabbani Foundation Travel Grant is a small, purpose-driven award for people who need to travel to build professional contact and experience in the Arab World or the Netherlands. The Foundation describes the grant as support for educational exchange and mutual understanding between the Netherlands and the Arab World. Its stated fields are education, science, and culture.

The important update for this listing is the deadline: the Foundation says Travel Grant applications are welcome throughout the year and are processed on a rolling basis. There is no single annual closing date to copy into the opportunity record. The Foundation’s terms add a practical planning rule: the application must reach the Foundation three months before the proposed travel. That is a lead-time requirement, not a fixed calendar deadline. Put rolling in the deadline field and work backward from the intended departure date.

Get Up to CA$5,000 for Canadian College and University Costs: A Practical Guide to the GeniusCash Scholarship 2026

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There are two kinds of scholarships in the world: the ones that want a 40-page life story, three notarized letters, and a blood oath… and the ones that ask for something refreshingly human.

The GeniusCash Scholarship 2026 is closer to the second category. Yes, it’s competitive (CA$5,000 attracts attention the way free pizza attracts a campus crowd). But the application hinges on a short, real-world prompt about personal finance—the stuff you actually need when your OSAP drops, your rent jumps, and your textbook costs roughly the same as a used car.

Get Up to EUR 1,000,000 for Your German Tech Startup: HTGF Pre‑Seed and Seed Equity Guide

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Get Up to EUR 1,000,000 for Your German Tech Startup: HTGF Pre‑Seed and Seed Equity Guide

If your startup is technical, early stage, and based in Germany (or has a real German operating base), High‑Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) is often worth understanding before you choose your next fundraising path.

This page is intentionally practical. It helps you decide: is HTGF the right target now, or should you prepare your company more before applying?

Get Up to EUR 60,000 in Equity-Free Space Startup Funding: The ESA BIC Incubation Guide for European Founders

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

There are two kinds of “startup support” in this world. The first kind hands you a branded notebook, points at a beanbag chair, and calls it an ecosystem. The second kind makes you explain—clearly—what you’re building, why it will work in the messy real world, and how you’ll prove it without setting money on fire.

ESA Business Incubation Centres (ESA BICs) sit firmly in the second camp. And thank goodness for that, because space (and space-adjacent tech) is not a vibes-based industry. It’s a receipts industry.

Getty Conservation Guest Scholar Grant 2026: $21,500 Residency for Cultural Heritage Conservation Professionals

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Getty Conservation Guest Scholar Grant 2026: $21,500 Residency for Cultural Heritage Conservation Professionals

The Getty Conservation Institute is accepting applications for its Conservation Guest Scholars Program through October 1, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Los Angeles time. The program gives established conservation professionals a three-month residence at the Getty Conservation Institute to pursue an original research project without normal work obligations. The current grant terms provide $21,500 for the three-month residency, along with an apartment in Getty scholar housing, a workstation at the Conservation Institute, research assistance, a travel stipend, and an available healthcare option.

Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS)

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Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme: 2026 STORM Campaign Archive

The Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) is the country’s public health insurance system, administered by the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA). It is designed to reduce the amount people must pay directly when they need covered healthcare and to connect members with accredited providers. The scheme also remains important when a patient needs care beyond the primary level, including a referral to a district, regional, or teaching hospital.

Ghana Presidential West African Scholarship Initiative 2026–2027: Applications Closed

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Ghana Presidential West African Scholarship Initiative 2026–2027: Applications Closed

The Ghana Scholarships Authority (GSA) published the Presidential West African Scholarship Initiative (PWASI) call for the 2026/2027 academic year on June 3, 2026. That application cycle is now closed: the notice required national nominating agencies to email the National Endorsement Form by August 30, 2026. The official notice does not give a separate student-facing deadline, but its agency nomination milestone has passed. The current GSA opportunity listings show no later PWASI round or replacement application date. This page is a historical reference to the completed call, not an invitation to submit a late application.

Ghana Skills Development Fund (GSDF): Last Published Call and Current Status

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Status first: this is now a historical reference

An earlier version of this page described a scheme called “Ghana TVET Manufacturing Grants,” offering GHS 9.5 million to each technical university. We could not find that programme in any CTVET, Ministry of Education, or World Bank publication. The amount and the “per technical university” framing were not supported by an official document, and the link pointed at a generic country landing page that never described such a grant.

GIST Global Intern Program 2026 in South Korea: Research Internship (Historical Reference)

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GIST Global Intern Program 2026 in South Korea: Research Internship (Historical Reference)

The Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) Global Intern Program (GIP) offered an eight-week research and Korean culture experience in South Korea during the 2026 cycle. It is now a historical reference because the application window is closed. GIST’s official 2026 notice gave an online application period from February 2, 2026, through February 27, 2026, and the program dates as June 24, 2026, through August 20, 2026. The application deadline has passed, and the official notice does not announce a later cycle or a new application window.

GITA Startup Matching Grants (Historical Reference)

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GITA Startup Matching Grants (Historical Reference)

The Startup Matching Grants call represented here, official ID ST_14, was run by Georgia’s Innovation and Technology Agency (GITA) and is closed. This page is a historical reference, not a current application notice. GITA’s official Grants Portal record gives the proposal deadline as 2025-06-17 at 23:59. I checked both the ST_14 call record and the portal’s Startup Matching Grants listing: ST_14 is the newest listed proposal round, preceded by its business-idea evaluation call STI_5 and older rounds. The portal does not list a later Startup Matching Grants call or an open application window. A general “Matching Grants” navigation item on the portal is a programme link, not evidence that applications are open. The retained deadline is the actual close date for ST_14, not an invitation to submit now. If GITA announces another round, use that new official listing to check its deadline, budget, eligibility rules, and application requirements.

GitHub for Startups: $10,000 in Flexible Platform Credits

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GitHub for Startups: $10,000 in Flexible Platform Credits

GitHub for Startups is a current GitHub program for early-stage companies that want to build their engineering operation on GitHub. The official program page describes an offer of $10,000 in flexible GitHub credits. Eligible startups can use the credits across the GitHub Enterprise platform and eligible add-ons, including GitHub Copilot, GitHub Advanced Security, Actions, and other metered products. The credits can remain available for up to 12 months, unless the balance is used first.

GitLab for Startups: Free Ultimate for Pre-Seed and Seed Teams, Discounts for Series A/B

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

GitLab for Startups is a rolling software benefit for qualifying, externally funded startups. The official program page currently describes two routes. A pre-seed or seed startup with up to $5 million in external funding can receive a free GitLab Ultimate license for one year, covering up to 20 seats. A Series A or Series B startup with up to $20 million in external funding can receive 50% off any tier in the first year and 25% off any tier in the second year, also for up to 20 users.

GIZ Internships: How to Find Paid Praktikum Openings on the GIZ Job Portal

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

This page used to point at one specific GIZ vacancy: an internship supporting German global health policy work for the Global Health Hub Germany, commissioned by the Federal Ministry of Health, advertised at a gross monthly stipend of EUR 2,349. That ad is gone. The GIZ careers server now answers requests for it with HTTP 410 Gone, which is the deliberate way a web server says “this existed, it has been withdrawn, and it is not coming back at this address.” The older application form for the same ad answers 403. There is no redirect to a successor posting, because GIZ does not maintain one.

GIZ SAVax Innovation Challenge 2026: €75,000 Grants for South African Women’s Health Solutions

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GIZ SAVax Innovation Challenge 2026: €75,000 Grants for South African Women’s Health Solutions

The GIZ SAVax Innovation Challenge is an open 2026 funding call for South African teams working on practical solutions in women’s health. The challenge has two streams: biotechnologies, focused on diagnostic screening solutions, and pharmaceuticals, focused on pharmaceutical products or drug-delivery solutions. One winner will be selected in each stream, and each successful applicant will receive a €75,000 grant.

GLF Photography Awards 2026 Results: Winners and Exhibition Details

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) Photography Awards 2026 are now a completed photography competition, not an open call for entries. GLF published its results on 28 April 2026, announcing three winners chosen from 35 shortlisted photographs and nearly 600 submissions. The official results article is the current source for this opportunity and replaces the earlier application page as the useful destination for readers.

There is no active 2026 application deadline listed in the results announcement. No new photographs are being requested through this page, and the former Typeform submission link should not be treated as an open application route. The practical value of this listing is now archival: it records the winning work, explains the exhibition plans, and points readers to GLF’s official announcement.

GLF Restoration Stewards Program 2027: Historical Reference for Young Land and Sea Restoration Leaders

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GLF Restoration Stewards Program 2027: Historical Reference for Young Land and Sea Restoration Leaders

The 2027 Restoration Stewards application cycle is closed. The official Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) call page says “Applications are currently closed” and records the final application deadline as Friday, 31 July 2026 at 23:59 CEST (UTC+2). This entry is therefore a historical reference to the 2027 cycle, not an invitation to submit a late application. The official material reviewed does not announce a next cycle or a replacement deadline, so no future date is supplied here.

Global Citizen Waislitz Awards 2026: $100,000 Global Citizen Prizes for Poverty-Fighting Work (Historical Reference)

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Global Citizen Waislitz Awards 2026: $100,000 Global Citizen Prizes for Poverty-Fighting Work (Historical Reference)

The 2026 Global Citizen Waislitz Awards are a closed award cycle. Global Citizen’s official awards page gives the application closing date as June 14, 2026, and the official FAQ says submissions closed at 5:00 PM PST that day. The page remains useful for understanding the completed round, its eligibility rules, evaluation criteria, award structure, and the evidence applicants were expected to present. It does not announce a later Waislitz Awards cycle, so this entry is a historical reference rather than an invitation to apply.

Global Health Corps Leadership Accelerators 2026-2027: Tuition-Free Public Health Leadership Fellowship (U.S. & Africa)

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Global Health Corps Leadership Accelerators 2026-2027: Tuition-Free Public Health Leadership Fellowship (U.S. & Africa)

Global Health Corps (GHC) runs two Leadership Accelerators for public health professionals: one serving the United States and one serving Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, and Zambia. The programs are designed for people who are already doing health-related work and want structured leadership development without leaving their jobs. They are not the older placement fellowship that matched fellows with a host organization and provided a living stipend.

Global Innovation Fund Grants and Risk Capital: Funding Up to $15 Million for High-Impact Social Innovation

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Global Innovation Fund (GIF) is an impact-first fund for innovations that can improve the lives of people living in poverty in developing countries. It has used grants, loans, convertible debt, and equity to help organisations test an idea, build evidence, improve delivery, and reach a much larger population. The official funding page now records a closed application window, so this entry is a historical reference rather than an open grant listing.

Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance: Accelerator for Climate Finance Instruments in Emerging Markets (2027 Cycle)

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Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance: Accelerator for Climate Finance Instruments in Emerging Markets (2027 Cycle)

Current status

The Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance has opened its 2027 Call for Ideas. The call page is live and accepts preliminary applications. The published deadline is October 18, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. This is the first application stage; it is not a rolling program. Incomplete or late preliminary submissions will not be considered. Check the official call page and its submission form before applying in case the Lab posts an update.

Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) 2026: Fully Funded Undergraduate and Graduate Study in South Korea

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Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) 2026: Fully Funded Undergraduate and Graduate Study in South Korea

The 2026 Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) cycle is closed. This page is now a historical reference for the government-funded program administered by the National Institute for International Education (NIIED), an agency of the Republic of Korea’s Ministry of Education. NIIED’s official Study in Korea site published separate 2026 calls for undergraduate degrees (GKS-U) and graduate degrees (GKS-G), followed by selection-result notices. The official notice board reviewed for this update contains the 2026 materials and results; it does not announce a 2027 call. Do not treat this page as an open application.

Global Minority Rights Summer School 2026 in Hungary: Historical Scholarship and Program Guide

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The Global Minority Rights Summer School 2026 was a six-day, in-person program in Budapest, Hungary, focused on Self-determination and Minority Rights. The application round is closed: the official call set the deadline at Monday, March 9, 2026, 09:00 CET, and the summer school took place from July 5 to 10, 2026. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open scholarship listing. The Tom Lantos Institute’s official project page does not announce a next round, so this guide does not invent a future deadline or present the old application form as available.

Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA) 2026-2027: Compete for a US$100,000 Prize Pool and Global Mentorship from the Entrepreneurs' Organization

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Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA) 2026-2027: Compete for a US$100,000 Prize Pool and Global Mentorship from the Entrepreneurs’ Organization

The Global Student Entrepreneur Awards, known simply as GSEA, is the Entrepreneurs’ Organization’s competition for university and college students who own and operate a business while attending school. Run by EO since 1998, it supports student founders through mentorship, recognition, business feedback, and connections with established entrepreneurs. The official application page currently identifies the active competition season as 2026-2027. For a student who is already running a real business, GSEA is a chance to be judged on that work by experienced entrepreneurs, compete for cash at the Global Finals, and meet other student founders.

Global Teen Climate Leadership Fellowship 2026: Get Mentorship and a Fully Funded London Summit Through Three Dot Dash

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Historical reference: Three Dot Dash Global Teen Leaders 2026

The We Are Family Foundation’s 2026 Three Dot Dash Global Teen Leaders application has ended. WAFF’s current opportunities page says that applications are closed and that the deadline has passed. It does not announce a replacement cycle, so this page is an archive of the 2026 opportunity rather than an open call. The date retained in the metadata is the published 2026 deadline: March 19, 2026.

Global Vision Assembly 2026 in Portugal: Historical Reference for the Fully Funded Conference

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Global Vision Assembly 2026 in Portugal: Historical Reference for the Fully Funded Conference

This page is now a historical reference for the Global Vision Assembly 2026, an international youth policy and leadership conference organized by the Nexus Public Policy Institute. The 2026 event was scheduled for Porto, Portugal, from June 25–28, 2026. Nexus announced a final application deadline of May 15, 2026 after extending the earlier closing date. That deadline has passed, the event dates have passed, and the official event page does not announce a later cycle. Readers should not treat this page as an open application call.

Global Young Academy Membership 2027: Five-Year International Science Leadership Opportunity for Early-Career Scholars

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Global Young Academy Membership 2027: Five-Year International Science Leadership Opportunity for Early-Career Scholars

The Global Young Academy (GYA) is accepting applications for its 2027 cohort of members. This is a selective international membership opportunity for early- to mid-career scholars and research-based professionals who have built an independent body of work and want to contribute to science policy, education, public engagement, or international collaboration. Applications must be submitted by 15 September 2026 at 18:00 UTC.

Go Back to College Free in Tennessee: A Complete Guide to the TN Reconnect Tuition Benefit for Adults

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Tennessee Reconnect is a state grant for adults who want to earn a certificate, technical diploma, or associate degree without taking on tuition and mandatory-fee costs that other gift aid does not cover. The official program site describes it as a last-dollar grant: Pell Grants, the Tennessee Student Assistance Award (TSAA), and lottery-funded aid are applied first, then Reconnect can cover the remaining eligible tuition and mandatory fees.

This is an active program. The current official application page directs applicants to create an account in the Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation (TSAC) portal, select Tennessee Reconnect under “Apply for Scholarships,” complete the grant application, and save the resulting Reconnect Success Plan. You must also apply to an eligible college or technical institution, file the FAFSA, submit prior transcripts, and enroll in an eligible program. A college’s admissions and financial aid offices remain the final source for institution-specific enrollment, document, and registration instructions.

Goethe-Institut Heritage Narrative Grants (Historical Reference)

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Goethe-Institut Heritage Narrative Grants (Historical Reference)

Status of the 2026 organisation call

The Goethe-Institut’s Grants for Co-Creation of New Heritage Narratives call for heritage organisations is closed. The first published application deadline was 13 February 2026. Goethe-Institut later says that it reopened the grant call to broaden representation across the six participating countries; on 3 July 2026 it announced 11 additional selected organisations from Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. The official announcement does not give the reopening’s application deadline or a separate set of application instructions. This page preserves the first published call and records the later selection without guessing those missing details. The date in the deadline field is the documented deadline of the first round, not an indication that applications remain open.

Goethe-Institut Visual Arts Project Fund 2027: Up to €25,000 for International Art Collaborations

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Goethe-Institut Visual Arts Project Fund 2027: Up to €25,000 for International Art Collaborations

The Goethe-Institut Visual Arts Project Fund supports collaborative artistic and curatorial projects that connect cultural professionals in Germany with partners in at least one other country. For the 2027 funding round, the institute says its digital application portal opens on 1 October 2026 and closes at 12:00 noon Central European Time on 22 October 2026. The maximum grant is €25,000. This is a project contribution, not a personal award or a promise to cover every cost: applications must show at least 10% of the requested funding from the partners themselves or from other funders, unless they explain why that contribution is unavailable.

Golden State Summer Internship 2026: Closed Application Status and Future-Cycle Guide

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Golden State Summer Internship 2026: Closed Application Status and Future-Cycle Guide

The Golden State Summer Internship 2026 application is closed. The official job page previously associated with this opportunity no longer opens an internship application. It now redirects to the general Golden State jobs board with an error=true parameter. That board contains other Golden State openings, but it does not list a summer internship. There is no confirmed replacement posting, new deadline, current pay rate, or announced future cycle to apply for from this page.

Google Academic Research Awards 2026: Up to $100,000 as an Unrestricted Gift to Your University for Early Fault-Tolerant Quantum Algorithms or Quantum Computing Security — Proposals Close 7 August 2026

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Google Academic Research Awards 2026: Up to $100,000 as an Unrestricted Gift to Your University for Early Fault-Tolerant Quantum Algorithms or Quantum Computing Security — Proposals Close 7 August 2026

Google Research runs open calls for proposals under the Google Academic Research Awards (GARA) programme, and the 2026 cycle is unusually focused. Instead of spreading across a dozen computing themes, Google has published exactly two global requests for proposals this round, and both sit inside quantum computing: Early Fault-Tolerant Quantum Algorithms & Applications, and Quantum Computing Security. Each award is worth up to $100,000, delivered as an unrestricted gift to the applicant’s university or degree-granting research institution. Applications opened on 26 June 2026 and close on 7 August 2026 at 11:59:59pm AoE (UTC-12), with decisions announced by 30 October 2026.

Google Carbon Removal and Superpollutant R&D Awards 2026: Up to $450,000 for Climate Research

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Google Carbon Removal and Superpollutant R&D Awards 2026: Up to $450,000 for Climate Research

Google Research is accepting applications for its 2026 Carbon Removal and Superpollutant Elimination R&D Awards, an open research funding call for projects that can improve the science, measurement, scale, or practical deployment of climate mitigation strategies. The call covers both carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and the abatement of superpollutants such as methane, nitrous oxide, ozone-depleting substances, and fluorinated gases.

Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate: Current Enrollment, Cost, and Career Path

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The Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate is currently available through self-paced enrollment on Coursera. It is not a dated scholarship round or a cohort with one final application day. Google’s official Data Analytics Certificate page describes the program as online learning that can be started right away, and the official Coursera page presents it as an eight-course series with flexible scheduling. For that reason, the deadline for this opportunity is ongoing: learners can review the enrollment options and start when the program is available in their country.

Google Data Center Community AI Fellowship 2026: A Fully Funded Program With a $1,000 Community Stipend, AI Training, and Google Mentorship for Local Changemakers

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Google Data Center Community AI Fellowship 2026: A Fully Funded Program With a $1,000 Community Stipend, AI Training, and Google Mentorship for Local Changemakers

The 2026 Google Data Center Community AI Fellowship is a fully funded venture and leadership program for impact-driven entrepreneurs and community leaders using technology or artificial intelligence to address local challenges. Watson Institute runs the fellowship in partnership with Google. The program combines entrepreneurship training, AI skills development, practitioner mentorship, financial tools, a peer network, and a required community workshop called a Basecamp.

Google DeepMind Accelerator: AI for the Planet (APAC) 2026: A Three-Month, Equity-Free Program With Google Cloud Credits, Free Cloud TPUs, and DeepMind Mentorship for Asia Pacific Climate and Nature Startups

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Google DeepMind Accelerator: AI for the Planet (APAC) 2026: A Three-Month, Equity-Free Program With Google Cloud Credits, Free Cloud TPUs, and DeepMind Mentorship for Asia Pacific Climate and Nature Startups

This is a historical reference for the Google DeepMind Accelerator: AI for the Planet (APAC) 2026 cycle. Google DeepMind’s official program page lists an application deadline of July 26, 2026, followed by a September bootcamp, virtual support through December, and a December Demo Day. That application deadline has passed, and the official page does not announce a next cycle. Do not read this archived entry as confirmation that applications are currently open.

Google for Startups Accelerator: South Africa 2026: Up to R1 Million in Equity-Free Funding, Gemini and Cloud Access, and Three Months of Google Engineering Mentorship for Growth-Stage AI Startups

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Google for Startups Accelerator: South Africa 2026: Up to R1 Million in Equity-Free Funding, Gemini and Cloud Access, and Three Months of Google Engineering Mentorship for Growth-Stage AI Startups

Most accelerator offers in South Africa come with a catch: a slice of your cap table, a mandatory relocation, or a curriculum built for people who have not yet found a customer. The 2026 edition of Google for Startups Accelerator: South Africa is structured differently. It is aimed at companies that already have paying customers and a working product, it runs in a hybrid format so founders keep operating their businesses, and the money it hands over — up to R1 million per startup — is non-dilutive. Google takes no equity and charges no fee.

Google for Startups Black Founders Fund

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Google for Startups Black Founders Fund

Status: historical reference

Google’s current Founders Funds page lists the Black Founders Fund editions as past funds. The dedicated U.S. page describes what recipients received and showcases alumni, but it does not publish an open application, a new cohort, or a new deadline. The official interest form also says that registration is closed and that the form was only a notification list, not a substitute for an application.

Google for Startups Cloud Program: Up to $350,000 in Cloud Credits for Eligible AI Startups

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Google for Startups Cloud Program: Up to $350,000 in Cloud Credits for Eligible AI Startups

The Google for Startups Cloud Program is an active Google Cloud program with several entry points for early-stage companies. Google is currently directing applicants to an online application, and its program pages describe applications as reviewed against the requirements for the tier that best matches the startup’s stage. There is no published annual closing date on the official program pages, so this opportunity is best treated as rolling: a startup can apply when it is ready and when its facts fit one of the available tracks.

Google Summer of Code 2026: Closed Contributor Applications and $750 to $6,600 Stipends

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Google Summer of Code 2026: Closed Contributor Applications and $750 to $6,600 Stipends

Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2026 is no longer accepting contributor applications. The official contributor application window opened on March 16, 2026 and closed at 18:00 UTC on March 31, 2026. Google has already announced the accepted 2026 projects, so this page is a historical reference rather than a live application opportunity. There is no verified 2027 application schedule on the official program pages checked for this update.

Google.org Impact Challenge: AI for Science — $500,000 to $3 Million Grants

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Historical reference: this application round is closed. Google.org’s Impact Challenge: AI for Science accepted applications until 1 May 2026. The official page remains useful for understanding the fund’s scope and selection criteria, but it does not publish a later deadline or an open application window. Do not treat this page as an invitation to apply now.

This was a specific themed round, not an undated promise of an annual grant. Google.org described it as a $30 million global open call for scientific projects that use artificial intelligence to accelerate discovery. The programme targeted work at the intersection of AI and science, with particular attention to health and life sciences, climate resilience, and environmental science. The published page also says that selected organisations could opt into a Google.org Accelerator with six months of pro bono technical support from Google experts and access to Google Cloud credits.

GovAI DC Winter Fellowship 2027: A $21,000 Three-Month, In-Person Research Program in Washington for Emerging AI Governance and Policy Talent

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GovAI DC Winter Fellowship 2027: A $21,000 Three-Month, In-Person Research Program in Washington for Emerging AI Governance and Policy Talent

The DC Winter Fellowship 2027 is now a historical reference. The Centre for the Governance of AI (GovAI) says on the official program page that applications for the DC Fellowship are closed. The page does not announce a replacement cycle or a new application deadline. The archive metadata retains the closed cycle’s original deadline, while this page makes clear that readers cannot apply to that round now.

GovAI UK Winter Fellowship 2027 Applied Track: £12,000 Salary for AI Governance Work

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GovAI UK Winter Fellowship 2027 Applied Track: £12,000 Salary for AI Governance Work

This page is a historical reference for GovAI’s UK Winter Fellowship 2027, Applied Track. The Centre for the Governance of AI (GovAI) published the programme page for a three-month placement in London, then closed applications. GovAI’s opportunities index now says that there are no upcoming opportunities, so this page should not be read as an open call or as an invitation to submit a late application.

Govern For America League of Innovators 2027

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Govern For America League of Innovators 2027

Govern For America’s current fellowship page resolves to its League of Innovators, a talent and professional-development model connecting emerging professionals with government work and a cross-jurisdictional learning network. Participants hold paid roles with government partners while receiving coaching, training, and peer support. The live cycle controls participating jurisdictions, hiring process, salary, benefits, eligibility, placement length, and application dates.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application, employment terms, and fellowship agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

Government Benefits

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Government benefits can support food, health care, housing, utilities, childcare, education, disability, unemployment, taxes, transportation, veterans, seniors, and families. These programs are often legitimate lifelines, but they can be hard to understand because rules vary by agency, state, county, household, and year.

The safest approach is to use directories for discovery and official agencies for decisions. A summary can help you find the right program, but only the official source can tell you the current income limits, application documents, processing steps, appeal rights, renewal timing, and local contact path. If a program name is similar across states, do not assume the rules are identical.

Government of Ireland International Education Scholarships 2026: Historical Guide to the Closed Call

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Government of Ireland International Education Scholarships 2026: Historical Reference

The earlier version of this page described a roundup of 50 scholarships, grants, fellowships, prizes, and other programmes as if they were one live opportunity. That was not a reliable description of the verified source. The official page is the Higher Education Authority’s Government of Ireland International Education Scholarships (GOI-IES) page, and the facts below apply to that programme only.

The 2026 call is closed. Its application deadline was 5pm Irish time on 12 March 2026, and the Higher Education Authority (HEA) says applications are not accepted after the deadline. The official page also identifies the call as closed and provides the 2026 call documents, rather than announcing a new application window. This entry is therefore a historical reference for the 2026/27 cycle. It is not a promise that applications are open now, and it does not invent a future deadline.

Graduate Scholarships

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Graduate funding can come from scholarships, fellowships, assistantships, research grants, employer programs, government awards, foundations, and university funds. The search is more complex than undergraduate aid because awards may be tied to a degree level, department, supervisor, research topic, professional license, host country, or service commitment.

Start by identifying the funding role. A tuition scholarship may simply reduce school cost. A fellowship may pay a stipend and expect research, leadership, public service, or cohort participation. A training grant may require a specific lab, program, or mentor. A professional degree scholarship may emphasize career goals, underserved communities, public interest, or field-specific need.

Granada Foundation Grants, November 2026 Round: £500–£10,000 for Arts and Science Projects in the North West and High Peak, With Invited Applications Due 1 October 2026

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Granada Foundation Grants, November 2026 Round: £500–£10,000 for Arts and Science Projects in the North West and High Peak, With Invited Applications Due 1 October 2026

The Granada Foundation is one of the quieter but more dependable funders of cultural and scientific life in the North West of England. It has awarded more than £6.8 million since 1965, made 50 grants over the last year, and reports an average applicant success rate of 51 percent — a figure that would be remarkable at almost any other trust. The catch, and it is an important one, is that the Foundation is tightly geographically bounded, funds organisations rather than individuals, and never acts as a project’s only external funder.

Grand Challenges Canada: Nexa Climate and Health Innovation Funding (2026)

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Grand Challenges Canada: Nexa Climate and Health Innovation Funding (2026)

Grand Challenges Canada’s live 2026 funding opportunity is Nexa, a climate-and-health competition for innovations that are ready to move beyond proof of concept and into wider implementation. The opportunity is co-led by Grand Challenges Canada and the Science for Africa Foundation with a wider group of partners. It focuses on practical solutions that help local health actors respond to climate-driven health risks in Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

Grand Challenges Grants 2026: Three Open Gates Foundation RFPs and How to Apply

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If you have a bold idea that could change how the world tackles disease, malnutrition, or poverty, this is one of the few funding programs that truly wants to hear from you.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s Grand Challenges grants are built for big swings, not tiny tweaks. They back early-stage, high-risk concepts that most traditional funders would nervously sidestep.

One thing to understand before you start writing: Grand Challenges is not a single annual competition with one deadline. It is a rolling series of requests for proposals (RFPs). Individual challenges open and close on their own schedules, each with its own topic, eligibility rules, award ceiling, grant term, and closing date. There is no universal “Grand Challenges application.” You apply to one named RFP, on that RFP’s terms.

Grants

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Grants can support research, business development, community projects, climate work, education, arts, health, public services, and nonprofit programs. The hard part is not only finding them. The harder part is quickly deciding whether a grant is real, current, relevant, and worth the application time. This page is built as a practical starting point for that decision.

Start by separating grants by intent. A research grant usually expects a project plan, investigator background, methods, budget justification, and review criteria. A startup or business grant often focuses on market need, traction, job creation, innovation, or local economic impact. A nonprofit grant may care about mission fit, community outcomes, governance, reporting, and whether the organization can responsibly administer funds. Student or education grants can be tied to enrollment status, financial need, state residency, institution type, or field of study.

Grants for AI in Education 2026: Win Part of $400,000 from the Stanford Create+AI Challenge

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Grants for AI in Education 2026: Win Part of $400,000 from the Stanford Create+AI Challenge

The Stanford Accelerator for Learning and Google.org’s Create+AI Challenge was a closed 2026 challenge grant for projects that use artificial intelligence to advance learning, augment teaching, and expand opportunity. The program’s central question was how AI could expand human potential rather than simply automate existing education work. Stanford’s current official page presents the challenge as closed and lists the awardees, so this page is a historical reference rather than an open application listing. No next cycle is announced on the current program page.

Gratitude Network Fellowship 2026: Eligibility, Tuition, and Historical Application Guide

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Gratitude Network Fellowship 2026: Eligibility, Tuition, and Historical Application Guide

The Gratitude Network Fellowship is a highly selective, 13-month leadership program for nonprofit leaders whose organizations serve children and youth. The official application page currently says that applications for the 2026 Fellowship are closed. No 2027 application window or deadline is announced on the official Fellowship or application pages, so this page is a historical reference for the 2026 cycle, not an invitation to submit a late application.

Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order 2027: $100,000 Prize (Historical Reference)

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Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order 2027: $100,000 Prize (Historical Reference)

The 2027 Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving World Order is a closed award cycle. The University of Louisville’s official page says that nominations were due January 30, 2026, and that supporting materials were due February 27, 2026. No later cycle is announced on the official program page, so this page is kept as a historical reference rather than presented as an open opportunity.

Green Climate Fund Internship 2026 in Korea: Historical Reference

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Green Climate Fund Internship 2026 in Korea: Historical Reference

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) 2026 internship cycle is closed. This page is a historical reference for applicants researching the completed intake; it is not evidence that applications are still being accepted. The closed-cycle deadline retained in the front matter is 2026-01-03, the date attached to the 2026 vacancy record. The official GCF careers portal now leads to its general internships filter, and the official programme page does not announce a replacement cohort or a new application deadline.

Green Climate Fund Internship Programme 2026 in South Korea: Historical Reference

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Green Climate Fund Internship Programme 2026 in South Korea: Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not an open application. The Green Climate Fund (GCF) internship programme places students and recent graduates at the Fund’s headquarters in Songdo, Incheon, Republic of Korea. The official programme page says the internship normally lasts six months, may be extended for another six months after a performance review, and requires interns to work at GCF headquarters.

Green Climate Fund Readiness and Preparatory Support: Up to USD 7 Million for Country Readiness

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Green Climate Fund Readiness and Preparatory Support: Up to USD 7 Million for Country Readiness

The Green Climate Fund (GCF) Readiness and Preparatory Support Programme pays for the institutional work that allows climate finance to be planned, accessed, managed, and delivered well. It is not a general-purpose infrastructure grant. Its purpose is to strengthen the systems behind climate action: national coordination, climate planning, investment pipelines, fiduciary arrangements, proposal development, monitoring, and the capacity of Direct Access Entities (DAEs).

Green ERA-Hub Biomass Production and Utilisation: 2026 Full Proposal (Closed Historical Reference)

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This page is a historical reference, not an open grant listing. The official UKRI opportunity page marks the Green ERA-Hub: biomass production and utilisation full proposal opportunity Closed. The retained deadline, 25 March 2026, is the real closing date for the completed cycle. It is kept in the metadata because an archive entry should preserve the facts of the round it describes; historicalReference = true tells the site not to present that past date as a live application window.

Green Heat Network Fund Round 12 2026: Capital Grants for Low-Carbon Heat Networks in England and Wales

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Green Heat Network Fund Round 12 2026: Capital Grants for Low-Carbon Heat Networks in England and Wales

The Green Heat Network Fund (GHNF) Round 12 is an open UK Government capital-grant opportunity for organisations developing low-carbon heat networks in England and Wales. The current round closes at 11:59pm on Friday 25 September 2026. It is aimed at substantial infrastructure projects rather than household improvements: applicants may seek support for the commercialisation and construction of new heat networks, or for the retrofit and expansion of existing networks.

Green Talents Award: The BMBF International Forum for High Potentials in Sustainable Development

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Green Talents Award: The BMBF International Forum for High Potentials in Sustainable Development

The Green Talents Award is one of the best-known international honors for young researchers working on sustainability. Since 2009 it has been organized by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) under the full name “Green Talents — International Forum for High Potentials in Sustainable Development.” Rather than handing out a cash prize, the program gives selected early-career scientists something arguably more valuable: direct, funded access to Germany’s sustainability research community, a structured Science Forum, individual meetings with leading experts, and the option of a fully funded research stay of up to three months at a German institution.

Greens/EFA Green Digital Fellowship Programme 2026–2027: Five Online Workshops, Two Fully Covered Brussels Trainings, and a Route Into European Parliament Campaigns for 15 Young Digital Storytellers

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Greens/EFA Green Digital Fellowship Programme 2026–2027: Five Online Workshops, Two Fully Covered Brussels Trainings, and a Route Into European Parliament Campaigns for 15 Young Digital Storytellers

The Greens/EFA group in the European Parliament published a call on 17 July 2026 for its Green Digital Fellowship Programme 2026–2027. Fifteen students or young professionals based in the EU will spend nine months — September 2026 through May 2027 — learning digital communication from campaigners, digital strategists, journalists, content creators, and communications professionals who work on European political campaigns for a living.

GRIPS Summer Research Internship 2026 in China: Funded Research Program (Closed)

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The Global Research Immersion Program for Young Scientists (GRIPS) is a funded summer research program jointly presented by Zhejiang University and three partner universities in China. The official 2026 pages describe an in-person research experience at Zhejiang University (ZJU), University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), Fudan University, and Nanjing University. The program was intended to attract around 100 undergraduate and graduate students for a five- to six-week research and cultural experience.

Growing Roots Grant 2026 (Closed): Up to $10,000 for Youth-Led Climate Justice

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Growing Roots Grant 2026 (Closed): Up to $10,000 for Youth-Led Climate Justice

The Growing Roots Grant 2026 was a Roots micro-grant for youth-led climate justice work. The official Roots program page now says that applications are closed, so this page is a historical reference to the completed cycle rather than an invitation to apply. The recorded closing date was February 28, 2026. Roots’ page does not announce a new round or a replacement deadline, so readers should not treat this entry as a live listing.

GROWMARK Foundation Scholarship Program 2026: Historical Reference ($2,000, 55 Awards)

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GROWMARK Foundation Scholarship Program 2026: Historical Reference ($2,000, 55 Awards)

Status of the 2026 cycle

The 2026 GROWMARK Foundation Scholarship application is closed. The current official GROWMARK scholarships page says that plainly and does not announce a next application or give a new opening date. This page is therefore a historical reference for the completed 2026 cycle, not a live application listing. Do not spend time trying to submit a new 2026 application through the old portal.

Growth Catalyst: Investor Partnerships Round Two (2026) — Historical Reference

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The Growth Catalyst: Investor Partnerships Round Two competition was a closed Innovate UK funding round for UK-registered small and medium-sized businesses. It combined an Innovate UK grant with aligned private investment led or catalysed by an approved investor partner. The official UKRI opportunity page and the linked Innovation Funding Service listing now identify the competition as closed. No later round is announced on those official pages, so this entry is a historical reference rather than a live route to application.

Growth Cohorts: Next generation low carbon concrete cohort entry

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Growth Cohorts: Next generation low carbon concrete cohort entry

This is a historical reference for the first-stage entry competition run by Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The official UKRI page now marks the opportunity Closed. The round opened on 20 April 2026 and closed on 8 July 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The deadline remains in the front matter because it is the real date for the archived cycle; it must not be read as an active deadline.

Gruber Foundation Fellowship in Astrophysics 2027

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Gruber Foundation Fellowship in Astrophysics 2027

The Gruber Foundation Fellowship in Astrophysics is an annual programme supported by The Gruber Foundation and administered by the International Astronomical Union (IAU). It is intended for promising early-career astronomers working in any area of astrophysics, including theoretical, observational, and experimental research. The IAU’s 2026 announcement says that the next call is expected to open in September 2026 and that complete submissions will be due on 22 March 2027.

Gruber International Prizes 2027: Three Unrestricted $500,000 Awards in Cosmology, Genetics, and Neuroscience — Nominations Close 15 December 2026

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Gruber International Prizes 2027: Three Unrestricted $500,000 Awards in Cosmology, Genetics, and Neuroscience — Nominations Close 15 December 2026

There are not many science prizes where the money arrives with no strings attached at all. The Gruber International Prizes are three of them. Each of the Foundation’s prizes — Cosmology, Genetics, and Neuroscience — carries an unrestricted cash award of $500,000, along with a gold medal and a citation. Unrestricted means what it says: the recipient decides whether the money goes into a lab, a sabbatical, a student’s salary, a mortgage, or a charity. There is no budget to submit and no report to file.

GSK IMPACT Awards 2027: £40,000–£50,000 in Unrestricted Funding Plus £13,500 of Leadership Training for Small UK Health Charities

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GSK IMPACT Awards 2027: £40,000–£50,000 in Unrestricted Funding Plus £13,500 of Leadership Training for Small UK Health Charities

For a small charity that improves people’s health in a specific community, the hardest money to find is money with no strings attached — funding you can spend on core costs, on keeping the lights on, on paying a coordinator, or on the quiet work that grant funders rarely want to cover. The GSK IMPACT Awards exist precisely to reward that kind of organisation. Run by The King’s Fund in partnership with the pharmaceutical company GSK, the awards recognise charities that are already doing excellent, well-run work to improve health and wellbeing in the United Kingdom, and they back that recognition with unrestricted cash, hands-on leadership development, and entry into a long-standing network of award-winning peers.

GSK Scholarships for Future Health Leaders 2026–2027: Historical Reference

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GSK Scholarships for Future Health Leaders 2026–2027: Historical Reference

The GSK Scholarships for Future Health Leaders supported the training of public health and global health leaders at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM). The official LSHTM advert was for the 2026–27 academic year and offered three scholarships for applicants intending to study a one-year, full-time, London-based, face-to-face MSc programme.

This is now a historical reference, not an open application listing. LSHTM’s current Masters funding table marks the 2026–27 GSK scholarship Closed, and the dedicated advert says that the scholarships portal would not accept applications after 16:00 (GMT) on 4 March 2026. The official pages checked for this update do not announce a later GSK cycle or a replacement deadline. Do not use the archived date as a new submission date, and do not assume that a future round will copy these rules.

Guatemala Fonacyt ProCienciaGT 2026 (Convocatoria 04-2026): Up to GTQ 1,000,000 for Scientific Research Projects

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The official source identifies this opportunity as ProCienciaGT, Convocatoria 04-2026, a scientific-research call of Guatemala’s Fondo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (Fonacyt). The call was published by the Secretaría Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (Senacyt) for the national science and technology system. Its funds are competitive and non-repayable. The application window opened on 22 June 2026 and closed on 31 July 2026 at 23:59 Guatemala time.

This page is now a historical reference. The deadline has passed, and the official Senacyt open- and closed-call listings checked for this update do not announce a later ProCienciaGT cycle. Do not rely on this entry as evidence that submissions are currently being accepted. It remains useful for planning because it records the published 04-2026 lines, eligibility rules, budget restrictions and application documents; confirm any future round against a new official Senacyt notice before preparing a submission.

Guggenheim Fellowship 2026: Mid-Career Grants for Artists, Scholars, and Scientists — Applications Closed

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Guggenheim Fellowship 2026: Mid-Career Grants for Artists, Scholars, and Scientists — Applications Closed

The 2027 United States and Canada Guggenheim Fellowship deadline has not been announced in the official Foundation material verified for this page. The latest official application guide available for this competition is the U.S. & Canada 2026 Competition guide. It records a final application deadline of Tuesday, September 16, 2025, at 11:59 pm EDT, and the 2026 application cycle is closed. This entry is therefore a historical reference to the latest published cycle, not a live invitation to submit a 2027 application. Do not treat the archived date as the 2027 deadline.

Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study Fellowships 2027/28: Up to 15 Funded Three-to-Eight-Month Residencies in Lisbon With a Monthly Stipend, Travel, Family Health Insurance, and a Housing Allowance

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Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study Fellowships 2027/28: Up to 15 Funded Three-to-Eight-Month Residencies in Lisbon With a Monthly Stipend, Travel, Family Health Insurance, and a Housing Allowance

The Gulbenkian Institute for Advanced Study (GIAS) is one of the newest institutes for advanced study in Europe, and it is now running only its second-ever competition. Established in 2025 by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, GIAS welcomed its inaugural cohort of fifteen fellows to Lisbon in September 2026. Applications for the 2027/28 academic year opened on 1 July 2026 and close at 15:00 Lisbon time on 15 October 2026.

Gustave Roussy Prize 2027: A €200,000 Oncology Award — Half Unrestricted, Half for a New Research Project — Open to Researchers of Any Nationality by Direct Application

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Gustave Roussy Prize 2027: A €200,000 Oncology Award — Half Unrestricted, Half for a New Research Project — Open to Researchers of Any Nationality by Direct Application

Most large international science prizes are closed shops. You cannot apply; someone has to nominate you, usually the head of an institute or a learned society, and the nomination paperwork is often heavier than a grant application. The Gustave Roussy Prize works differently. For the 2027 edition, Gustave Roussy — Europe’s leading cancer centre, based in Villejuif just south of Paris — is inviting researchers themselves to submit an application through an online form. The prize is worth €200,000, and applications close on 26 August 2026 at 4:00 p.m. CEST.

H. Allen Brooks Travelling Fellowship 2027: Up to $81,000 for Built-Environment Scholars

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H. Allen Brooks Travelling Fellowship 2027: Up to $81,000 for Built-Environment Scholars

The H. Allen Brooks Travelling Fellowship is a rare funding opportunity for a recent graduate or emerging scholar who needs sustained time in the world rather than a conventional research grant. The Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) will offer the fellowship for 2027, supporting continuous travel of three to twelve months so the fellow can observe buildings and landscapes firsthand, read, write, photograph, sketch, and think carefully about the built environment.

Hadassah Foundation Spark Grants 2026–27: Three Unrestricted $20,000 Awards for Young, Small-Budget Gender Equity Organizations in Israel and the U.S. Jewish Community

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Hadassah Foundation Spark Grants 2026–27: Three Unrestricted $20,000 Awards for Young, Small-Budget Gender Equity Organizations in Israel and the U.S. Jewish Community

Most funders who say they support early-stage organizations still write eligibility rules that quietly exclude them: a three-year audit requirement, a minimum operating budget, a demand for matching funds the applicant does not have. The Hadassah Foundation’s Spark Grant does the opposite. It sets a budget ceiling rather than a floor — $500,000 or less — and adds an age limit of ten years or fewer. If your organization is too big or too established, you are not eligible. That is a deliberate design choice, and it means a two-year-old initiative running on $180,000 a year is not a long-shot applicant here. It is the target applicant.

Halcyon Caribbean Climate Pre-Accelerator 2026: Closed-Cycle Historical Reference

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The Halcyon Caribbean Climate Pre-Accelerator 2026 is now a closed-cycle opportunity, not an open application. Halcyon announced the inaugural cohort on June 29, 2026, and its official program page lays out a June-November program schedule. This page keeps the verified 2026 details available as a historical reference for founders, ecosystem researchers, and teams comparing climate-support programs.

The program was run by Halcyon in partnership with the Hazelwood Network. It was designed for early-stage founders working on practical climate adaptation and resilience solutions across the Caribbean. The official description emphasizes founders with local knowledge and ventures that can grow beyond one island or national market. It also explicitly welcomes service-based models, community enterprises, and blended technology-and-operations approaches, rather than limiting the cohort to software companies.

Halstead Grant 2027: A $7,500 Cash Award Plus a $1,000 Gift Card and Judges' Feedback for Emerging U.S. Silver Jewelry Entrepreneurs

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Halstead Grant 2027: A $7,500 Cash Award Plus a $1,000 Gift Card and Judges’ Feedback for Emerging U.S. Silver Jewelry Entrepreneurs

Most funding competitions ask you to describe a project. The Halstead Grant asks you to describe a business. That difference is the whole point. Since 2006, jewelry supply company Halstead Bead, Inc. has run an annual award for emerging silver jewelry artists that is built around a business-plan competition rather than a design contest. The grand prize is a $7,500 cash grant plus a $1,000 Halstead gift card, but the more unusual reward is a personalized critique compiled from every judge who reads your application. For a new jeweler deciding whether the studio can actually pay the bills, that feedback is often worth as much as the check.

Halt the Hitchhiker: Invasive Species Challenge (2026–2027)

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Halt the Hitchhiker: Invasive Species Challenge (2026–2027)

US waters continue to carry expensive, long-term risk from aquatic invasive species (AIS) such as quagga and zebra mussels and golden mussels. These organisms can be transported in small quantities of trapped water, and watercraft ballast and related pathways are a major exposure route. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, with competition management through yet2, has opened a federal prize challenge to fund practical ideas that prevent, inactivate, detect, or kill AIS before they move between waters.

Halton Foundation Grant Programme 2026: Up to US$30,000 a Year for Nonprofit Research on Indoor Air Quality, Thermal Comfort, and Occupant Health

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Halton Foundation Grant Programme 2026: Up to US$30,000 a Year for Nonprofit Research on Indoor Air Quality, Thermal Comfort, and Occupant Health

Most people spend the overwhelming majority of their lives indoors — at home, at school, at work, in hospitals and public buildings. Yet the quality of the air we breathe inside, the temperature and humidity we sit in for hours, and the ways those conditions affect concentration, sleep, and long-term health are still poorly understood in many settings. The Halton Foundation Grant Programme exists to close that gap. It gives non-profit organizations around the world money to study indoor environmental quality (IEQ) and to develop practical ways to improve it.

Harkness Fellowship 2027–2028: Approximately $8,500 Monthly Stipend for International Health Policy Leaders

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Harkness Fellowship 2027–2028: Approximately $8,500 Monthly Stipend for International Health Policy Leaders

The Commonwealth Fund Harkness Fellowship is a funded, year-long research and leadership opportunity for experienced health policy and health care professionals from nine countries. The 2027–28 application is open from 1 June 2026 through 1 November 2026. Selected Fellows spend between 10 and 12 months in the United States conducting comparative research with support from a U.S. mentor and host institution.

Harpswell ASEAN Women’s Leadership Summit 2026

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Harpswell ASEAN Women’s Leadership Summit 2026

The Harpswell ASEAN Women’s Leadership Summit 2026 is a historical reference for a completed application cycle. Applications for the 2026 Summit are closed. Harpswell’s official ASEAN Summit page says that recruitment updates for 2027 will be posted in late 2026. There is no open application form to use for the 2026 cohort, and this page should not be read as an invitation to submit a late application.

Harris Social Impact Fellowship 2027–2028: A Paid 11-Month University of Chicago Program With a $75,000 Stipend and $21,000 Academic Credential for Data-Driven Early-Career Changemakers

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The Harris Social Impact Fellowship is a selective, full-time program run by the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy for recent graduates and early-career professionals who want to turn strong quantitative skills into concrete social change. Over 11 months, fellows move from an intensive block of faculty-led coursework into a hands-on placement with a leading research center or policy institute. The award includes a $75,000 stipend for living and healthcare expenses and $21,000 to fully cover the fellowship academic credential. That combination lets an early-career applicant build policy and data skills while contributing to live research rather than choosing between an unpaid training program and an entry-level job.

Harry Frank Guggenheim African Fellow Awards 2025–2026 (Historical Reference)

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Harry Frank Guggenheim African Fellow Awards 2025–2026 (Historical Reference)

The Harry Frank Guggenheim African Fellow Awards support emerging scholars whose research addresses violence on or directly related to the African continent. This page is a historical reference for the completed 2025–2026 cohort. The official program page currently identifies that cohort as the recent recipient group and does not announce a new application date. Readers should not treat this entry as an open call.

Harvard CHS Fellowship in AI Ethics 2026–2027 (Historical Reference)

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Harvard CHS Fellowship in AI Ethics 2026–2027 (Historical Reference)

Historical reference: the application round closed on 2026-02-06. This page is not a live invitation to apply. The official CHS program page identifies the 2026–2027 round and says details for the 2027–2028 application cycle will be posted when available; it gives no application deadline or terms for that next cycle.

The Center for Hellenic Studies in Greece, together with CHS US, offered one postdoctoral fellowship for original research related to AI Ethics. The program was based in Greece and ran as a 12-month appointment from 2026-07-01 through 2027-06-30. It brought an interdisciplinary AI ethics project into the CHS community and connected the fellow with research resources, academic advising, and selected activities in Greece and the United States.

Harvard Environmental Fellows Program 2027: $92,000 Salary and Two-Year Research Fellowship

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Harvard Environmental Fellows Program 2027: $92,000 Salary and Two-Year Research Fellowship

The Harvard University Center for the Environment (HUCE), now a center of the Salata Institute, is accepting applications for its 2027 Environmental Fellows Program. The fellowship is a two-year residential research appointment for recent doctorate recipients who want to develop an independent environmental research agenda with a Harvard faculty mentor. The program is broad by design: candidates may come from any discipline and may propose work in any field, provided they can demonstrate scholarly research experience and a meaningful connection to complex environmental problems.

Harvard Kennedy School Public Policy Leadership Conference 2026 (Fully Funded Undergraduate Weekend in Massachusetts)

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Harvard Kennedy School Public Policy Leadership Conference 2026 (Fully Funded Undergraduate Weekend in Massachusetts)

The Harvard Kennedy School Public Policy Leadership Conference (PPLC) is a short, fully funded program for undergraduate students interested in graduate study in public policy and careers in public service. Harvard Kennedy School describes it as a way to connect talented undergraduates with educational leaders and resources, especially students who may face difficulty navigating graduate education pathways.

Harvard LEAD Fellowship 2027–2028: Global Health Leadership Support for Professionals in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

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Harvard LEAD Fellowship 2027–2028: Global Health Leadership Support for Professionals in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

The Harvard Learn, Engage, Advance, Disrupt (LEAD) Fellowship is a one-year leadership programme for experienced global health professionals who are based in low- and middle-income countries and intend to return there after the fellowship. Harvard Global Health Institute runs it with the Department of Global Health and Population at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. The programme is designed to give established leaders time, coaching, training, and a demanding peer community so they can strengthen their own leadership and help develop the next generation of women leaders in global health.

Harvard Medical School HealthTech Fellowship 2027–2028: $6,150 Monthly Salary, Benefits and a $1,500 Project Budget for Health Care Innovators

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Harvard Medical School HealthTech Fellowship 2027–2028: $6,150 Monthly Salary, Benefits and a $1,500 Project Budget for Health Care Innovators

The Harvard Medical School HealthTech Fellowship is accepting applications for its September 2027 through June 2028 cohort. It is a paid, 10-month, full-time training and project programme for people who want to work on difficult health care problems with clinicians, engineers, designers, business specialists and other innovators. The application deadline is September 8, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.

Harvard Medical School–Bristol Myers Squibb Collaborative Research Fellowship 2027: Up to $76,000 Salary and $50,000 Annual Research Support

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Harvard Medical School–Bristol Myers Squibb Collaborative Research Fellowship 2027: Up to $76,000 Salary and $50,000 Annual Research Support

Harvard Medical School (HMS) and Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) are accepting applications for a collaborative postdoctoral research fellowship beginning in 2027. The program supports laboratory-based and computational research carried out in an eligible HMS basic science department, with the fellow working alongside an HMS faculty mentor and senior scientists at BMS. The fellowship can provide up to three years of direct support for the fellow and the associated research project.

Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship 2027–2028: $78,000 Stipend Plus $5,000 Project Fund for a Full Year of Independent Work

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Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship 2027–2028: $78,000 Stipend Plus $5,000 Project Fund for a Full Year of Independent Work

The Harvard Radcliffe Institute Fellowship is one of the few funding programs that treats a scientist, a novelist, a legal scholar, and a composer as peers around the same table. For the 2027–2028 academic year, the Institute is again inviting applications from accomplished people across every field to spend nine months in Cambridge, Massachusetts, working on an ambitious individual project with a $78,000 stipend, a $5,000 project allowance, dedicated office or studio space, and the full resources of Harvard University. Applications are open now, with a first deadline in September 2026 for most disciplines and a slightly later deadline in October 2026 for the sciences.

HBCU CONNECT Student Scholarship Program 2026: Eligibility and Application Guide

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HBCU CONNECT Student Scholarship Program 2026: Eligibility and Application Guide

The HBCU CONNECT Student Scholarship Program is accepting applications for its 2026 round. HBCU CONNECT says that several $1,000 scholarships are available to students who attend or plan to attend a Historically Black College or University. The published deadline is December 1, 2026.

This is a focused award rather than an unrestricted education grant. The official page says that the scholarship can cover tuition or books for the semester in which the funds are received, typically within three weeks of the submission date. The award is made through the designated school, applies for one academic year, is not transferable to another institution, and cannot be used for other bursar charges. Those restrictions matter when you decide whether the application fits your actual funding gap.

Head Start and Early Head Start

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Head Start and Early Head Start

If your household is dealing with low income, unstable schedules, or limited access to health and family supports, this page should likely be on your to-do list right now. Head Start and Early Head Start are federal programs run locally that combine early learning, child health, and family supports in one enrollment path. They are not a simple daycare subsidy. They are designed around helping children from birth to age five start school strong while helping families address practical barriers.

Head Start and Early Head Start | Office of Head Start

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Head Start and Early Head Start

Head Start and Early Head Start are federally funded early childhood programs run by local providers. They are designed for eligible children from birth to age 5 and, in Early Head Start, for pregnant people and expectant families. The biggest thing to understand is that this is not a single national grant or a one-time application pool. It is a network of local programs, and each local grantee handles intake, verification, waiting lists, and enrollment on its own schedule.

Health and Medical Research Grants

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Health funding covers everything from basic biomedical science to clinical trials, public health interventions, health services research, and community care programs. The category splits cleanly along one line: research grants that generate knowledge, and program grants that deliver services. Disease-focused foundations and government research agencies dominate the first; health departments, hospital community-benefit funds, and charities dominate the second. Figure out which you are pursuing, because the applications look nothing alike.

Healthy Start Program – Local Maternal and Infant Health Support

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Healthy Start Program – Local Maternal and Infant Health Support

If you are pregnant, recently had a baby, or supporting a partner through either stage, Healthy Start is a route to locally delivered maternal and infant health support. The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) funds local Healthy Start projects through the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB). The official HRSA service page says these sites provide support before, during, and after pregnancy, then connect families with care coordination and community resources.

HealthyDiets4Africa Agribusiness Accelerator Cohort III 2026 (Historical Reference)

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HealthyDiets4Africa Agribusiness Accelerator Cohort III 2026 (Historical Reference)

The HealthyDiets4Africa Agribusiness Accelerator Program Cohort III was a Kenya-focused call run by Food Security for Peace and Nutrition Africa (FSPN-Africa) under the European Union-funded HealthyDiets4Africa Project. Its application window closed on 22 March 2026 at 11:59 p.m.; the announcement does not specify a time zone. FSPN Africa’s official program page said applications would be evaluated on a rolling basis, with priority given on a first-come, first-served basis. That rolling review described selection during the application window; it did not keep the form open after the extended deadline. A later FSPN Africa update reports that Cohort III mentorship began on 30 July 2026 and is scheduled to run through October 2026. So the application cycle is closed even as support for selected cohort members continues. The official pages checked for this update do not announce a Cohort IV or another application round.

Heat Network Efficiency Scheme (HNES) 2026–2027: Up to 50% of Capital Costs for Existing Heat Networks in England and Wales

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Heat Network Efficiency Scheme (HNES) 2026–2027: Up to 50% of Capital Costs for Existing Heat Networks in England and Wales

The Heat Network Efficiency Scheme (HNES) is a UK Government grant programme for existing district heating and communal heating systems in England and Wales. It is designed for networks that are already operating but are delivering poor outcomes for customers or operators because of avoidable technical, operational, metering, control, or insulation problems. The scheme can pay for an optimisation study, physical improvement works, or both through separate revenue and capital routes.

Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships 2026–2027: Funded Master's and PhD Study in Germany With a Monthly Stipend, Tuition Coverage, and a Political Education Programme

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Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships 2026–2027: Funded Master’s and PhD Study in Germany With a Monthly Stipend, Tuition Coverage, and a Political Education Programme

The Heinrich Böll Foundation (Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung) runs one of Germany’s best-known scholarship programmes for graduate and doctoral students. It is affiliated with the German Green political movement, and its scholarship arm — the Studienwerk — supports students who combine strong academic ability with a clear commitment to democracy, ecology, human rights, and social justice. Because public universities in Germany charge little or no tuition, a Böll scholarship is effectively a fully funded route to a master’s or PhD in Germany: it pairs a monthly living stipend and a set of allowances with a rich non-material programme of seminars, networking, and mentoring.

Heinrich Böll Foundation Washington, DC Internship: Stipend, Eligibility, and Application Guide

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The Heinrich Böll Foundation Washington, DC internship is a paid opportunity for students and recent bachelor’s graduates who want practical experience in policy, communications, events, and research. This page is now a historical reference. The cycle previously associated with this listing closed on October 31, 2025, and the foundation’s current internship page does not announce a replacement cycle or a new deadline.

The official source still describes the foundation’s standing internship structure, so the information below is useful for preparing for a future opening. It should not be read as confirmation that applications are open today. When a new position is posted, the foundation says applications must be submitted through its BambooHR careers route. The official information page is the best place to check the requirements and follow the current opening link.

Heirs Insurance Teachers’ Insurance Awareness Prize 2026

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Heirs Insurance Teachers’ Insurance Awareness Prize 2026

Historical status

The 2026 Teachers’ Insurance Awareness Prize is closed. Heirs Insurance Group’s official page marks the 2026 competition “Application Closed,” and its FAQ records that the submission portal opened on May 27, 2026 and closed on July 8, 2026. This entry is therefore a historical reference for that completed cycle, not an open call for entries.

Heirs Insurance Group has not announced a 2027 deadline or a successor round in the official sources checked for this update. Readers should not treat the dates or the former submission route below as a current invitation. If Heirs announces another edition, its official page is the appropriate place to verify the new cycle before relying on this archive entry.

Heising-Simons Astronova Fellowship 2027: A Four-Year Postdoc Award Paying $88,527 a Year Plus $70,000 in Discretionary Funds to Build Astronomical Instruments, Closing 2 October 2026

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Heising-Simons Astronova Fellowship 2027: A Four-Year Postdoc Award Paying $88,527 a Year Plus $70,000 in Discretionary Funds to Build Astronomical Instruments, Closing 2 October 2026

Most astronomy postdoc fellowships are written for people who analyse data. The Astronova Fellowship is written for the people who build the machines that produce it. The Heising-Simons Foundation launched the programme in January 2026, named its first two fellows in June 2026, and opened the second cycle on 14 July 2026. Applications close on 2 October 2026 at 2pm Pacific Time, and the fellows selected in this round will begin work in 2027.

Helen Hay Whitney Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (2027 Historical Reference)

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Helen Hay Whitney Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (2027 Historical Reference)

The Helen Hay Whitney Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowship supports early postdoctoral research training in the basic biomedical sciences. The fellowship is intended for scientists at the transition from doctoral or medical training into a new research laboratory, not for established postdoctoral researchers. It provides three years of support and asks applicants to propose a serious, feasible research program in biology or medicine.

Hello Tomorrow Global Challenge: Equity-Free Deep Tech Startup Competition

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Hello Tomorrow Global Challenge: Equity-Free Deep Tech Startup Competition

The Hello Tomorrow Global Challenge is an international competition dedicated to early-stage deep tech and science-based startups. Hello Tomorrow runs the Challenge for projects built on breakthrough technologies or scientific discoveries whose applications can create positive impact. It gives founders working on hard science and complex engineering a global stage, a route to equity-free cash, and access to investors, corporates, and fellow scientists in the Hello Tomorrow network. Hello Tomorrow’s current Challenge page says that previous winners and finalists have gone on to raise more than $4 billion.

Helmholtz Visiting Researcher Grant: About €2,800 a Month for a One- to Three-Month Research Stay in Germany

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The Helmholtz Visiting Researcher Grant is a short posting, not a long fellowship. You spend one to three months inside one of Germany’s 18 Helmholtz Centres, and you are paid approximately €2,800 per month (up to €2,860 depending on funding line and contract status) to cover living costs, with additional allowances for travel and family that may apply on top. The programme is offered by HIDA, the Helmholtz Information and Data Science Academy, and funded by the Helmholtz Association.

Helsinki Collegium HCAS Core Fellowship 2027: Salaried Research Fellowships in Finland

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Helsinki Collegium HCAS Core Fellowship 2027: Salaried Research Fellowships in Finland

The Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies (HCAS) at the University of Helsinki is accepting applications for its 2027 Core Fellowship call. The fellowship is an international research opportunity for scholars in the humanities, social sciences, educational sciences, theology, law, and related fields that address questions in the human sciences. The 2027 application period opened on 17 August 2026 and closes on 14 September 2026 at 23:59 Helsinki local time.

Henri Boulard Award 2026: Five €10,000 Grants for Local Microbiota and Public Health Projects Across Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa

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Henri Boulard Award 2026: Five €10,000 Grants for Local Microbiota and Public Health Projects Across Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa

The Henri Boulard Award is a small, focused grant with a specific purpose: to put money directly behind local health projects that protect the human microbiota and improve population health in parts of the world where research funding is scarce and unmet needs are large. Run by the Biocodex Microbiota Foundation, the award gives five grants of €10,000 each year to health professionals leading practical, community-rooted projects in eligible countries across Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa. For the current cycle, submissions close on September 15, 2026, with the jury selecting recipients in December 2026.

Her Agenda Breakthrough Grant 2026: A Community-Funded $5,000 Cash Award for One Woman Entrepreneur, Judged by Dozens of Founders and Executives

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Her Agenda Breakthrough Grant 2026: A Community-Funded $5,000 Cash Award for One Woman Entrepreneur, Judged by Dozens of Founders and Executives

The Her Agenda Breakthrough Grant is a $5,000 cash award for one woman entrepreneur, and it is unusual in one important way: it is funded by the community it serves. Rather than being underwritten by a single corporate sponsor, the pool of money comes from reader donations, from Her Agenda INSIDER members, and from the small entry fees that applicants pay. Every dollar collected goes back toward sustaining and growing the fund. The result is a grant that feels less like a corporate marketing program and more like a group of women pooling resources to give one of their own a genuine breakthrough.

Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship 2027

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Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship 2027

The Scoville Fellowship places recent graduates with participating Washington, D.C. nonprofit organizations working on peace and security policy. Fellows are full-time employees, choose among eligible host organizations during the matching process, receive mentoring, and pursue policy research, advocacy, education, or organizing. The live application controls the salary, term dates, work authorization rules, and spring or fall deadline.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application and award agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

Herefordshire Nature and Biodiversity Community Grant Scheme 2026: Up to £10,000 for Local Projects

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Herefordshire Nature and Biodiversity Community Grant Scheme 2026: Up to £10,000 for Local Projects

The Nature and Biodiversity Community Grant Scheme is an open 2026 funding opportunity for groups that want to improve the natural environment in Herefordshire. The scheme is delivered by FCC Environment in partnership with Herefordshire Council and supports practical, community-led work: planting trees and hedges, creating ponds or wetlands, establishing wildflower areas, improving wildlife corridors, installing habitat boxes, and making nature easier for local people to reach and enjoy.

HerRise MicroGrant 2026: A $1,000 Monthly Cash Grant for U.S. Women-Owned Small Businesses, With One Winner Chosen Every Month

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HerRise MicroGrant 2026: A $1,000 Monthly Cash Grant for U.S. Women-Owned Small Businesses, With One Winner Chosen Every Month

Most small-business grants run once a year, draw thousands of applicants, and then go quiet for eleven months. The HerRise MicroGrant works differently. Since 2017 the Yva Jourdan Foundation — the nonprofit arm of the business-community platform HerSuiteSpot — has awarded one $1,000 cash grant every single month to an under-resourced woman-owned business in the United States. That cadence is the whole point. If you miss a month, or you are simply not selected, another window opens in thirty days, and you can enter again. For a founder who needs a modest, flexible injection of cash to buy equipment, pay for a website, or fund a marketing push, a recurring $1,000 award with a short application is a genuinely practical target rather than a long-shot lottery.

HerRise MicroGrant: Monthly $1,000 Funding for Women Entrepreneurs

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HerRise MicroGrant: Monthly $1,000 Funding for Women Entrepreneurs

A monthly $1,000 microgrant for under-resourced women entrepreneurs, including women of color, with applications considered each calendar month. HerSuiteSpot selects one recipient from the submitted applications each month. An application must arrive by 11:59 p.m. on the last day of a month to be considered for that month. The official page states that the grant is $1,000 and that a nonrefundable $15 administrative fee applies. Only selected recipients are notified, and attendance at the following First Friday Mixer is not required.

Hertie School Climate Action Scholarship 2026 (Historical Reference)

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Hertie School Climate Action Scholarship 2026 (Historical Reference)

The Hertie School Climate Action Scholarship 2026 is a closed scholarship round. This page is an archive entry for applicants researching the completed intake; it is not evidence that the scholarship is accepting applications now. Hertie School’s official scholarship page continues to describe the award, but the official pages checked for this update do not announce a 2027 or later cycle. Do not invent a future date from the recurring admissions calendar.

Hertz STEM PhD Fellowship 2027: Up to $250,000 in Support plus a $38,000 Nine-Month Stipend

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The Hertz Fellowship is a U.S. doctoral fellowship for students whose technical work is aimed at major, near-term problems. It is especially relevant to applicants working in applied physical or biological sciences, mathematics, and engineering who want substantial freedom in choosing research directions, advisors, and institutions.

The 2027 Hertz Fellowship is the current announced cycle. The Foundation’s application page says the application opens on August 31, 2026. Its application FAQ identifies October 31 as the application deadline, so the live deadline for this page is October 31, 2026. Applicants should still check the official portal for the time zone and any notice posted when the application opens.

Hey Helen Grant 2026: A $10,000 Unrestricted Cash Award for U.S. Women- and Nonbinary-Owned Small Businesses

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Hey Helen Grant 2026: A $10,000 Unrestricted Cash Award for U.S. Women- and Nonbinary-Owned Small Businesses

The Hey Helen Grant is a privately funded small-business award that puts $10,000 in unrestricted cash into the hands of one woman- or nonbinary-owned, for-profit business each cycle. It is run by Visionaries, an organization that supports women entrepreneurs, and it is deliberately simple: a short application, a small administrative fee, three long-form questions, and a payout wired straight to your business bank account if you win. There are no reporting requirements attached to how you spend the money, no equity given up, and no requirement to be in a particular industry or a particular stage of growth.

HFSP Accelerator Grant 2026: US$100,000 a Year to Add a New Research Partner From Seven Countries to an Awarded Human Frontier Science Program Team

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HFSP Accelerator Grant 2026: US$100,000 a Year to Add a New Research Partner From Seven Countries to an Awarded Human Frontier Science Program Team

The Human Frontier Science Program (HFSP) has opened a new funding route called the Accelerator Grant. It is not a stand-alone competition for anyone with a good idea. Instead, it is a targeted top-up available only to teams that have just been awarded an HFSP Research Grant, letting them bring one more independent scientist onto the project. That scientist has to be based in one of seven specific countries, and the reward is an extra US$100,000 a year during the second and third years of the original grant to fund the new collaboration.

HHMI Gilliam Fellows Program 2027: $65,000 a Year for Up to Three Years for PhD Students and Their Faculty Advisors in the Biomedical Sciences

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HHMI Gilliam Fellows Program 2027: $65,000 a Year for Up to Three Years for PhD Students and Their Faculty Advisors in the Biomedical Sciences

The HHMI Gilliam Fellows Program is one of the few graduate awards in the United States that funds not a student alone but a pair: a doctoral candidate in the biomedical sciences and the faculty advisor who runs their lab. That design is deliberate. The Howard Hughes Medical Institute built the program around the belief that a PhD is only as good as the mentoring relationship at its center, and that if you want more scientists to finish strong and go on to independent careers, you have to invest in the professor as much as the student. So the Gilliam program pays the student a substantial stipend for up to three years, and at the same time enrolls the advisor in a year-long course on how to run an inclusive, effective lab.

HHMI Hanna H. Gray Fellows Program 2026: Postdoc-to-Faculty Fellowship (Up to $1.5M Over Eight Years)

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HHMI Hanna H. Gray Fellows Program 2026: Postdoc-to-Faculty Fellowship (Up to $1.5M Over Eight Years)

The Hanna H. Gray Fellows Program is one of the most substantial early-career awards in American life science. Run by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), it does something few funders attempt: it follows a single scientist across two of the hardest steps in a research career, from the postdoctoral bench through the move into a first independent faculty job. Rather than handing out a short grant and wishing recipients luck, HHMI commits up to US$1.5 million per fellow over as many as eight years, plus mentoring and membership in a national community of scientists.

High School Equivalency Program (84.141A): FY 2026 Historical Grant Competition

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High School Equivalency Program (84.141A): FY 2026 Historical Grant Competition

The High School Equivalency Program (HEP) is a discretionary grant program managed by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Migrant Education within the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. It is designed for projects that help migratory and seasonal farmworkers, and members of their immediate families, obtain a high school equivalency credential and then move into improved employment, military service, an institution of higher education, or other postsecondary education or training.

HIIA Future Leaders Program (Budapest): Both 2026 Rounds Closed — Prepare for the Next Call

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Both 2026 rounds of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs (HIIA) Future Leaders Program are closed. The official spring call set its application deadline at 30 January 2026, with interviews from 16 February to 20 February, results on 27 February, and a fellowship from 1 April to 30 June. The official fall call set a 30 June 2026 deadline, interviews from 6 July to 17 July, results on 31 July, and a fellowship from 1 September to 30 November. The fall page is marked “Application Closed!”

HIIA Future Leaders Program 2026 Fall Edition (Applications Closed): 3-Month Foreign Policy Fellowship in Budapest

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HIIA Future Leaders Program 2026 Fall Edition (Applications Closed): 3-Month Foreign Policy Fellowship in Budapest

The Hungarian Institute of International Affairs (HIIA) published a separate Fall 2026 call for its Future Leaders Program. This was a three-month, in-person fellowship in Budapest conducted in English. The fellowship was scheduled to run from 1 September 2026 through 30 November 2026, and HIIA marked the call Application Closed on the official page. The application deadline was 30 June 2026.

Hill-Burton Free and Reduced-Cost Healthcare

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Hill-Burton Free and Reduced-Cost Healthcare

If you already face medical bills, this is the first thing many people want to know: is this a real program or just federal jargon they never follow through on? For Hill-Burton, the short answer is yes, it is real and still in force. It is not a broad national healthcare plan. It is a facility-by-facility benefit tied to specific hospitals and clinics that have legal obligations from historic federal construction support.

Hillel International Scholarships 2027 for Jewish Students

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Hillel International Scholarships 2027 for Jewish Students

Hillel International connects eligible Jewish students with merit- and need-informed scholarships for undergraduate and graduate study. Hillel International’s scholarship hub presents multiple named awards rather than one universal grant. Amounts, study levels, residency rules and selection priorities differ. Applicants should use the hub to choose a specific scholarship and treat that scholarship’s live form as authoritative. The fall 2026 cycle includes opportunities for the 2027 academic year; because individual closing dates can differ, October 31, 2026 is a planning marker and must be confirmed on the selected award page.

Himalayan Renewable Microgrid Grant (Historical Reference)

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Himalayan Renewable Microgrid Grant (Historical Reference)

This page is a historical reference, not an open grant listing. The stored record described an “Ashden Himalayan Energy Transition Facility Grant” for community renewable microgrids in India and Nepal and carried a deadline of 2025-05-30. I checked Ashden’s official website and current programme pages before updating this entry. Ashden does not currently publish a programme by that name, an India-Nepal Himalayan microgrid call, an application form for it, or a next-round announcement.

Hindu Kush Himalaya Innovation Challenge for Entrepreneurs 2026 (Historical Reference)

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The Hindu Kush Himalaya Innovation Challenge for Entrepreneurs (HKH-ICE 2.0) is a historical reference. The application window has closed, the official application form is no longer available for submissions, and the organisers have not announced a successor round on the official pages checked for this refresh. Do not read the retained deadline as an invitation to submit.

The programme was organised by the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) in partnership with the Global Resilience Partnership (GRP), with funding through the UK International Development Climate Action for a Resilient Asia programme. Its purpose was to help locally rooted businesses develop and scale responses to climate and ecological pressures in the Hindu Kush Himalaya.

Hinrich Foundation Call for Research Proposals: Negotiable Commissioned Funding for Global Trade Research, With the Next Cycle Closing 31 October 2026

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Hinrich Foundation Call for Research Proposals: Negotiable Commissioned Funding for Global Trade Research, With the Next Cycle Closing 31 October 2026

Most research funding arrives as a grant: you propose a project, a panel scores it, and if you win you get a fixed sum paid over a fixed period against a fixed budget. The Hinrich Foundation’s call for research proposals does not work that way, and understanding the difference is the single most useful thing you can know before applying.

Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholar Program: How Hispanic Students Can Earn 500 to 5,000 Dollars for College

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) Scholar Program is a national scholarship and student-support program for students of Hispanic heritage. The official HSF page currently lists the 2026 HSF Scholar Program as closed. Its application window was available January 5, 2026, through February 15, 2026, for students planning to enroll during the 2026–2027 academic year. HSF does not currently display a 2027 application or deadline on the official program page. This entry is therefore a historical reference to the closed 2026 cycle, not an open application listing.

Historical call: support to awareness raising about the Arctic communities, including Indigenous people (EMFAF-2026-PIA-ARCTIC)

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Historical call: support to awareness raising about the Arctic communities, including Indigenous people (EMFAF-2026-PIA-ARCTIC)

The 2026 EMFAF call EMFAF-2026-PIA-ARCTIC is closed. The European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA), which managed the call, lists the deadline as 20 August 2026 at 17:00 CEST and marks the call closed. Its original call fiche gives the same deadline. The Commission Research and Innovation directory page still displays an open status and a later date of 20 October 2026, but this conflicts with the managing agency’s closed call page and the call document. For this archive, CINEA’s call-specific page and the original fiche are the controlling records. Do not treat the later directory entry as an extension or as evidence that applications remain possible.

Historical Reference: €60,000 Václav Havel Human Rights Prize 2026

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The 2026 Václav Havel Human Rights Prize is a completed historical cycle, not an open application opportunity. The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) listed 30 June 2026 as the deadline for nominations. PACE announced the award on 28 September 2026: Iranian human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh received the prize at a ceremony in Strasbourg. The official prize page gives no deadline for a subsequent cycle, so this entry does not invent one. Do not send a nomination using the 2026 form as if the call were still open.

Historical reference: British Election Study 2027 to 2032 (ESRC)

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Historical reference: British Election Study 2027 to 2032 (ESRC)

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), published this grant opportunity to identify the team and host institution that would lead the British Election Study (BES). The UKRI opportunity page now marks the call Closed. ESRC had to receive applications by 14 May 2026 at 4:00pm UK time, so this page is a historical reference to that completed competition, not an invitation to submit a late application.

Historical Reference: FY 2026 BLM Invasive and Noxious Plant Management

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Historical Reference: FY 2026 BLM Invasive and Noxious Plant Management

The FY 2026 application cycle is closed. The official Grants.gov record lists September 25, 2026 as the closing date. The record identifies no subsequent cycle, so there is no current application window, deadline, award amount, or application package to use. This page is a historical reference to the closed cycle; it is not an invitation to apply. Check the official listing and BLM announcements for any future notice, and rely on that notice for new terms if a cycle is announced.

Historical Reference: Jobs and Internships in Policy, Rights, Agriculture and Development

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Historical Reference: Jobs and Internships in Policy, Rights, Agriculture and Development

This page preserves a closed jobs-and-internships roundup as a historical reference. It is not a live list of 29 vacancies, and it is not an application form. The representative vacancy used to verify the original roundup was One Acre Fund’s Tupande Strategy and Operations Associate role in Kenya. In its employer-posted vacancy listing on LinkedIn, One Acre Fund gave January 25, 2026 as the application deadline and said applications were reviewed on a rolling basis until a hire was made. LinkedIn now marks that vacancy as no longer accepting applications. One Acre Fund’s current official job-openings page lists other vacancies, not this title, and does not announce a replacement cycle.

Historical Reference: Moonshot Awards 2026 Grants and Leadership Journey

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Historical Reference: Moonshot Awards 2026 Grants and Leadership Journey

The Moonshot Awards 2026 cycle is closed. This page is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The official contest rules say the overall competition period ended on 30 September 2026, after the submission window had closed. The official Moonshot Awards page gives the final submission deadline as 12 July 2026 at 11:59 pm Pacific time. The contest rules state that the submission period ended earlier, on 10 July 2026 at 11:59 pm Pacific time, and say entries outside that period would be disqualified. Because the official pages conflict, both dates are recorded here rather than quietly presenting one as uncontested. In either case, the submission window has passed.

Historical Reference: Rotary District 6220 Global Grant Scholarship 2026-2027

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This page is a historical reference for the Rotary District 6220 Global Grant Scholarship 2026-2027. The pre-qualification round closed on January 10, 2026. The official material reviewed for this entry describes that cycle only, so this page should not be read as an open application or as confirmation that a later round has been announced. The direct link above is retained because it is the official District 6220 pre-qualification document and returned HTTP 200 when checked.

Historical Reference: SCAS General Fellowship Programme 2027-2028

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The Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study (SCAS) General Fellowship Programme for 2027–2028 is a closed call. SCAS’s official programme page says that the application deadline passed on June 1, 2026, and its call page lists the programme among the closed calls. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2027–2028 round, not a live application listing. No later General Fellowship call is announced on the official SCAS pages checked for this update.

Historical Reference: WFF Youth Assembly Partner Organizations Programme 2026 (Deadline 29 January 2026)

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Historical Reference: WFF Youth Assembly Partner Organizations Programme 2026 (Deadline 29 January 2026)

The World Food Forum (WFF) Youth Assembly Partner Organizations call for the 2026 cycle is closed. The official partner page gives 29 January 2026 as its deadline and says selection results would be communicated in February 2026. The page continues to describe the 2025-2026 partner group and does not list a subsequent partner-organization application cycle. This entry is an archive of that call, not an invitation to apply now. The date in the metadata is the historical deadline, retained so the record accurately identifies the closed cycle.

HKU CDS Research Internship Programme 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed Cycle

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HKU CDS Research Internship Programme 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed Cycle

The HKU School of Computing and Data Science Research Internship Programme 2026 is closed. This page is a historical reference for the 2026 call, not a live application listing. HKU’s official programme page records an application deadline of 5:00 p.m. on May 31, 2026, and the official application page now says that the application server has been closed. It adds that interested candidates may contact potential supervisors directly to explore possibilities, but that message is not a new application round or a promise of a place.

HKU Summer Research Programme 2026 Is Closed: Historical 10-Week Research Opportunity in Hong Kong

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HKU Summer Research Programme 2026 Is Closed: Historical 10-Week Research Opportunity in Hong Kong

The University of Hong Kong (HKU) Summer Research Programme 2026 was a 10-week research training programme for strong undergraduate and master’s students interested in research postgraduate study. The 2026 application period ran from January 9, 2026 at 10am Hong Kong Time to February 9, 2026 at 5pm Hong Kong Time. HKU’s application system now states that the application period is closed and that it is no longer accepting applications for this cycle.

HNIP National Federal Internship Program Spring 2027: Paid U.S. Federal Internships at $18.50–$20.25 an Hour

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HNIP National Federal Internship Program Spring 2027: Paid U.S. Federal Internships at $18.50–$20.25 an Hour

The HNIP National Federal Internship Program is a practical route into paid federal-agency experience for college students who want to test public service as a career. HNIP has operated since 1992 and says its program has served 14,000 alumni. For the Spring 2027 session, the official schedule lists applications opening on July 6, 2026, a priority deadline of November 20, 2026, a session start of January 4, 2027, and a session end of April 16, 2027.

Hodder Fellowship at Princeton 2027–2028: A $93,000, 10-Month Visiting Fellowship at the Lewis Center for the Arts for Artists and Writers of Exceptional Promise

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Hodder Fellowship at Princeton 2027–2028: A $93,000, 10-Month Visiting Fellowship at the Lewis Center for the Arts for Artists and Writers of Exceptional Promise

The Hodder Fellowship is one of the most quietly generous awards in American arts and letters: a full academic year of paid, teaching-free time at Princeton University to work on a single ambitious project. Administered by the Lewis Center for the Arts, it hands early-career artists and humanists a $93,000 stipend, a place inside one of the country’s most active creative communities, and — most valuable of all — the uninterrupted freedom to make new work. There are no classes to teach, no committees to serve, and no obligation beyond the project you propose. For a composer between commissions, a choreographer building a new evening-length piece, a poet finishing a second collection, or a visual artist stepping toward a larger body of work, that combination of money and time is rare.

Home » DOES Office of Paid Family Leave

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Home » DOES Office of Paid Family Leave

If you are trying to decide whether the District of Columbia Paid Family Leave (PFL) program is worth your time, this guide is for you. The DC program is a wage replacement benefit, not your employer leave policy, and not a general unemployment or disability program. Its main purpose is to help workers replace part of their income while they take qualifying time off for a family, birth, or medical event.

Home | Central Bank of Nigeria

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Home | Central Bank of Nigeria

Nigerian creators are building bigger businesses than ever. Film producers, music studios, fashion houses, and software teams are now expected to operate at scale with professional accounting, steady cash flow management, and reliable infrastructure. The big gap is often not talent; it is affordable working capital.

The Central Bank of Nigeria created the Creative Industry Financing Initiative (CIFI) to close that gap. The official CBN CIFI page describes it as a facility for creative and information technology sub-sectors with lower-cost financing compared with many commercial alternatives. It is a real financing channel, not a grant. You borrow, and you repay.

Home Energy Assistance Program

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Home Energy Assistance Program

MaineHousing’s Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) helps qualified homeowners and renters pay part of their home-heating costs. Benefits can support fuel costs and emergency fuel delivery. A household that qualifies for HEAP may also qualify separately for energy-related repairs or utility assistance. MaineHousing administers the program with local Community Action Agencies (CAAs); residents of Portland may also choose ProsperityME to process an application.

The 2026–2027 application season is open. MaineHousing says applications began on August 3, 2026 and will continue until funds are exhausted or May 29, 2027, whichever comes first. Because available funds may be exhausted before the published end date, applicants should apply as early as possible and check with the CAA serving their area about appointments and current availability. The earlier August 3 date is the opening date, not the deadline.

Homeowner Assistance Fund: Find Local Help Before Federal Closeout

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The Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) is in its federal closeout phase. It is not a new nationwide grant round with one application portal or one homeowner deadline. The U.S. Department of the Treasury says that HAF was authorized by the American Rescue Plan Act and provided $9.961 billion to programs run by states, U.S. territories, and Indian Tribes. Those local programs were created to help homeowners facing financial hardship associated with COVID-19.

Homestead Exemption - Department of Revenue

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Homestead Exemption - Department of Revenue

What this opportunity is and why it matters

Kentucky’s homestead exemption is a property tax relief program for owner-occupied homes that makes a concrete difference if the property qualifies and you complete the filing process correctly. It reduces the assessed value used to compute your property tax, then local rates apply to the lower number.

This is a reduction, not a full waiver, and it is specific to one property where you live as your personal residence. If you are trying to decide whether to apply, the right question is not “Is it worth trying?” but “Do I meet the legal triggers and can I prove them quickly and consistently from the county-level paperwork side?”

Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS) 2026/27: Historical Reference | HK$344,400 per Year

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Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS) 2026/27: Historical Reference | HK$344,400 per Year

This page is a historical reference for the Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS) 2026/27 round. The round is closed. The official Research Grants Council (RGC) application page records an opening date of 1 September 2025 at 12:00 noon Hong Kong time and an initial application deadline of 1 December 2025 at 12:00 noon Hong Kong time. The official news and application pages checked for this update do not announce a 2027/28 round or a later deadline. Do not treat this page as an invitation to submit late.

Hong Kong Scholarship for Excellence Scheme 2027/28

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Hong Kong Scholarship for Excellence Scheme 2027/28

The Hong Kong Scholarship for Excellence Scheme (HKSES) supports eligible Hong Kong students starting undergraduate or postgraduate study at a world-renowned institution outside Hong Kong in the 2027/28 academic year. It provides a tuition scholarship to all awardees and a separate means-tested bursary for eligible applicants.

Applications are open for programmes beginning from August 2027 through July 2028. They close at 6 PM on December 31, 2026; late applications are not accepted. The Education Bureau’s application page provides the online form and supporting-document instructions.

Honolulu Real Property Tax Credit

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Honolulu Real Property Tax Credit

The Honolulu Real Property Tax Credit is a City and County of Honolulu tax-relief program for qualifying property owners. It is not a cash grant and it is not automatic. For the latest published round, the city said a qualified applicant could receive a credit equal to the amount by which the assessed real property tax for tax year 2025-2026 exceeded 3% of the combined total gross income of every titleholder. The resulting credit was to be applied to taxes for tax year 2026-2027.

Horatio Alger National Scholarship: Class of 2027

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Horatio Alger National Scholarship: Class of 2027

Current status

This is a historical reference for the Horatio Alger National Scholarship round that selected the Class of 2027. The application window for current high school juniors closed on March 1, 2026. The Association’s official scholarship toolkit records that round’s junior application period as December 1, 2025 through March 1, 2026, followed by a March 6, 2026 deadline for counselor and Support Form Provider forms. The official news announcement on June 10, 2026 confirmed that 105 Class of 2027 National Scholars had been selected.

Horizon Europe Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services 2026: €76 Million Across Seven Nature Research Topics

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Horizon Europe Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services 2026: €76 Million Across Seven Nature Research Topics

The European Research Executive Agency (REA) is accepting proposals for the 2026 Horizon Europe call on biodiversity and ecosystem services. The single-stage call, identified as HORIZON-CL6-2026-01-BIODIV, has an overall indicative budget of €76 million across seven topics. The official topic summary highlights work on insect decline, groundwater ecosystems, deep-sea ecosystems, nature-positive economies, and agrobiodiversity. The deadline for a complete proposal is 17 September 2026.

Horizon Europe EU Mission: EUR 10 million for projects to build soil resilience to extreme weather events and support food security (closed 2026 call)

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Horizon Europe EU Mission: EUR 10 million for projects to build soil resilience to extreme weather events and support food security (closed 2026 call)

Historical reference — this call is closed. The official CINEA listing gives a submission deadline of 23 September 2026 at 17:00 CEST and marks the opportunity closed. The 2026–2027 Missions work programme describes this one topic and does not announce a replacement round under this reference. No next cycle or new deadline is announced on the official listing. This page records the completed call; it is not an invitation to apply.

Horizon Europe: HORIZON-NEB-2026-01 New European Bauhaus Facility (EUR 101.1m)

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Horizon Europe: HORIZON-NEB-2026-01 New European Bauhaus Facility (EUR 101.1m)

Key details

Field	Value
Opportunity	HORIZON-NEB-2026-01 (Horizon Europe: New European Bauhaus Facility)
Official source	CINEA
Program	Horizon Europe – Framework Programme 2021/2027
Status	Open (as listed on official page during check window)
Opening date	2026-05-05
Deadline	2026-12-01, 17:00 (CET)
Funding pool	EUR 101.1 million total indicative budget
Submission model	Single-stage
Topics	9 topics under the call
Call reference	HORIZON-NEB-2026-01
Official application route	EU Funding and Tenders Portal
URL checked	2026-05-31T17:50:43Z

Why this opportunity matters now

This is not a broad general-purpose innovation grant. It is a focused Horizon Europe call aimed at projects that operate across three linked themes: green transition, social inclusion, and local democracy, plus practical outcomes in the built environment. That combination is unusual in policy terms because it explicitly requires technical quality to be matched by social relevance.

Horizon Fellowship 2027: A Fully Funded Path Into U.S. AI and Biotechnology Policy Paying $78,000 to $190,000-Plus, With DC Placements in Congress, Federal Agencies, and Think Tanks

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Horizon Fellowship 2027: A Fully Funded Path Into U.S. AI and Biotechnology Policy Paying $78,000 to $190,000-Plus, With DC Placements in Congress, Federal Agencies, and Think Tanks

The Horizon Fellowship is one of the clearest on-ramps into federal technology policy for people who already understand artificial intelligence, biotechnology, or other emerging technologies and now want to shape how the United States governs them. Run by the Horizon Institute for Public Service, the program does something unusual: it pays a competitive salary, trains you in how Washington actually works, and then helps you land a placement inside a congressional office, an executive branch agency, a national laboratory, or a policy think tank. For the 2027 cohort, applications are open through August 30, 2026, and the compensation runs from $78,000 a year for junior fellows to more than $190,000 for senior fellows, before benefits.

HORIZON-CL3-2027-02-CS-ECCC: Cybersecurity Topics in Horizon Europe 2027

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HORIZON-CL3-2027-02-CS-ECCC: Cybersecurity Topics in Horizon Europe 2027

The European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) is responsible for implementing the Horizon Europe cybersecurity call for 2027, identifier HORIZON-CL3-2027-02-CS-ECCC. The European Commission’s 2026–2027 Civil Security for Society work programme identifies it as an indirectly managed call to be launched by the ECCC. The Commission’s work-programme index lists the current Cluster 3 documents as dated 29 September 2026; the linked PDF is the official source for this call’s planned terms. The call is announced but not open: the work programme schedules an opening on 2 March 2027 and a deadline on 15 September 2027. The ECCC Executive Director may move the opening by up to one month before or after the planned date and may delay the deadline by up to two months. These are planned dates, so applicants should check the Funding and Tenders Portal for the live call record and final submission conditions when it becomes available.

HORIZON-CL4-2026-03: Boosting Space through EU non-dependence for critical space technologies (historical reference)

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HORIZON-CL4-2026-03: Boosting Space through EU non-dependence for critical space technologies (historical reference)

Status and historical scope

This page is an archive of a completed Horizon Europe funding call. HaDEA lists HORIZON-CL4-2026-03 (SPACE) as Closed and gives the final single-stage deadline as 16 September 2026 at 17:00 CEST. HaDEA’s post-call report also confirms that the call closed on 16 September; the 3 September date in an earlier schedule was superseded before the final deadline. No new submission window is open for this call, and the closed deadline should not be treated as an upcoming opportunity.

HORIZON-CL4-2026-SPACE-03-61: Scientific analysis and exploitation of space data

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HORIZON-CL4-2026-SPACE-03-61: Scientific analysis and exploitation of space data

Historical status

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 Horizon Europe SPACE call. The European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA), which manages the call, lists it as closed. HaDEA gives a single-stage deadline of 16 September 2026 at 17:00 CEST. There is no open application window for this cycle. The official topic and call materials reviewed do not announce a later round for this same topic, so no future deadline is stated here.

HORIZON-CL5-2026-04 (Two-Stage): Next Generation of Renewable Energy Technologies

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HORIZON-CL5-2026-04 (Two-Stage): Next Generation of Renewable Energy Technologies

The official CINEA opportunity page still marks this Horizon Europe call as open. It is the energy call HORIZON-CL5-2026-04-Two-Stage, and this page covers its single topic, HORIZON-CL5-2026-04-Two-Stage-D3-02: Next generation of renewable energy technologies. The first-stage deadline has passed, but the second-stage deadline remains 20 October 2026 at 17:00 CEST. That is the live deadline recorded in this page’s metadata.

This is a research call, not a general-purpose clean-tech prize. The topic asks for high-risk, high-return renewable energy technology development that can establish technological feasibility at the relevant research stage. The European Commission’s work programme also sets boundaries around the technologies it will consider, the expected technology readiness level, social-science input, and the cost model. Those details matter more than a broad claim that a project is “green.”

HORIZON-CL5-2026-08-Two-Stage: EUR 45 Million for Earth System Science and a Fair Climate Transition

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HORIZON-CL5-2026-08-Two-Stage: EUR 45 Million for Earth System Science and a Fair Climate Transition

HORIZON-CL5-2026-08-Two-Stage is an open Horizon Europe call for research and innovation projects that improve the scientific basis for understanding the Earth system. The European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) describes the opportunity as supporting science for a fair transition to a climate-neutral and resilient society. The call is part of Horizon Europe’s 2021/2027 framework programme and sits within Cluster 5, Destination 1.

HORIZON-CL5-2026-09: Batteries and Energy

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HORIZON-CL5-2026-09: Batteries and Energy

Historical reference: this call is closed. The European Commission’s Horizon Europe Cluster 5 call HORIZON-CL5-2026-09 opened on 5 May 2026 and closed on 15 September 2026 at 17:00 Brussels local time. The call page managed by the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) records its status as closed. This entry describes that completed competition; it is not an invitation to submit now. The official work programme listed eight topics and an overall indicative budget of EUR 223.20 million.

HORIZON-CL6-2027-02-FARM2FORK-01: Increasing the resilience of agriculture in water and nutrient-scarce environments through digital innovations

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HORIZON-CL6-2027-02-FARM2FORK-01: Increasing the resilience of agriculture in water and nutrient-scarce environments through digital innovations

This is a Horizon Europe Cluster 6 topic under the EU work programme for 2026–2027, published in the official Horizon Europe topic list. It has a declared budget of €12,000,000, opens through the Funding & Tenders process as part of Call 02 - single stage (2027), and is associated with the call identifier HORIZON-CL6-2027-02. The listed submission date is 23 September 2027 (close 02:00).

HORIZON-INFRA-2026-01-EOSC: Enabling an Operational, Open and FAIR EOSC Ecosystem

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HORIZON-INFRA-2026-01-EOSC: Enabling an Operational, Open and FAIR EOSC Ecosystem

The HORIZON-INFRA-2026-01-EOSC opportunity was a Horizon Europe call under the Research Infrastructures part of the programme, focused on strengthening the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). The official European Research Executive Agency (REA) page describes a two-topic destination for a trusted, interoperable ecosystem for FAIR research data and services across disciplines and European institutions. The 2026 call closed on 16 June 2026 at 17:00 Brussels time. It is now a historical reference: the REA page reports that 236 proposals were submitted, including one under EOSC-01 and six under EOSC-02. There is no application window for this closed call.

HORIZON-INFRA-2026-TECH-01-01: R&D for the next generation of scientific instrumentation, tools, methods, digitalisation and solutions for research infrastructure upgrades (INFRATECH)

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HORIZON-INFRA-2026-TECH-01-01: R&D for the next generation of scientific instrumentation, tools, methods, digitalisation and solutions for research infrastructure upgrades (INFRATECH)

Historical status

This is a historical reference for the 2026 INFRATECH topic. The European Research Executive Agency (REA) recorded 16 June 2026 as the deadline for proposals and reports that 89 proposals were submitted under HORIZON-INFRA-2026-TECH-01-01. The application window has therefore ended. The REA page currently gives post-deadline milestones for the 2026 call, including notification of applicants in November 2026, grant agreement signature for successful projects in February 2027, and project starts in June 2027. It does not announce a new INFRATECH application deadline.

HORIZON-MISS-2026-03-OCEAN-02: Addressing aquatic pollution and biodiversity loss through nature positive solutions from source to sea

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

HORIZON-MISS-2026-03-OCEAN-02: Addressing aquatic pollution and biodiversity loss through nature positive solutions from source to sea

Status and key details

This page is a historical reference for a closed Horizon Europe Mission Ocean and Waters topic. The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Research and Innovation lists the call as Closed. Its published submission deadline was 23 September 2026 at 17:00 CEST. No later round is announced on the official topic page, so this record does not imply that applications can still be submitted or that another deadline is expected.

HORIZON-MISS-2026-03-OCEAN-04: Towards a European Network of Ocean Technology Testing Sites (2026 call, closed)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

HORIZON-MISS-2026-03-OCEAN-04: Towards a European Network of Ocean Technology Testing Sites (2026 call, closed)

What this opportunity is

This archived opportunity records the 2026 topic under the EU mission Restore our Ocean and Waters. It was designed to support a coordinated European network of ocean technology testing facilities, improving access to real marine test environments and helping technologies move from laboratory concepts toward market-ready solutions. The value proposition was network coordination: applicants were expected to connect sites and services so testing did not remain isolated in disconnected pilots.

HORIZON-MISS-2027-03-OCEAN-03: Green, Circular and Resilient Harbours

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HORIZON-MISS-2027-03-OCEAN-03: Green, Circular and Resilient Harbours

Why this opportunity matters

HORIZON-MISS-2027-03-OCEAN-03 is a Mission Ocean and Waters topic designed for teams that can convert climate and marine governance goals into real local action in ports. The call is part of Horizon Europe (2026–2027 Work Programme) and is explicitly framed as a place-based deployment topic. In plain terms, it is not a laboratory-only research call; it is looking for proposals that can show concrete deployment and upscaling pathways in actual harbour systems.

HORIZON-MISS-2027-03-OCEAN-04: Towards community-driven business models: coastal and freshwaters sustainable tourism

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HORIZON-MISS-2027-03-OCEAN-04: Towards community-driven business models: coastal and freshwaters sustainable tourism

Key details

Item	Details
Call reference	HORIZON-MISS-2027-03-OCEAN-04
Funding program	Horizon Europe, Mission: Ocean and Waters
Call title	Towards community-driven business models: coastal and freshwaters sustainable tourism
Status	Forthcoming
Publication date	09 February 2027
Deadline	21 September 2027
Expected duration	3–4 years, with project start in 2028 after grant agreement preparation
Topic budget	EUR 6.00 million (indicative)
EU contribution estimate	EUR 1.00–1.50 million
Target outputs	Community-led business models, livelihood generation, and stronger local stewardship outcomes
Geographic scope	Multiple Mission basins across eligible European territories; no associated regions noted on topic page
Application system	Funding & Tenders Portal (shared Horizon Europe submission route)
Official support	EU Mission Ocean and Waters Support pages and portal FAQ

What this opportunity is and what it funds

This Horizon Europe topic is a mission-oriented R&I topic anchored in the Ocean and Waters mission. It is not a standard one-off innovation grant with a narrow technical artifact outcome. The call is explicitly designed to fund action-oriented initiatives that combine local economic models, tourism activity, and conservation results. The call text defines expected outcomes as:

HORIZON-MISS-2027-05-SOIL-05-two-stage: Innovative biotechnologies to restore soil health and improve agricultural competitiveness and resilience

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

HORIZON-MISS-2027-05-SOIL-05-two-stage: Innovative biotechnologies to restore soil health and improve agricultural competitiveness and resilience

This topic is a Horizon Europe Mission Soil topic focused on practical biotechnology for agricultural systems, currently listed under the two-stage call family HORIZON-MISS-2027-05-two-stage. The official Horizon-e Europe opportunity page gives clear timing and scope: opening date 04 February 2027, two submission deadlines (08 April 2027 and 14 September 2027), a total budget of €12.800.000, and a mission-led expected outcome tied to the Soil Deal for Europe.

HORIZON-WIDERA-2027-04-WIDENING-01: Excellence Hubs

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HORIZON-WIDERA-2027-04-WIDENING-01: Excellence Hubs

Key details

Field	Value
Official title	HORIZON-WIDERA-2027-04-WIDENING-01: Excellence Hubs
Organisation	European Research Executive Agency (REA), European Commission
Region	Horizon Europe widening countries and associated widening contexts
Opportunity type	Horizon Europe grant topic
Programme	Horizon Europe Widening participation and spreading excellence (WIDERA)
Topic code	HORIZON-WIDERA-2027-04-WIDENING-01
Opening date (2026 cycle)	2026-09-02
Application deadline	2027-03-04
Overall indicative budget	EUR 100,000,000
Application route	Funding and Tenders Portal
Eligibility lead	Only Widening-based organisations can coordinate; all eligible Horizon Europe organisations may partner

What this opportunity is

Excellence Hubs is a Horizon Europe destination-topic within WIDERA (Widening participation and spreading excellence). The REA page frames it as an initiative to strengthen regional innovation excellence by connecting people and institutions across ecosystems. The official wording is specific: the theme is to build and deepen regional innovation ecosystems through collaboration between academia, businesses, governments, and civil society.

Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy Grant 2027: $10,000 for Doctoral Dissertation Research With Real Policy Application — Open to PhD and DrPH Candidates Anywhere in the World

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Most dissertation funding comes with strings that shape the research: a national funding body wants work on its priority themes, a university fund wants its own students, a government agency wants an evaluation it can use. The Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy is unusual in how little it asks and how widely it casts. It gives $10,000 to individual doctoral candidates, anywhere in the world, at any university, in any social science field — provided the work has a genuine application to social policy. There is no citizenship test, no institutional partnership requirement, and no requirement that you study a particular country or problem.

House of AI Startup Challenge 2026: Six Months of Free Membership at Groupama Immobilier's 14,000 sqm AI Campus in Paris La Défense, Closing 28 September 2026

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

House of AI Startup Challenge 2026: Six Months of Free Membership at Groupama Immobilier’s 14,000 sqm AI Campus in Paris La Défense, Closing 28 September 2026

Groupama Immobilier, the real estate arm of the French insurance group Groupama, has opened a startup challenge to recruit the founding cohort of the House of AI — a 14,000 square metre campus it is creating inside La Défense, Europe’s largest business district. Applications opened on 20 June 2026 and close on 28 September 2026, with winners announced on 30 October 2026.

Housing Assistance

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Housing assistance is a broad category. It can mean emergency rental help, voucher programs, homebuyer support, tribal or veterans housing, property tax relief, energy assistance, weatherization, homelessness services, foreclosure prevention, or subsidized loans. The right program depends on the housing problem you are trying to solve.

Start with urgency. If you are facing eviction, shutoff, homelessness, domestic violence, or immediate loss of housing, local emergency channels may matter more than national directories. If the need is longer-term, compare eligibility rules, waitlists, income limits, geography, landlord participation, household composition, and whether the program is open year-round.

Houston Methodist HALM Physician Fellowship 2027–2029: Paid Healthcare Leadership Training

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Houston Methodist HALM Physician Fellowship 2027–2029: Paid Healthcare Leadership Training

Houston Methodist is accepting applications for the inaugural cohort of its Healthcare Administration, Leadership and Management (HALM) Fellowship for Physicians. The two-year program is scheduled to run from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2029, and is designed for early-career physicians who want substantial preparation for health-system leadership.

This is an employment-supported training opportunity rather than a tuition scholarship or a one-time grant. Houston Methodist says the fellow’s salary is calculated at 100% of the assumed PGY level and paid by Graduate Medical Education (GME). The official page does not publish a dollar figure, so applicants should not assume a particular salary amount until Houston Methodist confirms the applicable PGY scale. The program also includes 21 vacation days per academic year, clinical work, leadership education, executive exposure, and a system-level capstone project.

How Do I File for Unemployment Insurance? | U.S. Department of Labor

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

How Do I File for Unemployment Insurance?

Unemployment Insurance (UI) is a joint state-federal program that provides temporary cash benefits to eligible workers. The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) establishes the federal framework, but each state administers its own UI program. That means the state where you performed the work decides the claim-specific rules, calculates the payment, sets the benefit duration, and determines whether your separation and wage history qualify.

Howard Foundation Fellowships 2027–2028: Ten $40,000 Unrestricted Awards for Early Mid-Career Playwrights, Choreographers and Performance Studies Scholars, Closing 1 November 2026

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Howard Foundation Fellowships 2027–2028: Ten $40,000 Unrestricted Awards for Early Mid-Career Playwrights, Choreographers and Performance Studies Scholars, Closing 1 November 2026

The George A. and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation, administered at Brown University, has opened its 2026 application round. Applications opened on 1 July 2026 and close on 1 November 2026. Ten fellowships of $40,000 each will be announced in April 2027, with funds awarded for use beginning 1 July 2027.

Howard Institute for Advanced Study Fellowship 2027–2028: $75,000 Residential Fellowship for Antiracist Innovation

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Howard Institute for Advanced Study Fellowship 2027–2028: $75,000 Residential Fellowship for Antiracist Innovation

Howard University’s Institute for Advanced Study is accepting applications for its inaugural 2027–2028 Fellowship Program. The fellowship is built for an experienced intellectual, artist, creator, or practitioner with a serious project about race, racism, or antiracism and the ability to carry that project through a full academic year. The programme is intentionally open to people working inside and outside universities: a journalist, organizer, public-health professional, lawyer, data scientist, writer, artist, or public servant can be a plausible applicant if their proposed work and record fit the Institute’s purpose.

HP Cambridge Partnership for Education EdTech Fellowship: MENA Cohort Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Status: historical reference, not an open call

The HP Cambridge Partnership for Education EdTech Fellowship’s 2026 Middle East and North Africa (MENA) cohort has closed. Cambridge University Press & Assessment’s official prospectus gives 16 January 2026 as the application closing date and says the programme was due to begin in April 2026. The current official fellowship website says it is not taking applications and that future regional application windows will be announced there. No next cohort or deadline has been announced, so this page is an archive, not an open opportunity.

HRSA NURSE Corps Scholarship: Historical 2026-2027 Award and Service Reference

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HRSA NURSE Corps Scholarship: Historical 2026-2027 Award and Service Reference

The HRSA NURSE Corps Scholarship Program is a federal scholarship for nursing students who are willing to serve after graduation at an eligible health care facility with a critical shortage of nurses. The program is administered by the Bureau of Health Workforce (BHW) within the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

HRZZ German–Croatian Bilateral Projects (IPDE-2026-12): €60,000–€200,000 for the Croatian Half of a Weave Project Judged by the DFG, Closing 31 December 2026

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HRZZ German–Croatian Bilateral Projects (IPDE-2026-12): €60,000–€200,000 for the Croatian Half of a Weave Project Judged by the DFG, Closing 31 December 2026

Most bilateral research calls make you write two proposals, submit them to two agencies, and wait while two separate panels reach two possibly incompatible conclusions. The Weave instrument was built to stop that. Under Weave, a joint German–Croatian project is written once, submitted once to a single Lead Agency, and evaluated once. For call IPDE-2026-12, the Lead Agency is the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), and the Croatian Science Foundation (HRZZ) acts as the partner agency that pays for the Croatian research group.

Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program 2026-2027 (Fully Funded Fulbright Exchange)

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Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program 2026-2027 (Fully Funded Fulbright Exchange)

The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program is a U.S. Department of State Fulbright exchange that supports accomplished mid-career professionals from eligible countries with a 10-month, non-degree fellowship in the United States. Unlike a typical university scholarship, Humphrey Fellowships are structured as a leadership-oriented exchange: participants are assigned to a host university and work through a set of coursework, professional affiliations, and policy-oriented experiences that match their field.

HubSpot for Startups Program: Current Discounts, Eligibility, and Application Guide

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HubSpot for Startups Program: Current Discounts, Eligibility, and Application Guide

HubSpot for Startups is an active software-pricing and support program for eligible startups. It is not a cash grant, competition, or dated cohort with a single public closing date. HubSpot currently directs founders to check eligibility, create an account, and configure the platform through an ongoing application flow. The official program page describes discounts from 30% to 90% on qualifying HubSpot products, along with training, resources, support, integrations, and access to a startup community.

HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant

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HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant

The HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant is a large federal grant for communities that are ready to carry out a neighborhood transformation plan, not just write one. It is meant for places with severely distressed public housing where the local government, public housing agency, residents, and other partners have already done serious planning and are prepared to redevelop the target housing, support residents, and improve the surrounding neighborhood.

HUD Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS): Build Escrow Through Local Housing Support

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HUD Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS): The Savings Account That Pays You

If you are in public housing, have a Housing Choice Voucher, or live in a project-based rental assistance (PBRA) unit, you may have noticed a trap in rent formulas: when income rises, your rent often rises too. Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) is designed to reduce that trap by turning part of the extra rent you can no longer avoid into money that is set aside for you.

HUD FHA 203(k) Rehabilitation Mortgage

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HUD FHA 203(k) Rehabilitation Mortgage

At-a-glance

What	Details
Program type	FHA 203(k) Rehabilitation Mortgage (Standard or Limited)
What it finances	Buy or refinance + eligible home rehabilitation costs
Who is eligible	Owner-occupant borrowers on qualifying 1-4 unit properties
Minimum repair cost	Standard 203(k): $5,000; Limited 203(k): no minimum
Typical repair cap	Standard: no maximum renovation amount, subject to FHA mortgage limits; Limited: up to $75,000 for minor, non-structural repairs
Property age	Property generally must be at least one year old
Ownership requirement	Borrower must occupy one of the units as a primary residence
Timeline style	Underwriting and construction occur in stages with inspections and fund release
Key documents	Income verification, loan application, contractor estimates, work plan, permits, title and insurance package

What this program is in plain language

This is the FHA program for people who want to buy, refinance, or keep a home and include repair costs in the same mortgage. Instead of taking a separate renovation loan, you bundle both things into one FHA-insured loan and one monthly payment. A portion of the proceeds pays the seller or existing mortgage, while the rehabilitation funds are held in escrow and released as approved work is completed. That can make a fixer-upper path viable for families that do not have enough cash for a full project upfront.

HUD Good Neighbor Next Door: A Current Guide for Eligible Homebuyers

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The HUD Good Neighbor Next Door Sales Program (GNND) is a live, rolling home-purchase opportunity for a narrow group of public servants. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development offers eligible HUD-owned homes in designated revitalization areas at 50 percent off the list price. In return, the buyer must live in the property as a principal residence for 36 months after moving in.

This is not a general homebuyer grant, a coupon for any house, or a yearly application with one national closing date. HUD releases eligible properties as inventory becomes available. A particular home is offered through GNND for seven days, and the list of available properties changes weekly. That makes the program rolling at the program level while giving each property its own short offer window.

HUD Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Option

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HUD Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Option

The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Homeownership Option lets a participating family use voucher assistance toward the cost of owning a home instead of using the voucher only for rent. It is a federal option inside the HCV program, not a separate national grant and not a home-purchase application that every family can submit directly to HUD.

The most important current fact is that there is no national application deadline. HUD says that a Public Housing Authority (PHA) that administers HCV may choose to establish a homeownership program in its community. The local PHA controls whether the option is available, which families it will accept, how it handles intake, what additional requirements it places in its Administrative Plan, and how much time a family has to find and purchase a home. The federal program is ongoing, but a particular PHA may have a closed intake, a limited number of places, or no homeownership option at all.

HUD Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA)

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HOPWA Housing Assistance for People Living With HIV/AIDS

The Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) program helps low-income people living with HIV/AIDS and their families remain housed, find housing, and connect with services that support housing stability. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) oversees the federal program through its Office of HIV/AIDS Housing. States, qualifying cities, and local partners use HOPWA funds to provide assistance in their own service areas.

HUD Public Housing: Eligibility, Rent, and How to Apply

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HUD Public Housing: Eligibility, Rent, and How to Apply

HUD Public Housing is an ongoing federal rental-assistance program for eligible low-income families and individuals, older adults, and people with disabilities. HUD provides federal support and program rules, but a local Public Housing Agency (PHA), also called a housing authority, handles the applicant relationship. The local agency manages its properties, decides when a waiting list is open, accepts applications, verifies information, applies its tenant-selection policies, and makes offers when an appropriate unit becomes available.

HUD Section 202: Funding for Affordable Senior Housing (Nonprofits Only)

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HUD Section 202: Funding for Affordable Senior Housing (Nonprofits Only)

The HUD Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly program is one of the clearest federal tools for creating affordable homes designed specifically for older adults. It is not a general housing grant, and it is not a flexible pot of money for any real estate idea. It is aimed at private nonprofit sponsors that want to develop and operate housing for very low-income people age 62 and older, with a structure that combines development support and long-term rental assistance.

HUD Section 811 Project Rental Assistance FY 2026 - Historical Reference

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HUD Section 811 Project Rental Assistance FY 2026 - Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not an open application. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) published the FY 2026 Project Rental Assistance Program of Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities notice, identified as HSG-2600-DC-0053. Applications were due by 11:59:59 p.m. Eastern Time on July 13, 2026, and the notice states that late applications were not eligible for HUD funding.

HUD-VASH (Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing) – Housing Vouchers for Homeless Veterans

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HUD-VASH (Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing) – Housing Vouchers for Homeless Veterans

HUD-VASH is one of the strongest federal options for veterans who are currently homeless and need stable housing fast, with real support after they move in.

This page is written for people who want to make a clear decision: should you apply now, what to expect, and what to prepare so your application has the best chance of moving quickly. It avoids legal jargon and focuses on the real process veterans and providers actually go through.

Hult Prize Impact Fellowship 2026: Historical Reference; No 2027 Call Announced

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Historical status: the 2026 cycle is closed. The Hult Prize Impact Fellowship 2026 application deadline was 27 December 2025. The fellowship’s official application page is no longer published, there is no open application form, and Hult Prize has not published a call for a 2027 fellowship cohort.

If you landed here hoping to apply, the honest answer is that there is nothing to submit right now. What follows is an accurate record of what the 2026 fellowship was, what it paid, who it took, and what to watch for if the programme returns — plus a clear-eyed note about how thinly this fellowship is documented on the organiser’s own website.

Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF)

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Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF)

The Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF) was an Elrha programme for developing, testing, and supporting the adoption of new approaches to humanitarian response. It is now a historical opportunity. Elrha’s official funding page says that there are no live funding calls, and Elrha’s HIF update says the standalone programme is closing while its experience and work are brought together with other Elrha programmes. There is no new HIF application window or replacement deadline announced on the official pages checked for this update.

Humanity AI: Communities Leading on AI Open Call 2026

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Humanity AI: Communities Leading on AI Open Call 2026

At a glance

Detail	What applicants should know
Program	Communities Leading on AI Open Call 2026, from Humanity AI with Lever for Change
Purpose	Fund community-led U.S. work shaping how AI is built, governed, used, or challenged
Total pool	US$10 million
Grant size	US$75,000–US$1 million per grant, for up to three years
Funding tiers	US$75,000–US$150,000; US$150,000–US$500,000; or US$500,000–US$1 million
Eligible geography	U.S. and U.S. territories; proposals must focus on U.S.-based communities
Lead applicant	U.S.-based 501(c)(3), or a collaboration or individual applying through an eligible 501(c)(3) lead or fiscal sponsor
Issue areas	Education; labor and the economy; humanities, arts, and culture
Initial application	English, submitted through the Lever for Change portal linked from the official call page
Deadline	October 21, 2026, at 4:59 p.m. PT / 7:59 p.m. ET
Published outlook	Finalists estimated to be notified in December 2026; awards estimated for early spring 2027

Details and dates are drawn from the Humanity AI open call. The page lists the opportunity as open, but the published deadline falls on October 21, 2026. Applicants should check the official page and portal for any current status or submission notice before relying on that listing.

Humanity in Action Copenhagen Fellowship 2026: Human Rights and Civic Leadership

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Humanity in Action Copenhagen Fellowship 2026: Human Rights and Civic Leadership

The 2026 Humanity in Action Fellowship is now a historical reference. Humanity in Action’s official Copenhagen Fellowship page says that applications are closed and directs readers to sign up for the next Call for Applications. It does not publish a new cycle or a new deadline. The last published application deadline was March 1, 2026, at midnight, so this page keeps that real date in the deadline field and marks the opportunity as historical. Do not treat it as an open application.

Humboldt Research Fellowship 2027: A €3,000–€3,600 Monthly Postdoctoral Fellowship for 6 to 24 Months of Research in Germany

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Humboldt Research Fellowship 2027: A €3,000–€3,600 Monthly Postdoctoral Fellowship for 6 to 24 Months of Research in Germany

The Humboldt Research Fellowship is one of the best-known routes for internationally mobile researchers to spend an extended period working at a German university or research institute. Run by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, it is open to postdoctoral and experienced researchers from every country and every academic field, and it is awarded purely on the strength of the applicant and the proposed research — there are no country quotas and no subject restrictions. If you have a strong publication record, a compelling research idea, and a host in Germany willing to support you, this fellowship pays a monthly stipend and a package of allowances that make a multi-month or multi-year stay financially realistic.

Hungary Helps Scholarship Programme 2027–2028: Upcoming Tuition-Free Study in Hungary With Stipend and Housing Support

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Hungary Helps Scholarship Programme 2027–2028: Upcoming Tuition-Free Study in Hungary With Stipend and Housing Support

The Hungary Helps Agency has announced that the next application period for its Scholarship Programme for Christian Young People will begin in autumn 2026 for the 2027/2028 academic year. The official application page currently shows the programme as closed and directs prospective applicants to return around October 2026 for new information. The 2027/2028 call, deadline, country list, study-programme catalogue and funding amounts have not yet been published.

Hunter Prize for Public Policy 2026: $50,000 in Cash Prizes for Bold Canadian Policy Ideas to Revive Entrepreneurship and Business Dynamism

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Hunter Prize for Public Policy 2026: $50,000 in Cash Prizes for Bold Canadian Policy Ideas to Revive Entrepreneurship and Business Dynamism

The Hunter Prize for Public Policy is a national writing competition that pays real money for one thing: a fresh, workable policy idea. Run by the Centre for Civic Engagement and supported by a donation from the Hunter Family Foundation, the 2026 edition puts $50,000 on the table and asks Canadians to take on a single, clearly defined “wicked problem.” This year the challenge is the country’s long slide in entrepreneurship and business dynamism, and the question competitors must answer is direct: what policy reforms could increase business formation and scale-up in Canada over the next decade?

Huntington Research Fellowships 2027–2028: More Than 150 Awards From $3,500 a Month to a $50,000 Academic Year in San Marino, Opening 1 September 2026 and Closing 15 November 2026

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Huntington Research Fellowships 2027–2028: More Than 150 Awards From $3,500 a Month to a $50,000 Academic Year in San Marino, Opening 1 September 2026 and Closing 15 November 2026

The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California runs one of the largest research fellowship programs in the American humanities. Its Research Division awards more than 150 fellowships every year to scholars from around the world, and the whole program runs on a single annual deadline. For the 2027–2028 fellowship year, the application portal opens on 1 September 2026 and closes at 11:59 p.m. PST on 15 November 2026.

Huntington's Disease Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: Up to $100,000 a Year for Two Years of Huntington's Disease Research

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Huntington’s Disease Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: Up to $100,000 a Year for Two Years of Huntington’s Disease Research

The Huntington’s Disease Foundation (HDF) 2027 Postdoctoral Fellowship is a focused research award for early-career scientists whose work has a direct connection to Huntington’s disease (HD). The Foundation accepts a short Letter of Intent (LOI) before inviting selected applicants to submit a full application. The 2027 LOI window runs from August 17 through October 1, 2026, with submissions due by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on October 1. A full application, if requested, will be due on January 6, 2027.

Hybrid Algorithms for Quantum Advantage 2026: Up to £2.285 Million for UK Quantum Research, Deadline 20 August

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Hybrid Algorithms for Quantum Advantage 2026: Up to £2.285 Million for UK Quantum Research, Deadline 20 August

The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has opened Hybrid Algorithms for Quantum Advantage, a 2026 research grant call for teams working on the theory, methods and software needed to make quantum-classical computing useful at scale. The opportunity is aimed at UK research organisations eligible for EPSRC funding. It is especially relevant to researchers who can connect algorithmic work with the practical demands of quantum hardware, classical co-processing, industry adoption or public-sector use.

I Tatti Fellowship 2027–2028: $65,000 Grant for Postdoctoral Italian Renaissance Research in Florence

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I Tatti Fellowship 2027–2028: $65,000 Grant for Postdoctoral Italian Renaissance Research in Florence

Villa I Tatti, the Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, is accepting applications for its 2027–2028 year fellowship. The program offers fifteen residential fellowships for postdoctoral research in any aspect of the Italian Renaissance, broadly understood as the period from the fourteenth through the seventeenth century and as a field shaped by exchanges between Italy and other cultures. The fellowship is based in Florence and is designed for scholars who need sustained time, collections, and an international research community to develop a serious project.

IAEA Summer School on the Legal Framework for Nuclear Energy: 2026 Edition Has Ended and No 2027 Call Is Announced Yet

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IAEA Summer School on the Legal Framework for Nuclear Energy: 2026 Edition Has Ended and No 2027 Call Is Announced Yet

Status as of 31 July 2026: this cycle is finished. The IAEA Summer School on the Legal Framework for Nuclear Energy, run in partnership with George Washington University Law School, was delivered virtually from 16 to 25 June 2026. The official IAEA announcement gave the application deadline as 27 February 2026, and the programme’s admission page now states plainly that the deadline has passed and no further submissions are being accepted. The course itself has already been taught. There is no open application, no waiting list published, and — importantly — no 2027 edition announced on iaea.org at the time of writing.

IBM Impact Accelerator 2026: Education and Workforce Development Cohort (Historical Reference)

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IBM Impact Accelerator 2026: Education and Workforce Development Cohort (Historical Reference)

The IBM Impact Accelerator 2026 request for proposals is closed. IBM’s official announcement and proposal portal recorded March 25, 2026 as the submission deadline. This page preserves the verified details of that cohort as a historical reference; it is not an open application route. IBM’s current Impact Accelerator page describes the standing program and says IBM plans to select five organizations each year, but it does not announce a specific next-round deadline or a new application window. Do not treat this page as confirmation that a new call is open.

IBRO Parenthood Grants 2026: Up to $4,000 to Keep an Early-Career Neuroscientist's Lab Running Through Pregnancy, Birth, or Adoption Leave

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IBRO Parenthood Grants 2026: Up to $4,000 to Keep an Early-Career Neuroscientist’s Lab Running Through Pregnancy, Birth, or Adoption Leave

Starting a family and running your own laboratory are two of the most demanding things a person can do, and they often collide at exactly the same career stage. In the first years after landing an independent position, a neuroscientist is expected to publish, win grants, hire and train people, and prove they can carry a research program on their own. That is also the decade when many researchers become parents. The International Brain Research Organization (IBRO) Parenthood Grants exist to soften that collision. They are small, practical awards — between USD 2,000 and USD 4,000 depending on where you work — designed to keep a young lab’s science moving forward while its leader steps back for pregnancy, birth, or adoption leave.

IBSA Foundation Fellowships — Call 2026: Seven €32,000 Awards for Researchers Under 40 in Dermatology, Endocrinology, Fertility and Urology, Orthopaedics and Pain Medicine, and Healthy Ageing, Plus a €5,000 Research Equity Prize

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IBSA Foundation Fellowships — Call 2026: Seven €32,000 Awards for Researchers Under 40 in Dermatology, Endocrinology, Fertility and Urology, Orthopaedics and Pain Medicine, and Healthy Ageing, Plus a €5,000 Research Equity Prize

The IBSA Foundation for scientific research, based in Lugano, Switzerland, has opened its 2026 fellowship call. Seven awards of €32,000 each are on offer, and applications close on 31 January 2027. The money is designed to do one specific thing: pay a young researcher’s cost of living for twelve months so that they can carry out a defined project in a host laboratory. Alongside the seven fellowships sits a separate €5,000 Research Equity Prize for the strongest project based at an institution in a developing country.

ICCROM Fellowships 2027: 3–6 Month Cultural Heritage Research Fellowship in Rome, Deadline 15 September 2026

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ICCROM Fellowships 2027: 3–6 Month Cultural Heritage Research Fellowship in Rome, Deadline 15 September 2026

The International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) has opened the next annual window for its 2027 Fellowship Programme. Applications can be submitted from 15 August through 15 September 2026, and awarded fellowships are expected to take place during 2027 unless ICCROM agrees otherwise. The programme is designed for experienced cultural-heritage researchers, teachers and practitioners who need a focused period of study, access to specialist resources and contact with an international conservation organisation.

Iceland Child Benefit (Barnabætur): 2026 Rates and Application Guide

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Iceland Child Benefit (Barnabætur): 2026 Rates and Application Guide

Iceland’s barnabætur, or child benefits, are administered by Ríkisskattstjóri, the Icelandic Directorate of Internal Revenue, usually referred to as RSK or Skatturinn. This is an income-related benefit built into the tax and assessment system. It is not a competition with a single annual grant deadline. For families whose circumstances are recorded in Iceland’s registers and tax system, the ordinary process runs through automatic calculations and scheduled payments. That is why this listing uses rolling as its deadline: there is no single 2026 application closing date for the ordinary domestic benefit.

Iceland Ocean Climate Science Joint Learning Opportunity (Historical Reference)

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Iceland Ocean Climate Science Joint Learning Opportunity — Historical Reference

Overview

This page is a historical reference for the Iceland Ocean Climate Science Joint Learning Opportunity (JLO), a 2025 research call run by the Carbon to Sea Initiative with Röst Marine Research Center. The call supported additional scientific, technical, and social research alongside planned ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE) field research in Hvalfjörður, Iceland. The official program page records the extended application deadline as March 24, 2025, and the RFP set the submission time at 5:00 PM GMT. That cycle is closed.

ICIQ Summer Fellowship 2026 in Spain: Closed Historical Reference

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ICIQ Summer Fellowship 2026: closed historical reference

The ICIQ Summer Fellowship Programme 2026 was a paid undergraduate research opportunity at the Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia in Tarragona, Spain. Its application deadline was March 22, 2026, so this is no longer an open opportunity. The current official department page says “No matching jobs” and does not announce a subsequent call. Treat this page as an archive of the 2026 programme, not as an invitation to apply now.

ICMAB Journalist in Residence (Historical Reference)

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ICMAB Journalist in Residence (Historical Reference)

The ICMAB Journalist in Residence call is closed. This page is a historical reference for the institute’s first Journalist in Residence program, run by the Institut de Ciència de Materials de Barcelona (ICMAB-CSIC). ICMAB’s official Projects Calls index still lists the inaugural call as its Journalist in Residence entry; the later official coverage documents the selected resident and does not announce another application round. The official call set the application deadline at 31 January 2026 and scheduled a four-to-eight-week stay for April–June 2026. ICMAB’s News Archive records a 24 June 2026 interview with first resident Núria Coll as she neared the end of her stay. An ICMAB announcement published on 24 August 2026 also identifies Coll as its first Journalist in Residence. No later Journalist in Residence call or new application instructions appear in the official listings checked for this update. There is no current deadline to publish, and this page is not an open application listing.

ICMM Young Leaders Scholarship 2026 — Historical Reference

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ICMM Young Leaders Scholarship 2026 — Historical Reference

The ICMM Young Leaders Scholarship 2026 was a closed scholarship opportunity delivered by One Young World in partnership with the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM). The official One Young World page described it as a route for outstanding young leaders who are already contributing to positive change in biodiversity conservation, decarbonisation, responsible natural resource production, social performance, or sustainability communication.

Idaho Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

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Idaho Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

Idaho’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, usually called LIHEAP, helps qualifying households pay a heating bill. It is a limited benefit administered locally by Community Action Agencies that serve every Idaho county. The state Department of Health and Welfare publishes the eligibility rules and application links, while the local agency accepts the application and works with the household.

This page is a historical reference for the verified Idaho program-year information. The official application page describes the benefit year as October through September annually and does not publish a separate next-cycle deadline. The front matter therefore retains 2026-09-30 as the normalized end of the published October–September cycle, and historicalReference = true keeps the entry from presenting an unannounced future round as open. Applicants should confirm the next opening, available funding, and current income table with their local Community Action Agency before relying on any seasonal date.

Idaho Opportunity Scholarship Guide 2026-27: Get Up to $3,500 per Year

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The Idaho Opportunity Scholarship is a state-managed award for Idaho residents who plan to continue their education after high school. The Idaho State Board of Education has published the dates for the 2026-27 cycle: the application opens October 1, 2026, and both the FAFSA deadline and the Scholarship Idaho application deadline are March 1, 2027.

The award is worth up to $3,500 per academic year and can be renewed for up to four years. That is a maximum of $14,000 over four years, but it is not an automatic $3,500 payment. The award is a last-dollar form of aid. Your institution calculates the amount after considering other grants and scholarships, and the final award can be lower if your remaining eligible cost is lower than the maximum.

Idaho Property Tax Reduction Program 2027: Eligibility and How to Apply

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Idaho Property Tax Reduction Program 2027

Idaho’s Property Tax Reduction Program, commonly called the Circuit Breaker, can reduce qualifying property taxes by $250 to $1,500 on an applicant’s primary home and up to one acre of land. The Idaho State Tax Commission and county assessors manage the program. For the 2027 tax year, the announced application window runs from January 1 through April 15, 2027. An approved reduction is applied to property taxes and is expected on the December 2027 bill. The official Property Tax Reduction page provides the current application route, guide, income brackets, and contacts.

IDB Climate-Smart Agriculture Fund (RG-X1227): Regional Facility for Sustainable Agriculture

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IDB Climate-Smart Agriculture Fund (RG-X1227): Regional Facility for Sustainable Agriculture

The Inter-American Development Bank’s official project record identifies RG-X1227 as the Climate-Smart Agriculture Fund. This page is a historical reference, not a live public grant call. The IDB record shows an approval date of July 7, 2015, a regional project covering Latin America and the Caribbean, and a project status of Implementation. It does not publish an application deadline, an open call, an applicant portal, or a current round of awards.

IDB Lab Financing Products for Green Fintech and Climate Innovation

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IDB Lab Financing Products for Green Fintech and Climate Innovation

What this page actually represents

This is a cautious reference to IDB Lab’s official financing-products page, not confirmation of an open program called the “Latin America Green Fintech Challenge.” The earlier version of this opportunity named a challenge, advertised a USD 350,000 award, supplied a deadline, and described application features that were not verified on the current official source. Those claims have been removed.

iDEA Startup & SME Grants | Bangladesh ICT Entrepreneurship Support

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iDEA Startup and SME Grants: Current Application Routes

The Innovation Design and Entrepreneurship Academy (iDEA), a project under Bangladesh’s ICT Division, now directs applicants to a dedicated application portal: apply.idea.gov.bd. The portal identifies itself as the official application surface for startup grants, SME support, and coworking space. It presents separate buttons for Apply for Startup Grant and Apply for SME Grant, so an applicant should choose a route based on the type and stage of the venture rather than treating this as one generic award.

IEEE-USA Government Fellowships 2027-2028: A $95,000 Stipend Plus $5,000 Relocation for Engineers to Spend a Year Shaping U.S. Policy in Congress or the State Department

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IEEE-USA Government Fellowships 2027-2028: A $95,000 Stipend Plus $5,000 Relocation for Engineers to Spend a Year Shaping U.S. Policy in Congress or the State Department

Most engineers never see the room where technology policy is written. Laws on artificial intelligence, semiconductors, the electric grid, cybersecurity, and export controls are debated and drafted by staff who often have no technical training, while the people who actually understand the systems being regulated stay at their benches. The IEEE-USA Government Fellowships exist to close that gap. Each year the program takes a small number of U.S. engineers and technology professionals out of their labs, companies, and campuses and embeds them for a full year inside a congressional office, a congressional committee, or the U.S. Department of State, where they serve as the resident technical expert on real legislation and real foreign policy.

iF Design Student Award 2026: Historical Reference for the EUR 50,000 Competition

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iF Design Student Award 2026: Historical Reference for the EUR 50,000 Competition

The iF Design Student Award 2026 is closed. This page is a historical reference for the completed competition, not a live application notice. The official iF Design page records the submission deadline as 28 January 2026 and now presents the finished jury process, award ceremony, and winners. iF has not published a next Student Award deadline or an open registration window on the official Student Award page reviewed for this update. Do not treat the 2026 application instructions below as permission to submit now.

ifa Scholarship on the Management of Cultural Heritage and Museum Transformation

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The ifa Scholarship on the Management of Cultural Heritage and the Transformation of Museums and Exhibition Centres is a professional exchange program supported by the Alexander Rave Foundation of ifa – Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen. It is intended for cultural practitioners whose work involves cultural heritage, collections, or archive records. The program funds an on-site stay with a suitable host institution and asks the applicant and host to develop a shared project.

IFAD Internship Programme: Paid Six-Month International Development Internship

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IFAD Internship Programme: Paid Six-Month International Development Internship

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) Internship Programme is a live, ongoing route into practical work at a specialized United Nations agency. IFAD describes the internship as a learning opportunity for recent university graduates and current students whose studies relate to the organization’s mission. The official careers record is marked Open Until Filled, so this page uses a rolling deadline. There is no fixed closing date to copy into the listing, and applicants should not wait for a future annual announcement before checking the application portal.

IFAD Internship Programme: Six-Month Opportunities with a Monthly Allowance

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The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) maintains a standing Internship Programme for current students and recent university graduates. The official programme page describes six-month internships in areas relevant to IFAD’s mission and says that an intern may pursue an additional six-month internship with a different learning experience. It does not publish a single annual call, a universal closing date, or a promise that every placement is in Rome.

That distinction corrects the way this opportunity has often been described elsewhere. This is not a single “fully funded IFAD Internship Programme in Italy” competition with one public deadline and one guaranteed package of housing, travel, and living costs. It is an ongoing programme connected to IFAD’s recruitment system. The official page provides a direct route to the Internship Programme, while the Careers Centre controls the application record and any opening-specific closing date.

IFAW World Wildlife Day International Youth Art Contest: 2026 Round Closed; Next Edition Not Announced

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Status update: there is nothing to submit right now. The official IFAW contest page opens with a clear notice: “This year’s Art Contest is now closed.” The 2026 round of the World Wildlife Day International Youth Art Contest took entries until 1 February 2026, and the winners were announced on 3 March 2026, the date of World Wildlife Day itself. If you arrived here planning to upload a drawing before the February deadline, that window has closed. IFAW’s official contest page does not announce a next edition, theme, or deadline. Any future due date not published by IFAW should be treated as unverified.

IHS Loan Repayment Program: Up to $50,000 for a Two-Year Service Commitment

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The Indian Health Service (IHS) Loan Repayment Program (LRP) helps eligible health professionals repay health-profession education loans in exchange for full-time clinical service at an approved Indian health facility serving American Indian and Alaska Native communities. IHS’s program page says the FY2026 application cycle is closed and the FY2027 competition begins October 1, 2026. The published Apply Now instructions say applications are accepted October 1 through August 15 and evaluated monthly beginning in January, or as soon as funds become available. Taken together, those official cycle and annual-window statements identify August 15, 2027 as the FY2027 closing date. The date field records that upcoming closing date; applicants should still confirm that the online application is open and review any current-cycle instructions before submitting.

IJURR Foundation Writing-Up Grants 2027: Up to £6,000 to Finish Your Urban Studies PhD

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Finishing a PhD is often less about brilliant ideas and more about stamina, time, and money. By the time you get to writing up, the funding that got you into the field has usually dried up, while the bills absolutely have not.

That is exactly the gap the IJURR Foundation Writing-Up Grants are trying to close.

Where the cycle stands right now. The 2026 round is finished. Applications closed at midnight GMT on 31 January 2026, and the Foundation announced its new awardees on 17 April 2026, in line with its promise to notify successful candidates by the end of April. If you arrived here hoping to apply for 2026, that door is shut — the official page is blunt about it: “Late applications will not be considered under any circumstances.”

iKapture Centre for Development Job Openings — Historical Reference for Programs & Partnerships Lead and Admin & Office Assistant, Calabar

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iKapture Centre for Development Job Openings — Historical Reference for Calabar Roles

This recruitment is closed. There is no confirmed new paid hiring round to apply to. This page records the two iKapture Centre for Development roles that were advertised for Calabar: Programs & Partnerships Lead and Admin & Office Assistant. The archived notice gave both roles a final application date of December 27, 2025. That date remains in the metadata because it is the real closing date for the documented round; it is not a current invitation to submit an application.

ILFA Flagship Secondment Programme 2026: Historical Reference for African Lawyers

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ILFA Flagship Secondment Programme 2026: Historical Reference for African Lawyers

Status of this opportunity

This page is a historical reference for the International Lawyers for Africa (ILFA) Flagship Secondment Programme 2026. The official call opened on 19 December 2025 and closed on 29 January 2026 at 23:59 UK time. The call said that the programme would run from September until December 2026. That application window has passed.

ILFA’s official programme page describes the Flagship Secondment Programme as an annual programme, but the page currently presents the 2025 cohort and links to the 2026 call. It does not publish a later application call. Do not treat this page as an open application or send a late application to the 2026 address expecting it to be considered. Readers looking for a future round should use the official ILFA programme page and contact ILFA directly for a new announcement.

Illinois Rental Assistance Program

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Illinois Rental Assistance Program

At a glance

Item	Verified information
Program covered by this page	Illinois Court-Based Rental Assistance Program (CBRAP)
Administering agency	Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA), with the program administered through Illinois state housing and human-services channels
Archive status	The latest published application window closed on June 22, 2026. IHDA now says CBRAP is no longer accepting new applications.
Award limits for the closed window	Up to $10,000 for past-due rent, up to $700 for court costs, and up to two months of future rent
Intended applicants	Illinois tenants and housing providers or landlords with a pending eviction case for nonpayment
Income rule	Household gross income at or below 80% of area median income for the location
Citizenship rule	Proof of citizenship, immigration status, SSN, or ITIN is not required for the tenant application
Current action	Do not start a new CBRAP application. Use the official pages for a prior-application status check, legal aid, or a referral to another active service.

What this page records

This page is a historical reference for the most recently published CBRAP application window. It is not an open application notice. The official IHDA CBRAP page says that the program is no longer accepting new applications, while the Illinois Housing Help CBRAP page directs renters and housing providers who already applied to the status-check process. The official pages do not announce a later applicant deadline.

Illinois Senior Freeze Exemption 2026 - Historical Reference

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Illinois Senior Freeze Exemption 2026 - Historical Reference

Status: historical reference. The statutory default deadline for counties with fewer than 3,000,000 inhabitants in the documented 2026 cycle was July 1, 2026. County rules can differ, and the Cook County page reviewed here still describes tax year 2025 rather than publishing a 2026 filing window. A reader should contact the county assessment office about any available correction process or later announcement. The Illinois Department of Revenue’s statewide page does not publish a 2027 county filing window.

Ilorin Innovation Hub Accelerator: Historical Reference for Founders

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Ilorin Innovation Hub Accelerator: Historical Reference for Founders

The maiden Ilorin Innovation Hub Accelerator call is closed. The application deadline was November 21, 2025, and the Hub and its partners have not announced another intake for this same program in the official records reviewed. This page is a historical reference for founders researching that call and its first cohort; it is not an open application listing. The Hub has since advertised SHIFT, a separate initiative with different tracks and funding terms, and announced plans for an AI Lab that would include its own annual AI-startup accelerator. Neither announcement reopens the maiden call documented here. SHIFT’s official post set its application deadline at October 2, 2026, which has passed; the AI Lab announcement does not give an application window for its planned accelerator.

Imagine H2O Asia Program 2026: Historical Reference for a Closed Water-Tech Accelerator

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Imagine H2O Asia Program 2026: Historical Reference for a Closed Water-Tech Accelerator

This page is a historical reference, not an open application notice. Imagine H2O’s official application page records the 2026 cycle as opening on November 12, 2025 and closing on December 19, 2025. It says that programs began in April 2026 and culminated in November 2026. The current official pages do not announce a later application deadline. Do not treat the portal link in this record as permission to submit a new application.

Immersive Arts phase two: invite only — UKRI grant opportunity

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Immersive Arts phase two: invite only — UKRI grant opportunity

This entry is a historical reference for the second phase of the Immersive Arts programme. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Funding Finder page is marked Closed. It records a funding opportunity administered by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) on behalf of AHRC and the four UK national arts development bodies: Arts Council England, Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Arts Council of Wales and Creative Scotland.

Imminent Research Grants 2026: $100,000 Split Into Five $20,000 Awards for Language Technology Research, Open Worldwide and Closing 1 October 2026

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Imminent Research Grants 2026: $100,000 Split Into Five $20,000 Awards for Language Technology Research, Open Worldwide and Closing 1 October 2026

Most research funding for language and translation technology arrives through national research councils, sits behind an institutional affiliation requirement, and takes six to nine months to decide. The Imminent Research Grants do almost none of that. Imminent — the research centre run by the translation company Translated — puts up $100,000 every year, splits it into five $20,000 grants, opens the call to anyone anywhere in the world including companies and unaffiliated individuals, and asks for a 250-word pitch as the first thing it reads.

Impart × Nalli Fellowships 2027: Two INR 5.5 Lakh Grants for a Year of Independent Research into South Asia's Textile Histories and Practices

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Impart × Nalli Fellowships 2027: Two INR 5.5 Lakh Grants for a Year of Independent Research into South Asia’s Textile Histories and Practices

Textile is one of South Asia’s oldest and most widely practised art forms, but much of its history sits outside the archive. Techniques pass from hand to hand rather than into print. Communities of weavers, dyers, printers, and embroiderers hold knowledge that has rarely been documented on its own terms. The Impart × Nalli Fellowships exist to fund the people who want to do that documenting — to spend a year researching a specific, under-told textile story and turning it into something the public can read, watch, or visit.

Imperial Health Charity Pre-Doc Research Fellowship 2027/28: Up to £85,000 for NHS Trust Research Staff

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Imperial Health Charity Pre-Doc Research Fellowship 2027/28: Up to £85,000 for NHS Trust Research Staff

The Imperial Health Charity Research Fellowship programme is a focused route into academic research for staff working in the Imperial health system. The charity says that applications for the 2027/28 programme are open and that the programme can provide up to £85,000 to cover salary and research costs. For this cycle, the charity has also made an important scope decision: it is only able to support Pre-Doc Research Fellows.

India Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY

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Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY: Ongoing Government Health Coverage in India

Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, usually shortened to AB PM-JAY or PM-JAY, is a Government of India health-assurance program administered nationally by the National Health Authority (NHA). It pays for defined secondary and tertiary hospitalization packages for eligible beneficiaries at empanelled public and private hospitals. The benefit is cashless and paperless at the point of service, and the scheme is portable across India.

India BIRAC Biotechnology Ignition Grant

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India BIRAC Biotechnology Ignition Grant (BIG)

Historical reference: BIRAC’s latest listed BIG round, the 25th call, closed on 2025-11-30. No later BIG call was announced on the official BIRAC call page checked for this update. Do not treat this page as an open application window; use the official program page to watch for a new call.

The Biotechnology Ignition Grant (BIG) is BIRAC’s early-stage grant for Indian biotech companies and LLPs that need to move an innovative idea toward proof of concept. It is designed for a project with a credible technical question, a defined commercial or societal need, and a work plan that can be executed with a grant of up to INR 50 lakhs over up to 18 months. It is not a general operating subsidy, a research fellowship, or a replacement for later clinical, field, certification, or scale-up finance.

India Handloom Brand: How Weavers and Handloom Enterprises Register for the National Quality Mark

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India Handloom Brand: How Weavers and Handloom Enterprises Register for the National Quality Mark

Start with the correction, because a lot of secondary write-ups get this wrong: India Handloom Brand (IHB) does not pay you money. It is not a grant, an accelerator, or a funding round. There is no crore-scale award pool attached to it. What IHB gives you is a Government of India quality mark that you earn by putting your fabric through accredited laboratory testing and having your production facility verified.

Indian Health Service (IHS) Direct Healthcare

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Indian Health Service (IHS) Direct Healthcare

If you are AI/AN and trying to understand whether IHS can help with your care, the first thing to know is this: this is a patient access system, not a general grant or scholarship, and not a private insurance policy. It is the federal health program for American Indians and Alaska Natives, delivered through local IHS, tribal, and urban Indian health facilities.

The official IHS page for this opportunity is clear that the program includes both direct care and many referral pathways. The practical consequence is simple: your experience starts with a local facility, not a single national application portal.

Indiana 21st Century Scholars: Up to Four Years of Tuition at Eligible Indiana Colleges

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Indiana 21st Century Scholars: Up to Four Years of Tuition at Eligible Indiana Colleges

At a glance

Topic	What this means
Program type	Indiana state financial aid + college readiness pathway (often called an early-college promise)
Who it is for	Income-eligible 7th or 8th graders who live in Indiana, with eligibility confirmed by state rules
What it covers	Up to four years of paid tuition at an eligible Indiana college or university; the award is subject to the state’s institution, enrollment, FAFSA, and financial-aid rules
Core obligation	Complete required high-school activities and maintain required progress standards through high school graduation and into college
Current enrollment status	Active cohort-based program. Indiana is continuing automatic enrollment during the 2026-2027 academic year, so there is no single public deadline that applies to every student
Key academic rule	Scholars are expected to meet minimum grade and progress expectations and complete required tasks, then maintain college performance requirements
Where to start	Use the state-listed 21st Century pathway links from CHE and the Scholars portal

What this program is in plain language

This is Indiana’s early-college promise program for income-eligible Hoosier students. The Indiana Commission for Higher Education says the program offers up to four years of paid tuition at an eligible Indiana college or university after high school graduation. It is not a one-time scholarship exam or essay grant. A student enters in middle school, completes preparation and graduation requirements in high school, and then uses the award only after meeting the state’s postsecondary rules.

Indiana Community Crossings Matching Grant State FY 2027: Up to $1 Million for Local Road and Bridge Preservation

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Indiana Community Crossings Matching Grant State FY 2027: Up to $1 Million for Local Road and Bridge Preservation

Indiana local governments have a new State FY 2027 opportunity to fund road and bridge preservation work through the Indiana Department of Transportation’s Community Crossings Matching Grant Program. The next call for projects is scheduled to open on September 1, 2026, and close at 5 p.m. Eastern daylight time on September 30, 2026. The program is for Indiana cities, towns, and counties, not individual residents, private businesses, or nonprofit applicants applying on their own.

Indiana Energy Assistance Program PY2026 Guide: Benefits, Eligibility, and How to Apply

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This page is a historical reference for Indiana Energy Assistance Program (EAP) Program Year 2026, also called the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). It is not an open application listing. The Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority (IHCDA) says the PY2026 application closed on April 20, 2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time. IHCDA also says the application portal will reopen in fall 2026, but the official page does not yet publish the next cycle’s exact opening or closing date.

Indiana Opportunity to Learn Project Competitive Grants 2027

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Indiana Opportunity to Learn Project Competitive Grants 2027

Indiana Lifelong Learning Projects (ILLP) is offering competitive grants to Indiana public school corporations, charter schools, and charter networks for programs that address non-academic barriers to K–12 students’ academic success. The opportunity is intended for new, enhanced, or expanded evidence-based programs. Successful projects may receive support for up to three years. The statewide pool is up to $373 million, but each applicant’s request is subject to an individual maximum based on the greater of $600,000 or $650 per eligible K–12 pupil. (See the ILLP request for proposals.)

Indiana Over 65 Property Tax Credit 2027 Guide: $150 Senior Relief and Circuit Breaker Eligibility

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Indiana’s senior property-tax benefit changed for the current cycle. The old Over 65 Deduction, which reduced assessed value by up to $14,000, no longer describes the benefit available for the 2026 assessment date. Indiana replaced that deduction with an Over 65 Credit against local property taxes. The current credit is worth up to $150. A qualifying homeowner may also request the separate Over 65 Circuit Breaker Credit, which can provide additional relief when the property-tax bill is above the applicable limit.

Indo-Pacific Young Leaders Program 2026–2027 in Canada: Historical Reference and Application Guide

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The Indo-Pacific Young Leaders Program is run by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada (APF Canada) with funding support from the Government of Canada. It is a professional development and policy-engagement program for emerging leaders based in the Indo-Pacific who want a deeper working knowledge of Canada’s role in the region.

This page is now a historical reference, not a live application listing. APF Canada’s official program page shows a current 2026–2027 cohort, while the application call for that cohort closed on December 9, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. APF Canada has not published a later application deadline on the official program page. Do not treat the old call as open, and do not use the former rolling label in the metadata.

Indomie Scholarship Program 2026: Full Tuition for Nigerian Students Entering Public Tertiary Institutions

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Indomie Scholarship Program 2026: Full Tuition for Nigerian Students Entering Public Tertiary Institutions

The Indomie Scholarship Program 2026 is an education funding opportunity for Nigerian students who are entering tertiary education in the 2026/2027 academic session. The official programme page says the scholarship covers full tuition for the duration of the programme and can be renewed each year when the recipient maintains the required GPA. It is open to new entrants at public or state-owned universities, polytechnics, colleges of education, and specialised institutions in Nigeria.

Indonesia Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (National Health Insurance)

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Indonesia Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional: how ongoing JKN enrollment works

Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional (JKN) is Indonesia’s national social health insurance program. It is administered by BPJS Kesehatan, the Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial Kesehatan. This page is an explanation of an ongoing public benefit, not a grant announcement with a closing date. People who are eligible can register or be registered through the relevant participant segment while the program remains in operation. The official BPJS Kesehatan website is the place to check participant status, contribution bills, facilities, service channels, and any operational change.

Indonesia Mangrove and Blue Carbon Grants 2026: EUR 2-4 Million per Project from the Blue Action Fund

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A correction before anything else

This page previously described an “Indonesia Blue Carbon Community Grant” offering up to IDR 9,000,000,000 per community coalition, attributed to the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) and linked to Conservation International, with a deadline of 28 July 2025. That listing does not hold up.

No official source confirms a grant programme by that name or at that amount. The URL the listing pointed to, conservation.org/places/indonesia, is Conservation International’s general Indonesia country page. It is a live page, but it carries no call for applications, no IDR 9 billion figure, no eligibility rules and no deadline. Searches of KKP, Conservation International and Konservasi Indonesia material return no programme matching the description. The closest real figure is a blue carbon cooperation between Indonesia’s ICCTF and Agence Française de Développement worth EUR 620,000 (roughly IDR 9.9 billion), reported by AFD — but that is a bilateral cooperation budget between institutions, not a per-community grant that villages or cooperatives can apply for.

Industriklivet 2026: Sweden's Industrial Decarbonisation Funding, With a Negative-Emissions Research Call Open to 31 August 2026

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Correction notice: an earlier version of this page described a “Sweden Net-Zero Industrial Demonstrator Grants” programme worth up to kr150 million per demonstrator, with a 26 September 2025 deadline and scored criteria covering workforce transition and circular economy. No such programme exists. The Swedish Energy Agency has never published a call under that name or with that per-project amount, and the eligibility criteria described were invented. The page below has been rewritten around the real funding line, Industriklivet, using only what the agency itself publishes.

INHABIT Artist-in-Residence 2027: Discontinued Call at the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics

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INHABIT Artist-in-Residence 2027: Discontinued Call at the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics

Historical reference: the Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics (MPIEA) discontinued the INHABIT 2027 application process. There is no open application route for this call. The institute’s official notice says that circumstances changed unexpectedly and at short notice, requiring it to discontinue the process. It thanks artists who had submitted an application. The notice does not announce a replacement deadline, a re-opened process, or another edition. Its notice is dated 25 August 2026.

INMA Africa Elevate Scholarship 2026: Historical Eligibility, Benefits, and Application Record

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Historical reference: the INMA Africa Elevate Scholarship 2026 application cycle is closed. INMA’s official application page gave applicants until April 17, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. in their time zone, and its official press release says that 41 recipients were announced on May 28, 2026 from 114 applicants. The official pages reviewed for this update do not announce a 2027 application round. Do not treat the application link below as an open call or invent a new deadline.

Innovate Africa Challenge 2026 (3rd Edition): FAO and Smart Africa Will Deploy One Proven AI Climate-Smart Agriculture Solution in a Member State, Closing 31 August 2026

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Innovate Africa Challenge 2026 (3rd Edition): FAO and Smart Africa Will Deploy One Proven AI Climate-Smart Agriculture Solution in a Member State, Closing 31 August 2026

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the Smart Africa Secretariat have opened the third edition of the Innovate Africa Challenge, and it is structurally different from the two that came before it. The theme is “From Ideation to Deployment,” and the stated objective on the official challenge page is blunt: identify, support, and deploy one proven AI-based solution that strengthens climate resilience and improves productivity in African agrifood systems. Not a cohort. Not a portfolio of small grants. One solution, put into the field in a Smart Africa member state alongside the host country’s ministries and an FAO country office.

Innovate Calgary Aerospace Accelerator Program 2026: Up to $200,000 in Non-Dilutive Grant Funding — Including Founder Salary Support — Plus Two Years at the Aerospace Innovation Hub

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Innovate Calgary Aerospace Accelerator Program 2026: Up to $200,000 in Non-Dilutive Grant Funding — Including Founder Salary Support — Plus Two Years at the Aerospace Innovation Hub

Aerospace is one of the hardest sectors in which to be an early-stage founder. The hardware is expensive, the certification pathways are long, the customers are large and conservative, and the gap between a working prototype and a revenue-generating product is measured in years rather than months. Conventional seed capital struggles with that timeline. Equity investors want traction on an 18-month clock; aerospace rarely obliges.

Innovate UK Quantum Computing Applications for Large Scale Impact: £13 Million for Collaborative Quantum Software Projects Worth £300,000 to £4 Million, Closing 16 September 2026

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Innovate UK Quantum Computing Applications for Large Scale Impact: £13 Million for Collaborative Quantum Software Projects Worth £300,000 to £4 Million, Closing 16 September 2026

Most UK quantum funding of the last five years went into hardware — qubit counts, error rates, cryogenics, control stacks. This competition is deliberately the other half of the problem. Innovate UK is putting up to £13 million behind quantum software: applications that run on the machines that already exist, solve a problem someone actually has, and show a measurable route to being adopted.

Innovate UK Scaling Performance of Quantum Computing Hardware CR&D 2026: Share of £33 Million for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Hardware

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Innovate UK, the business-facing council within UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), has opened a collaborative research and development (CR&D) competition titled Scaling performance of quantum computing hardware, reference 2523. The competition makes up to £33 million available to UK-registered organisations working on the device-level hardware and associated software needed to reach universal, fault-tolerant quantum computing. Applications are open now and close at 11:00am UK time on 18 September 2026.

Innovate UK Smart Grants Paused: How to Prepare for a Future Opportunity

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Innovate UK Smart Grants Paused: How to Prepare for a Future Opportunity

Innovate UK Smart Grants are not currently an open call. The official Smart Grants guidance says that Innovate UK paused the programme from January 2025 while it develops tailored support. The guidance does not publish a current Smart Grant deadline or award amount, and it does not confirm that a new application round is open.

This page is therefore an archive and preparation guide, not an active application listing. The last confirmed Smart Grants competition recorded by Innovate UK was the November 2024 round. It closed at 11am on 22 January 2025. That date remains in the metadata as the closed cycle’s real deadline so the entry can be understood as historical.

Innovation Crossroads Cohort 2027: $115,000-a-Year Fellowship at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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Innovation Crossroads Cohort 2027: $115,000-a-Year Fellowship at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Innovation Crossroads Cohort 2027 is a rare fit for a technical founder who has a serious scientific idea, a credible route toward a precommercial prototype, and a reason to spend two years inside a national laboratory. Hosted by Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), the program combines a funded fellowship with laboratory access, cooperative research, business mentoring, and commercialization training.

Innovation Norway Environmental Technology Scheme

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Innovation Norway Environmental Technology Scheme

If you are a company developing environmental technology, this is the page to use when deciding whether Innovation Norway’s Environmental Technology Scheme is relevant. It is not a general startup grant or a subsidy for routine operations. It is intended for innovation projects where development, piloting, or demonstration is needed before a new product, process, or service can reach the market.

This opportunity is officially titled Miljøteknologiordningen on Innovation Norway’s site. The current official page describes grants for development, piloting, and demonstration of new environmental technology. It says that the scheme targets solutions with clear environmental benefits and commercial potential, and that the grant is intended to reduce the financial risk of developing environmental technology and bringing new solutions into use.

Innovation Saskatchewan Innovation Challenge 2026: A $30,000 Grant, a 16-Week Ministry Residency, and Full Commercialization Rights for Stopping Zebra Mussels

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Innovation Saskatchewan Innovation Challenge 2026: A $30,000 Grant, a 16-Week Ministry Residency, and Full Commercialization Rights for Stopping Zebra Mussels

Most early-stage technology companies do not die for lack of a good idea. They die waiting for a first customer who will let them prove the idea works in a real setting, with real users, under real conditions. The Innovation Saskatchewan Innovation Challenge is built to remove precisely that barrier, and it says so plainly. “One of the biggest barriers for innovators is getting that first opportunity to prove their solution,” said Warren Kaeding, the Minister responsible for Innovation Saskatchewan, when the 2026 challenge launched on June 25, 2026. The program’s answer is to hand one winning team a $30,000 grant, a minimum 16-week residency working directly inside a provincial ministry, and full rights to commercialize whatever they build.

Innovative Startups and SMEs Fund (ISSF): How Jordanian Startups Actually Reach Jordan’s Government-Backed Venture Capital

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Innovative Startups and SMEs Fund (ISSF): How Jordanian Startups Actually Reach Jordan’s Government-Backed Venture Capital

Correction, July 2026: An earlier version of this page described an “Innovate Jordan Venture Fund” offering USD 250,000 to 1,000,000 directly to founders on a rolling basis. No such institution exists. The domain it pointed to, innovatejordan.gov.jo, does not resolve in DNS, and no Jordanian government body, World Bank document, or ecosystem source records a fund by that name. Jordan’s actual government-backed venture vehicle is the Innovative Startups and SMEs Fund (ISSF), and it works in a fundamentally different way — one that matters enormously if you are a founder deciding where to spend your fundraising energy. This page has been rewritten around the real institution.

Innovative Water Infrastructure Workforce Development Grant

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Innovative Water Infrastructure Workforce Development Grant

The Innovative Water Infrastructure Workforce Development Grant is a newly posted federal opportunity focused on development of the water infrastructure workforce through innovative training and career pathways. Environmental Protection Agency posted the notice on August 19, 2026, and applications are due 2026-10-05. This page translates the official synopsis into a practical screening and preparation guide; the Grants.gov notice and attached Notice of Funding Opportunity remain controlling.

INSPIRASI Indonesia Young Leaders Programme 2026: Historical Reference for East Indonesian Civil Society Leaders

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INSPIRASI Indonesia Young Leaders Programme 2026: Historical Reference

Current status

The 2026 INSPIRASI Indonesia Young Leaders Programme is closed. UnionAID’s official application page says that applications for 2026 have now closed and directs readers to check the UnionAID website or social media in October 2027 for information about future programmes. There is no confirmed next application cycle on the official pages checked for this update.

This page is therefore an archive entry, not an open call. The deadline below is the real closing date for the 2026 intake. Do not treat it as a live invitation to apply, and do not send personal documents to an old form. When UnionAID announces another intake, check its new criteria page for the new dates, eligibility wording, programme schedule, and application link.

Institut Courtois Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026: Three Years at Université de Montréal Paying CAD $63,819 a Year Plus up to CAD $30,000 Annually in Research Funds, Closing 28 September 2026

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Institut Courtois Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026: Three Years at Université de Montréal Paying CAD $63,819 a Year Plus up to CAD $30,000 Annually in Research Funds, Closing 28 September 2026

Most postdoctoral positions in materials science are advertised by a single principal investigator with a single project already scoped out. The Institut Courtois Postdoctoral Fellowship works the other way around. You bring the research program. You choose which member of the Institute you want to work with. And you are being funded, explicitly, to attempt something exploratory — the kind of open question that a conventional grant-funded project would treat as too speculative to attach to a deliverable.

Institute for Law & AI Summer Research Fellowship (EU Law): the 2026 Cambridge Cycle Has Closed

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Applications for this round are closed. The Institute for Law & AI (LawAI) stopped accepting applications for its Summer Research Fellowship (EU Law) on 7 February 2026, and the selected cohort is completing the ten-week programme that runs from 29 June to 4 September 2026. The official programme page at law-ai.org/srf-eu is published under the title “[Closed] Summer Research Fellowship (EU Law)”. LawAI has not listed a successor summer cycle for the EU Law track, so no future deadline, subsidy, or set of dates is confirmed here.

Institute for Law & AI Summer Research Fellowship (US): 2026 Cycle Closed, 2027 Not Announced

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The 2026 round is closed. The Institute for Law & AI (LawAI) lists its US-track summer fellowship at law-ai.org/srf-us under the heading “[Closed] Summer Research Fellowship (US)”. Applications closed on February 7, 2026, at 11:59 pm ET, and the page says late applications could not be assessed. The official seasonal fellowship hub lists the current US summer fellowship as closed and does not announce a 2027 call. This page is therefore a historical reference to the verified 2026 cycle, not an invitation to apply.

Integration of Nutrition Training into Health Care Education Challenge 2026

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Integration of Nutrition Training into Health Care Education Challenge 2026

Status and next steps

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Nutrition Research (ONR) closed this challenge to submissions on September 15, 2026, at 11:59 PM Eastern Time. NIH’s official challenge listing marks the program closed and gives October 20, 2026 as the date winners are to be announced after judging. At this review, the official listing does not announce another round. This is a historical reference to the 2026 cycle, not an open application opportunity. Institutions looking for a future round should check the NIH challenge page for a new official announcement; the old portal materials do not establish that another cycle will take place.

Intercom Early Stage Program

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Overview

Intercom Early Stage is not a cash grant. It is a rolling startup pricing program for Intercom’s AI-first helpdesk and customer support tools. If your company is early, growing, and trying to keep support costs under control while still giving customers a polished experience, this program can be worth a close look.

The practical appeal is simple: instead of paying full price from day one, you get a staged discount structure that starts very low in year one and steps up over time. That can be valuable when you need support infrastructure before your business has the headcount or cash flow for a mature support team. Intercom is betting that once startups build their support workflows on its platform, they will keep using it as they grow.

Intercultural Achievement Award 2026: Up to EUR 6,000 for Intercultural Dialogue Projects (Historical Reference)

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Intercultural Achievement Award 2026: Historical Reference

The Intercultural Achievement Award (IAA) 2026 was a closed Austrian government award for successful projects that strengthen intercultural and interreligious dialogue in Austria and beyond. It was run by the Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs of Austria (BMEIA) through its International Cultural Affairs Section and Task Force “Dialogue of Cultures.”

This page is now a historical reference. The official BMEIA call recorded a submission deadline of March 31, 2026. That date has passed, and the official call page does not publish a later round or a replacement deadline. Do not treat this page as an open application opportunity.

Interledger Foundation Local Impact Mini-Grants 2026: $500 to $3,000 for Community-Led Open Payments Meetups, Workshops and Research, With Rolling Review Through 11 November 2026

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Interledger Foundation Local Impact Mini-Grants 2026: $500 to $3,000 for Community-Led Open Payments Meetups, Workshops and Research, With Rolling Review Through 11 November 2026

Most funding for financial inclusion is written for institutions. It assumes a registered entity, an audited budget, a multi-year logframe, and a grant manager who can absorb a 40-page application. The Interledger Foundation’s Local Impact Mini-Grants are built on the opposite premise: that the person who best understands why a village cooperative, a market association, or a peri-urban neighbourhood cannot move money cheaply is usually someone already living and working there, and that person rarely has a grants department behind them.

Interledger on Campus (IoC) Education Mini-Grant Program 2026 — Historical Reference

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Interledger on Campus (IoC) Education Mini-Grant Program 2026 — Historical Reference

The Interledger Foundation’s 2026 Interledger on Campus mini-grant window is closed. The official program page states that applications were accepted on a rolling basis from March 16 through July 31, 2026. This page keeps the completed cycle’s real closing date in its metadata and is intended as a historical reference, not as an invitation to submit a late application.

International Arbitration Legal Job 2027-2028: How to Apply for an Assistant Legal Counsel Role at the Permanent Court of Arbitration

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The International Bureau of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) is accepting applications for a limited number of Assistant Legal Counsel positions for the period from September 2027 to September 2028. The official PCA recruitment page says that applications close on December 1, 2026. This is a paid legal employment opportunity, but the PCA notice does not publish a salary, stipend, benefits package, or other fixed amount. Applicants should therefore treat compensation as information to confirm during the recruitment process, not as a promised award.

International Climate Protection Fellowship: 2026 Round Closed; Autumn 2026 Opening Announced

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International Climate Protection Fellowship: 2026 Round Closed; Autumn 2026 Opening Announced

The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation’s International Climate Protection Fellowship is a Germany-based research fellowship for prospective leaders working practically and postdocs with climate expertise. It supports a defined project carried out with a host in Germany and connected to climate protection or climate-relevant resource conservation in the applicant’s country of origin.

Current status: the 2026 round is closed

The Foundation’s official programme page says that the closing date for applications has elapsed and that it is not currently possible to apply. The closed round had an application deadline of 10 February 2026. The same page says that the next application round is scheduled to begin in autumn 2026 and invites interested applicants to register for an email notification when the form opens.

International Development Jobs and Internships: UNOPS Gender, Nutrition and Social Inclusion Officer (Historical Reference)

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This page records a completed United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) vacancy. It is not an open application notice. The original UNOPS vacancy was for a Gender, Nutrition, Social Inclusion Officer in Juba, South Sudan, supporting the South Sudan Livelihoods and Resilience Project. A preserved copy of the listing records 2026-03-03 as its application deadline. The original vacancy link now returns an error page, and no replacement vacancy or next cycle appeared in the UNOPS careers and project material checked for this update. Because the official vacancy page is unavailable, the archived copy is the surviving record for the role-specific closing date and requirements.

International Festival of Youth 2026 in Russia: Historical Reference for the Funded Participant and Volunteer Program

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The International Festival of Youth 2026 was a large youth event scheduled for 11–17 September 2026 in Ekaterinburg, Russia. The official festival page now says “Registration is closed.” The final participant registration window ended on 31 May 2026, and the volunteer registration window ended on 31 March 2026. The official page checked for this update does not announce a later cycle, so this entry is a historical reference to the 2026 opportunity rather than an active application route.

International Geneva Peace Fellowship Programme 2026–2027 — Historical Reference

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International Geneva Peace Fellowship Programme 2026–2027 — Historical Reference

Application status: closed. The inaugural International Geneva Peace Fellowship Programme call closed on 7 June 2026 at 11:59 pm CET. The official programme pages do not announce a subsequent cohort or a new application deadline. This page preserves the verified 2026–2027 cycle as a historical reference; it is not a live invitation to submit a late application.

The International Geneva Peace Fellowship Programme was created through a partnership between Interpeace and the Geneva Graduate Institute, with support from the Foundation for the Adaptation of International Geneva. Its purpose is to develop leadership in peace and humanitarian diplomacy by connecting a small international cohort with Geneva-based institutions, practitioners, research, and applied projects.

International Prize in Statistics 2027: An $80,000 Biennial Award for a Single Idea That Changed Science — Nominations Close 1 October 2026

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International Prize in Statistics 2027: An $80,000 Biennial Award for a Single Idea That Changed Science — Nominations Close 1 October 2026

Most scientific prizes reward a career. The International Prize in Statistics was deliberately built to reward an idea — a single work or a coherent body of work whose consequences ran far beyond the field that produced it. That design choice is why the four prizes awarded so far read almost like a syllabus of twentieth-century applied statistics: the proportional hazards model, the bootstrap, random effects models for longitudinal data, and the Cramér–Rao results. The 2027 cycle is now open, and nominations close on 1 October 2026.

International Science Council Science Missions for Sustainability

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International Science Council Science Missions for Sustainability

This page is a historical reference for the International Science Council’s Global Call for Science Missions for Sustainability. The call is closed. Its official expression-of-interest deadline was 31 May 2024 at 00:00 UTC, and the International Science Council has not published a new global application deadline on the current programme page. Do not treat this entry as an open grant listing or send a new application using the old form.

Internet Society Foundation Common Good Cyber Fund 2026: Up to $300,000 in Two-Year Grants for Nonprofit Cybersecurity Organizations

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Internet Society Foundation Common Good Cyber Fund 2026: Up to $300,000 in Two-Year Grants for Nonprofit Cybersecurity Organizations

The Internet Society Foundation has opened a global call for its Common Good Cyber Fund, a new grant program built for a specific and often overlooked problem: much of the security infrastructure that keeps the internet safe is maintained by small nonprofits and volunteer-led projects that struggle to fund the work. This fund puts multi-year operating money behind those organizations. For the 2026 round it will disburse at least USD $3.5 million through roughly fifteen two-year grants, with individual awards typically ranging from $100,000 to $300,000. Applications are open from 23 June 2026 and close on 4 August 2026 at 21:00 UTC.

Internship Program - F. M. Kirby Foundation

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F. M. Kirby Foundation Summer Internship Program 2026

Historical reference: The 2026 application period is closed. The official F. M. Kirby Foundation page says that it is not currently accepting applications for the Summer Internship Program. The closed-cycle deadline was February 6, 2026. This page is retained as an archive entry so students, advisers, and future applicants can understand the program and the materials used for the 2026 round; it is not a live invitation to submit an application.

Interreg Europe - Interregional Cooperation Programme

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Interreg Europe - Interregional Cooperation Programme

Historical status

This is a historical reference page, not an announcement of an open grant round. The latest general call for Interreg Europe project proposals was the third call. It opened on 20 March 2024 and closed at noon CEST on 7 June 2024. The official programme terms of reference set aside approximately €130 million for that call. The deadline in the front matter is the closed call’s actual final date so that the archive record remains precise.

Interregional Innovation Investments Strand 1 (I3-2026-INV1): EU Scale-Up Support for Cross-Regional Innovation

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Interregional Innovation Investments Strand 1 (I3-2026-INV1): EU Scale-Up Support for Cross-Regional Innovation

The Interregional Innovation Investments Strand 1 call, reference I3-2026-INV1, is an EU funding opportunity led by EISMEA for partnerships that can deliver market-ready innovation through interregional collaboration. It is officially listed as open, with the call page publication date on 13 May 2026 and a single-stage deadline on 12 November 2026 at 17:00 CET.

This is a strong fit for organisations that already have an implementation trajectory and want to accelerate deployment, market uptake, and replication across regions with complementary smart specialisation priorities.

Intramural AIDS Research Fellowship (IARF) 2026: NIH Intramural Fellowship for HIV/AIDS Early-Career Scientists

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Intramural AIDS Research Fellowship (IARF) 2026: NIH Intramural Fellowship for HIV/AIDS Early-Career Scientists

The Intramural AIDS Research Fellowship (IARF) is an NIH intramural funding and training opportunity for graduate and postdoctoral trainees whose work is directly related to HIV/AIDS research. It is a joint initiative from the Office of AIDS Research, Office of Intramural Training & Education, and Office of Intramural Research. The official OITE page currently documents the 2026 call and lists its awardees; it does not announce a later application round. This page therefore records the closed 2026 cycle as a historical reference. Applicants should use a later official notice if OITE publishes one, because dates, requirements, and funding can change between calls.

Introduction to the Disability Benefits Law

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Introduction to the Disability Benefits Law

If you are in New York and cannot work because of an off-the-job medical condition, this page helps you decide whether your situation fits the New York Disability Benefits Law (DBL) and whether applying is worth the effort.

This is often misunderstood as a broad “disability” program for all health-related income gaps. It is narrower. DBL is a state wage-replacement law benefit for eligible non-work disabilities. It is not Workers’ Compensation, it is not a medical bill payer, and it is not a long-term income replacement program.

InvestEU Programme

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InvestEU Programme

InvestEU is not a single grant application form that you fill in once and then wait for a decision from Brussels. It is an EU investment framework that uses a budget guarantee to help selected financial institutions make financing possible for eligible projects.

In plain English: the programme reduces part of the lender’s risk and helps shift money to projects that support European policy priorities, especially around greener growth, innovation, competitiveness, and social outcomes.

IOC Olympic Studies Centre PhD Students and Early Career Academics Research Grant 2027: Up to USD 6,000 for Scholarly Research on the Olympic Movement

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IOC Olympic Studies Centre PhD Students and Early Career Academics Research Grant 2027: Up to USD 6,000 for Scholarly Research on the Olympic Movement

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) runs a dedicated research library and archive in Lausanne, Switzerland, called the Olympic Studies Centre (OSC), and one of its most useful offerings to the academic world is a small, focused research grant aimed squarely at people early in their scholarly careers. The 2027 PhD Students and Early Career Academics Research Grant Programme awards up to USD 6,000 to support original research on Olympism, the Olympic Movement, and the Olympic Games. Applications for the current edition are open, and the deadline is Tuesday, 22 September 2026.

Iowa Rent Reimbursement Program

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Iowa Rent Reimbursement Program

Iowa’s Rent Reimbursement program helps eligible older adults and disabled adults recover part of the rent they paid at a property subject to Iowa property tax. It is administered by the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The payment is not a rent voucher, a monthly subsidy, or a refund of all rent. It is a state-calculated reimbursement based on qualifying gross rent and household income.

IPS Afrika 2027: German Bundestag Scholarship for Young Africans

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IPS Afrika 2027: German Bundestag Scholarship for Young Africans

Application status: closed historical cycle. The German Bundestag’s IPS Afrika 2027 programme was scheduled to take place in Berlin from 4 January to 2 February 2027. Its official application window ran from 1 April 2026 to 29 May 2026, and the Bundestag’s application platform now says that the deadline has passed and applications are no longer possible.

This page is therefore an archive entry, not a live invitation to apply. The official application URL is still useful for checking the programme record, but it does not accept an application for this cycle. No later IPS Afrika round is announced on the official programme page used for this update. Readers should wait for a new Bundestag announcement rather than treating the closed dates or the old documents as a current call.

Ireland Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund Call 8

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Ireland Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund Call 8

Ireland’s Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund (DTIF) is preparing its eighth call for collaborative technology projects. Call 8 will make EUR 40 million available and will open for applications on 1 October 2026. The deadline for applications is 31 January 2027. The Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment manages the fund, while Enterprise Ireland administers the call.

This is a forward-looking grant opportunity for consortia rather than a small business award for a single applicant. The official announcement describes DTIF as a way to support the development and deployment of disruptive technologies on a commercial basis, connect Ireland’s research base with industry, help enterprises develop and adopt new technologies, and support new start-ups. The fund is intended for substantial projects with a credible route from research and development to commercialisation.

Ireland Fellows Programme 2027/2028: A Fully Funded One-Year Master's in Ireland for Professionals From Developing Countries

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Ireland Fellows Programme 2027/2028: A Fully Funded One-Year Master’s in Ireland for Professionals From Developing Countries

The Ireland Fellows Programme 2027/2028 cycle is closed. The Government of Ireland confirms that applications for this academic year are closed. Its 2027/2028 strand guidance gives a Stage 1 window from 29 June 2026 through 26 July 2026. The official material reviewed for this update does not announce a later intake, so this page is now a historical reference for the 2027/2028 round rather than a live invitation to apply. Do not treat the closed deadline as a current opportunity, and do not assume that a later deadline has been set.

Ireland Fellows Programme 2027/28: Fully Funded Master's Scholarships in Ireland

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Ireland Fellows Programme 2027/28: Fully Funded Master’s Scholarships in Ireland

The Government of Ireland’s Ireland Fellows Programme offers fully funded master’s study through country and regional strands. For the 2027/28 academic year, the broad application hub currently says that applications are closed for the Africa, Latin America, Small Island Developing States (SIDS), and Asia streams. One route is still open: the Ireland–Palestine Scholarship Programme (IPSP) is accepting applications from eligible applicants living in Palestine until 20 October 2026 at 23:59 Palestine time (GMT+3). This page describes that live route separately from the strands that have closed; it is not a general invitation for applicants from any country to apply.

Ireland Medical Card

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Ireland Medical Card: Ongoing HSE Healthcare Entitlement

The Ireland Medical Card is an ongoing public healthcare entitlement administered by the Health Service Executive (HSE). There is no annual competition or fixed intake for the general scheme. If you live in the Republic of Ireland and plan to live there for at least one year, you can apply when your circumstances make the card relevant. The HSE assesses your application against your household finances, unless you qualify through one of the categories that do not require a financial assessment.

IRIS@NUS Research Internship: 2027 Round Closed, Next Application Expected December 2026

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IRIS@NUS Research Internship: 2027 Round Closed, Next Application Expected December 2026

The Internship and Research Immersion in Singapore (IRIS)@NUS is a short research placement run by NUS Graduate School at the National University of Singapore. Students spend two or three months in an NUS faculty laboratory or research group, receive faculty mentorship, and contribute to ongoing work. The programme is open across academic fields, with projects and mentor availability shaping the actual research experience.

IRS Small Business Health Care Tax Credit

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IRS Small Business Health Care Tax Credit

This is a federal tax credit, not a grant or a payment that arrives after an online application. An eligible small employer calculates the credit for a tax year and claims it through the appropriate federal return. The credit can reduce the after-tax cost of providing employee health insurance, but the employer must satisfy the size, wage, coverage, and contribution rules that apply to the tax year.

IRS Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC)

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IRS Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC)

Historical status

The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) is a historical federal hiring tax credit. The official IRS page says the credit was authorized for wages paid to qualifying people who began work on or before December 31, 2025. The IRS also now says that Form 8850 is no longer in use and that the credit does not apply to employees who begin work after that date.

Isambard-AI and Dawn AIRR supercomputers: Gateway route

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Isambard-AI and Dawn AIRR supercomputers: Gateway route

The Isambard-AI and Dawn Gateway route is one of UKRI’s active compute access mechanisms under the AIRR (Artificial Intelligence Research Resource) programme. Unlike a classic grant, this opportunity is explicitly for computational resources rather than direct funding. It is currently open, and UKRI lists the close date as open – no closing date. For teams in 2026/27 planning, that makes it unusually useful: there is no fixed annual deadline to memorize, but there are recurring operational constraints around batching, start dates, and assessment expectations that affect when you should submit.

Isambard-AI and Dawn AIRR Supercomputers: Rapid Access Route (Open for 2026/2027 R&D)

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Isambard-AI and Dawn AIRR Supercomputers: Rapid Access Route (Open for 2026/2027 R&D)

Key details

Field	Value
Opportunity	Isambard-AI and Dawn AIRR supercomputers: Rapid Access route
Source	UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
Status	Open (no fixed closing date)
Publication date	18 August 2025
Funders on page	UKRI plus AHRC, BBSRC, ESRC, EPSRC, Innovate UK, MRC, NERC, STFC
Amount	Not a cash award
Resource	Up to 20,000 GPU hours per project on Isambard-AI or Dawn
Use window	GPU hours must be used within 3 months of project start
Starting cadence	Review on a weekly cadence; maximum two weeks to resource target
Eligibility scope	UK-registered micro/small/medium businesses only
Application channel	AIRRPortal
Contact	`airr@ukri.org`
Next milestones	Start date can be requested up to one month after submission

What this opportunity is and what it is not

This is an open access route in the UK AI Research Resource ecosystem, not a classic grant with broad budget support. It is designed for short-cycle AI R&D in organizations that are too early, too time constrained, or too narrowly scoped for a larger programme, but still need serious compute support.

IsDB Scholarship Programs 2026–2027: Closed-Cycle Historical Reference

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IsDB Scholarship Programs 2026–2027: Closed-Cycle Historical Reference

The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Scholarship Programs for the 2026–2027 academic year are closed. The call notice set the application deadline at 31 January 2026. IsDB’s current scholarship page is still headed “Scholarship Programs 2026–2027,” but it says that the application period has closed and does not announce a later application round. Its notice contains an older academic-year reference in the closure text, so the page should be read together with the 2026–2027 call notice and the official program booklets.

IsDB Transform Fund: Historical Reference for the 2020 Call for Innovation

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IsDB Transform Fund: Historical Reference for the 2020 Call for Innovation

Status: historical reference. The last official Transform Fund Call for Innovation that I could verify opened on 1 April 2020 and closed on 1 June 2020. IsDB’s current Science, Technology & Innovation (STI) page contains no newer Transform Fund call, application form or deadline, and its contact page gives the STI Division’s email for programme enquiries. No next Transform Fund cycle has been announced on those pages. The STI site does feature a separate Competitive Technology Sourcing exercise under the Technology Deployment Cooperation Program, with a 9 October 2026 closing date; that is not a new Transform Fund call. This page records the closed Transform Fund call rather than presenting an invented deadline.

Israel Innovation Authority R&D Fund

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Israel Innovation Authority R&D Fund

At a glance

Field	Current information
Program	Israel Innovation Authority R&D Fund
Status	Open yearlong according to the Authority’s current English program page
Funding type	Public R&D support, with repayment through royalties from sales if the supported project reaches commercialization
Funding level	20%-50% of approved R&D expenditure
Additional terms	The Authority describes extra support for eligible Development Zones and areas around the Gaza Strip, plus preferential terms for certain startup corporations
Applicants	Israeli corporations at different stages and from all industrial sectors that are developing or upgrading technology
Official route	Israel Innovation Authority R&D Fund
Detailed requirements	The Authority directs Israeli companies to its Hebrew website for the requirements and application process

Current program status

This page now describes the R&D Fund, which is the current official route for requests that were previously associated with the Early Stage Companies Incentive Program. The Israel Innovation Authority’s R&D Fund page says that the earlier program was merged into the R&D Fund and that those requests are submitted through the R&D Fund. The opportunity should therefore be evaluated under the R&D Fund’s current description, not under a separate early-stage program page.

Israel Quantum Computing Infrastructure Call 2026: Separate from the Closed Startup Opportunity

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Israel Quantum Computing Infrastructure Call 2026: Separate from the Closed Startup Opportunity

The opportunity originally described on this page was a startup-only quantum funding listing. That 2025 opportunity is closed, and there is no confirmed successor that offers the previously stated per-startup amount or startup-only eligibility. Do not use this page as evidence that an individual company can apply for a quantum grant under the old listing.

The current official listing is a different program: the Israel Innovation Authority’s Access to Quantum Computing R&D Infrastructure call. It opened on 19 July 2026 and accepts applications until 8 October 2026 at 12:00 noon Israel time. The call is intended to establish or provide access to a national-level R&D infrastructure for quantum computing. Its direct target audience is an industrial corporation or a user group, while Israeli companies and research institutions are expected to use the resulting services.

Israel Space Agency Academic Research Grants

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Israel Space Agency Academic Research Grants

Status: historical reference

This page describes the Israel Space Agency’s recurring academic-research funding channel and preserves the latest dated research call that could be verified on the Agency’s official calls index. It is not an open application. The official index does not show a newer general academic-research round after the 2025 research call listed below, so no future deadline is supplied here.

The verified archived cycle was the Call for research proposals within the framework of Israel-Italy cooperation with the space agency for 2025. The call was published on 2025-06-23 and closed on 2025-07-31. That call required an Israeli research team to work jointly with an Italian team already selected by the Italian Space Agency. It was a bilateral call with a specific research topic, not a general invitation for every space proposal. Keep that distinction in mind when using this page as a reference.

Israelyan Fellowship at Gladstone's Library 2027: A Fully Funded Month-Long Residency in Wales for Writers, Artists, and Scholars Working on Armenian Studies and Themes

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Israelyan Fellowship at Gladstone’s Library 2027: A Fully Funded Month-Long Residency in Wales for Writers, Artists, and Scholars Working on Armenian Studies and Themes

The Israelyan Fellowship is a new, fully funded residency that gives one writer, artist, or scholar a full month of uninterrupted time at Gladstone’s Library — the United Kingdom’s only residential library — to push a serious project on Armenian studies, literature, or the social sciences toward completion. It is the inaugural cycle of what is intended to be an annual fellowship, and the summer 2027 call for applications is open now with a firm deadline of October 15, 2026. For anyone deep into a book, a body of creative work, or a research project on an Armenian theme, this is an unusually clean offer: 31 nights of accommodation, all meals, quiet, a scholarly community, and a contribution toward getting there, in exchange for focused work.

Istanbul Photo Awards 2026 Closed: Results, Rules, and How to Prepare for a Future Call

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This is a historical reference. The 2026 Istanbul Photo Awards entry period is closed, the judging is complete, and the winners have been announced. Anadolu’s official announcements page currently lists the 2026 cycle as the latest edition and does not publish a 2027 call or deadline. There is nothing to submit through this page today. Keep it for the confirmed rules and results, then check the official site before relying on any future edition.

Italy Assegno Unico Universale (Universal Single Allowance)

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The Assegno Unico e Universale is Italy’s national monthly allowance for families with dependent children. It is administered by the Istituto Nazionale della Previdenza Sociale (INPS) and is designed to work across employment situations: employees, self-employed people, pensioners, unemployed people, and people who are not working can all be within scope if they satisfy the citizenship, residence, tax, and stay requirements. The official INPS service page was last updated on 10 February 2026 and remains the correct place to start: Assegno unico e universale per i figli a carico.

Italy Rural Architecture and Landscape PNRR Investment 2.2 (Historical Reference)

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Italy Rural Architecture and Landscape PNRR Investment 2.2 (Historical Reference)

This page records the completed restoration grant cycle under the Italian Ministry of Culture’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), Mission 1, Component 3, Investment 2.2: “Tutela e valorizzazione dell’architettura e del paesaggio rurale.” The official Ministry hub continues to describe the investment and publish implementation material. At this review, it does not announce a new general application round for owners seeking restoration support. The restoration application deadline was 30 September 2022. This is an archive entry, not an open grant listing.

ITIDA ITAC Collaborative Funded Projects: EGP 350,000 to EGP 5 Million for Egyptian ICT Company-University Research Teams

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ITIDA ITAC Collaborative Funded Projects: EGP 350,000 to EGP 5 Million for Egyptian ICT Company-University Research Teams

Egypt’s Information Technology Industry Development Agency does not run a single generic “innovation grant.” What it runs is the Information Technology Academia Collaboration program, ITAC, and inside ITAC sits the Collaborative Funded Projects scheme — a tiered, partially reimbursed co-funding line that pays an Egyptian ICT company and an Egyptian academic research team to move one specific product idea along the maturity ladder together.

ITOPF R&D Award 2027: Up to £70,000 for Applied Marine-Spill Research

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ITOPF R&D Award 2027: Up to £70,000 for Applied Marine-Spill Research

The International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation Limited (ITOPF) is accepting applications for its 2027 R&D Award. The award supports short-term applied research that could improve the way accidental pollution from ships is prepared for, monitored, contained, cleaned up, or understood. The 2027 call is open to reputable research and development establishments and other organisations worldwide, and it can support an individual or project team through the applicant organisation.

IVI RMA Global Health Social Impact Award: Historical Inaugural $50,000 Cycle

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Current status: historical reference only. IVI RMA Global announced an inaugural Global Health Social Impact Award in November 2025. Its submission deadline has passed, and the official IVIRMA pages reviewed for this update do not publish a successor call, new amount, current eligibility rules, application form, or replacement deadline. The dedicated award URL remains the destination named in IVI RMA Global’s launch announcement. Applicants should not treat this page as an invitation to submit a proposal.

IWA Project Innovation Awards 2026: Closed-Cycle Eligibility, Deadlines, and Submission Guide

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The 2026 IWA Project Innovation Awards cycle is closed. This page is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The International Water Association (IWA) published a two-stage process: preliminary submissions were due on 27 March 2026, and nominees invited forward after pre-judging had until 29 May 2026 to submit the full entry. IWA’s current World Water Congress programme labels the opportunity “Now Closed” and says that evaluation is underway. The awards are scheduled to be presented in Glasgow on 6 October 2026.

IWMF Howard G. Buffett Fund and Reporting Grants for Women Journalists 2026

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IWMF Howard G. Buffett Fund and Reporting Grants for Women Journalists 2026

The International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) is one of the longest-standing organizations dedicated to strengthening the role of women and non-binary journalists worldwide. Through a set of reporting grants, fellowships, and safety and emergency programs, the IWMF puts direct financial and practical support behind journalists who want to pursue ambitious reporting projects but lack the resources to do so. The flagship grant in this portfolio is the Howard G. Buffett Fund for Women Journalists, which has supported hundreds of journalists across dozens of countries since its launch in 2015.

Jack Kent Cooke College Scholarship 2027: Up to $55,000 a Year, Application Opens August 19, 2026

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Status update — checked July 29, 2026. The application is not open yet, and the dates for the next cycle are now published. The Cooke Foundation states plainly: “The Cooke College Scholarship Program application will open on August 19, 2026.” Its FAQ gives the full window — “The 2027 College Scholarship Program application will be open August 19, 2026 – November 11, 2026.” So you have roughly three weeks of runway before the portal opens, and just under sixteen weeks until it closes.

Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship 2026–2027: Up to $35,000 for U.S. High School Seniors

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Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship 2026–2027: Up to $35,000 for U.S. High School Seniors

The Jackie Robinson Foundation (JRF) Scholarship is a four-year college scholarship for motivated U.S. high school seniors who can show academic strength, financial need, leadership potential, and meaningful community service. The 2026–2027 application is open, and all application materials must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on January 14, 2027.

JRF describes the award as financial aid of up to $35,000 over four years. The scholarship is only one part of the program. Scholars also receive a structured support experience that includes mentoring, career guidance, leadership and practical-life-skills programming, internship and job-placement assistance, and sponsorship to attend JRF’s annual Mentoring and Leadership Conference in New York City. The organization typically awards about 60 scholarships each year, although that number can vary.

James Castle House Residency 2027: A $4,000 Two-Month or $1,000 Two-Week Funded Residency in Boise, Idaho

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James Castle House Residency 2027: A $4,000 Two-Month or $1,000 Two-Week Funded Residency in Boise, Idaho

Most artist residencies ask you to bring a project and give you a room. The James Castle House asks for something narrower and, if it fits your practice, considerably more interesting: a project rooted in a specific house, a specific artist, or the ground the house sits on. The site is the historic Boise home of American artist James Castle, now run as a public center for exhibitions, tours, talks, and residencies by the Boise City Department of Arts & History. Applications for the 2027 residency terms are open from July 16 to August 28, 2026, with decisions communicated in September 2026.

James McCune Smith PhD Scholarships: Historical Reference for the Closed 2026 Cycle

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James McCune Smith PhD Scholarships: Historical Reference for the Closed 2026 Cycle

This page is a historical reference for the University of Glasgow’s James McCune Smith PhD Scholarships 2026 entry cycle. The official scholarship page says that applications have now closed for 2026 entry. The published application deadline was 31 January 2026, so this page should not be read as an open application notice. The University has not published a later round on the official James McCune Smith scholarship page checked for this update. Anyone considering a future cohort should wait for a new Glasgow announcement rather than reuse the archived date or assume that a future deadline will be identical.

James R. Jewett Prize

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James R. Jewett Prize

The James R. Jewett Prize is an Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University research award for researchers studying the biology of flowers and/or fruits. Awards of up to $10,000 support research expenses and/or travel expenses associated with the proposed research. Preference is given to visiting scholars who plan to use the Arnold Arboretum living collection.

This record is a historical reference. The 2026 application cycle closed on February 1, 2026. The official program page continues to describe an annual application window from November 5 through February 1, but the official pages checked for this update do not announce a next-round date. Do not treat this page as evidence that applications are open or assume a future deadline that the Arnold Arboretum has not published.

James Smithson Fellowship 2027: $62,000 Stipend for U.S. Postdoctoral Researchers

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James Smithson Fellowship 2027: $62,000 Stipend for U.S. Postdoctoral Researchers

The James Smithson Fellowship is a one-year Smithsonian appointment for an early-career researcher whose work can connect rigorous scholarship with public policy. The 2027 cycle centers on Regeneration: how societies, environments, and cultural traditions renew and adapt while retaining continuity. Proposals may approach that theme through ecological restoration, cultural heritage, recovery after disruption, technological innovation, or another well-supported line of inquiry that fits the applicant’s discipline and Smithsonian resources.

Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027

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Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027

The Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund for Medical Research awards one of the longest-running and most respected postdoctoral fellowships in the biomedical sciences. Established in 1937 to support research on cancer, the Fund now backs fundamental scientific research that advances understanding of the causes, treatments, and cures of human disease, with a continued emphasis on basic biomedical and cancer biology. For researchers who are just finishing their doctoral training and moving into an independent postdoctoral project, the fellowship provides three years of stable, portable salary support along with additional research and family-related funding.

Japan FY2026 Regional Living Sphere Leading Project: Local Service Innovation and Talent Development

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Japan FY2026 Regional Living Sphere Leading Project: Local Service Innovation and Talent Development

Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) has moved this opportunity beyond its 2025 cycle. The official program page now has a FY2026 section for the Regional Living Sphere Leading Project (地域生活圏形成リーディング事業), with separate material links for support for leading initiatives and for support for human development.

The previous listing’s single large per-municipality award description is not supported by the current MLIT materials. The FY2026 program is broader: it is intended to help regions keep everyday services available by connecting public bodies, private regional-management organizations, and partners across service areas. An aging-related pilot can fit, but only when it is part of a credible regional service and collaboration plan.

Japan Jidō Teate (児童手当) Child Allowance

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Current status

Jidō Teate (児童手当), Japan’s national child allowance, is an ongoing benefit rather than a one-time grant or an annual competition. The Children and Families Agency (CFA) publishes the national rules, while the municipality where the applicant lives normally receives the claim, checks the requirements, and makes the payment. Public servants use their employing authority instead of the municipality. There is no single national closing date for a family that becomes eligible during the year, so the practical deadline is rolling: apply as soon as a child is born or the family moves into a new municipality.

Japan National Health Insurance (Kokumin Kenko Hoken)

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Japan’s National Health Insurance (NHI), or Kokumin Kenko Hoken (国民健康保険), is a public medical-insurance route for residents who do not have another qualifying public plan. It is not a scholarship, grant, or one-time cash award. The practical benefit is access to covered treatment with a regulated patient share, while the cost of enrollment is a locally calculated premium. Municipal governments handle the day-to-day work: they decide the household’s premium under the applicable rules, accept joining and leaving notifications, issue proof of eligibility, and collect payments. The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW) publishes the national framework and explains who must join.

Japan NEDO Green Innovation Fund

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Japan NEDO Green Innovation Fund

Overview

The Japan NEDO Green Innovation Fund is a major national funding framework for technologies that can help Japan reach carbon neutrality by 2050. It is managed by NEDO, the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, under policy direction connected to METI’s Green Growth Strategy and Japan’s broader green transformation plans.

Current status of this reference entry

This page is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The latest specific project-level public offering confirmed on NEDO’s official site was the Green Innovation Fund project for reducing and absorbing CO2 in food, agriculture, forestry, and fisheries (project code P21032). NEDO published that call on 2026-03-25 and set the application deadline at 2026-07-31 at noon. That deadline has passed, so the date in the front matter records the real closing date of the latest verified call rather than pretending that a generic fund-wide deadline exists.

Japan–UK Advanced Connectivity Technologies Grant 2026–2027: Up to £897,000 and ¥200 Million for Joint Research

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Japan–UK Advanced Connectivity Technologies Grant 2026–2027: Up to £897,000 and ¥200 Million for Joint Research

The Japan–UK joint call for collaborations in Advanced Connectivity Technologies is an open research grant opportunity for teams that already have, or can quickly form, a serious partnership across the two countries. The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and Japan’s National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) are looking for internationally competitive projects in three connected areas: artificial intelligence in digital networks, non-terrestrial networks, and advanced optics and photonics.

Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme 2027–2028: Fully Funded EU Acquis Study for Professionals and Students in Türkiye

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Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme 2027–2028: Fully Funded EU Acquis Study for Professionals and Students in Türkiye

The Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme 2027–2028 is open to people in Türkiye who want to build specialist knowledge of the European Union acquis: the body of EU legislation, policy, standards, and institutional practice. The programme is designed for people who can use that knowledge in public administration, business, civil society, universities, or the wider Türkiye–EU relationship. It is not a general scholarship for any subject and any destination. Your proposed study must have a clear connection to EU-related work.

Jeannette Rankin National Scholar Grant 2027: Up to $2,500 a Year, Renewable for Five Years, for Low-Income Women and Nonbinary Students 35 and Older

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Jeannette Rankin National Scholar Grant 2027: Up to $2,500 a Year, Renewable for Five Years, for Low-Income Women and Nonbinary Students 35 and Older

The Jeannette Rankin National Scholar Grant is a rare kind of scholarship: it is built specifically for adults who came to higher education later than the traditional path, who are paying their own way, and who are balancing school against jobs, caregiving, and tight household budgets. Named for Jeannette Rankin — the first woman elected to the U.S. Congress — the grant is administered by the Jeannette Rankin Foundation in Athens, Georgia, and has quietly helped thousands of low-income women return to and finish their education since 1976.

Jennifer Weiner Fellowship 2027: $5,000 Stipend and Mentorship for Emerging Philadelphia-Area Prose Writers

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Jennifer Weiner Fellowship 2027: $5,000 Stipend and Mentorship for Emerging Philadelphia-Area Prose Writers

The Jennifer Weiner Fellowship is a focused opportunity for an emerging prose writer who lives in the greater Philadelphia area and wants time, money, mentorship, and a supportive writing community for a specific manuscript. Blue Stoop, a Philadelphia literary nonprofit, will run the next fellowship from February through May 2027. Applications open on August 25, 2026, and close on September 8, 2026.

Jewish Film Institute Doc Lab 2027: Yearlong Fellowship and Travel Stipend for Feature Documentary Filmmakers

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Jewish Film Institute Doc Lab 2027: Yearlong Fellowship and Travel Stipend for Feature Documentary Filmmakers

The Jewish Film Institute (JFI) Doc Lab is a yearlong artist-development fellowship for independent filmmakers working on feature-length documentaries about Jewish history, life, culture, or identity. The 2027 cohort is accepting applications now, with a final deadline of August 21, 2026 at midnight Pacific Time. The program runs from January through December 2027 and is primarily virtual, but every Fellow must attend a five-day in-person convening during the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival in July 2027.

JICA Innovative Asia: Historical Scholarship Reference

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JICA Innovative Asia: Historical Scholarship Reference

JICA does not call this programme an “Innovative Leaders Scholarship.” The official programme name is Innovative Asia, also presented as “Innovative Asia / Scholarship to Japan.” It was a JICA programme for graduate study and internships in Japan, aimed at capable students and graduates from selected Asian countries. The official JICA page remains available, but it describes a completed programme rather than an open application opportunity.

JICA Private Sector Partnership Funding 2026 The SME and SDGs Business Support Program and the Cooperative Preparatory Survey for Overseas Investment and Finance

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If you run an eligible Japanese business or nonprofit organisation with a product that could solve a real problem in a developing country — a water treatment unit, a diagnostic device, a cold chain system, a road maintenance method — the Japan International Cooperation Agency can support you in finding out whether the business works. Not as a loan you repay, and not as a prize for a pitch deck. Depending on the route, JICA or a JICA-appointed consultant supports the work through a commissioned contract, eligible-cost assistance, business advice, and its country offices and government relationships.

Jim Henson Foundation Artist Grants for Puppet Theater: 2027 Granting Cycle

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Jim Henson Foundation Artist Grants: The 2027 Granting Cycle

The Jim Henson Foundation has been awarding grants for new puppet theater since 1982, and it remains one of the very few funders in the United States whose entire reason for existing is the puppet itself. Not theater that happens to include puppets. Not devised performance with a marionette in the second act. The Foundation’s board judges applications on the excellence of the puppetry — design, manipulation, and theatrical execution — and says so plainly in its guidelines.

Job Research Foundation Research Grants 2027: Two $200,000 Two-Year Awards for Scientists Working on Job Syndrome (STAT3 Hyper-IgE Syndrome) — Applications Close 16 October 2026

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Job Research Foundation Research Grants 2027: Two $200,000 Two-Year Awards for Scientists Working on Job Syndrome (STAT3 Hyper-IgE Syndrome) — Applications Close 16 October 2026

Job Syndrome is rare enough that most physicians will never see a case, and rare enough that no pharmaceutical company has built a development programme around it. That gap is exactly what the Job Research Foundation exists to fill. On 10 July 2026 the Foundation announced its ninth round of funding: up to two grants of $200,000 each, spread over two years, for scientific research into the causes of and treatments for Job Syndrome. Applications are due by 16 October 2026, and the Foundation expects to announce awardees in January 2027.

Jodi Harris Scholarship: 2026 Round Closed, Next Cycle Not Announced

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Jodi Harris Scholarship: 2026 Round Closed

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 Jodi Harris Scholarship. The official LIONS programme page says that applications are now closed for 2026. LIONS has not published a new opening date, closing date, or notification date for another round on that page. There is no current application form to complete, and this page should not be read as an invitation to submit a late application.

John Curtin Scholarship Program 2027: Comprehensive Undergraduate Support at Curtin University

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John Curtin Scholarship Program 2027: Comprehensive Undergraduate Support at Curtin University

Curtin University’s John Curtin Scholarship Program is open for students planning to begin an undergraduate degree in Semester 1, 2027. The program is aimed at academically strong future students who can show leadership, service, and a serious intention to contribute to their communities. It is not just a tuition award: the published package includes course fees for the duration of the undergraduate degree, a living-support option, a funded international study experience, mentoring, alumni connection, and structured professional development.

John Innes Centre International Undergraduate Summer School 2026: Historical Reference

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John Innes Centre International Undergraduate Summer School 2026

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 John Innes Centre International Undergraduate Summer School. The official John Innes Centre page lists the 2026 programme dates as 29 June to 22 August 2026 and the application deadline as 16 January 2026. The official application portal now says that the deadline has passed. No later cycle is announced on the verified programme page, so this entry should not be read as an open application opportunity.

John Lewis Young Leaders Program 2026–2027 — Applications Closed

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John Lewis Young Leaders Program 2026–2027: Applications Closed

The John Lewis Young Leaders (JLYL) Program is a year-long undergraduate fellowship for students who want to develop as community organizers and civic leaders. The 2026–2027 cohort is already in its fellowship year: the official Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights program page states that applications are now closed. This listing is therefore a record of the cohort’s verified structure and participant information, not an invitation to submit a late application.

John Monash Scholarship 2027: AUD$100,000 a Year for Australians Studying a Master's or PhD Overseas

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John Monash Scholarship 2027: AUD$100,000 a Year for Australians Studying a Master’s or PhD Overseas

The John Monash Scholarship is a major postgraduate award for Australians who plan to study at an overseas university. The General Sir John Monash Foundation describes the scholarship as open to any field of study and any overseas university, provided the applicant is an Australian citizen, has an undergraduate degree from an Australian university, and plans to begin a full-time master’s degree or PhD abroad.

Johns Hopkins Healthcare Design Competition 2026 — Historical Reference

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Johns Hopkins Healthcare Design Competition 2026: Historical Reference

The 2026 Johns Hopkins Healthcare Design Competition is closed. The official competition page, maintained by the Johns Hopkins Center for Bioengineering Innovation & Design (CBID), says that applications for the 2026 cycle are closed and that the winners have been announced. The page does not announce a later cycle. This entry therefore preserves the completed 2026 opportunity as a historical reference rather than presenting it as an open application.

Joint Japan World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program 2026 Window 2 (Closed): Eligibility and Funding Guide

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The Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP) 2026 Window 2 is closed. The official World Bank page records the application window as March 30 through May 29, 2026. It does not publish a later application window on the page currently carrying the program information, so this entry is a historical reference to the completed 2026 call. Do not treat it as an open scholarship or try to submit an application through the old WebPortal link that appeared in earlier versions of this listing.

Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP)

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The Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP) is a professional scholarship for people from eligible developing countries who are already working on development-related problems and need a master’s degree to take on more responsibility. It is tied to a defined set of participating master’s programs, rather than being a general award that can be used at any university.

The 2026 cycle closed on May 29, 2026. For developing-country nationals, Application Window 1 ran from January 15 to February 27, 2026, and Application Window 2 ran from March 30 to May 29, 2026. The later deadline is the controlling deadline for the two-window cycle recorded here. The official page also records a separate 2026 application window for Japanese nationals that closed on April 17, 2026; that route is distinct from the developing-country-national process described in this entry. The World Bank page currently presents the 2026 cycle information and does not provide a future deadline to copy into this listing.

Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program 2026 Window 1 — Fully Funded Master’s Study (Closed)

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Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program 2026 Window 1 — Fully Funded Master’s Study (Closed)

The Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program (JJ/WBGSP) 2026 Window 1 is closed. The official World Bank schedule placed this application window from 15 January 2026 through 27 February 2026. The deadline in this listing is the real closing date for that completed round, not a suggestion that late applications are still accepted.

This page is now a historical reference for people comparing graduate funding routes, checking the requirements of the 2026 round, or preparing for a possible future call. The World Bank’s current JJ/WBGSP page does not list a 2027 deadline, so this guide does not invent one. A future call may change its dates, participating programs, or eligibility rules. Anyone planning ahead should wait for the World Bank’s next official Application Guidelines and verify every requirement again.

Jonathan Larson Grants 2026: Five Unrestricted Awards of $20,000 — Plus a $2,500 Recording Grant and a Joe's Pub Showcase — for Emerging Musical Theatre Composers, Lyricists, and Librettists, Closing Friday 4 September 2026

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Jonathan Larson Grants 2026: Five Unrestricted Awards of $20,000 — Plus a $2,500 Recording Grant and a Joe’s Pub Showcase — for Emerging Musical Theatre Composers, Lyricists, and Librettists, Closing Friday 4 September 2026

Musical theatre is one of the slowest and most expensive art forms to make. A show takes years, needs collaborators, needs rooms, needs singers who can hold a line long enough for you to hear whether the line works. Very little of that is paid for while you are writing it. The Jonathan Larson Grants exist because the man they are named for lived inside that gap: Jonathan Larson wrote Rent while waiting tables, and the handful of grants he received in those years were, in the American Theatre Wing’s own description, what gave him the professional confidence to keep going. He died the night before Rent’s first off-Broadway preview in 1996.

Jordan Water Sector Efficiency Project (P176619): A $300 Million Sovereign Water Operation Through 2028

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Jordan Water Sector Efficiency Project (P176619): A $300 Million Sovereign Water Operation Through 2028

An earlier version of this page described a “Jordan Water Efficiency Scale Loan” offering a large per-utility award through a competitive application window. That framing was wrong, and it is worth saying so directly rather than quietly deleting it. No World Bank, Ministry of Water and Irrigation, or Global Concessional Financing Facility document establishes a per-utility envelope of that size or a public application window. If you built a plan around applying directly for project financing, stop and read the rest of this page.

Journalism Workshop and Fellowship Funding in Asia 2026 (Historical Reference): EJN Gibbons and Orangutans Reporting Program

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The EJN Virtual Media Workshop on Covering Gibbons and Orangutans in Asia 2026 is now a historical reference, not an open application. Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) published the opportunity for environmental journalists in Asia, with an application deadline of April 24, 2026 and a three-day virtual workshop planned for mid-June 2026. That deadline has passed. I found no later edition or replacement round announced in the official EJN opportunities material checked for this update, so readers should not treat this page as an invitation to apply.

JournalismAI Skills Lab 2026 (Applications Closed; Historical Programme Reference)

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JournalismAI Skills Lab 2026 (Applications Closed; Historical Programme Reference)

The JournalismAI Skills Lab 2026 was a free virtual programme for journalists, editors, and media professionals who worked at the intersection of journalism and technology. It was built around hands-on AI implementation in reporting and newsroom processes. The application window for this cycle closed on 21 June 2026. JournalismAI’s current official page says applications are closed and does not announce a later deadline or successor cycle, so this page is a historical programme reference rather than an invitation to submit.

Joyce Awards 2027: Four $100,000 Unrestricted Awards for Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio Artists and Culture Bearers — Spring 2027 Cycle Announced; Deadline Not Yet Published

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Joyce Awards 2027: Four $100,000 Unrestricted Awards for Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio Artists and Culture Bearers — Spring 2027 Cycle Announced; Deadline Not Yet Published

The Joyce Awards are a direct-support program of The Joyce Foundation for Great Lakes artists and culture bearers whose creative practices advance racial equity and build meaningful relationships with communities. The redesigned program offers four awards each year. Each selected artist receives $100,000 in unrestricted funding and may select a Great Lakes organization to receive a separate $40,000 grant connected to the artist’s work. Awardees also receive access to no-cost services such as financial management, marketing, and strategic planning, plus opportunities to join Foundation-hosted convenings.

JPMorganChase Fellowship Program: Paid Five-Week Sophomore Fellowship, 2026 Historical Reference

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Status update. There is nothing open to apply to right now. The 2026 JPMorganChase Fellowship Program closed in January 2026, and no successor round has been posted. The official program page is still live and still describes the fellowship in the present tense, but the section where applications normally appear carries this line instead: “only locations where this program is currently open will be displayed.” No locations are listed. JPMorganChase then tells readers that if the location they want is not showing, they should “follow us on Facebook or Linkedin for program application updates,” and offers a Talent Network newsletter signup as the other notification route.

JSK Journalism Fellowship 2027–2028: A Nine-Month Academic Year at Stanford With a $130,000 Stipend, Tuition, and Health Insurance for Experienced Journalists

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JSK Journalism Fellowship 2027–2028: A Nine-Month Academic Year at Stanford With a $130,000 Stipend, Tuition, and Health Insurance for Experienced Journalists

The John S. Knight Journalism Fellowships at Stanford University give experienced journalists nine months away from their normal professional obligations. Fellows live in the Stanford area, join a small international cohort, work with JSK directors and advisers, and use Stanford’s academic and creative resources to think carefully about the future of journalism and their own next contribution to it.

JSPS Invitational Fellowships for Research in Japan FY2027: ¥387,600 a Month for a 2–10 Month Visit or ¥18,000 a Day for a 14–60 Day Visit, With 145 First-Round Awards Closing 28 August 2026

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JSPS Invitational Fellowships for Research in Japan FY2027: ¥387,600 a Month for a 2–10 Month Visit or ¥18,000 a Day for a 14–60 Day Visit, With 145 First-Round Awards Closing 28 August 2026

Most international mobility schemes are built for people at the start of a career. The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science runs one that is built for the opposite end of it. The Invitational Fellowships for Research in Japan exist so that a Japanese research group can bring in an established overseas colleague — a professor, an associate professor, an assistant professor, or a long-tenured independent researcher — to do real collaborative work on Japanese soil, with JSPS covering the flight, the living costs, the insurance, and a slice of the research expenses.

JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship for Research in Japan FY2027: Deadlines, Stipend, and How to Apply

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The FY2027 cycle of the JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowships for Research in Japan (Standard) is open, and the first recruitment round closes on August 28, 2026 at 5 p.m. Japan Standard Time. If you are a postdoc who wants a properly funded, multi-year research stay in Japan rather than a three-week visiting gig, this is the program to build a plan around.

The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) runs this fellowship on a fiscal-year schedule with two recruitment rounds per year, which is why the cycle is labeled FY2027 rather than a calendar year. Round 1 results are published in late December 2026, and successful fellows arrive in Japan between April 1 and September 30, 2027. Round 2 closes April 23, 2027, publishes results in early August 2027, and covers arrivals between September 1 and November 30, 2027. Each round funds approximately 120 fellowships.

JSPS‑UNU Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme 2026 (Historical Reference): JPY 362,000 per Month for Sustainability Research

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JSPS‑UNU Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme 2026 (Historical Reference): JPY 362,000 per Month for Sustainability Research

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 JSPS–UNU Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme. The official UNU-IAS programme page says that applications for the 2026 round are now closed, and the official announcement records the deadline as 31 January 2026 at 23:59 JST. No next cycle or replacement deadline is announced on the official programme page checked for this update. Do not treat the archived date or the application instructions below as an invitation to submit now.

Jumeirah Hotels Dubai Internship: Current Six-Month Hospitality Roles and Application Guide

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Jumeirah Hotels Dubai Internship: Current Six-Month Hospitality Roles and Application Guide

This page is written for normal readers who want to know whether this opportunity is actually worth their time, what is officially confirmed, and what still needs role-level confirmation before they invest more than a week of work.

The official Jumeirah Group page describes a standing six-month internship pathway in hotel operations and the corporate office. It sends applicants to the careers website for current vacancies rather than announcing one dated annual intake. There is no program-wide deadline, stipend, housing promise, airfare policy, or other universal funding package on that page. Treat this as a live, role-based pathway: the vacancy and eventual offer determine whether a particular opening is paid and what support it includes.

Jung Career Advancement Award 2027: €210,000 Three-Year Medical Research Grant for Physician-Scientists in Germany

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Jung Career Advancement Award 2027: €210,000 Three-Year Medical Research Grant for Physician-Scientists in Germany

The Jung Career Advancement Award 2027 is a substantial research-funding opportunity for physician-scientists who are still completing specialist medical training and want protected time to develop an independent research programme in Germany. The Jung Foundation for Science and Research describes the award as a €210,000 grant for a three-year research project. The funding is not a general student scholarship or an unrestricted prize: it is intended for a defined medical research project carried out at a German academic hospital, alongside a structured return to clinical residency training.

Just Transition Fund North East and Moray Development Grant 2026/27: Up to £300,000 for Planning-Stage Community and Social Enterprise Projects

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At a glance

Detail	Information
Fund	Just Transition Fund for the North East and Moray
Stream	Community and social enterprise development grants
Funding available	Up to £300,000 in resource funding
Financial year	1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027
Closing date	Ongoing; may close once funding is fully allocated
Geography	Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire, and Moray
Application route	Expression of interest using the official template
Contact	JustTransitionFund@gov.scot
Official guidance	Scottish Government guidance page

What this grant is for

This development grant is the planning-stage route inside Scotland’s Just Transition Fund for the North East and Moray. The broader fund is a 10-year commitment launched in 2022, but this page is about the 2026/27 development grant stream, which is specifically for projects that are not yet ready for full delivery funding.

K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg Residency Programme 2027/2028: Three Paid Eight-Month Choreography Residencies With a Monthly Scholarship, Studios and a Production Budget, Closing 12 August 2026 at 16:00 CEST

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K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg Residency Programme 2027/2028: Three Paid Eight-Month Choreography Residencies With a Monthly Scholarship, Studios and a Production Budget, Closing 12 August 2026 at 16:00 CEST

Most opportunities described as “residencies” in contemporary dance give an artist two to six weeks of studio time and a small fee. K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg does something structurally different: it gives three choreographers eight consecutive months, a monthly scholarship large enough to live on in a major German city, a production budget, and a team of dramaturgs, technicians and producers attached to the work. The point, in the programme’s own words, is to provide “sufficient time and space for overcoming conventional rhythms of production” — that is, to fund the part of the process that project grants normally squeeze out.

KAAD Scholarship 2026 in Germany: Programme 1 Historical Reference

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KAAD Scholarship 2026 in Germany: Programme 1 Historical Reference

Status of the 2026 cycle

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 KAAD Scholarship Programme 1 cycle. The official KAAD Programme 1 page still describes the scholarship as an active programme, but it does not publish a separate 2026 call or announce a new cycle deadline. KAAD applications are handled through partner committees and regional structures, so there is not one universal deadline that applies to every applicant.

Kaiser Permanente Administrative Fellowship 2027–2029: $96,000–$97,000 Salary, Benefits and August 31 Deadline

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Kaiser Permanente Administrative Fellowship 2027–2029: $96,000–$97,000 Salary, Benefits and August 31 Deadline

Kaiser Permanente is accepting applications for its next Administrative Fellowship cohort, with openings for the 2027–2028 Northern California program and the 2027–2029 Southern California and Georgia programs. The application window closes at 5 p.m. Pacific time on Monday, August 31, 2026. This is a paid healthcare leadership opportunity for people completing a graduate degree during the 2026–2027 academic year.

KAIST-X Summer Internship 2026 in South Korea: Research Internship and Funding Guide

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The 2026 KAI-X Summer Research Internship was a seven-week research placement at KAIST in Daejeon, South Korea. It was intended for eligible overseas undergraduate and Master’s students in Natural Sciences who wanted supervised research experience in a KAIST laboratory. The application cycle is now closed: the official FAQ gives an application period from January 19 through February 15, 2026, until 24:00 Seoul time.

The internship itself was scheduled for July 1 through August 14, 2026. Because that placement period has arrived and the KAI-X announcement list includes selection results dated April 15, 2026, this page should be read as an archive entry rather than an open call. KAI-X has not announced a successor deadline in the official material checked for this update, so there is no future date to add here.

Kaleidoscope Dreams Fellowship 2026 (Historical Reference): $1,300 a Week for Ten Weeks Inside a Broadway Production

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Kaleidoscope Dreams Fellowship 2026 (Historical Reference): $1,300 a Week for Ten Weeks Inside a Broadway Production

Application status: closed. The official Kaleidoscope Dreams Foundation fellowship page lists July 31, 2026 as the application deadline. That date has passed, and the page does not announce a later cycle. This entry preserves the verified 2026 details as an archive reference; it is not an active application route.

Most early-career theater opportunities in New York ask applicants to work for the credit. The 2026 Kaleidoscope Dreams Fellowship was different: it offered $1,300 a week for ten weeks, assigned each fellow to a production track and mentor, and described a production credit consistent with the fellow’s role. Those benefits belong to the closed 2026 cycle and should not be read as an offer to late applicants.

Kamin Applied Research Program

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Kamin Applied Research Program

Kamin is best understood as a bridge program. Its core purpose is to help research groups in Israel move technology from the academic lab to an industrial context where a company can adopt it and build a commercial product.

This is a long-term program for teams that can prove they have both technical substance and a believable commercialization path. It is not a seed grant for exploratory curiosity. It is for projects that already have a defined technical direction and can show how the work connects to an industrial need.

Kansas Homestead Refund Program

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Kansas Homestead Refund Program

Status of this page

This entry is a historical reference for the Kansas Department of Revenue’s 2025 homestead refund cycle. The official Kansas program page and its homeowner booklet say that claims for the 2025 tax year had to be filed after December 31, 2025 and no later than April 15, 2026. That filing window has closed.

The Department of Revenue still describes the three programs on its official hub: the Kansas Homestead Refund on Form K-40H, Property Tax Relief for Low Income Seniors (SAFESR) on Form K-40PT, and Property Tax Relief for Seniors and Disabled Veterans on Form K-40SVR. The official pages reviewed for this update publish 2025 income limits, qualification rules, and forms. They do not publish a general 2026 claim form, 2026 income thresholds, or a new open application notice. Do not treat this page as confirmation that a 2026 claim can be filed today.

Kansas Promise Act Scholarship: Fall 2026 and Spring 2027

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Kansas Promise Act Scholarship: Fall 2026 and Spring 2027

The Kansas Promise Act Scholarship is a Kansas state service scholarship for students enrolled in specified high-wage, high-demand, or critical-need programs. The current official page lists applications for Summer 2026, Fall 2026, and Spring 2027. The Summer 2026 deadline has passed, while the Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 deadlines remain the relevant dates for a new applicant: October 1, 2026, and March 1, 2027.

Karsh Journalism Fellowship 2027: A $4,000 Stipend, Three Fully Funded U.S. Retreats, and Year-Long Mentorship for Journalists Reporting on Jewish Issues

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Karsh Journalism Fellowship 2027: A $4,000 Stipend, Three Fully Funded U.S. Retreats, and Year-Long Mentorship for Journalists Reporting on Jewish Issues

The Karsh Journalism Fellowship is built for reporters who want to cover Jewish life, history, politics, and culture with the same rigor they would bring to any serious beat. Named after Jacki and Jeff Karsh and powered by the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles (JFEDLA), it describes itself as the only journalism fellowship in the world dedicated exclusively to specialized training on Jewish topics. For the 2027 cohort, applications are open now and close on September 1, 2026, with selected fellows announced on October 1, 2026.

Katapult Africa Accelerator 2026 for African Agritech, Foodtech, and Climate Tech Startups

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Katapult Africa Accelerator 2026 is now a historical opportunity, not an open application. Katapult VC’s official Africa accelerator page still describes the program and its support model, but the 2026 application window has passed. The official site does not announce a replacement cohort or a new deadline, and the application links connected with the old intake no longer provide a working application route. This page keeps the verified program details for founders, funders, and researchers who need to understand what the 2026 opportunity offered.

KAUST Global Fellowship Program Call 2027: $75,000 Annual Stipend and Research Funding for Early-Career Researchers

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KAUST Global Fellowship Program Call 2027: $75,000 Annual Stipend and Research Funding for Early-Career Researchers

The KAUST Global Fellowship Program (KGFP) Call 2027 is a three-year postdoctoral fellowship for researchers who are ready to move from strong early-career work toward an independent research program. King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) is opening the first stage on September 1, 2026. The Stage 1 Concept Note deadline is October 1, 2026. Applicants who receive interest from a KAUST faculty host can be invited to submit a full proposal by January 15, 2027.

KAUST Innovation Fund Partnership with RPDC | KAUST Innovation

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If you have founded or are building a deep-tech startup with connections to King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), the KAUST Innovation Fund offers investment capital ranging from $200,000 to $5 million to help you scale. This is not a grant where you write a report and walk away. This is venture investment designed to transform scientific breakthroughs from KAUST research into commercial companies that can compete globally.

KAUST Photonics Summer Camp 2026 in Saudi Arabia: Fully Sponsored Four-Week Research Program

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The KAUST Photonics Summer Camp (PSC) 2026 was a four-week, fully sponsored research program at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) campus in Saudi Arabia. KAUST’s official program page lists the 2026 camp dates as July 1–30, 2026. Those dates have passed, and the official page does not announce a later camp cycle. This entry is therefore a historical reference, not an open application notice. The retained deadline in the metadata is the official end date of the completed cycle, and historicalReference = true tells readers and the site that the page describes a closed program.

KAUST VSRP Research Internship in Saudi Arabia: Fully Funded, Year-Round Applications

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KAUST VSRP Research Internship in Saudi Arabia: Fully Funded, Year-Round Applications

The KAUST Visiting Student Research Program (VSRP) is a research internship for eligible students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. It is hosted by King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Thuwal, Saudi Arabia. The official internship page currently lists applications as all year round, so there is no single annual closing date to wait for or copy into a calendar. Students choose from active faculty-led projects, select a practical start and end window, and apply to a specific project through the KAUST project directory.

Kavli Prize Travel Fellowships for Science Journalists 2026

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Kavli Prize Travel Fellowships for Science Journalists 2026

The 2026 Kavli Prize Travel Fellowships for Science Journalists were a World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ) programme run in partnership with The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters. The call offered three travel fellowships for professional science journalists to attend Kavli Prize Week in Norway from 29 August to 3 September 2026.

This page is now a historical reference. The official WFSJ call set 12 June 2026 as the application deadline, so the 2026 application window has ended. The official WFSJ pages reviewed for this update do not announce a later Kavli fellowship round. Do not treat this entry as an open application opportunity or infer a future deadline from the archived 2026 dates.

KCIC Cleantech Innovation Competition 2026: A Guide for Kenyan University Students (Closes 10 August 2026)

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KCIC Cleantech Innovation Competition 2026: A Guide for Kenyan University Students

Applications for the 2026 Cleantech Innovation Competition are open. The call runs from 10 July 2026 to 10 August 2026, and KCIC says it will communicate responses to applicants by 15 September 2026. If you are a university student in Kenya sitting on an environmental idea you have never formally written up, this is the window, and it is short.

KCIC Cleantech Innovation Competition 2026: Accelerator Support, Mentorship, and Investor Access for Kenyan University Students With Early-Stage Clean Technology Ideas — Applications Close 10 August

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KCIC Cleantech Innovation Competition 2026: Accelerator Support, Mentorship, and Investor Access for Kenyan University Students With Early-Stage Clean Technology Ideas — Applications Close 10 August

Most climate funding in Kenya is written for companies that already exist. It asks for registration certificates, audited accounts, customer numbers, and a track record — which is exactly what a third-year engineering student with a working prototype and a good idea does not have.

Keeling Curve Prize 2026: US$50,000 Grants for Ten Climate Solutions Worldwide (Historical Reference)

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Keeling Curve Prize 2026: US$50,000 Grants for Ten Climate Solutions Worldwide (Historical Reference)

The Keeling Curve Prize is Climate Curve’s global award for active projects that reduce, replace, remove, or help increase the uptake of greenhouse gases. This page is now a historical reference for the 2026 cycle. That cycle is closed: the published closing point was January 15, 2026, and Climate Curve also stopped accepting new applications after reaching its 500-application capacity. Climate Curve has said the Keeling Curve Prize will return in 2027, but its official pages do not yet publish a 2027 opening date, closing date, application form, or new rules. Readers should therefore not treat this entry as an open grant listing.

Keep North Carolina Beautiful Window of Opportunity Grants 2026–27

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Keep North Carolina Beautiful Window of Opportunity Grants 2026–27

Overview and award details

Keep North Carolina Beautiful’s Window of Opportunity (WOO) Grants support environmental learning projects at North Carolina K–12 schools. Students should take part in improving their school or community while learning about stewardship, sustainability, conservation, recycling, beautification, or outdoor learning. The grant overview names gardens, composting, and recycling among relevant project areas.

Most awards are $1,000; a limited number of exceptional projects may be considered for up to $2,500, according to the 2026–27 application page. The larger amount is not guaranteed, so applicants should budget around their project needs without assuming a request will be funded in full.

Keep Your Home, Skip the Tax Panic: California Property Tax Postponement Program (2026-27)

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Property taxes can strain a household budget even when the owner has equity in a home. California’s Property Tax Postponement (PTP) Program gives eligible homeowners a way to defer payment of qualifying current-year property taxes. The State Controller’s Office (SCO) pays the approved amount to the county tax collector. This is a loan-like deferral, not a grant or a reduction in the tax bill: the balance must be repaid, and the state secures repayment against the property.

Kellogg‑Morgan Stanley Sustainable Investing Challenge 2027: Finals Confirmed for April 16; Prospectus Deadline Not Yet Published

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Status update: the 2026 round of the Kellogg‑Morgan Stanley Sustainable Investing Challenge is over, so this entry keeps that cycle’s confirmed deadline as a historical reference. The official 2026 brochure records registration by January 25, 2026, a two-page prospectus due February 22, 2026, and finals in London on April 24, 2026. The official homepage now announces that the next finals will be on April 16, 2027, in London, UK. It does not yet publish the 2027 registration date, prospectus deadline, or prize pool. The 2027 edition is therefore a confirmed future event, not an open application call; anyone giving you a specific 2027 due date right now is guessing.

Kempner Research Fellowship 2027: $100,000 Salary and Research Support for AI and Intelligence Scientists

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Kempner Research Fellowship 2027: $100,000 Salary and Research Support for AI and Intelligence Scientists

The Kempner Institute at Harvard University is accepting applications for its next Research Fellowship cohort. The fellowship is designed for early-stage postdoctoral scientists whose work advances the fundamental understanding of intelligence, including computational models, cognitive theories, neurobiological approaches, artificial intelligence, machine learning, computational biology, and high-dimensional neural or behavioral data analysis.

For fellows beginning in fall 2027, the institute offers a salary of $100,000 per year plus benefits for up to three years. Fellows can also receive up to $10,000 per year for professional or research expenses. The position includes dedicated office and collaboration space, access to the Kempner Institute’s computing resources, and a community of scientists working across intelligence, AI, machine learning, and related fields.

Kenan Fellows Program 2027–2028: $5,000 Stipend and Industry Immersion for North Carolina Teachers

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Kenan Fellows Program 2027–2028: $5,000 Stipend and Industry Immersion for North Carolina Teachers

The Kenan Fellows Program for Teacher Leadership is opening applications for its 2027–2028 fellowship awards on September 14, 2026. The program is designed for K–12 public and charter school teachers who want to connect their classroom work with the industries, employers, community organisations, and career pathways shaping their region. It is a paid professional-development fellowship, not a conventional tuition scholarship or a grant for a school project. Selected teachers receive a $5,000 stipend, 80 hours of leadership development and professional learning, a 120-hour summer industry immersion, coaching, and a network of educators and community partners.

Kennan Institute Digital Fellowship 2026–2027: A Fully Funded Six-Month Virtual Fellowship With a $2,000 Monthly Stipend for Ten Scholars, Journalists, and Experts Writing About Russia and Eurasia

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Kennan Institute Digital Fellowship 2026–2027: A Fully Funded Six-Month Virtual Fellowship With a $2,000 Monthly Stipend for Ten Scholars, Journalists, and Experts Writing About Russia and Eurasia

The Kennan Institute, the Russia and Eurasia program of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC, has opened applications for its inaugural Digital Fellowship. Running from October 1, 2026 through March 31, 2027, the program gives ten fellows six months of paid, fully remote support to pursue original research and to write for a broad public and policy audience. Each fellow receives a $2,000 monthly stipend, mentorship from Kennan’s community of experts, a series of tailored virtual webinars, and entry into an alumni network of more than 4,500 people. The application deadline is August 14, 2026 at 17:00 EST.

Kenneth Roth Practitioner-in-Residence Program at Human Rights Watch: Historical Reference

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Historical reference: this opportunity is closed. Human Rights Watch’s Kenneth Roth Practitioner-in-Residence application deadline was 11 December 2025. The original requisition has been removed from the HRW Greenhouse board, and the current board does not show a replacement call. Do not submit materials through the links below as though this were an open vacancy.

Human Rights Watch created this paid, full-time residency for a mid-career human rights practitioner who could bring a defined research or advocacy project into the organization. The closed round described a one-year arrangement beginning in mid-February 2026. It was not a scholarship, a student internship, or an academic visiting fellowship: the successful practitioner was expected to do operational human rights work with HRW’s Program or Advocacy teams.

Kentucky LIHEAP Energy Assistance (FY 2026-2027)

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Kentucky Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (FY 2026-2027)

At a glance

What to know	FY 2026-2027 plan details
Program	Kentucky Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Administrator	Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Department for Community Based Services
Local delivery	Community Action Kentucky and local Community Action Agencies in all 120 counties
Plan status	The dates below come from Kentucky’s preliminary FY 2026-2027 state plan; check locally for a final notice and intake instructions
Heating assistance	Planned for November 3 through December 14, 2026
Winter crisis assistance	Planned for January 6 through March 26, 2027, subject to available funds
Cooling assistance	Planned for April 13 through May 26, 2027
Summer crisis	Planned for June 15 through July 30, 2027, only if funding is available
Heating benefit	$21 minimum and $250 maximum in the preliminary plan; actual benefit varies
Crisis benefit	Up to $400 to resolve an eligible crisis
Public information	Community Action Kentucky: 1-800-456-3452

Kentucky’s July 2, 2026 preliminary state plan sets out planned dates for the next program year. It lists heating assistance in November and December, winter crisis assistance in January through March, and conditional summer components. A preliminary plan is useful advance information, but it is not the same as a final local application announcement. Before traveling or gathering a full application packet, contact the agency serving your county and confirm that the relevant component is accepting applications, the available funds, and the current intake process.

Kentucky U.S. Senate Youth Program 2026–2027: $12,500 Scholarship and Washington Week

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Kentucky U.S. Senate Youth Program 2026–2027: $12,500 Scholarship and Washington Week

Kentucky high school students with a real record of student or community leadership can apply for the 2026–2027 United States Senate Youth Program through the Kentucky Department of Education. The state selects two delegates to represent Kentucky during the national program. Each delegate receives a $12,500 undergraduate college scholarship and a fully supported trip to Washington, D.C., for the 65th annual Washington Week, scheduled for March 6–13, 2027.

Kentucky Work Ready Scholarship

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Kentucky Work Ready Scholarship

Overview

The Kentucky Work Ready Scholarship (WRKS) is a Kentucky financial-aid program for college students who want to earn an industry-recognized certificate, diploma, or Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in an approved high-demand workforce sector. The program is administered through the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA), and the current KHEAA scholarship page identifies a 2026-2027 WRKS application in MyKHEAA.

This is a last-dollar scholarship. KHEAA calculates the award after the eligible institution reports tuition and fees and after federal and state grants and scholarships are subtracted. That makes WRKS useful for a remaining tuition balance, but it is not a promise to pay every cost connected to school. Housing, transportation, food, childcare, ordinary living expenses, and costs outside the eligible tuition-and-fee calculation may still need another source of funding.

Kenya Film Commission – International Co-production Funding Call (Historical Reference)

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Kenya Film Commission – International Co-production Funding Call (Historical Reference)

This page is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The Kenya Film Commission’s official notice listed 20 November 2025 as the application deadline, and the Commission later reported the selected projects. Its results article describes the call as running from 20 November to 1 December 2025; that retrospective wording does not replace the deadline printed in the application notice. KFC’s current media index includes the original co-production notice and results alongside newer Commission news, but it lists no new international co-production round. The 2025 opportunity is closed; this does not establish that KFC has permanently discontinued the programme.

Kenya Inua Jamii Cash Transfer Programme

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Kenya Inua Jamii Cash Transfer Programme: Current Eligibility and Registration Guide

Kenya’s Inua Jamii Cash Transfer Programme is a government social-assistance programme for people and households facing particular vulnerability. The programme covers older persons, eligible households caring for orphans and vulnerable children, and eligible households caring for persons with severe disabilities. It is administered by the State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs under the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection.

KEPSA SME Accelerator Program (Kenya): Historical Reference for Cohort 4

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KEPSA SME Accelerator Program (Kenya): Historical Reference for Cohort 4

This page is a historical reference for Cohort 4 of the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) SME Accelerator Program. It is not a current application notice. KEPSA’s official Cohort 4 page is dated 17 November 2022, and KEPSA’s official 2022 annual report records that cohort’s implementation period as September to November 2022. The official sources reviewed for this update do not announce a later cohort, a Cohort 5, or a current application deadline.

Ketchum PRISM Fellowship: Excellence in Public Relations Research, Insights, Strategy, and Measurement

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The Ketchum PRISM Fellowship is a paid public-relations research opportunity created through the Institute for Public Relations (IPR) and Ketchum. PRISM stands for excellence in public relations research, insights, strategy, and measurement. The completed 2026 round gave a graduate student a chance to work inside a communications agency, learn how research informs client decisions, and produce work intended for people who practice public relations.

This page is now a historical reference. The official application form for the 2026 round is closed, and the official material checked for this update does not announce a later round. The retained deadline is April 17, 2026, the closing date published in IPR’s announcement. It is kept in the front matter because it is the real deadline for the documented cycle; historicalReference = true tells the site that this is an archive entry, not an active application listing. Do not treat the closed form as an invitation to submit a late application.

Khalifa International Award for Date Palm and Agricultural Innovation 2027 (19th Edition): AED 4.25 Million Across Five Categories, Including Two Top Prizes of AED 1 Million — Entries Close 15 December 2026

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Khalifa International Award for Date Palm and Agricultural Innovation 2027 (19th Edition): AED 4.25 Million Across Five Categories, Including Two Top Prizes of AED 1 Million — Entries Close 15 December 2026

Most agricultural prizes hand out a certificate and a modest cheque. This one pays out AED 4.25 million a year — roughly US$1.16 million — spread across five separate categories, and it accepts direct applications rather than requiring you to wait for someone to nominate you. The General Secretariat of the Khalifa International Award for Date Palm and Agricultural Innovation has opened its 19th edition, to be held in 2027, and the electronic application window closes on 15 December 2026.

Khmer Enterprise Export Market Development Grant — Historical Reference

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Khmer Enterprise’s Export Market Development Grant (EMDG) is a historical program record, not an open application. The verified Cohort II applicant guide set the application window from 2 August 2022 through 15 October 2022. It described a reimbursement grant for Cambodian small and medium-sized enterprises that were already exporting or preparing to enter international markets. The grant covered up to 50% of approved eligible expenses, with awards from USD 5,000 to USD 20,000.

KIAT 한국산업기술진흥원

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KIAT 한국산업기술진흥원

현재 접수 가능한 공고

이 페이지는 한국산업기술진흥원(KIAT)이 안내한 2026년 유레카 네트워크 전략공고 중 소재경량화 분야 국제공동R&D를 설명합니다. 2026년 산업기술국제협력사업 통합 시행계획의 모든 트랙이 하나의 마감일을 공유하는 것은 아닙니다. 통합 공고에 적힌 접수기간은 2026년 3월 9일부터 10월 1일까지지만, 개별 프로그램 공고에는 별도 일정이 있습니다. 소재경량화 유레카 네트워크 공고는 현재 접수 중이며, 국내 제출 기한은 2026년 10월 12일 16:00 KST입니다. 영문 제안서를 제출하는 유레카 중앙 사무국의 마감은 그보다 앞선 2026년 10월 8일 17:00 CEST입니다. 두 시스템 모두 최종 제출되어야 합니다.

KIETS Climate Leaders Program 2027: Up to $10,000 for NC State Students' Climate Internships

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KIETS Climate Leaders Program 2027: Up to $10,000 for NC State Students’ Climate Internships

The KIETS Climate Leaders Program is a one-year opportunity for North Carolina State University students who want to turn climate concern into professional experience, practical research and leadership. The Kenan Institute for Engineering, Technology & Science program will accept applications for its 2027 cohort beginning September 9, 2026. The official page currently places the closing date in late October but marks the exact date as TBD, so applicants should not treat an unofficial deadline as confirmed.

Klarman Fellowships at Cornell 2027: A Three-Year, $80,000 Postdoctoral Fellowship for Independent Research in the College of Arts & Sciences

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Klarman Fellowships at Cornell 2027: A Three-Year, $80,000 Postdoctoral Fellowship for Independent Research in the College of Arts & Sciences

For a newly minted PhD, the years right after the doctorate are often the most consequential and the most precarious. It is the period when a scholar has proven they can complete a dissertation but has not yet been given the room to prove what they can do on their own terms. Most postdoctoral positions attach that freedom to someone else’s grant, someone else’s project, and a set of deliverables defined before the researcher arrived. The Klarman Fellowships in Cornell University’s College of Arts & Sciences were built to remove exactly those constraints.

Kluz Prize for PeaceTech 2026: $20,000 Grant for Established Technology Projects Advancing Peace and Human Dignity

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Kluz Prize for PeaceTech 2026: $20,000 Grant for Established Technology Projects Advancing Peace and Human Dignity

The Kluz Prize for PeaceTech is an international award for people, organizations, and initiatives using technology and data to advance peace and protect human dignity. The 2026 competition is the fifth annual Kluz Prize for PeaceTech. The selected winner receives a $20,000 grant in recognition of accomplishments in the field and to support the further advancement of the project. Applications are currently open, and the official deadline is 10 August 2026 at 9:00 AM EDT.

KNB Indonesian Government Scholarship 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed Fully Funded Cycle

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KNB Indonesian Government Scholarship 2026: Historical Reference

The 2026 Kemitraan Negara Berkembang (KNB) Scholarship application cycle is closed. The official KNB portal records the application period as 2 February 2026 through 31 March 2026, followed by verification, academic selection, and the publication of awardee results. The portal now carries selection-result notices for the 2026 cycle, and it does not publish a later application window. This page is therefore a historical reference to the completed 2026 round, not a live invitation to submit an application.

Knight Science Journalism Fellowship at MIT 2026–2027: An $85,000 Nine-and-a-Half-Month Academic Year for Ten Science Journalists

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Knight Science Journalism Fellowship at MIT 2026–2027: An $85,000 Nine-and-a-Half-Month Academic Year for Ten Science Journalists

The Knight Science Journalism (KSJ) Academic-Year Fellowship is a residential program for ten science journalists. The program is based at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, where fellows spend 9.5 months studying, reporting, and developing a journalism project with access to MIT and the wider Boston academic community. The verified cycle covered here was the 2026–2027 fellowship class. Its application deadline was January 9, 2026, and that window is closed.

Knight-Hennessy Scholars 2027 at Stanford: How to Win Full Funding plus Stipend for Up to Three Years

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If you are dreaming of grad school at Stanford but your bank account winces every time you open the tuition page, the Knight-Hennessy Scholars program is the rare opportunity that actually changes that equation.

This is not a “few-thousand-dollars-toward-books” type of award. Knight-Hennessy Scholars (KHS) covers full tuition and fees plus a living stipend for up to three years of graduate study at Stanford. That can add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars in support, depending on your program.

Knight-Hennessy Scholars 2027: Fully Funded Graduate Study at Stanford for Up to Three Years With Tuition, Living Stipend, and Travel Support

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Knight-Hennessy Scholars 2027: Fully Funded Graduate Study at Stanford for Up to Three Years With Tuition, Living Stipend, and Travel Support

Knight-Hennessy Scholars is the largest fully endowed graduate scholarship program in the world, and it sits on top of one of the most selective graduate admissions processes anywhere. Each year the program selects up to 100 people from across the globe to pursue any full-time graduate degree at Stanford University — a JD, an MBA, an MD, a PhD, an MFA, or one of dozens of master’s programs — with the cost of attendance covered for up to three years. On top of the money, scholars join a deliberately diverse community and a multi-year leadership development curriculum that runs alongside their degree.

Knight-Wallace Fellowship 2027–2028: A Fully Funded Academic Year at the University of Michigan With a $90,000 Stipend for Accomplished Journalists

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Knight-Wallace Fellowship 2027–2028: A Fully Funded Academic Year at the University of Michigan With a $90,000 Stipend for Accomplished Journalists

The Knight-Wallace Fellowship is one of the most established mid-career awards in American journalism. Run by the Wallace House Center for Journalists at the University of Michigan, it takes accomplished reporters, editors, and other newsroom professionals out of the daily grind and gives them a full academic year to think, study, and build something meaningful. Fellows receive a substantial stipend, health insurance, and relocation help, and they spend the year living in Ann Arbor with access to the full resources of a major research university. The program has been doing this since 1973, and the fellowship continues to run on an annual cycle, making it a realistic goal for journalists planning ahead to the 2027–2028 year.

Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) 2026–2027 Round One: Historical Reference

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Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) 2026–2027 Round One: Historical Reference

This page records Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP): 2026–2027 Round One, a competition run by Innovate UK. The official UKRI opportunity page and its linked Innovation Funding Service record now mark this round as closed. The closing date was 1 April 2026 at 11:00am UK time. It is retained here as a historical reference because that is the real deadline for this competition; it is not a live invitation to submit a Round One application.

Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP): 2026 to 2027 Round 2

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Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP): 2026 to 2027 Round 2

The Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP): 2026 to 2027 Round 2 was an Innovate UK competition for strategic innovation projects delivered by a UK knowledge base and a UK business. The official UKRI opportunity page and the linked Innovation Funding Service record now mark this round closed. Its final deadline was 24 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time. This page is therefore a historical reference, not a live application listing.

Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP): 2026 to 2027 Round 2 — Historical Reference

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Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP): 2026 to 2027 Round 2 — Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not an open call. Innovate UK’s official Innovation Funding Service record marks the Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP): 2026 to 2027 Round 2 competition as closed. Its published closing time was 24 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time, and the official record does not announce a replacement deadline or a successor round. A new application cannot be started for this cycle.

Knowledge Transfer Partnership 2026–2027 Round 3: Up to £12.5 Million for UK Business-University Innovation Projects

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Knowledge Transfer Partnership 2026–2027 Round 3: Up to £12.5 Million for UK Business-University Innovation Projects

Innovate UK’s Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) Round 3 for 2026–2027 is an open funding competition for a UK knowledge base and a UK business that want to solve a specific strategic innovation problem together. The competition has a total budget of up to £12.5 million. It is not a simple individual grant and it is not a general research award: the lead organisation must be an eligible university, further education institution, research and technology organisation, or Catapult, working with a UK registered business and an appointed Knowledge Transfer Adviser.

Knowles Teaching Fellowship 2027: Stipends, Classroom Grants and Four-Year Support for Early-Career U.S. Math and Science Teachers

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Knowles Teaching Fellowship 2027: Stipends, Classroom Grants and Four-Year Support for Early-Career U.S. Math and Science Teachers

The Knowles Teaching Fellowship is a professional support programme for people beginning careers as high-school mathematics and science teachers in the United States. The 2027 cohort is the next application opportunity announced by the Knowles Teacher Initiative. Its official FAQ says applications will open in August 2026, so teachers who expect to begin or continue full-time high-school teaching in 2027 should start preparing now and monitor the official application page for the live form and closing dates.

Kofi Annan Scholars Program Strategy Development Expert at Africa CDC: 2026 Call (Historical Reference)

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Kofi Annan Scholars Program Strategy Development Expert at Africa CDC: 2026 Call (Historical Reference)

The 2026 AVoHC Kofi Annan Scholars Program – Strategy Development Expert call was an Africa CDC roster opportunity for experienced public health professionals who can help governments and public health institutions turn priorities into workable strategies. It was not a conventional staff vacancy and it was not a university scholarship. Africa CDC sought experts for the African Volunteers Health Corps (AVoHC), with paid, time-bound deployments dependent on programme needs, funding, and agreed deliverables. Roster membership alone did not guarantee a deployment or payment.

KOICA Civil Society Cooperation Program: 2027 Cycle Closed and Historical Reference

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KOICA Civil Society Cooperation Program: 2027 Cycle Closed and Historical Reference

The opportunity formerly described here as “KOICA Digital Solidarity Grants 2025” is the Korea International Cooperation Agency’s Civil Society Cooperation Program. KOICA does not present the program as a standalone digital-inclusion grant. It is a development-cooperation program for partnerships between Korean civil society or academic organisations and partners in developing countries. Digital access, digital skills, accessible technology, data systems, and online public services may be part of a proposal, but the proposal has to serve one of KOICA’s development themes rather than treating “digital” as a separate funding track.

Kone Foundation Annual Grant Call 2026: Personal Working Grants of €2,700–€3,800 a Month and Project Budgets up to €500,000 for Bold Research and Art in Finland, Closing 15 September 2026

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Kone Foundation Annual Grant Call 2026: Personal Working Grants of €2,700–€3,800 a Month and Project Budgets up to €500,000 for Bold Research and Art in Finland, Closing 15 September 2026

Kone Foundation is one of the largest private funders of the humanities, social sciences, environmental research and the arts in the Nordic countries. In 2025 it awarded grants, prizes and donations totalling more than €65 million. Almost all of that money is distributed through a single, short annual competition: a two-week window at the start of September when the online grant service opens and anyone with a genuine connection to Finland can ask for anything from six months of protected writing time to a four-year, half-million-euro team project.

Konrad Adenauer Stiftung International Scholarship Program: Study and Research in Germany

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Konrad Adenauer Stiftung International Scholarship Program: Study and Research in Germany

The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) International Scholarship Program supports committed international students and doctoral candidates who want to study or conduct research at a German university. The official program page describes a combination of financial assistance, seminars, personal mentoring, university-group activities, and an international scholar network. The program is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office and is designed for applicants who combine academic ability with social responsibility and an interest in democratic values, human rights, and public life.

Korea Foundation Scholarship for Graduate Studies 2026–27: One Year of Support for Korean Studies MA and PhD Students

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Korea Foundation Scholarship for Graduate Studies 2026–27: One Year of Support for Korean Studies MA and PhD Students

The Korea Foundation (KF) has opened its 2026–27 Scholarship for Graduate Studies call for MA students and PhD candidates who are researching Korea-related topics at universities outside Korea. The current call is aimed at applicants in Asia outside Japan, Russia and Central Asia, Central and South America, Africa, the Middle East, Oceania, and other eligible regions outside North America, Europe, and Japan. Applicants studying in North America, Europe, or Japan are directed to apply through the separate regional calls for those locations.

Korea Semiconductor Workforce Program: 2026 Advanced Talent R&D Funding

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Korea Semiconductor Workforce Program: 2026 Advanced Talent R&D Funding

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 Korea Semiconductor Workforce Program, formally listed as 민관공동투자반도체고급인력양성. The 2026 application round is closed. The official IRIS record identifies the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy as the responsible ministry, KEIT as the specialist agency, and the IRIS portal as the application channel. No later application deadline is announced on the official notice pages reviewed for this update.

Kroc Institute Visiting Research Fellows 2027-28: $30,000 per Semester

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Kroc Institute Visiting Research Fellows 2027-28: $30,000 per Semester

This opportunity is a residential fellowship, not a short remote grant or one-off travel grant. The Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame invites scholars with substantial peace-research experience to spend one semester or an academic year at Notre Dame, with an option to join in fellowship with a stipend of $30,000 per semester and furnished housing in Institute apartments.

Kupe Leadership Scholarship 2027: Up to NZ$22,000, Tuition Fees and Leadership Development at the University of Auckland

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Kupe Leadership Scholarship 2027: Up to NZ$22,000, Tuition Fees and Leadership Development at the University of Auckland

The Kupe Leadership Scholarship is a substantial postgraduate award for people who want to contribute to the future of Aotearoa New Zealand and can show the judgement, initiative, and community commitment to do so. For the 2027 academic year, the University of Auckland is accepting applications until midday on 20 August 2026. The award combines financial support with a structured leadership experience rather than treating a scholarship as a cheque alone.

KWI Essen International Fellowships 2027: €3,000 or €4,000 a Month for Six Months of Humanities Research in the Ruhr, Closing 17 August 2026

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KWI Essen International Fellowships 2027: €3,000 or €4,000 a Month for Six Months of Humanities Research in the Ruhr, Closing 17 August 2026

The Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut Essen — in English, the Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities, and universally shortened to KWI — has opened the call for its 14th fellow cohort. The residency runs six months, from 1 April 2027 to 30 September 2027, and applications close on 17 August 2026 at 24:00 (midnight) CET.

Kyoto University iCeMS Internship 2026: Historical Reference for Airfare, Housing, and a ¥50,000 Stipend

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This page is a historical reference, not an open application notice.

The Kyoto University iCeMS Internship 2026 was a five-week summer research program organized by the Institute for Integrated Cell-Material Sciences (iCeMS) at Kyoto University. The official iCeMS announcement described a research placement for undergraduate students enrolled at universities outside Japan. It said applications would open in January and close on February 26, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Japan Standard Time. That deadline has passed. The current official internship page still explains the iCeMS program, but it does not announce a later cycle, and the linked 2026 application-guidelines page no longer resolves. There is therefore no verified date to use for a new round.

L'Oréal Green Sciences Incubator 2026 Startup Call: Historical Reference

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L’Oréal Green Sciences Incubator 2026 Startup Call: Historical Reference

The L’Oréal Green Sciences Incubator Startup Call 2026 was a collaboration between L’Oréal Research & Innovation, Genopole, and selected startups working in Green Sciences. The official call opened on March 11, 2026 and closed on May 6, 2026. It is no longer accepting applications.

The official L’Oréal/Genopole information page and the Hello Tomorrow program page reviewed for this update describe the 2026 round only. They do not announce a 2027 round or provide a new application deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference, not a live application listing. The date in the metadata is the real closing date for the completed call, and historicalReference = true tells the site why a past deadline is still useful here.

L'Oréal-UNESCO Young Talents Caribbean for Women in Science 2026: Historical Reference for Caribbean Women Researchers

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L’Oréal-UNESCO Young Talents Caribbean for Women in Science 2026: Historical Reference for Caribbean Women Researchers

The L’Oréal-UNESCO Young Talents Caribbean for Women in Science 2026 call is closed. The official program page marks the call closed, gives August 14, 2026 as the closing date, and lists September 17, 2026 for final selection. It does not announce a later cycle of this named Young Talents Caribbean award. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 award and its published rules, not an open application notice. Anyone seeking a future round should wait for a new announcement on the official For Women in Science platform rather than rely on the old application window.

L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Awards 2027

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L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Awards 2027

The 2027 L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science International Awards nomination window is closed. UNESCO’s applications and nominations page still describes the call as open, but gives 2026-06-30 as its deadline; the official 2027 rules confirm that date and say nominations received later would not be considered. Since that date has passed, this page is an archive entry for the completed 2027 international cycle, not an invitation to submit a late nomination. The rules state that the next call is expected to open in April 2028 for the 2029 edition. They do not give that edition a closing deadline or publish its full rules, so this page remains a historical reference to the closed 2027 round.

la Caixa Foundation Postdoctoral Junior Leader Incoming Fellowship 2027: Up to €320,100 for STEM Researchers in Spain or Portugal

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la Caixa Foundation Postdoctoral Junior Leader Incoming Fellowship 2027: Up to €320,100 for STEM Researchers in Spain or Portugal

The la Caixa Foundation Postdoctoral Junior Leader Incoming Fellowship 2027 is an open, three-year research opportunity for excellent postdoctoral researchers who want to continue their careers in Spain or Portugal. The Incoming frame is intended for researchers of any nationality who have spent no more than 12 months in the relevant host country during the three years before the deadline. It offers 20 fellowships in life sciences, physics, chemistry, engineering, and mathematics.

LACMA Art + Technology Lab Grant 2026: Up to $50,000 Per Project and Possible In-Kind Support for Artists and Collectives Exploring Emerging Technology

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LACMA Art + Technology Lab Grant 2026: Up to $50,000 Per Project and Possible In-Kind Support for Artists and Collectives Exploring Emerging Technology

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) Art + Technology Lab’s 2026 Request for Proposals was a worldwide open call for artist-led projects exploring emerging or evolving technology. The official application deadline was April 22, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Standard Time. That deadline has passed. LACMA’s official page does not announce a new application window, so this entry is preserved as a historical reference rather than presented as an open opportunity.

Lady Freethinker Urgent Need Fund 2026: Grants of Up to US$10,000 for Animal Rescue, Veterinary Care, Shelter, and Advocacy Projects Anywhere in the World

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Lady Freethinker Urgent Need Fund 2026: Grants of Up to US$10,000 for Animal Rescue, Veterinary Care, Shelter, and Advocacy Projects Anywhere in the World

Most animal welfare organizations do not fail for lack of commitment. They fail because a shelter roof gives way in the rainy season, or a spay-neuter clinic runs out of anesthetic halfway through a campaign, or forty dogs arrive at once after a seizure and there is no line item for forty dogs. The Lady Freethinker Urgent Need Fund exists for exactly that category of problem: specific, costed, near-term work that will visibly help animals if someone writes a cheque.

LAF Fellowship for Innovation and Leadership 2027–28: $25,000 for Landscape Architecture Professionals

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LAF Fellowship for Innovation and Leadership 2027–28: $25,000 for Landscape Architecture Professionals

The Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) is accepting applications for its 2027–28 Fellowship for Innovation and Leadership. The program is designed for landscape architecture professionals who have a substantial idea they need time, critique, and a supportive peer group to develop. It is not a conventional research grant, a degree scholarship, or a paid staff position. Instead, it combines a $25,000 individual award with a year of structured project work, leadership development, mentoring, and three in-person residencies in Washington, D.C.

Land is Life Indigenous Women's Program Fellowship 2027: Up to $3,000 in Project Funding and a $3,600 Stipend

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Land is Life Indigenous Women’s Program Fellowship 2027: Up to $3,000 in Project Funding and a $3,600 Stipend

Land is Life is accepting applications for the Indigenous Women’s Program Fellowship 2027, Cohort V, a year-long opportunity for Indigenous women who are already leading change in their communities. The fellowship combines project funding, a participation stipend, mentoring, training, leadership development, networking, and advocacy support. The application window opened on August 25, 2026 and closes on September 24, 2026 at 11:00 p.m. Eastern time.

Lantmännen Research Foundation Call 2026: SEK 25 Million for Farming, Food and Bio-Based Materials Research, Open to International Applicants and Closing 30 September 2026 at 14:00

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Lantmännen Research Foundation Call 2026: SEK 25 Million for Farming, Food and Bio-Based Materials Research, Open to International Applicants and Closing 30 September 2026 at 14:00

Most agricultural research money in the Nordics comes from public agencies with broad remits and long review cycles. The Lantmännen Research Foundation is a different animal. It is the research arm of Lantmännen, an agricultural cooperative owned by 17,000 Swedish farmers, and it distributes roughly SEK 25 million a year to universities, colleges, institutes and research-active companies. The 2026 call opened on 17 June and closes at 14:00 on 30 September 2026, with funding decisions communicated in early December.

Lao PDR Sustainable Agriculture Innovation Challenge: Historical Reference and Verification Notes

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Lao PDR Sustainable Agriculture Innovation Challenge: Historical Reference and Verification Notes

Verification status

This page is now a historical reference, not an active grant announcement. The World Bank Group’s official Lao PDR country page was checked at the URL recorded above. It is a country-information hub covering the Lao economy, development priorities, the World Bank Group country partnership, projects and results, research and publications, and the Lao country office. It does not publish a call named “Lao PDR Sustainable Agriculture Innovation Challenge.” It also does not provide a grant application form, an agriculture innovation competition, an award amount of $750,000, a current deadline, or applicant instructions for the named opportunity.

Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy Fellowship Programme 2026: Historical Reference

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Lateef Jakande Leadership Academy (LJLA) Fellowship Programme 2026 is a closed opportunity and should now be read as a historical reference. The official LJLA application page at ljla.academy/application2026 currently displays “APPLICATION CLOSED.” It does not announce a later cohort or provide a new submission date. The application portal at ljlaportal.com remains reachable, but it is a generic account and sign-in screen rather than evidence that a new fellowship round is open.

Lawtech Grant Competition Phase III 2026: Up to £3.62 Million for UK Legal Technology Innovation and Access to Justice

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Lawtech Grant Competition Phase III 2026: Up to £3.62 Million for UK Legal Technology Innovation and Access to Justice

The UK Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is inviting applications for the third phase of the LawtechUK programme. This is a substantial, provider-level grant competition rather than a small award for an individual startup or a single software prototype. The successful applicant — either one eligible organisation or a consortium — will receive up to £3.62 million to design and deliver the next phase of a national lawtech support programme.

LDI Small Grants Program: 2026 Request for Proposals

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

LDI Small Grants Program: 2026 Request for Proposals

The Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDI) at the University of Pennsylvania invites its Fellows to submit pilot research proposals for the 2026 Small Grants Program. The solicitation supports work on health care delivery, health policy, and population health. Its purpose is to help investigators develop new ideas, collaborations, perspectives, and future research activity, including projects that may lead to external funding or a new research program.

LEA Youth Business Elevator Challenge

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

LEA Youth Business Elevator Challenge

This page is a historical reference. The Local Enterprise Authority (LEA) official page for the Youth Business Elevator Challenge gives a deadline of 14 June 2024. That deadline has passed, and the official page does not announce a later round. Applicants should not treat this entry as an open grant or assume that registration is still available.

The opportunity was a youth entrepreneurship competition connected to LEA’s business-support work in Botswana. LEA’s page says that the project was funded by the African Development Bank and implemented by Botswana’s Ministry of Entrepreneurship. LEA was responsible for launching the challenge, enrolling successful applicants into training, and supporting the challenge process. The stated objective was to help young entrepreneurs grow startups and youth-owned enterprises through training, funding, mentorship, and coaching.

Leakey Foundation Research Grants 2027: Up to $20,000 for PhD Candidates and $30,000 for Post-PhD Scientists Working on Human Origins, Closing 10 January 2027

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Leakey Foundation Research Grants 2027: Up to $20,000 for PhD Candidates and $30,000 for Post-PhD Scientists Working on Human Origins, Closing 10 January 2027

The Leakey Foundation has funded research into where humans came from since 1968, and its Research Grant program is the main channel through which that money reaches working scientists. The awards are not large by the standards of national funding agencies — up to $20,000 if you are still a PhD candidate, up to $30,000 if you already hold the degree — but they are unusually well matched to what human origins research actually costs. Most of the budget in this field is not salary. It is plane tickets, permits, a vehicle, a field camp, lab consumables, and the wages of a local crew for a season. That is precisely, and almost exclusively, what a Leakey Research Grant pays for.

Learning from Abroad to Reimagine Health Knowledge Systems: RWJF Call for Proposals 2026

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) 2026 call for proposals, officially titled Learning from Abroad to Reimagine Health Knowledge Systems for Equity and Wellbeing, is closed. RWJF’s official opportunity page records that the application closed on April 13, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. ET. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open application listing. RWJF has not announced a new round on the official page checked for this update.

Lecturer in Financial Literacy and Decision Making at Stanford University

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Stanford Lecturer in Financial Literacy and Decision Making

Stanford University is recruiting a full-time academic staff – teaching (Lecturer) through the Dean’s Office at the Graduate School of Business, in collaboration with the Stanford Initiative for Financial Decision-Making (IFDM). The role is built around teaching personal finance, helping shape course materials, and connecting Stanford’s work with instructors at other colleges and universities.

The official Stanford IFDM listing does not give a calendar closing date. It says that applications will be accepted until the position is filled. That makes this a rolling opportunity for metadata purposes, but it does not mean the search will remain open indefinitely. A qualified applicant should confirm that the vacancy is still available before sending materials and should apply promptly rather than waiting for a dated round to appear.

Leeway Foundation Art and Change Grant 2026: $5,000 Project Grants for Women, Trans, and Gender-Nonconforming Artists Making Art for Social Change in Greater Philadelphia

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Leeway Foundation’s Art and Change Grant (ACG) is one of the most accessible arts grants in the Philadelphia region, and it is designed for artists whose work is inseparable from the change they want to see in their communities. For the 2026 cycle, the grant awards $5,000 to fund a specific art-for-social-change project by a woman, trans, or gender-nonconforming artist or cultural producer living in Greater Philadelphia. Applications are open now, and the deadline is Monday, August 3, 2026.

Legal Assistance Enhancement Program Grants 2026: $100,000–$250,000 for Projects Serving Older Adults

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Legal Assistance Enhancement Program Grants 2026: $100,000–$250,000 for Projects Serving Older Adults

The Administration for Community Living (ACL), through its Administration on Aging, has opened a 2026 Legal Assistance Enhancement Program (LAEP) funding opportunity for projects that improve how older adults reach and receive legal help. The opportunity is aimed at practical service improvements: better outreach, stronger intake, durable partnerships, and a fuller range of assistance, from legal advice through representation.

Legal Foundation of Washington Race Equity Grants 2026: $50,000 Grants for Civil Legal Aid

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

This page is a historical reference, not an open application notice. The Legal Foundation of Washington (LFW) published a 2026 Race Equity Grant cycle with a fixed application deadline of April 15, 2026. The verified LFW Race Equity Grant page describes that completed cycle, while LFW’s current How to Apply page lists other current opportunities and does not list a Race Equity Grant round. No successor Race Equity Grant deadline is announced on the verified LFW pages reviewed for this update.

Legal Services Corporation (LSC) Free Civil Legal Aid

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Legal Services Corporation (LSC) Free Civil Legal Aid

If you have an urgent civil legal problem and no money for private counsel, this can be one of the fastest practical ways to get qualified help. LSC itself is the national funder of legal aid, but it is not the office you will represent your case directly. The opportunity you are using is the pathway to local legal aid programs that receive LSC support.

LEGO Foundation Fellowship 2027: USD 300,000 Over Three Years for Early- and Mid-Career Researchers Working on Children's Thriving in Crisis Settings, Neurodivergence, and an AI-Enabled World

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LEGO Foundation Fellowship 2027: USD 300,000 Over Three Years for Early- and Mid-Career Researchers Working on Children’s Thriving in Crisis Settings, Neurodivergence, and an AI-Enabled World

The LEGO Foundation Fellowship is a global research award that gives a small number of scholars something researchers rarely get: three years and USD 300,000 of flexible funding to pursue an ambitious question about how children develop, learn, and thrive. It is administered by the Social Science Research Council (SSRC), an independent nonprofit, and developed in partnership with the LEGO Foundation. The official page describes the 2027 fellowship period as February 1, 2027 to December 31, 2029, with up to ten fellowships available. The application window for that inaugural cycle has closed: the submission deadline was July 31, 2026 at 11:59 EST, and SSRC says late or incomplete applications will not be considered. No subsequent cycle is announced on the official program pages checked for this update.

Leon Levy Scholarships in Neuroscience 2027–2030: Three-Year Postdoctoral Research Support in New York City

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Leon Levy Scholarships in Neuroscience 2027–2030: Three-Year Postdoctoral Research Support in New York City

The Leon Levy Scholarships in Neuroscience support early-career researchers who are ready to develop an independent research direction while working at an eligible nonprofit academic institution in New York City. The New York Academy of Sciences administers the program with the Leon Levy Foundation. For the 2027 cohort, the scholarship period runs from September 1, 2027, through August 31, 2030.

Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship 2027: A Fully Funded Four-Year University of Toronto Undergraduate Degree Covering Tuition, Books, Fees, and Full Residence

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Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship 2027: A Fully Funded Four-Year University of Toronto Undergraduate Degree Covering Tuition, Books, Fees, and Full Residence

The Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship is one of the most generous and selective undergraduate awards available to international students anywhere in the world. Offered by the University of Toronto, Canada’s largest and most research-intensive university, it recognizes exceptional students who show outstanding academic achievement, creativity, and the potential to contribute positively to their communities and to the world. For the students it selects, it removes the single largest barrier to studying abroad: cost. The scholarship covers tuition, books, incidental fees, and full residence support for four years, turning what would be a six-figure expense into a fully funded degree at a top global institution.

Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowships 2027: Three-Year Co-Funded Research Fellowships for Early-Career Academics at UK Universities

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Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowships 2027: Three-Year Co-Funded Research Fellowships for Early-Career Academics at UK Universities

The Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellowship supports an early-career researcher with a proven research record to undertake a substantial, publishable research project. Fellowships are held at UK universities with research degree-awarding powers and run for three years. The programme expects a project to make a clear contribution beyond the candidate’s doctoral work and to provide protected time to develop an independent research programme.

Lewis-Houghton Civics and Democracy Initiative 2027-2029: Up to $100,000 for Arts-Based History and Civics Projects

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Lewis-Houghton Civics and Democracy Initiative 2027-2029: Up to $100,000 for Arts-Based History and Civics Projects

The Library of Congress is inviting organizations to propose educational projects that use music and other creative-arts materials from its digital collections to teach history, civics, and democracy. The Lewis-Houghton Civics and Democracy Initiative (LHI) New Awards for 2027-2029 is a good fit for an established education, cultural, library, arts, civic, or community organization that can turn primary-source material into practical learning experiences for middle and high school educators and students.

LGW x Henry Moore Foundation x Tia Collection Exhibition Grant 2026: £20,000 for a UK Sculpture Exhibition

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LGW x Henry Moore Foundation x Tia Collection Exhibition Grant 2026: £20,000 for a UK Sculpture Exhibition

The LGW x Henry Moore Foundation x Tia Collection Exhibition Grant is a focused opportunity for a UK non-profit organisation planning a qualifying solo sculpture exhibition. The fund was created by London Gallery Weekend, the Henry Moore Foundation and the Tia Collection for an institutional project connected to an artist’s work or exhibition presented by a gallery participating in London Gallery Weekend from 4 to 7 June 2026.

LIFE CET INDUSTRY: Supporting the clean energy transition of European industry and businesses

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LIFE CET INDUSTRY: Supporting the clean energy transition of European industry and businesses

Historical status

This page records the LIFE-2026-CET-INDUSTRY call administered by the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA). The call opened on 21 April 2026 and closed at its published deadline of 16 September 2026 at 17:00 CEST. The submission deadline has passed, so the 2026 round is no longer available for applications. The CINEA call page and LIFE Clean Energy Transition call materials reviewed for this update identify the 2026 round; they do not announce a successor INDUSTRY round. There is no new deadline to report. Treat the information below as an archive of the closed round, not as an invitation to apply.

LIFE Clean Energy Transition (LIFE-2026-CET) 2026: EUR 85.5 Million Across 13 Topics, Deadline 16 September 2026

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LIFE Clean Energy Transition (LIFE-2026-CET) 2026: EUR 85.5 Million Across 13 Topics, Deadline 16 September 2026

The 2026 round is open. CINEA published the LIFE Clean Energy Transition calls on 21 April 2026, and every topic in the call closes on 16 September 2026 at 17:00 Brussels time. The call document version history shows three revisions since publication — version 1.0 on 21 April, version 2.0 on 23 April adding a footnote, and version 3.0 on 4 June updating another — so if you downloaded the fiche in spring, download it again before you write.

LIFE Climate Governance and Information 2026: €4 Million for EU Climate Policy, Compliance and Public Engagement Projects

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LIFE Climate Governance and Information 2026: €4 Million for EU Climate Policy, Compliance and Public Engagement Projects

The European Commission’s LIFE Programme has opened the Climate Governance and Information topic for 2026. The reference is LIFE-2026-SAP-CLIMA-GOV, and the official CINEA call page lists it as open with a single-stage deadline of 22 September 2026 at 17:00 CEST. The topic is aimed at organisations that can improve how climate policy is understood, implemented, monitored, enforced or adopted in practice.

Life Sciences Research Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: $85,000 a Year for Three Years of Independent Postdoctoral Research in Any Area of the Life Sciences

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Life Sciences Research Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027: $85,000 a Year for Three Years of Independent Postdoctoral Research in Any Area of the Life Sciences

The Life Sciences Research Foundation (LSRF) runs one of the most respected postdoctoral fellowship competitions in biology. It is unusual in two ways. First, it is discipline-blind: a virologist, a structural biologist, a computational modeler, and a plant biologist all compete in the same pool, judged on the quality of the science rather than its fashionability. Second, it is peer-reviewed by working scientists who read every proposal in full, so the award carries real weight on a CV. For the 2027 competition, LSRF is offering selected fellows $85,000 per year for three years, and the application window runs from August 15 to October 1, 2026.

LIFE-2026-CET-DIGITAL: Supporting digitalisation of Distribution System Operators for a smart energy transition

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LIFE-2026-CET-DIGITAL: Supporting digitalisation of Distribution System Operators for a smart energy transition

Archived call status

The 2026 LIFE Clean Energy Transition topic LIFE-2026-CET-DIGITAL is closed. Its official single-stage submission deadline was 16 September 2026 at 17:00 Brussels time. The EU Funding & Tenders submission system closes after the published deadline, and the call fiche says proposals must be submitted before it. CINEA’s material currently identifies this specific topic as a 2026 call; no later round for this topic is announced in the published call listings. This page is therefore a historical reference for teams reviewing the completed call, its requirements, and the kind of work it supported. It is not an invitation to submit to the closed round. Anyone considering a future proposal should wait for a new official topic notice and use its dates and conditions rather than carrying these forward.

Lifeline Program for Low-Income Consumers

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Save on Phone or Internet Service Through the Lifeline Program

Lifeline is a federal benefit for households that need help paying for phone or internet service. It is administered by the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) under Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules. The program is still active and accepts applications on an ongoing basis; there is no single annual closing date. An eligible household applies, receives an eligibility decision, and then works with a participating phone or internet company to put the discount on a service plan.

Lifelong Learning Entitlement Student Finance 2027: Tuition Fee and Maintenance Loans in England

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Lifelong Learning Entitlement Student Finance 2027: Tuition Fee and Maintenance Loans in England

The Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE) is the UK Government’s new student-finance route for many courses and modules starting from 1 January 2027. It is designed for learners in England who need help paying for eligible higher-education and some further-education study. Depending on the course and the learner’s circumstances, support can include a Tuition Fee Loan, a Maintenance Loan, and additional grants or allowances.

Lifetime Learning Credit | Internal Revenue Service

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Overview

The Lifetime Learning Credit (LLC) is an education tax credit for people paying qualified tuition and related education costs for higher education. It is one of the IRS education credits, but it works differently from the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC). The LLC is often the better fit for graduate students, part-time students, working adults taking job-skill courses, and families that do not qualify for the AOTC.

This is not a grant, scholarship, or application program. You do not submit a separate form to “apply” for the LLC. Instead, you claim it on your federal income tax return if you meet the IRS rules. The credit can reduce the amount of tax you owe, but it is nonrefundable, so it will not create a refund by itself if you have no tax liability.

LIHWAP Water Bill Assistance: Historical Program Record and Current Help Options

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) is closed. The official page from the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), through its Office of Community Services (OCS), says that funding is no longer available and that households cannot receive LIHWAP benefits at this time. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open application listing. Do not send money to anyone promising a new federal LIHWAP grant, and do not rely on an old state application link as proof that a current round exists.

Limited Competition: Instrumentation Grant Program for Resource-Limited Institutions (RLI-S10, PAR-27-067)

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Limited Competition: Instrumentation Grant Program for Resource-Limited Institutions (RLI-S10, PAR-27-067)

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), with the participating NIH components named in the notice, runs the Limited Competition: Instrumentation Grant Program for Resource-Limited Institutions (S10 - Clinical Trial Not Allowed). PAR-27-067 is a reissue of the prior announcement and supports one specialized, commercially available scientific instrument or one integrated instrumentation system. The purpose is to strengthen biomedical research and education at institutions with limited NIH Research Project Grant support.

Linear Startup Program

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Overview

The Linear Startup Program is a startup pricing offer for early-stage teams that want to use Linear without paying full price right away. On the official page, Linear says eligible startups can get up to six months off its Basic or Business plans if they are a new non-paying customer, have fewer than 50 employees, and are affiliated with an official Linear partner.

That makes this opportunity less like a grant in the cash sense and more like a cost reduction on an important operating tool. For a startup, that still matters. The right issue tracker is not just a place to park tickets. It becomes the system you use to decide what gets built, who owns it, what is blocked, and whether the team is actually shipping.

LinkedIn Future of Work Fund 2026: Historical Grant Reference for AI Workforce Nonprofits

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The LinkedIn Future of Work Fund 2026 is a closed funding round. LinkedIn’s official Social Impact announcement gave applicants until March 15, 2026 at 12 PM PT. The official Future of Work Fund page still explains the program, but it does not announce a later round or a new application deadline. This entry therefore serves as a historical reference, not as an open application listing.

The 2026 fund focused on nonprofits helping young adults and career starters overcome barriers to economic opportunity as artificial intelligence changes how people prepare for, enter, and succeed in work. LinkedIn described support as a combination of cash grant funding and in-kind support. The 2026 opportunity materials described most grants as expected to fall between $200,000 and $300,000, with awards depending on the proposal and the selected organization. That range is an archive fact about the completed round; it is not a promise of funding and should not be treated as an amount available for a future application.

LIONS Scholarship (Cannes Lions): 2026 Round Closed — How the Fully Funded Programme Works and How to Be Ready for the Next Call

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Status check before you read any further: the LIONS Scholarship is not currently open. The official programme page at canneslions.com/impact/lions-scholarship carries a single, unambiguous line — “Applications now closed for 2026” — followed by an invitation to join the Cannes Lions newsletter to hear about future opportunities.

That is the whole state of play as of this check. The 2026 cycle ran its course: applications opened at 00:01 GMT on 7 October 2025, closed at 00:01 GMT on 5 December 2025, and applicants were notified on 22 January 2026. The ten recipients were publicly confirmed on 30 March 2026 and attended the Festival in Cannes from 22–26 June 2026. Cannes Lions has published nothing about a 2027 round — no opening date, no closing date, no confirmation that the programme returns in that form.

Literary Arts Fund Innovation Project Grants 2026: $25,000 to $100,000 for Forward-Thinking Projects That Strengthen U.S. Nonprofit Literary Organizations and Presses

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Literary Arts Fund Innovation Project Grants 2026: $25,000 to $100,000 for Forward-Thinking Projects That Strengthen U.S. Nonprofit Literary Organizations and Presses

The Literary Arts Fund has opened its 2026 round of Innovation Project Grants, making $1 million available to nonprofit literary arts organizations, independent presses, and publications across the United States. Individual awards range from $25,000 to $100,000, and they are meant for one-time, forward-thinking projects that address the structural and infrastructural challenges holding the field back. Applications are open now through August 17, 2026, and the money is intended to fund work that runs across the 2027 calendar year.

Liu Shiming Artist Grants 2026: A $5,000 Award for Up to Five Early-Career Visual Artists Working Between Tradition and Contemporary Practice

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Liu Shiming Artist Grants 2026: A $5,000 Award for Up to Five Early-Career Visual Artists Working Between Tradition and Contemporary Practice

The Liu Shiming Art Foundation runs one of the more distinctive small grant programs open to early-career visual artists anywhere in the world. Each year it selects up to five artists to receive a $5,000 grant to create or complete a project that explores the interplay between traditional, cultural, or historical influences and contemporary artistic practice. For the 2026 cycle — the foundation’s fourth annual round — applications close on August 31, 2026, and successful applicants are notified by December 2, 2026.

LMS Joint Research Groups in the UK (Scheme 3), 2026 Round: Up to £2,400 a Year to Run a Rotating Seminar Series Across Three or More Institutions, Closing 30 September 2026

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LMS Joint Research Groups in the UK (Scheme 3), 2026 Round: Up to £2,400 a Year to Run a Rotating Seminar Series Across Three or More Institutions, Closing 30 September 2026

There is a specific kind of UK mathematics community that has no natural home in the research council system: four or five people working on the same problems at four or five different universities, none of whom has enough critical mass locally to sustain a seminar, all of whom would benefit enormously from meeting twice a year. A standard responsive-mode grant is the wrong instrument — the money needed is train fares and a room, not a postdoc. A conference grant is also the wrong instrument, because the point is regularity, not a one-off event.

London Community Energy Fund 2026–2027: Up to £3,000 for Project Development Costs

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London Community Energy Fund 2026–2027: Up to £3,000 for Project Development Costs

The Greater London Authority (GLA) has opened stream three, the development fund, in phase nine of the London Community Energy Fund (LCEF). This stream provides grants of up to £3,000 for small external costs that help a London community energy project move towards delivery. Its dedicated budget is £100,000. The fund is accepting applications in rolling rounds during the 2026–27 funding period, subject to the remaining budget. This is an open opportunity, not a historical listing.

Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program – Free Advocacy for Long-Term Care Residents

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Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program – Free Advocacy for Long-Term Care Residents

The Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is a public advocacy service for people who live in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, board and care homes, and similar long-term care settings. It helps residents understand their rights, raise concerns, and work through problems involving health, safety, welfare, dignity, care, or access to services. A resident’s family member, friend, or another concerned person may also contact the local program on the resident’s behalf.

LookUp Innovation Challenge 2026: Up to $2,500 for Youth Mental-Health and Digital-Wellbeing Ideas

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LookUp Innovation Challenge 2026: Up to $2,500 for Youth Mental-Health and Digital-Wellbeing Ideas

The LookUp Innovation Challenge is a small, focused funding opportunity for young people who want to improve mental health by changing how people experience the digital world. The program is built for ideas, advocacy projects, and stories that can help make online spaces healthier, safer, more inclusive, or more responsible. LookUp says selected youth leaders can receive a microgrant of up to $2,500, five months of personalized mentorship, support from the LookUp team, and membership in a collaborative peer cohort.

Loran Award 2027: Canada's Undergraduate Scholarship and Leadership Program

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Loran Award 2027: Canada’s Undergraduate Scholarship and Leadership Program

Applications are open for the 2027 Loran Award. The Loran Scholars Foundation is accepting applications from students who will enter university for the first time in September 2027. The application and the referee’s recommendation must both be submitted by October 15, 2026 at noon Eastern Time. Loran says that it does not accept late applications, so applicants should treat the deadline as a firm cutoff rather than a target for beginning the process.

Los Angeles Utility Assistance Programs: EZ-SAVE and Lifeline Guide

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Los Angeles residents looking for utility help will usually encounter two related but separate programs: the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) EZ-SAVE Program and the City of Los Angeles Office of Finance Senior Citizen/Disability Lifeline Rate. Both are active assistance routes, and neither is presented by the official agencies as a once-a-year contest with a single closing date. The practical deadline is rolling: eligible customers can apply through the published online, mail, fax, or agency contact routes while the programs are accepting applications.

Louisiana Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP): Eligibility, Costs, Waitlist, and Application Guide

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Louisiana’s Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) helps eligible families pay for child care while a parent or legal guardian works, attends school, or participates in job training. The program is administered by the Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE). It is an active assistance program, not a one-time contest or scholarship with a single annual closing date.

The current LDOE page directs families to apply and manage CCAP through the Louisiana CAFÉ system. The CAFÉ customer portal is currently available for child-care applications, document uploads, case-status checks, change reports, notifications, and redeterminations. The portal also gives an important warning: applications are screened for eligibility and may be placed on a waitlist until enrollment seats or additional funding are available. That means submitting an application is still worthwhile, but it does not guarantee immediate enrollment or an immediate subsidy start date.

Louisiana Housing Corporation (LHC)

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Louisiana Housing Corporation (LHC)

Current availability and cycle status

The Louisiana Housing Corporation (LHC) administers Louisiana’s federally funded Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) through local provider agencies. LIHEAP can help eligible households with home heating and cooling costs and certain urgent energy needs. The FFY2026 regular statewide online application is closed, and LHC’s posted local cooling intake period ended September 30, 2026, or earlier if funds were exhausted. The accepted FFY2026 plan also ended its year-round crisis component on September 30, 2026. LHC’s current Energy Assistance page directs people seeking crisis appointments or help applying to contact their parish partner and says crisis applications are not taken online. That contact instruction does not establish that a new FFY2027 cycle has opened. As of this review, LHC’s FFY2027 plan documents remain labeled proposed and no new application window is announced. This is therefore a historical reference for the closed FFY2026 cycle, not a claim that applications are currently being accepted. Anyone with an urgent need should contact the parish provider through LHC’s directory to ask whether it can assist under current authority and what options are available. A question or appointment is not a guarantee of a LIHEAP award.

Louisiana Special Assessment Level (SAL) — 2026

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Louisiana Special Assessment Level (SAL) — 2026

If you are a Louisiana homeowner, this law is one of the most practical property-tax protections you can use: it can cap the assessment baseline of your homestead when you qualify, which helps prevent tax jumps tied to reappraisal cycles and market increases.

The key thing to know is that this is a state-law tax rule, not a one-time grant. It is administered by your local parish assessor, using forms designed by the Louisiana Tax Commission. The benefit is often called the special assessment level (SAL).

Louisville Institute Grant for Researchers 2027: Historical Cycle and Award Details

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Louisville Institute Grant for Researchers 2027: Historical Cycle and Award Details

This page is a historical reference for the Louisville Institute Grant for Researchers (GFR) 2027 award cycle. Its application window has closed: applications were due September 2, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EDT, and recommendation letters were due September 9, 2026. The official program page continues to describe this 2027 cycle and does not announce a later application round. The published cycle offered scholars based in the United States or Canada up to US$55,000 for research, academic research leave, or a combination of the two. This is not an open application listing.

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

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Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

If your utility bills are overwhelming your budget, if your home is too cold in winter or too hot in summer, or if you have already gotten utility shutoff notices, LIHEAP is usually the first public program to check.

LIHEAP is not a single national application. It is a federal block grant program with a national mission and local administration. A federal office in the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) gives LIHEAP funding to states, territories, and tribes, and those local grantees set the actual forms, deadlines, and qualification details.

Low-Income Assistance Programs

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Low-income assistance is a system of separate programs — food, cash, housing, healthcare, utilities, childcare — each with its own income limit, and understanding how those limits work is the key skill. Limits are usually expressed as a percentage of the federal poverty level or of area median income, adjusted for household size, and different programs draw the line at different heights. That means being over the limit for one program says nothing about the others: households routinely qualify for food or utility help while earning too much for cash assistance. Never self-reject across the board based on one denial.

Lowland Peat Water Implementation Grant: Historical Reference

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Lowland Peat Water Implementation Grant: Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference for the Environment Agency’s Lowland Peat Water Implementation Grant 2026 round. GOV.UK marks the guidance “[Withdrawn]”. The round is closed: the Environment Agency required completed applications by 23:59 on 18 September 2026 and said it would not consider late submissions. There is no current application window described here.

The official guidance says the Environment Agency expects to run another implementation grant application round in summer 2028. That is an expectation, not an announced call: no opening date, closing date, award range, eligibility rules, application form, or supporting-document requirements for that round have been published on the official guidance. The amount, eligibility and procedure below describe only the closed 2026 cycle. Check current Environment Agency guidance before preparing a future application, and do not assume that those terms will carry forward unchanged.

LPDP RISPRO International Collaboration (Historical Reference)

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LPDP RISPRO International Collaboration (Historical Reference)

LPDP RISPRO Kolaborasi Internasional, usually shortened to RISPRO KI, is a research-funding scheme operated by Lembaga Pengelola Dana Pendidikan (LPDP), the Indonesian Endowment Fund for Education under the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia. It is intended for strategic basic research carried out with an overseas research partner through a joint call, matching fund, or co-funding arrangement.

This page is a historical reference, not a claim that an application window is open. LPDP’s official RISPRO KI page is live and describes the scheme, its criteria, selection stages, funding ceiling, and eligible cost categories. It defines RISPRO KI as theme-based basic research conducted through a joint call, matching fund, or co-funding arrangement. However, the page does not publish a dated current call or a new application deadline. Its “Daftar” link opens eRISPRO, but a general registration link alone does not establish that a RISPRO KI call is accepting proposals. The last call deadline verified for this archive is 2020-06-25: the Universitas Gadjah Mada Directorate of Research notice records the 2020 RISPRO KI intake closing on that date. The date stays in the front matter as the archived round’s real deadline, not as a current submission date. The available evidence supports keeping the scheme’s reference information, but it does not confirm a new cycle or establish that applications are currently open.

LPI Summer Internship in Planetary Science: Historical Reference

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LPI Summer Internship in Planetary Science: Historical Reference

The 2026 LPI Summer Intern Program in Planetary Science was a 10-week undergraduate research program run by the Lunar and Planetary Institute (LPI), an institute operated by the Universities Space Research Association. Students worked with scientists at LPI or NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. This page is now a historical reference: the official LPI application page says that applications for Summer 2026 closed on December 12, 2025, and the official LPI pages do not publish an application window for the next cycle.

LRF Clinical Investigator Career Development Award 2027–2030: $375,000 Over Three Years for Early-Career Lymphoma Physician-Scientists

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LRF Clinical Investigator Career Development Award 2027–2030: $375,000 Over Three Years for Early-Career Lymphoma Physician-Scientists

Archive status

The Lymphoma Research Foundation (LRF) published a request for proposals titled Clinical Investigator Career Development Award (2027–2030). It set the application deadline at September 3, 2026, at 5:00 PM EST. That deadline has passed. No subsequent CDA application round is announced in the official material available for this check, so this page is a historical reference to the closed 2027–2030 cycle, not an open application notice. It keeps the real deadline for archive and record-keeping purposes; it does not suggest that late applications are accepted.

LSC 2027 Basic Field Grant Program

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LSC 2027 Basic Field Grant Program

The Legal Services Corporation (LSC) 2027 Basic Field Grant and Subgrant cycle is closed for new submissions after the June 1, 2026 deadline. This page is now a historical reference for organizations reviewing the published cycle, its eligibility rules, and its submission process. LSC’s application page still carries a stale availability label for 2027, but the same official instructions state that the Basic Field Grant application deadline was June 1, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EST. The key-dates page lists the same deadline. The passed deadline controls this listing.

LSHTM CREATIVE Fellowship (Historical Reference): Clinical Research Fellowship in Sub-Saharan Africa

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LSHTM CREATIVE Fellowship (Historical Reference): Clinical Research Fellowship in Sub-Saharan Africa

The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) CREATIVE Fellowship’s 2026 call is closed and is retained here as a historical reference. LSHTM’s Trials Network announcement gives the closing date as 29 May 2026. The former detailed CREATIVE advert is no longer available at its old address. LSHTM’s current Distance Learning funding table has no CREATIVE listing and says opportunities for 2027–28 will be added as new funding becomes available. No later CREATIVE intake is announced there, so this page is an archive, not an invitation to submit a late application or evidence that another round will open.

Luce Scholars Program 2027–2028: A Fully Funded 13-Month Professional Placement in Asia for Emerging U.S. Leaders

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Luce Scholars Program 2027–2028: A Fully Funded 13-Month Professional Placement in Asia for Emerging U.S. Leaders

Historical reference: the application window for the 2027–2028 Luce Scholars cohort closed on September 8, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Eastern. The Henry Luce Foundation says it does not accept late applications or late recommendation letters. The official selection page still labels the 2027–2028 application “now open” even though its stated deadline has passed; its deadline FAQ says late material will not be accepted. The page reviewed for this entry gives no later application cycle or new deadline. Treat the date below as the closed cycle’s deadline, not as an invitation to apply now. Check the official selection page for a future announcement before relying on any old timeline or preparing materials for another year.

Luminarts Fellowship Program 2027: US$10,000 Awards for Emerging Chicago-Area Artists

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Luminarts Fellowship Program 2027: US$10,000 Awards for Emerging Chicago-Area Artists

The Luminarts Fellowship Program gives emerging artists a meaningful block of unrestricted money at a stage when artistic work often competes with rent, equipment costs, teaching, day jobs, and other obligations. For the 2027 program year, Luminarts is preparing core fellowships in visual arts, creative writing, classical music, and jazz improvisation. Each core fellowship includes a US$10,000 monetary award.

The 2027 application window is scheduled to open on September 14, 2026, and close on January 15, 2027, at 11:59 p.m. Central Standard Time. The organization says discipline-specific application guidelines will be available beginning September 1, 2026. That timing matters: an artist can use the weeks before the portal opens to confirm eligibility, assemble a strong body of work, and understand the program, but should not assume that last year’s file limits, repertoire rules, or sample requirements will automatically carry over.

LymeX Visible Voices Prize 2026: Educational Resources for Lyme & Tick-Borne Disease Diagnosis

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LymeX Visible Voices Prize 2026: Educational Resources for Lyme & Tick-Borne Disease Diagnosis

The LymeX Visible Voices Prize was a completed federal prize competition sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the LymeX Innovation Accelerator. It asked participants to create clear, trusted educational resources about Lyme and tickborne disease diagnosis, with patient, caregiver, clinician, and community experience at the center of the work. This page is a historical reference for the 2026 cycle. The official materials publish the July 31, 2026 submission deadline, followed by an August 1–30, 2026 evaluation period. They do not announce a later cycle or invite submissions after that window.

MacDowell Fellowship: Fully Funded Artist Residency in New Hampshire

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MacDowell Fellowship: Fully Funded Artist Residency in New Hampshire

Overview

MacDowell is an artist residency in Peterborough, New Hampshire. Its fellowship gives selected artists a period of focused work in a residential setting, with exclusive use of a private studio, accommodations, and three prepared meals each day. There is no residency fee. Fellows may also seek need-based stipends and travel reimbursement grants through MacDowell’s financial assistance process; those funds are not automatic cash awards.

Macquarie University Domestic Research Scholarships 2027: $40,900-a-Year Stipend and Tuition Offset for MRes and PhD Study

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Macquarie University Domestic Research Scholarships 2027: $40,900-a-Year Stipend and Tuition Offset for MRes and PhD Study

Macquarie University’s domestic scholarship round gives Australian and New Zealand citizens and Australian permanent residents a direct route to funded research study in Sydney. The 2027 round combines two schemes: the Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship and the university-funded Macquarie University Research Excellence Scholarship (MQRES). Applicants who apply for RTP are automatically considered for MQRES in the same round.

MAGNET Consortium Program

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MAGNET Consortium Program

Overview

The MAGNET Consortium Program is the familiar name many applicants use for the Israel Innovation Authority’s current Applied Research Consortia - Applied Research Fund program. It supports applied research that is too broad, risky, or infrastructure-oriented for one company or one academic lab to carry alone. The official program page describes it as grant support for a consortium: a group of industrial companies and research institutions developing technologies together.

Magnet Forensics Scholarship Awards 2027: Digital Forensics Training, Certifications and Software Access

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Magnet Forensics Scholarship Awards 2027: Digital Forensics Training, Certifications and Software Access

The 2027 Magnet Forensics Scholarship Awards are a professional-development opportunity for people connected to public safety agencies and working, or preparing to work, with digital evidence. The program does not advertise a cash stipend. Instead, selected recipients receive a year of unlimited Magnet Forensics training, the opportunity to pursue the company’s professional certifications, and a one-year Magnet Axiom license for an eligible public safety agency. That package can be especially useful for an agency with limited digital-forensics capacity or for an investigator whose responsibilities are expanding faster than their formal training.

Malawi Nutrition Innovation Grant: Historical Status and Official-Source Review

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Malawi Nutrition Innovation Grant: Historical Status and Official-Source Review

This page is a historical reference, not an open grant listing. A previous record described a “Malawi Nutrition Innovation Grant” offering MWK 1.8 billion per consortium for nutrition-sensitive agriculture, food fortification, and behaviour change. Its only external link was the Nutrition International homepage, and its deadline was listed as 2025-07-07. That record did not include an official call document, a dedicated application page, a named funder’s grant notice, or a submission portal.

Malawi Youth Sounding Board (MW-YSB) 2026-2028: EU Delegation Youth Advisory Programme

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Malawi Youth Sounding Board (MW-YSB) 2026-2028: EU Delegation Youth Advisory Programme

Status: the current cohort is already appointed

There is no open application for the Malawi Youth Sounding Board at present. The European Union Delegation to Malawi has already moved beyond the call stage for the second cohort. Its official programme page now presents the 2026-2028 cohort, and the Delegation’s announcement says that eight young leaders began the new two-year mandate after a welcome ceremony held in March 2026.

Malaysia International Scholarship (MIS) 2026/2027: Closed Cycle Reference

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Malaysia International Scholarship (MIS) 2026/2027: Closed Cycle Reference

The Malaysia International Scholarship (MIS) 2026/2027 application cycle is closed. The official MIS portal, operated by Malaysia’s Ministry of Higher Education, says that applications for the academic year 2026/2027 are no longer being accepted. It displayed a separate shortlist-checking window from 7 July 2026 through 22 July 2026 for applicants checking whether they had been invited to an interview. That checking window has also passed, so this page is a historical reference rather than a live application listing.

Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships: 2026 Samoa Foundation Round (Historical Reference)

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Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships: 2026 Samoa Foundation Round (Historical Reference)

The 2026 Manaaki Samoa Foundation scholarship application round is closed. Education New Zealand’s official Pacific qualifications and recommended subjects page records that applications opened at midnight on 4 August 2026 and closed at midday New Zealand time on 4 September 2026, with no late applications accepted. The official How to apply page repeats those dates. The Manaaki website continues to display the 2026 notice, but it does not announce a later Samoa Foundation round. This page is therefore an archive of the published 2026 opportunity, not an invitation to apply now.

Managing Global Governance (MGG) Academy 2026: Funded Training and Dialogue Programme (Applications Closed)

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Managing Global Governance (MGG) Academy 2026: Funded Training and Dialogue Programme

Archive status: applications closed

The Managing Global Governance (MGG) Academy 2026 application deadline was 9 March 2026. The official application page of the German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS) still identifies that deadline, but the application window has passed. IDOS has not announced a later deadline or a new cohort on the official pages checked for this update. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2026 cycle, not a live invitation to submit an application.

Mandela Rhodes Scholarship 2027: Fully Funded Postgraduate Study in South Africa for Young African Leaders

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Mandela Rhodes Scholarship 2027: Fully Funded Postgraduate Study in South Africa for Young African Leaders

The Mandela Rhodes Scholarship is one of the most respected postgraduate awards on the African continent, and it is built around a simple idea: fund excellent young people, then invest in their character as seriously as their coursework. Run by the Mandela Rhodes Foundation, the scholarship pays for an Honours or Master’s degree at a South African university and adds a structured Leadership Development Programme on top. It is named for two very different figures whose combined legacy funds the award, and it carries a clear purpose drawn from Nelson Mandela’s own request that it help build exceptional leadership capacity across Africa.

Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders 2025: Fully Funded Six-Week U.S. Leadership Institute (Historical Reference)

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Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders 2025: Fully Funded Six-Week U.S. Leadership Institute (Historical Reference)

This page is a historical reference, not an open application. The official Mandela Washington Fellowship site says that the Fellowship did not take place in 2026, and its current pages do not announce a later applicant cycle. The last published applicant instructions available from the official site are for the 2025 Fellowship. That round opened on August 13, 2024 and closed at 16:00 GMT on September 10, 2024. The deadline in the front matter is that real closing date so the archive remains useful without presenting an unverified future date.

Mannix College Access Scholarships 2027: $5,000–$10,000 a Year for Monash Students

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Mannix College Access Scholarships 2027: $5,000–$10,000 a Year for Monash Students

Mannix College’s 2027 Access Scholarships are designed for students who want the academic and community benefits of residential college but may not be able to afford the cost without help. The college’s official application page says its Access Scholarships are worth $5,000 to $10,000 per year and are intended for students with demonstrated financial need. The 2027 scholarship application deadline is 9am on Friday 13 November 2026.

Māori Agrifood Value Grants NZ: How to Apply for Up to NZD 250,000

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Māori Agrifood Value Grants NZ: How to Apply for Up to NZD 250,000

If this is your first read of this programme, start with this summary:

The official opportunity is the Māori Agribusiness Innovation Fund. It supports Māori-led entities in the Māori primary sector to run innovation projects and test ideas across the value chain from production to processing and export. The confirmed maximum grant is NZD 250,000 per project. The fund is open year-round, subject to funding availability, so there is no fixed annual closing date to put in the deadline field. Applicants must be a legal, GST-registered entity, be at least 51% Māori-owned, demonstrate that key decisions are Māori-led, be for a primary sector-related project, and provide in-kind co-investment.

MAR Fund 2026 Small Grants Program Request for Proposals

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MAR Fund 2026 Small Grants Program Request for Proposals

The Mesoamerican Reef Fund (MAR Fund) has opened its 19th Small Grants Program request for proposals for projects in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, and Honduras. The call is open from August 25 through October 20, 2026. Proposals are due by 11:59 p.m. on October 20 in the applicant’s country. The program requires a match equal to at least 25% of the total project budget, and administration costs are capped at 10% of the amount requested. These are separate budget checks: applicants should calculate each against the correct base before submitting. Official call

March of Dimes Discovery Research Grants: Closed 2026 Application Cycle (Awards 2027–2029) — Historical Reference

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March of Dimes Discovery Research Grants: Closed 2026 Application Cycle (Awards 2027–2029) — Historical Reference

Most funders that care about pregnancy fund it obliquely — as a subpopulation inside a larger cardiology trial, as a covariate in a health services study, as a footnote in an obstetrics portfolio. March of Dimes does the opposite. Its Discovery Research Grants are the organisation’s highest tier of research funding, and they are written around two extremely specific problems: why babies are born too early without anyone inducing labour, and what happens to a pregnant person’s heart and vasculature when pregnancy either causes or unmasks cardiovascular disease. If your work sits squarely inside one of those two questions, this is one of the few awards where you will not have to spend the first page of your application explaining why pregnancy matters.

Margaret McNamara Education Grants (MMEG) 2026: Up to US$15,000 for Women From Developing Countries

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Margaret McNamara Education Grants (MMEG) 2026: Up to US$15,000 for Women From Developing Countries

Some scholarships are built to reward people who already have every advantage. The Margaret McNamara Education Grants (MMEG) were built for the opposite reason. They exist to back women who come from low- and middle-income countries, who are already working hard to finish an education, and who intend to take that education home and use it to make life measurably better for women and children in their own communities.

Marilyn Hatza Memorial SHINE Grant FY27 (2027): Historical Reference for $5,000 Awards

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Marilyn Hatza Memorial SHINE Grant FY27 (2027): Historical Reference for $5,000 Awards

The Marilyn Hatza Memorial SHINE Grant is Maryland Humanities’ general operating support program for eligible nonprofits doing humanities work in Maryland. The FY27 round planned 80 awards of $5,000 each. Its application closed on September 13, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. This page preserves the details of that round for organizations comparing past funding and preparing for a possible future announcement. Maryland Humanities’ grants page still displays an FY27 application callout and form link, but its posted schedule and FAQ identify the September closing date and publish no later application period. A retained application link is not evidence that a new cycle is open. Treat the opportunity as closed unless the funder posts a new cycle and fresh guidelines.

Marine Energy Fellowship Postgraduate Track 2027: Up to $6,667 Monthly Stipend and $10,000 Travel and Education Support

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Marine Energy Fellowship Postgraduate Track 2027: Up to $6,667 Monthly Stipend and $10,000 Travel and Education Support

The U.S. Department of Energy Marine Energy Fellowship Program offers a paid research appointment for recent graduates whose work connects to marine energy, water technologies, or related H2O research priorities. The Postgraduate Track is administered by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE). It combines a defined project at a Department of Energy approved host facility with a substantial monthly stipend, a health insurance supplement, and additional money for travel and education.

Mark Foundation Emerging Leader Award 2026: Historical Reference for Early-Career Cancer Researchers

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The Mark Foundation Emerging Leader Award 2026 is now a closed call. This page is a historical reference for the 2026 competition, not an invitation to submit a new application. The verified 2026 Letter of Intent deadline was April 30, 2026 at 5 PM Eastern Time. The Foundation’s official program page also listed July 30, 2026 at 5 PM Eastern Time as the deadline for invited full applications. Both dates have passed.

Marshall Memorial Fellowship 2027: Transatlantic Leadership Program from the German Marshall Fund

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Marshall Memorial Fellowship 2027: Transatlantic Leadership Program from the German Marshall Fund

The Marshall Memorial Fellowship (MMF) is the German Marshall Fund of the United States’ (GMF) flagship leadership development program. It is designed for mid-career professionals who want to strengthen their understanding of the transatlantic relationship, build practical leadership skills, and work across sectors and borders. The program has operated since 1982 and now brings together fellows from Europe and North America.

Marshall Scholarship: Graduate Study in the United Kingdom

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Marshall Scholarship: Archive and Applicant Guide

The applicant window for the 2027 Marshall Scholarship competition has closed. The Marshall Scholarships’ official application page says the 2027 applicant deadline is closed, and its final institutional deadline was 1 October 2026. The official pages reviewed for this update do not announce a later competition. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2027 competition, not an invitation to submit now. Do not rely on the dates, eligibility window, or application guidance below for a future round until the Marshall Aid Commemoration Commission publishes that round’s rules.

Martin Roth-Initiative Temporary Relocation to Germany: 2026 Programme Line 1 Historical Reference

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Martin Roth-Initiative Temporary Relocation to Germany: 2026 Programme Line 1 Historical Reference

The Martin Roth-Initiative (MRI) Programme Line 1 provides a route for an at-risk artist or cultural actor to continue working in a safer setting in Germany, supported by a nonprofit cultural host. Its 2026 call was a tandem application: the artist and host each had a separate part to submit. The award could support a protective stay of up to fifteen months, alongside the artistic work and practical support around the stay.

Martingale Postgraduate Scholarships 2027: Fully Funded UK Master's and PhD Places in Mathematics and AI

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Martingale Postgraduate Scholarships 2027: Fully Funded UK Master’s and PhD Places in Mathematics and AI

The Martingale Foundation will open applications for its 2027 postgraduate scholarships on 12 August 2026. The programme is designed for talented students who face financial barriers and want to continue into research-led postgraduate study in the United Kingdom. For 2027 entry, the Foundation is offering scholarships in mathematical sciences and artificial intelligence, at both Master’s and PhD level.

Maryland Energy Assistance Program (OHEP)

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Maryland Energy Assistance Program (OHEP)

Maryland’s Office of Home Energy Programs, usually called OHEP, is the state doorway for help with home energy costs. Maryland DHS is accepting FY27 applications, and its OHEP materials describe energy assistance as a year-round program. The official application page identifies OHEP as a year-round program, and the current FY27 guidance is posted for applicants. The state fiscal-year cycle runs from July 1 through June 30. If your household is falling behind on heating bills, electric bills, or a past-due energy account, this is the page to read before you decide whether to apply. OHEP is not one flat grant with one rule. It is a group of related assistance paths, and the benefit you receive depends on the type of energy need, household circumstances, and the component for which you qualify.

Maryland Homeowners’ Property Tax Credit 2026 (Historical Reference)

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Maryland Homeowners’ Property Tax Credit 2026 (Historical Reference)

Status: The 2026 application cycle is closed. Its official filing deadline was October 1, 2026. As of this page’s last review, the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT) is still displaying the 2026 application and has not posted a date or application for the next cycle. This is an archive of the rules and process for the closed 2026 cycle, not an invitation to file a late application. Check SDAT’s official program page for a future application and instructions before acting.

Maryland Renters' Tax Credit

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Maryland Renters’ Tax Credit

Historical reference: the 2026 cycle is closed

Maryland’s 2026 Renters’ Tax Credit application cycle closed on October 1, 2026. The official Maryland OneStop record lists that date as the filing deadline and shows the application window running from February 2 through October 1, 2026. The State’s 2026 paper form gives the same deadline. The official sources currently available for this program describe the 2026 cycle; I found no later application cycle or deadline announced there. This page therefore documents the closed cycle and should not be read as an invitation to submit a late application.

Mass Market Solutions for Leveraging Robotics and AI Technologies for Home Construction Demonstration (PDR-2600-DC-029Q)

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Mass Market Solutions for Leveraging Robotics and AI Technologies for Home Construction Demonstration (PDR-2600-DC-029Q)

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), through its Office of Policy Development and Research (PD&R), issued this federal Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for demonstrations using advanced robotics and artificial intelligence in residential construction. The Grants.gov record now marks the opportunity Closed: July 13, 2026. The official NOFO says applications received after the deadline were late and not eligible for HUD funding. This page is therefore a historical reference for the completed competition, not an open application listing.

Massachusetts HEAP Heating Assistance: How to Apply for the 2026–2027 Season

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Massachusetts residents who are worried about paying for heat can apply for the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), also called Fuel Assistance. The program helps eligible households pay part of their primary home-heating costs. It is not a loan and there is no application fee.

The next published season runs from November 1, 2026, through April 30, 2027. MASSCAP says the online application opens on October 1, 2026. Because the application portal is seasonal and households must apply each year, anyone who expects to need help should prepare documents before the portal opens and contact the local agency serving their city or town if they need assistance applying.

Massachusetts Home Energy Rebates: Historical Reference for the HER and HEAR Programs

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Massachusetts Home Energy Rebates: Historical Reference for the HER and HEAR Programs

Current status: no Massachusetts IRA rebate application is open

This page is a historical reference, not a live application listing. Massachusetts has proposed using federal Inflation Reduction Act Home Energy Rebates funding for two related programs: Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) and Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR). The Commonwealth submitted its full application to the U.S. Department of Energy in 2024, but the current Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) record does not announce an open household cycle, a final launch date, or a household application deadline.

Massachusetts Local Cultural Council Grants FY2027: Typical $500–$750 Awards for Community Arts, Humanities and Science Projects

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Massachusetts Local Cultural Council Grants FY2027: Typical $500–$750 Awards for Community Arts, Humanities and Science Projects

Massachusetts residents and organizations can apply now for the FY2027 Local Cultural Council (LCC) grant cycle. The program supports public-benefit projects in the arts, humanities, and sciences through a statewide network of 329 local and regional councils. The application deadline is October 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time.

This is not one centrally scored grant with one statewide award amount. Applicants apply to a local council, and each council decides which projects best match its community priorities. A proposal might support a public concert, a library lecture, an artist residency, a museum activity, a community history project, a science demonstration, a field trip, or another eligible activity. Mass Cultural Council says the FY2027 pool includes $5.85 million statewide. Individual awards vary, but typical grants are about $500 to $750, and the agency strongly encourages councils to award at least $250 to approved applications.

Massachusetts PFML Guide 2026: Up to $1,230.39 per Week

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When life throws something massive at you—a baby, cancer treatment, a parents stroke, your partners deployment—your job and your income are usually the first things your brain panics about.

Massachusetts Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) is designed to calm that panic. In 2026, this program can replace a significant chunk of your paycheck—up to $1,230.39 per week—while also protecting your job and health insurance. The number of paid weeks depends on the type of leave and the 26-week combined limit.

Massachusetts RAFT Rental Assistance: How to Apply for Up to $7,000

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Massachusetts RAFT, short for Residential Assistance for Families in Transition, is an active state program for households facing an immediate housing problem. It is not a year-specific scholarship or a contest with one annual closing date. The Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC) accepts applications through the Housing Help Hub, and the state’s application page tells residents to apply or check an existing case there.

RAFT can help a household stay in its current home or move into another home when an eligible crisis puts housing at risk. The current program page lists eviction, foreclosure, loss of utilities, and other housing emergencies. The assistance may cover rent, utilities, moving costs, mortgage payments, and other costs that resolve the crisis. The maximum is $7,000 per household in any rolling 12-month period. A household may receive assistance more than once during that period if its combined awards stay within the cap.

Massachusetts Senior Circuit Breaker Tax Credit

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Massachusetts Senior Circuit Breaker Tax Credit

At-a-glance summary

What to check	2025 rule (official DOR page)
Main benefit	Refundable Massachusetts personal income tax credit
Max credit amount	$2,820 (max for tax year 2025)
Age rule	Age 65 or older by December 31, or spouse age 65+ for married filing jointly
Residency rule	Massachusetts resident or part-year resident with a Massachusetts principal residence
Filing rule	File a completed Schedule CB with Massachusetts Form 1
Income test	Total income cap depends on filing status; 2025: $75,000 single, $94,000 head of household, $112,000 married filing jointly
Homeowner property test	Assessed valuation of principal residence (Jan 1, after abatements, before residential exemptions) cannot exceed $1,298,000
Cost threshold	Credit is based on tax/rent above 10% of total income
Claims window	Include Schedule CB with the return; a missed Schedule CB can be added within 3 years from the last day for filing the return, without regard to an extension
Not eligible if	Married filing separately, dependent, nonresident, federal/state rent subsidy, tax-exempt entity rental

What this program is

The Massachusetts Senior Circuit Breaker credit is a refundable tax credit for older residents whose housing costs are high compared with income. In plain language, it reduces your state income tax bill and can turn into a refund if the calculated credit is larger than your state tax owed. That refundability is the main reason it matters for seniors and retirees on fixed incomes.

MassChallenge U.S. Early Stage Accelerator: Zero-Equity Support for Early-Stage Startups

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MassChallenge U.S. Early Stage Accelerator: Zero-Equity Support for Early-Stage Startups

MassChallenge runs the U.S. Early Stage Accelerator and the Global Financial Systems programs. This listing is useful for founders who want to track the next U.S. early-stage intake, particularly in fintech, but it is not currently an open application notice. The current MassChallenge Global Financial Systems page says that the U.S. Early Stage Accelerator application will open soon. It does not publish an application opening date or deadline, and it directs interested founders to check back, submit an interest form, or create a MassChallenge profile.

Mastercard Foundation and University of Cambridge Climate Resilience and Sustainability Research Fund

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Mastercard Foundation and University of Cambridge Climate Resilience and Sustainability Research Fund

This is a historical reference to the 2025 application round of the Mastercard Foundation and University of Cambridge Climate Resilience and Sustainability Research Fund, also called CReSus RF in its applicant guidance. Cambridge-Africa’s official programme page continues to describe the fund under that name and says it is intended to run from 2025 to 2030, with annual awards through 2029. Its website lists awards made in 2025 and 2026, but the official material checked for this update does not publish an application notice, closing date, award limits, or application instructions for a following round. No new round should be treated as open on the basis of this page.

Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship in Tanzania: Cohort 3 Historical Reference

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Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship in Tanzania — Cohort 3 Historical Reference

Status: historical application reference. The Tanzania Cohort 3 application window is closed. Sahara Consult selected 14 ventures from 134 applications and launched the cohort in March 2026, as recorded in its official cohort launch report. The report says the selected ventures span six regions and nine are female-led. Official updates show those fellows continuing through acceleration activities, including a technical bootcamp; this is not evidence that the fellowship has been cancelled. The latest posts on Sahara Consult’s official updates page cover Cohort 3 activity and do not announce a later Tanzania intake. The page records the completed call and does not invite applications now.

Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Makerere University 2026/2027: Historical Reference

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Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at Makerere University 2026/2027: Historical Reference

The 2026/2027 Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program master’s round at Makerere University is closed. Makerere University’s official announcement set the application deadline at 5 June 2026 at 11:59 p.m. East Africa Time. The official pages reviewed do not announce a later round, so this page is a historical reference to the completed cycle, not a current invitation to submit an application. Makerere later reported that it welcomed the selected 2026/2027 cohort on 20 August 2026; its report records 13 selected master’s scholars from 760 master’s scholarship applications. That result confirms that the application and selection process for this cycle has concluded.

Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Program

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Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Program

Status: The FY26 federal application is closed. HRSA has forecast an FY27 opportunity, but its formal application notice and final deadline are not yet available. The archive deadline in the page metadata refers to the closed FY26 submission window; the forecast dates below are estimates only. Families may still contact local providers, whose intake calendars are separate from federal grant applications.

Mathematical Sciences Early Independence Fellowship (EPSRC): UKRI Fellowship for Building Independent Research Careers

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Mathematical Sciences Early Independence Fellowship (EPSRC): UKRI Fellowship for Building Independent Research Careers

This opportunity is a major UK pathway for researchers who are beyond doctoral training but not yet fully established as independent faculty leaders. The UKRI opportunity page describes it as an EPSRC fellowship with a clear objective: support talented mathematical scientists to develop their own research niche and transition toward long-term research independence.

The programme is unusual in two ways that matter to applicants:

Mathematical Sciences Infrastructure Program (NSF MATHINF)

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Mathematical Sciences Infrastructure Program (NSF MATHINF)

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Mathematical Sciences Infrastructure Program, known as MATHINF, supports activities that strengthen shared research and workforce capacity in the mathematical sciences. It is an active program within NSF’s Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences. NSF’s MATHINF program page points applicants to solicitation NSF 26-520, the MPS Mathematical Sciences Research Programs solicitation. NSF posted the current solicitation on August 17, 2026, and identifies it as the current version of an active funding opportunity. It lists full proposals as accepted anytime, so the deadline for this opportunity is rolling while this solicitation remains active. Applicants should check both official pages before preparing a submission in case NSF posts a later version or program update.

Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026 (EPSRC): Ongoing UKRI Fellowship Route for Independent Early-Career Research

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Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026 (EPSRC): Ongoing UKRI Fellowship Route for Independent Early-Career Research

If your priority is a clean, high-integrity path to postdoctoral independence in mathematics, this is the UKRI opportunity you should keep closest to your calendar: Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Fellowship from EPSRC, hosted on UKRI’s funding platform and marked open with no fixed close date. The page status is current, and the official update timestamp currently sits in June 2026, which means this is not a stale historical notice.

Mauritius Basic Retirement Pension (BRP): 2026 Guide

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Mauritius Basic Retirement Pension (BRP): 2026 Eligibility and Application Guide

Mauritius’s Basic Retirement Pension (BRP) is a continuing public benefit administered by the Social Security Division of the Ministry of Social Integration, Social Security and National Solidarity. The official BRP page lists the rates, eligibility conditions, documents, and registration location. It gives no annual competition window or closing date and directs eligible applicants to register at the Social Security Office nearest to their locality. For that reason, the deadline is recorded as rolling while BRP remains the applicable pension.

Mauritius Ocean Energy Demonstration: Historical Wave Energy Converter Project

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Mauritius Ocean Energy Demonstration: Historical Wave Energy Converter Project

This page is a historical reference, not an open funding opportunity. The official source from the Mauritius Oceanography Institute (MOI) describes a national wave-energy prototype project developed with the University of Mauritius. It does not publish a grant call, an award of MUR 420,000,000, an applicant eligibility test, or a current submission route. The earlier listing presented those details as if they were an active demonstrator programme; the official record does not support that presentation.

Max Kampelman Fellowship (Fall 2026 Historical Reference)

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Max Kampelman Fellowship (Fall 2026 Historical Reference)

The Max Kampelman Fellowship is a paid, three-month program run by the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, better known as the U.S. Helsinki Commission. It places fellows in the Commission’s Washington, DC office for work related to policy or communications. The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (the U.S. Helsinki Commission) currently lists both Fall 2026 tracks as closed and does not announce a later term. This entry is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to submit an application. The Commission’s own announcement for the Fall 2026 program said applications were due July 29; because it identifies the cycle as Fall 2026, the archived deadline is July 29, 2026. The current fellowship page confirms closure and the program terms. Check that official page for a future announcement before treating these instructions as open.

Max Thabiso Edkins Youth Ambassador Program 2026: Applications Closed

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Max Thabiso Edkins Youth Ambassador Program 2026: Applications Closed

The 2026 application round for the Max Thabiso Edkins Youth Ambassador Program is closed. Connect4Climate’s official notice says it received more than 7,600 submissions and explicitly confirms that applications for the 2026 edition are closed. This page is a historical reference to that round, not an open application route.

The recorded closing date was February 24, 2026. Connect4Climate’s general Youth Community page continues to describe the recurring program and says that a next cycle generally happens toward the end of each year. It tells prospective applicants to follow C4C’s social media channels for updates, but publishes no next call, opening date, or deadline. No future date can be confirmed from the official pages checked, so this archive keeps the real closed-cycle date in its metadata and does not guess when applications may reopen.

Mayor's Investment in Youth Clubs: Historical 2026–2029 Funding Round

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Mayor’s Investment in Youth Clubs: Historical 2026–2029 Funding Round

The Mayor of London’s 2026–2029 youth-club fund is a closed funding opportunity. London City Hall says applications closed at 12 noon on 14 September 2026. Its published timetable schedules notification of successful applicants for the week commencing 19 October 2026, with project delivery starting in October 2026. The official overview and funding guidance reviewed for this entry describe the closed round and do not announce a later application cycle. This page records the terms of the closed round for reference; it is not an invitation to apply.

MBRIF Innovation Accelerator Program

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MBRIF Innovation Accelerator Program

At-a-glance summary

Topic	Details
Program	MBRIF Innovation Accelerator
Type	Non-financial accelerator
Official scope	Innovation-led businesses and scale-up ventures
Duration	6 months, according to MBRIF’s current FAQ and Cohort 13 announcement
Eligibility principle	Post-idea readiness with market potential
Geography	UAE-based businesses and international innovators seeking to enter or grow in the UAE
Priority sectors	UAE Innovation Strategy sectors (Technology, Education, Water, Transport, Clean Energy, Health, Space), plus broader innovation
Selection model	Four stages: eligibility screening, qualification assessment, final evaluation, ADC review
What it provides	Tailored coaching, mentorship, and ecosystem access
What it does not provide	Direct grant or funding from the Accelerator itself
Current cycle	Cohort 13 applications open
Current status	Active application route; MBRIF has not published a closing date
Main official pages	Cohort 13 application, MBRIF FAQ, current Cohort 13 announcement

MBRIF’s official channel currently says applications are open for Cohort 13. The official application route is linked from MBRIF’s own channels. No closing date is shown there, so this page uses a rolling status and applicants should check the portal for any change before submitting. The earlier 11th cohort announcement is retained below only as program history; it is not the active application date.

MBZUAI Global Research Internship Program 2027: Fully Funded AI Research in Abu Dhabi

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MBZUAI Global Research Internship Program 2027: Fully Funded AI Research in Abu Dhabi

Application status: upcoming. Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) has replaced the Undergraduate Research Internship Program (UGRIP) with the MBZUAI Global Research Internship Program (MGRIP). The official program page publishes the summer 2027 cycle for applicants of all nationalities. Applications open on 1 January 2027 at 8 a.m. GST and close on 28 February 2027 at 5 p.m. GST. The four-week residency is scheduled for 7 June to 2 July 2027. MBZUAI expects to issue admission decisions by 2 April 2027 at 5 p.m. GST.

McCain Global Leaders Ukraine Fellowship: Historical Application Guide

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The McCain Global Leaders Ukraine Fellowship 2026 is a historical reference, not an open application call. The McCain Institute’s official program page records the application deadline as April 30, 2026, at 17:00 EST and lists a 2026 Fellows cohort. The same page describes the program as running from July through September 2026, with a week-long workshop in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina, from August 15–22, 2026. Those dates belong to the completed 2026 cycle. The Institute announced nine inaugural fellows on June 26, 2026, and reported on September 2, 2026, that the Sarajevo workshop had concluded.

McCall MacBain International Fellowships (2027-2028)

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McCall MacBain International Fellowships (2027-2028)

Applications are open for the McCall MacBain International Fellowships 2027-28 cohort, for students departing in Summer 2027. The McCall MacBain Foundation lists October 1, 2026 as the opening date and January 6, 2027 as the application closing date. Applicants need to allow time for both their university’s nomination process and an online reference to be completed. This page describes the announced cycle; applicants should check the official program page for updates before submitting. In a separate statement dated May 4, 2026, the Foundation said it plans to complete its active operations by December 31, 2027. Its fellowship page still lists the 2027-28 cohort and milestones through September 2028. Applicants should ask the Foundation directly about any changes to administration or support for this cohort.

McCall MacBain Scholarships 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed McGill Graduate Award

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McCall MacBain Scholarships 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed McGill Graduate Award

Historical reference: Applications for Summer/Fall 2027 admission are closed. The official application page does not announce a later cohort or a new deadline. The date in the page metadata is the final deadline from the closed 2027 application cycle; it is retained for archive and search purposes, not as an invitation to apply now. Check the official program site for any later announcement before making plans.

McCloy Program 2027–2029: A Fully Supported Two-Year Master's at the Harvard Kennedy School for Outstanding Young Germans

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McCloy Program 2027–2029: A Fully Supported Two-Year Master’s at the Harvard Kennedy School for Outstanding Young Germans

The McCloy Program is one of the most established routes for a young German graduate to study public policy at Harvard. Administered by the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes, Germany’s largest and oldest scholarship foundation, it funds up to six scholars each year to complete a two-year master’s degree at the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS). For the intake covering the academic years 2027 to 2029, applications can be submitted from August 1 to November 1, 2026. If you are a German graduate with a strong record, an international outlook, and a serious interest in governance, policy, and public leadership, this is a scholarship worth planning your autumn around.

McGraw Fellowship for Business Journalism 2026: Grants of Up to $15,000 Plus Editorial Support for Experienced Journalists to Report Deeply on Money, Business, and the Economy

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McGraw Fellowship for Business Journalism 2026: Grants of Up to $15,000 Plus Editorial Support for Experienced Journalists to Report Deeply on Money, Business, and the Economy

The McGraw Fellowship for Business Journalism exists to solve a specific, familiar problem: a reporter has a strong, important story that “follows the money,” but not the time, budget, or editorial cover to report it properly. The Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Center for Business Journalism — based at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New York — steps into that gap with grants of up to $15,000 per project and, just as valuably, sustained editorial support to help experienced journalists complete deeply reported enterprise and investigative work. For the current cycle, Fall 2026 applications are due 12 October 2026, and a separate Spring round runs earlier in the year.

McKnight Scholar Awards 2027: $225,000 Over Three Years for Up to Ten Early-Career US Neuroscientists, Closing 3 November 2026

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McKnight Scholar Awards 2027: $225,000 Over Three Years for Up to Ten Early-Career US Neuroscientists, Closing 3 November 2026

The McKnight Endowment Fund for Neuroscience has opened the 2027 round of its Scholar Awards. The application portal opened in early August 2026, applications are due at 5 PM Central Time on Tuesday 3 November 2026, reference letters are due 24 November 2026, and awards begin 1 June 2027.

Up to ten Scholars will be selected. Each receives $225,000 over three years, paid in equal installments of $75,000 in 2027, 2028 and 2029. No indirect costs may be taken from the award, which means the full sum reaches the lab.

Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program - Phase 4 (MPPEP)

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Meat and Poultry Processing Expansion Program - Phase 4 (MPPEP)

Historical reference: Phase 4 is closed

USDA Rural Development marks the Phase 4 application window closed. The FY 2026 application period ran from May 7, 2026, through August 7, 2026; applications had to reach Grants.gov by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on August 7. USDA says submissions received after that deadline are not eligible. The date in this page’s deadline field is the actual closing date for that completed round. historicalReference = true marks this as an archive entry rather than an invitation to apply.

MECAM Individual Residential Fellowships 2026-2027

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The Merian Centre for Advanced Studies in the Maghreb (MECAM) invited applications for eight individual residential fellowships for postdoctoral and advanced researchers in the humanities and social sciences. The call covered the 2026-2027 fellowship period and was built around the theme “Imagining Futures: Dealing with Disparity.” Applications closed on 2 March 2026 at 12:30 CEST. MECAM has since announced that nine researchers were selected for its 2026-2027 short-term cohort. The call page described six postdoctoral and two advanced researcher places; the later cohort notice reports the number selected, rather than changing the original call terms.

Medicare Part D Extra Help

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Medicare Part D Extra Help

Overview

Extra Help (officially the Low-Income Subsidy, or LIS) is a Medicare drug-cost support program. It reduces what beneficiaries with limited income and resources pay out of pocket for prescription drugs under Medicare Part D.

The key thing to understand is that Extra Help is not a standalone Part D plan. It is a cost-sharing subsidy that works only inside Part D. If you already have a drug plan, it lowers your costs in that plan. If you do not have a Part D plan, Medicare says it will assign you one when you qualify so you can begin getting the benefit.

Medicare Savings Programs 2026: How to Get Help Paying Medicare Part B Premiums and Other Health Costs

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If you are on Medicare and feel like your monthly health costs are quietly picking your pocket, this is one of the most useful programs in the system. Medicare Savings Programs, often shortened to MSPs, can pay your Medicare Part B premium, which is worth more than $2,000 a year for many people. In some cases, they can also cover Part A premiums, deductibles, coinsurance, and copays. That is not small change. That is grocery money, utility money, rent money.

Medicines Manufacturing Data Institute Phase 1: Up to £100,000 for UK Consortium Planning

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Medicines Manufacturing Data Institute Phase 1: Up to £100,000 for UK Consortium Planning

Innovate UK’s Medicines Manufacturing Data Institute (MMDI) Phase 1 competition funds the early work needed to turn a national data-infrastructure idea into a credible, partner-backed delivery proposal. UK-registered organisations can seek £50,000 to £100,000 for a three-to-six-month project. The competition has up to £500,000 available in total, subject to receiving enough high-quality applications.

This is a short, time-limited planning grant. It is not a general award to build a company data product, run laboratory research, or buy a commercial data system. The Phase 1 team must convene a broad medicines development and manufacturing community, develop an evidence-based blueprint and use case, and prepare a strong application for a possible Phase 2 award. The full competition brief says only successful Phase 1 applicants will be invited to apply to Phase 2; an invitation is not a guarantee of further funding.

Medicines Manufacturing: Labs of the Future 2026: Up to £1.5 Million for UK SME Automation Projects

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Medicines Manufacturing: Labs of the Future 2026: Up to £1.5 Million for UK SME Automation Projects

This is a historical reference for the 2026 Innovate UK competition Medicines Manufacturing: Labs of the Future. The official UKRI opportunity page now marks the competition as closed. The linked Innovation Funding Service record also says that it is closed, so organisations cannot submit a new application to this round. No next cycle is announced on the official opportunity pages reviewed for this update. This page keeps the real 2026 deadline and explains what the closed competition sought, who could have applied, and how the application was structured.

Melissa Washington Small Business Award 2026: Up to $5,000 for Women Veteran Entrepreneurs

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Melissa Washington Small Business Award 2026: Up to $5,000 for Women Veteran Entrepreneurs

The Melissa Washington Small Business Award (MWSBA) is an annual Women Veterans Giving program that recognizes and supports women veteran entrepreneurs. The 2026 application cycle is closed. The official program page has announced four finalists and says the awards will be presented during the VIB Network National Conference in Palm Springs, California. Applications for another round are not currently open, and Women Veterans Giving has not published a next application deadline.

Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship 2027: A $42,000 Stipend Plus Research, Mentorship, and Professional-Development Funds for Early-Stage Humanities PhD Students Pursuing Bold, Experimental Dissertations

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Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship 2027: A $42,000 Stipend Plus Research, Mentorship, and Professional-Development Funds for Early-Stage Humanities PhD Students Pursuing Bold, Experimental Dissertations

Most dissertation funding rewards students who are nearly finished — writing up findings, filling in a final chapter, or heading to the archive one last time. The Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship does the opposite. It deliberately targets the moment before a doctoral project hardens into its final shape, when a student still has room to ask a riskier question, borrow a method from another field, work with a community rather than merely about it, or imagine a dissertation that is not a conventional five-chapter monograph. For the 2027 cohort, the fellowship pairs a substantial living stipend with dedicated funds for research, professional development, and an outside mentor — a package built to let an early-stage humanities scholar take a real intellectual chance instead of playing it safe.

MEPRD FY 2027 Grant Cycle: $8.43 Million Across Four First-Come, First-Served Programs for Parks, Trails, Master Plans, and Outdoor Events in Madison and St. Clair Counties, Illinois — Open Until 31 May 2027

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MEPRD FY 2027 Grant Cycle: $8.43 Million Across Four First-Come, First-Served Programs for Parks, Trails, Master Plans, and Outdoor Events in Madison and St. Clair Counties, Illinois — Open Until 31 May 2027

Most park and recreation grant programs run as annual competitions: one deadline, a scoring rubric, a review panel, and a months-long wait to learn whether your trailhead got funded. The Metro East Park and Recreation District does not work that way. MEPRD’s grants are awarded first-come, first-served to any eligible applicant with an eligible project and a complete application. There is no competitive score. The constraint is not the quality of your narrative — it is whether money is still sitting in the program budget on the day your paperwork arrives.

Mercatus Exploring Complex Solutions Fellowship Spring 2027: Up to $750 for High School Students

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Mercatus Exploring Complex Solutions Fellowship Spring 2027: Up to $750 for High School Students

The Mercatus Center at George Mason University runs the Exploring Complex Solutions for a Complex World Fellowship, an online, semester-long program for high school students interested in political, economic, and social life. Its official program page identifies a spring 2027 cohort and published a deadline of September 30, 2026. That deadline has passed. Mercatus has not announced a later application cycle on the program page, so this entry is a historical reference to the spring 2027 application, not an invitation to apply now.

Merck Group Innovation Cup 2026 (Closed Cycle): Shared Prizes up to €20,000

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Merck Group Innovation Cup 2026 (Closed Cycle): Shared Prizes up to €20,000

Status of the 2026 opportunity

The 2026 Merck Innovation Cup is closed to new applications. Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany, states this directly on its official Innovation Cup page. The same page now names the 2026 winning Synthetic Biology team, confirming that this edition has run and concluded. This entry is a historical reference, not an open call. The closed cycle’s deadline was January 31, 2026. The official pages reviewed identify no replacement deadline or announced next application cycle, so no later date can be supplied.

Merck Innovation Cup Summer Camp 2026: Historical Reference for the Fully Funded Pharma, Chemical, and Digital Innovation Week in Germany

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Merck Innovation Cup Summer Camp 2026: Historical Reference for the Fully Funded Pharma, Chemical, and Digital Innovation Week in Germany

The Merck Innovation Cup 2026 was a selective, week-long innovation camp near Frankfurt, Germany. Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany invited postgraduate students, postdoctoral students, advanced MBA students, and recent MBA graduates to work in teams on business ideas connected to pharmaceutical, chemical, and digital industry themes.

This page is now a historical reference. Merck’s official Innovation Cup page says that applications for the 2026 Innovation Cup are closed. The official application and program pages reviewed for this update publish the 2026 round, but do not announce a later application round or a new deadline. Do not treat the retained deadline below as an open call: it is the genuine closing date for the completed 2026 application window.

Merck KGaA Research Grants 2026 (Historical Reference): Five Topic Areas and Award Details

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Merck KGaA Research Grants 2026 (Historical Reference): Five Topic Areas and Award Details

The 2026 Research Grants call run by Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany is closed. The application deadline published by the programme was 31 August 2026 at 23:59 Central European Summer Time. The official programme page lists the 2026 topics and links to prior calls, but does not announce a later application cycle. This page is therefore an archive reference to the published terms and topics, not an open opportunity. No new deadline should be inferred from the programme’s past annual calls.

MEST AI Startup Program 2027 (AI Startup Accelerator Fellowship)

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MEST AI Startup Program 2027 (AI Startup Accelerator Fellowship)

The MEST AI Startup Program Class of 2027 is a closed application cycle for African software developers and aspiring founders. MEST’s official program FAQ gives 20 July 2026 as the closing date for this intake. That deadline has passed, so this entry is a factual reference for the 2027 cohort rather than an invitation to submit a new application.

There is a status mismatch on MEST’s official web properties. The lead paragraph on the program page says that the program is in its second year and applications are live, but the detailed application timeline and FAQs still give the Class of 2027 dates and terms. The linked application portal currently loads a generic Programs page without a visible program listing, class name, or new deadline. Taken together, the current official information does not establish a later open round. This page therefore preserves the closed Class of 2027 date and does not guess a Class of 2028 deadline. Check MEST’s official page and portal again before relying on this status, since MEST may update either page without changing the other at the same time.

Metascience Research Grants Round 2 (2026): UKRI Historical Reference

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Metascience Research Grants Round 2 (2026): UKRI Historical Reference

The UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Metascience Research Grants Round 2 was a closed funding opportunity for research into how research and development (R&D) is conducted, funded, organised, evaluated, and improved. This page is now a historical reference. The official UKRI opportunity page lists the call as closed, and its closing date was 23 April 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. The page does not announce a subsequent round, so there is no current application date to add here.

Metascience Sandpit: Scientometrics for Research Assessment (2026, Closed Historical Record)

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This is a historical record of UK Research and Innovation’s 2026 Metascience sandpit on scientometrics for research assessment. UKRI now marks the opportunity Closed. It is not an open call, and there is no confirmed successor date or replacement round for this specific sandpit on the official listing.

The opportunity was designed as an intensive, collaborative route to research funding. Rather than asking people to submit a complete grant proposal before meeting one another, UKRI invited participants to a four-day sandpit. Participants would define problems, form teams, shape project ideas, and pitch the resulting projects during the event. The subject was the development, validation, and critique of novel scientometric indicators for research assessment and future metascience research.

Methodology

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We find opportunities from government agencies, universities, foundations, nonprofits, funders, official program portals, public notices, and reputable source pages that point back to a primary program. Automated crawler assistance helps us find candidate pages, but candidate pages are not treated as final just because they were discovered.

Mexico Innovation Stimulus (PEI): 2026 SECIHTI Alternatives and Historical Reference

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The former Programa de Estímulos a la Investigación, Desarrollo Tecnológico e Innovación (PEI) is not an open application opportunity. The official SECIHTI archive contains the PEI 2019 call, while the current official pages present different instruments for technology development and private research investment. This page is therefore a historical reference: it preserves the connection between the search term “PEI” and the instruments that applicants actually encountered in the 2026 cycle, without presenting a closed window as available funding.

Mexico Pension para el Bienestar de las Personas Adultas Mayores

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Mexico Pensión para el Bienestar de las Personas Adultas Mayores

The Pensión para el Bienestar de las Personas Adultas Mayores is Mexico’s national non-contributory pension for older adults. It is administered by the Secretaría de Bienestar (Secretaría de Bienestar, Government of Mexico) and is presented by the government as a universal social right. The current official programme page is the Secretaría’s page on gob.mx. The page describes the benefit as support for Mexican adults aged 65 and over who live in the country.

Mexico Vivienda para el Bienestar: Closed CONAVI Housing Registration and Urban Housing Context

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Historical reference: the 2026 registration is closed. CONAVI’s official announcement says that household registration ran from 20 July to 2 August 2026 in modules serving 119 municipalities across 23 Mexican states. CONAVI’s documents archive lists a separate permanent notice published on 10 August 2026, but its public listing does not announce a replacement household registration cycle or date. The closed call offered a route to social housing financing; it was not a published SEDATU competition offering MXN 65 million per urban housing cluster. This page preserves the verified 2026 details for reference and preparation, not as an invitation to apply now.

MEXT Scholarship 2027 (Japanese Government / Monbukagakusho): Fully Funded Study in Japan (Historical Reference)

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MEXT Scholarship 2027 (Japanese Government / Monbukagakusho): Fully Funded Study in Japan (Historical Reference)

This page is a historical reference for the FY2027 Japanese Government (MEXT, or Monbukagakusho) Scholarship. MEXT is Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, the organization that administers the award. The official Study in Japan website published FY2027 embassy-recommendation guidelines and a dedicated FY2027 page for research students. The new-applicant embassy window has passed. MEXT’s official timetable says recruitment for people arriving in Japan in 2027 took place in April and May of the previous year, with first screening conducted by Japanese diplomatic missions between May and July. The exact submission deadline belonged to the embassy or consulate responsible for the applicant’s nationality, not to one worldwide MEXT calendar.

mHUB Powered Challenge 2026: $20,000 and Pilot Access for U.S. Urban Manufacturing Ideas

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mHUB Powered Challenge 2026: $20,000 and Pilot Access for U.S. Urban Manufacturing Ideas

The mHUB Powered Challenge 2026 was a U.S. innovation competition for ideas that could make urban manufacturing districts cleaner, more resilient, and better equipped to operate at scale. mHUB ran the challenge in partnership with The Grainger Foundation and invited submissions from individuals, startups, researchers, universities, laboratories, corporations, and collaborative teams.

The official mHUB page now says applications are closed. The published application window ran from August 24, 2026 through September 27, 2026. The official launch announcement and challenge page identify September 27 as the deadline; neither gives a closing time. No new Powered Challenge cycle is announced on the official page, which instead directs interested people to an express-interest form for future mHUB challenges, programs, and events. This entry is therefore a historical reference to the completed 2026 cycle, not an open application listing. There was no application fee for that cycle.

Michigan Home Heating Credit | 2025 Historical Reference

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Michigan Home Heating Credit | 2025 Historical Reference

At a glance

Topic	2025 claim-year record
Program	Michigan Home Heating Credit, claimed on Form MI-1040CR-7
Administrator	Michigan Department of Treasury
Claim year covered here	2025
Filing deadline	September 30, 2026; this deadline has passed and Treasury denies late claims
Status	Closed historical cycle; Treasury says the credit will reopen during the 2027 individual income tax filing season, with no new claim deadline announced in its notice
Application route for the closed round	The 2025 claim could be filed electronically or by mail; it can no longer be submitted after the deadline
2025 standard allowances	$604 for 0–1 exemptions, increasing to $1,662 for 6 exemptions, plus $212 for each exemption above 6; these are calculation inputs, not a guaranteed payment
Payment	For approved 2025 claims, payment was generally issued as a restricted State of Michigan Energy Draft or, in specified circumstances, a check

Current status: the 2025 round is closed

Michigan Treasury set September 30, 2026 as the last day to file a Home Heating Credit claim for the 2025 claim year. The 2025 instruction booklet says a mailed claim had to be postmarked by that date. Treasury’s September 28 notice said applications had to be received by September 30, and its current deadline guidance says a late claim is denied. The filing deadline has passed under either instruction. No income-tax extension applies. The deadline has passed, so this page is an archive of the rules for that completed round; it is not an invitation to submit a 2025 claim now.

Michigan MI Home Loan Down Payment Assistance

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Michigan MI Home Loan Down Payment Assistance

Michigan’s MI 10K Down Payment Assistance (DPA) is an active homebuyer assistance option from the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA). It provides up to $10,000 toward a qualifying buyer’s down payment, closing costs, and prepaid expenses such as taxes and insurance. The assistance is an interest-free loan, not a grant, and it must be combined with a MSHDA MI Home Loan.

MSHDA does not present this as a once-a-year competition with a statewide application cutoff. The official program page directs homebuyers to contact a MSHDA-approved lender. The practical deadline is therefore rolling: a buyer works through the lender while arranging an eligible purchase and mortgage. A lender still has to confirm current availability, underwriting timing, property eligibility, and whether the package can close on schedule.

Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship 2027: Paid 10-Week STEM Research Program With the U.S. Department of Energy

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Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship 2027: Paid 10-Week STEM Research Program With the U.S. Department of Energy

The Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship (MLEF) is a paid research and development opportunity for students who want practical experience with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and its national-laboratory network. The program is built around a project selected with a mentor, rather than a classroom-only summer course. Participants work on a technical assignment, receive a stipend, attend required program events, and present their results at a technical forum.

Mickey Leland International Hunger Fellows Program 2027–2029

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Mickey Leland International Hunger Fellows Program 2027–2029

The Mickey Leland International Hunger Fellows Program is a paid, two-year leadership program focused on global food and nutrition security. Fellows first work with host organizations in field placements and later complete policy placements, supported by training and a cohort network. The current call controls degree or experience requirements, work authorization, compensation, benefits, travel, placement locations, and the application deadline.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application, employment terms, and fellowship agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

Microsoft for Startups: Azure Credits and Startup Benefits

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Microsoft for Startups is a current support and credit program for founders building software products. The page is often still called “Founders Hub” because that name appears in older links, conversations, and the portal address, but Microsoft’s current public documentation presents the offering as Microsoft for Startups. The current entry point is startups.microsoft.com, where a founder selects Get started and begins the application or Azure account setup.

This is not an equity investment and it is not a cash grant deposited into a bank account. The core benefit is Azure usage credit, supported by startup-focused technical resources, Azure AI capabilities, and potential go-to-market help. Microsoft also describes access to Microsoft Marketplace and co-sell opportunities for eligible startups that are ready to sell to enterprise customers. Those benefits can reduce infrastructure and procurement friction, but they do not replace product validation, a sustainable budget, or a plan for what happens when credits are used or expire.

MIDAS African Faculty Fellowship 2027: $35,000 Stipend, Housing and $50,000 Research Pilot Grant

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MIDAS African Faculty Fellowship 2027: $35,000 Stipend, Housing and $50,000 Research Pilot Grant

The Michigan Institute for Data Science (MIDAS) at the University of Michigan is preparing the 2027 cohort of its African Faculty Fellowship. The programme is for current faculty members at African universities, and for researchers at African research organisations whose roles are comparable to university faculty positions. It supports a two-year fellowship built around one year in residence at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and a return to the fellow’s home institution in Africa.

Miles Morland Foundation Writing Scholarship 2026: £18,000 Over 12 Months for African Writers

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Miles Morland Foundation Writing Scholarship 2026: £18,000 Over 12 Months for African Writers

Historical reference: the Miles Morland Foundation’s 2026 Writing Scholarship application period has closed. The Foundation’s official entry requirements give the final submission date as 22 September 2026, and its 2026 announcement says winners will be announced in November. At the time of this update, the Foundation has not announced a later application cycle on the official pages checked for this update. Do not treat the old application form as an open call; use the Foundation’s announcements and entry requirements pages to check for a future round.

Milken-Motsepe Prize in Circular Economy 2026: A $2 Million Prize Pool — Including a $1 Million Grand Prize — for Technology-Enabled Circular Economy Companies Operating in Africa

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Milken-Motsepe Prize in Circular Economy 2026: A $2 Million Prize Pool — Including a $1 Million Grand Prize — for Technology-Enabled Circular Economy Companies Operating in Africa

The Milken-Motsepe Prize in Circular Economy is a global competition organized by the Milken Institute and the Motsepe Foundation. Its 2026 call invited established companies using technology to improve circular economy practices across industries in Africa. The application window has closed. The official prize page says semifinalists will be announced by October 2026; it does not announce another application cycle. This page is therefore a historical reference to the closed call, not an open invitation to submit.

Miller Center Accelerator 2027: Six Months and 180 Hours of Free Silicon Valley Executive Mentorship for Social Enterprises Working on Women's Economic Power and Climate Resilience

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Most accelerators ask you to trade something for the help: equity, a fee, a relocation, a slot in a demo day that mostly benefits the organizers. The Miller Center Accelerator asks for none of that. It is free, it is virtual, and what it hands you is time — 180 hours of one-on-one attention from two senior executives who have run functions at companies like Apple, Google, Intel, PayPal, and Cisco, aimed squarely at making your social enterprise investable.

Miller Research Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027–2030: Approximately $378,000 in Total Support at UC Berkeley

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Miller Research Postdoctoral Fellowship 2027–2030: Approximately $378,000 in Total Support at UC Berkeley

The Miller Research Postdoctoral Fellowship is a three-year appointment for exceptional early-career scientists pursuing research in the basic sciences. The Miller Institute for Basic Research in Science at the University of California, Berkeley sponsors the fellowship and serves as the fellow’s administrative home. Research takes place in facilities of the UC Berkeley academic department or departments where the fellow is hosted and mentored.

Minciencias Convocatoria 36 | Basic and Space Sciences (Historical)

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Minciencias Convocatoria 36 | Basic and Space Sciences (Historical)

This page is a historical reference for Convocatoria 36 from Colombia’s Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, known as Minciencias. It is not a current “Frontier Research Fund,” and it is not an open application opportunity. The official Minciencias record identifies the call as an allocation from the Science, Technology and Innovation component of Colombia’s General Royalties System (SGR). Its purpose was to form a list of eligible projects in basic and space sciences that could move the frontier of knowledge and strengthen research capabilities in Colombia’s territories.

Mindanao Young Leaders Programme 2026 Cohort (Historical Reference)

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Mindanao Young Leaders Programme 2026 Cohort (Historical Reference)

Historical reference: UnionAID’s published information identifies this as the closed 2026 cohort. Its FAQ gives the application deadline as Sunday 25 January 2026 at 11:59 pm Philippine Time. The official programme page checked for this update does not announce a later MinYLP cohort or a new application deadline. This page preserves the 2026 opportunity for reference; it is not an open application notice.

Minnesota Energy Assistance Program: 2026-2027 Benefits, Eligibility, and How to Apply

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Minnesota Energy Assistance Program: 2026-2027 Benefits, Eligibility, and How to Apply

The Minnesota Energy Assistance Program (EAP) helps eligible households pay home energy bills. The Minnesota Department of Commerce administers the federally funded program through local service providers, including community organizations and tribal governments. Renters and homeowners may both qualify. Assistance can help with heating costs; eligible homeowners whose furnace or heating system is broken may also qualify for repair or replacement. An approved bill benefit is paid to the household’s utility company or delivered-fuel supplier rather than issued as unrestricted cash.

Minnesota Renter’s Credit: Claim Up to $2,720 for 2025 Rent

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Minnesota Renter’s Credit: Claim Up to $2,720 for 2025 Rent

Minnesota’s Renter’s Credit is a refundable state income-tax credit for renters. It helps reduce what you owe on your Minnesota return or increases the refund you receive. The program is administered by the Minnesota Department of Revenue.

This page covers the 2025 tax year, which is the current filing cycle described in the Department of Revenue’s 2025 Form M1 instructions and Schedule M1RENT. The maximum credit for that cycle is $2,720. Your actual amount depends on household income, qualifying rent, filing situation, and the calculation in the official renter’s credit table. The maximum is not a guaranteed payment and there is no official promise that every eligible renter receives an average or typical amount.

Miro Startup Program: $500 or $1,000 in Miro Credits for Eligible Startups

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The Miro Startup Program is an active, rolling software-credit program run by Miro. It is not a cash grant and it does not exchange ownership for funding. Instead, an approved startup receives a credit that can be applied to a Miro purchase. The amount depends on how the startup reaches the program: Miro says startups connected to one of its global startup partners can receive $1,000 in credit, while an independent startup can apply for a $500 credit and is reviewed case by case.

Mississippi Homestead Exemption and Special Assessment Credit

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Mississippi Homestead Exemption and Special Assessment Credit

Current filing cycle

Mississippi continues to offer a county-administered homestead exemption. The Mississippi Department of Revenue (DOR) says applications are accepted at the Tax Assessor’s office in the county where the home is located, during normal business hours from January 1 through April 1 each year. DOR publishes this standing annual schedule rather than a separate launch notice for each claim year. Under that published schedule, the next filing window is January 1 through April 1, 2027, for homeowners claiming the 2027 exemption. The window has not opened as of this update. Applications are not accepted through a statewide online portal. Contact the county office before visiting to confirm local requirements and office arrangements.

Missouri A+ Scholarship Program | MDHEWD

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Missouri A+ Scholarship Program | MDHEWD

At-a-Glance

Topic	Details
Type of support	Tuition reimbursement for eligible graduates of A+ designated high schools who enroll in certain Missouri postsecondary programs
Benefit timing	Applied term by term to the student account at the participating school
Covered costs	Unpaid tuition and general fees only, after eligible non-loan federal aid
Cap level (2026-2027)	$240.00 per credit hour; $8.00 per clock hour
Good fit for	Students wanting a low-cost pathway through public community college or vocational/technical education
Key risks	Program can shrink to $0 if federal aid covers all tuition and general fees; 48-month limit
Main source of proof	High school transcript with A+ mark/stamp and school-specific required documents
Key administrative link	FAFSA/Federal Student Aid Estimator each relevant academic year

Overview: What this scholarship is and is not

The A+ Scholarship is a Missouri state tuition reimbursement program for high school graduates who meet high school performance requirements and then enroll in approved postsecondary programs in Missouri.

Missouri Property Tax Credit 2025: Historical Guide for Seniors and Disabled Residents

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Missouri Property Tax Credit 2025: Historical Guide for Seniors and Disabled Residents

The Missouri Property Tax Credit, also called the circuit breaker, helps certain older and disabled Missourians recover part of the rent or real estate tax paid on the home they occupied. The Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) says the credit can be as much as $750 for renters or $1,100 for owners who owned and occupied their home. The actual credit depends on allowable housing costs and total household income, including taxable and nontaxable income.

MIT Climate & Energy Prize 2026-2027: Next Application Cycle Announced

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MIT Climate & Energy Prize 2026-2027: Next Application Cycle Announced

The MIT Climate & Energy Prize (MIT CEP) has announced that it is preparing its 2026-2027 competition. Its official homepage says the application form will be live in the fall and invites interested founders to submit an expression of interest for outreach. That form is a way to hear from the organizers; it is not an application and does not reserve a place in the competition. MIT has not yet posted the next cycle’s application form, final deadline, complete eligibility rules, or required materials on its application page.

MIT Ibn Khaldun Fellowship 2027: One Year of Postdoctoral Research at MIT for Saudi Arabian Women

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MIT Ibn Khaldun Fellowship 2027: One Year of Postdoctoral Research at MIT for Saudi Arabian Women

The MIT Ibn Khaldun Fellowship is a one-year postdoctoral research opportunity for Saudi Arabian women scientists and engineers. The 2027 application page lists a planned deadline of November 23, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. Eastern time, with recommendation letters due on December 2, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. Eastern time. The fellowship is scheduled to begin on September 1, 2027.

MIT Pappalardo Fellowships in Physics, 2027–2030

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MIT Pappalardo Fellowships in Physics, 2027–2030

The MIT Pappalardo Fellowships in Physics are a selective, three-year postdoctoral program run by the MIT Department of Physics. MIT’s official competition page says nominations for the 2027–2030 round are closed, but already nominated candidates can still submit their full application and three referee letters through the private portal until October 9, 2026, at midnight Eastern Standard Time. The September 11, 2026 date was the nomination cutoff, not the final materials deadline. This opportunity remains relevant to candidates who have already received a verified nomination and portal access; the published rules do not allow a new candidate to enter by self-nominating or submitting materials without that nomination.

MIT Solve 2027 Global Challenges: $10,000 Solver Award and Partner Prizes

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MIT Solve 2027 Global Challenges

MIT Solve’s 2027 Global Challenges are open for applications. The current round gives social innovators a route to pitch technology-based solutions in climate, economic prosperity, health, and learning. MIT Solve welcomes applications from around the world and across stages of development, with one important stage distinction: concept-stage ideas are reviewed only through its Indigenous Communities Fellowship. A Global Challenge applicant should have at least a functioning prototype and should choose the brief that closely matches the problem and people their solution serves.

MIT Water, Food & Agriculture Innovation Prize: 2026 Round (Closed; Next Cycle Not Announced)

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Historical status: the 2026 competition is complete and its application window is closed. The official Prize page identifies this as the eleventh annual Water, Food, & Agriculture Innovation Prize and lists applications opening on November 29 and closing on January 14. Its timeline also lists finalist selection in mid-February, mentorship from February through April, and the final competition in April. MIT’s J-WAFS report on Prize Night confirms that the final event took place on 29 April 2026 at the MIT Welcome Center, 292 Main St, Cambridge, MA 02142, from 5–9 PM. The official Prize page still presents the 2026 cycle and does not publish a next-cycle deadline or application call. Its Apply Now control points to a Google Form, but the form’s current acceptance status could not be verified. This entry therefore preserves the 2026 opportunity as a historical reference rather than presenting an expired form as open.

Mitacs Elevate Fellowship: How to Win CAD 60,000 Per Year for Postdoc R&D with an Industry Partner

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If you finished your PhD in the last few years and you want to do more than publish papers — if you want to build something a company will use and get paid to do it — Mitacs Elevate is one of the cleanest routes in Canada. The program pairs postdoctoral researchers with Canadian industry or eligible non-profits for one- or two-year fellowships, funds your salary, pays a slice of research costs, and bundles in a professional development curriculum designed for people who want to run research projects in real-world settings.

MND Australia Research Grants 2027: Up to $425,000 for Postdoctoral Fellowships or $100,000 for Innovator Projects

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MND Australia Research Grants 2027: Up to $425,000 for Postdoctoral Fellowships or $100,000 for Innovator Projects

Historical reference: MND Australia’s 2027 Research Grant Round is closed. The published application deadline was Monday, 21 September 2026 at 5 p.m. AEST. The official application page still describes the 2027 round but does not announce a later round. No new deadline or current application window is confirmed here. The information below records the terms and instructions published for that closed call; it is not an invitation to submit a late application.

Mo Ibrahim Foundation Scholarship at SOAS (historical reference)

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Mo Ibrahim Foundation Scholarship at SOAS (historical reference)

This page is a historical reference for the closed 2026/27 cycle. The official SOAS scholarship page records a deadline of 17 June 2026 at 12 noon UK local time, and SOAS’s postgraduate taught scholarship list marks the Mo Ibrahim Foundation Scholarship as closed. The Foundation’s official announcement covers the same 2026/27 round. The Foundation’s current News index lists the SOAS call published on 21 May 2026 and no later SOAS scholarship announcement; SOAS’s current postgraduate taught scholarship directory marks the award closed. Alongside the unchanged 2026/27 details on the individual scholarship page, these official sources show that no next cycle or replacement deadline has been announced. This entry must not be read as an open application call.

MOFA Taiwan Fellowship 2028

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MOFA Taiwan Fellowship 2028

The MOFA Taiwan Fellowship’s official English online-application page announces the 2028 application period as May 1 to June 30, 2027. This is an announced future application window, not an open call: the online application is not scheduled to begin until May 1, 2027. The deadline field records its published closing date, June 30, 2027. The official page is maintained by the Center for Chinese Studies (CCS) at Taiwan’s National Central Library on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). Applicants should revisit it and the current guidelines when the window opens in case the program posts updated forms or requirements.

MongoDB for Startups Program: Atlas Credits, Voyage AI Tokens, and Technical Support

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MongoDB for Startups is an ongoing program for early-stage companies building a software product. The current official page presents the program as a structured set of benefits rather than a single fixed grant: eligible startups may receive MongoDB Atlas credits, Voyage AI tokens, technical expertise, dedicated support, and access to go-to-market opportunities. The support level changes with the startup’s stage, so there is no universal cash award or one published credit amount that applies to every applicant.

Mongolia Off-Grid and Microgrid Energy Funding: Verified World Bank and ADB Routes

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Mongolia Off-Grid and Microgrid Energy Funding: Verified World Bank and ADB Routes

This page is a historical reference, not an open grant call. The official World Bank and Asian Development Bank records reviewed for this update do not contain a programme called Mongolia Steppe Microgrid Acceleration. They do not publish a US$2.8 million grant pool, a fixed closing date for that invented programme, a 70% renewable-penetration rule, or an application form for Mongolian energy service companies. Those details should not be used in a funding plan.

Montana Elderly Homeowner/Renter Credit

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Montana Elderly Homeowner/Renter Credit

If you are 62 or older and paying housing costs in Montana, this credit is often one of the most useful senior tax benefits to claim because it can produce a cash refund even when your income tax is low or zero.

This guide explains the Montana Elderly Homeowner/Renter Credit in plain language: what it is, exactly who is eligible, what “income” means for this credit, how to calculate it, and how to file in a way that does not get returned for missing forms.

Montana Energy Assistance Benefits 2026-2027: LIHEAP and Weatherization

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Montana Energy Assistance Benefits 2026-2027: LIHEAP and Weatherization

Montana’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps eligible households pay part of their winter energy costs. Montana’s Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) also operates a Weatherization Assistance Program, which can fund approved improvements that make a home more energy efficient. The state’s current materials identify the 2026–2027 program year. LIHEAP applications are accepted during the heating season, October 1 through April 30; weatherization applications are accepted year-round.

Montana Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

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Montana Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

Quick overview

Montana’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps eligible residents pay part of their winter home energy costs and may assist with furnace emergencies. The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) operates the program through local eligibility offices and Tribal LIHEAP offices. Its related Weatherization Assistance Program supports home efficiency improvements. Weatherization is separate from heating-bill assistance and accepts applications throughout the year.

Monticello ICJS Fellowship Cohorts: Historical Reference

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Monticello ICJS Fellowship Cohorts: Historical Reference

The application portal for the 2027 fellowship program at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello Robert H. Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies (ICJS) is closed. Monticello’s official cohort page identifies the portal as closed, and its official announcement states that applications closed October 1, 2026, for fellowships in 2027 and the first half of 2028. The official page does not announce a following application cycle. This is therefore a historical reference to the closed cycle, not an invitation to apply now. Prospective applicants should not rely on its former deadline or assume that a new application form is available.

MOPGA 2027 Visiting Fellowship for Early Career Researchers

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MOPGA 2027 Visiting Fellowship for Early Career Researchers

The MOPGA 2027 Visiting Fellowship supports an international early-career researcher for a 12-month stay at a host laboratory in France. The program is intended for projects addressing climate and environmental challenges. Applications are submitted through Campus France’s online SMApply portal, and the stated deadline is December 15, 2026 at 23:59 CET. Campus France program page · SMApply application portal

At a glance

Item	Published information
Fellowship period	12 months
Location	A host laboratory in France
Monthly funding	€2,500 per month
Additional support	€500 settling-in allowance
Coverage	Health, civil-liability, and repatriation coverage
Application language	English or French
Application route	Online through Campus France SMApply
Deadline	December 15, 2026, 23:59 CET
Expected results	May–June 2027
Expected start window	September–December 2027

These details are from the Campus France program information and the official SMApply listing. The program has not stated in the supplied information how many fellowships will be awarded for the 2027 cohort.

MOPGA 2027 Visiting Fellowship: €2,500 Monthly Support for International Early-Career Researchers in France

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MOPGA 2027 Visiting Fellowship: €2,500 Monthly Support for International Early-Career Researchers in France

The Make Our Planet Great Again (MOPGA) 2027 Visiting Fellowship is a 12-month research stay in France for early-career researchers working on climate, environmental, energy-transition, or related One Health questions. Campus France runs the call on behalf of the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE), in partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Space (MESRE). The fellowship is intended to bring an international researcher into a French host laboratory and give that researcher the time and setting to complete a defined project.

Morehead-Cain Scholarship: Class of 2031 (2026–2027 Selection Cycle)

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Morehead-Cain Scholarship: Class of 2031 (2026–2027 Selection Cycle)

The Morehead-Cain Foundation’s Class of 2031 selection cycle has two different entry routes with different deadlines. The standard scholarship application is closed: all candidate and supporting materials were due October 1, 2026. A limited Admissions Referral Program (ARP) route remains available through UNC-Chapel Hill Early Action, due October 15, 2026. Students outside North Carolina, Canada, and the United Kingdom who do not attend a Morehead-Cain nominating school or affiliate program may be eligible for ARP consideration. UNC admissions is a separate process. UNC may refer exceptional applicants to Morehead-Cain, and the Foundation may invite only selected referred candidates to submit a scholarship application; applying to UNC alone does not guarantee referral or an invitation.

Morgan Stanley Children's Mental Health Innovation Awards 2027: $100,000 Grants for Small U.S. Nonprofits Tackling Youth Anxiety, Depression, and Access to Care

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Morgan Stanley Children’s Mental Health Innovation Awards 2027: $100,000 Grants for Small U.S. Nonprofits Tackling Youth Anxiety, Depression, and Access to Care

Status: the 2027 awards application cycle is closed. Morgan Stanley’s official overview and 2027 FAQ say that applications are closed. Morgan Stanley anticipates notifying applicants, announcing the winners, and launching the next call in spring 2027. It has not published a deadline for that future call. Spring 2027 describes when Morgan Stanley expects to launch a call; it is not an application deadline. The old application link and July 24 deadline belong to the completed 2027 awards cycle and are not an invitation to apply now.

Morgan Stanley Small Business Academy

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Morgan Stanley Small Business Academy

Status: the official page invites applications

Morgan Stanley’s official Small Business Academy page describes the program and displays an “Apply Today” link to a OneValley sign-up page. The Morgan Stanley page does not publish an application deadline or identify a dated cohort, and the linked sign-up page did not load during this review. Because the official call to apply remains in place and gives no closing date, this listing uses rolling as its deadline status. Applicants should follow the current Apply Today link and confirm that the sign-up flow is accepting submissions before preparing an application.

Morocco AMO Tadamon (Universal Health Insurance)

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Morocco AMO Tadamon: current guide to subsidized health insurance

AMO Tadamon (Assurance Maladie Obligatoire Tadamon) is Morocco’s mandatory health-insurance regime for people who cannot afford the required contributions. It is a health benefit, not a cash grant and not a short application competition. There is no single annual cohort deadline on the official material reviewed for this page. The route is ongoing: a household can complete the civil-registration and social-registry steps, submit an AMO Tadamon request, and follow the result through the administrative channels while the regime remains in operation.

Morocco's Offre Maroc Green Hydrogen Framework: Land, Incentives and Shared Infrastructure for Investors

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Correction notice: an earlier version of this page described a “Green Hydrogen Consortium Grant” worth up to 420 million MAD per consortium, with a September 2025 deadline, administered by IRESEN. No such programme exists. Neither Masen nor IRESEN has ever published a call with that amount or that deadline. The page below has been rewritten around the real national vehicle, which is an investment framework rather than a grant.

If you are trying to build a green hydrogen project in Morocco, the door you are looking for is called Offre Maroc, and the organisation holding it open is the Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy (Masen). It matters that you understand what is on the other side of that door before you spend six months preparing the wrong document. Offre Maroc does not hand out money. It hands out land, fiscal treatment, infrastructure, and a negotiated contractual pathway. For a serious developer that combination is worth considerably more than a research grant, but it is a completely different proposition, and applications that arrive dressed as R&D proposals do not survive first contact.

Motorola Solutions Foundation Grants Program 2027: Late-November Cycle Preview

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Motorola Solutions Foundation Grants Program 2027: Late-November Cycle Preview

The Motorola Solutions Foundation’s 2026 annual grant cycle is closed. The Foundation’s official annual-grants page says that awards from that cycle are being announced in August and that the 2027 cycle will kick off in late November. There is not yet a confirmed 2027 application deadline, award maximum, or detailed eligibility checklist.

That status matters. This is a planning page for the next cycle, not an open application notice. The old grant portal and the 2026 program documents may still be useful background, but they should not be treated as proof that a 2027 application window is open or that its terms will be identical. For the current status, use the official Motorola Solutions Foundation annual grant page.

Mozilla Foundation Fellows Program: Funding and Eligibility (Historical Reference)

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The Mozilla Foundation’s 2026 Fellows nomination round is closed. Its official request page gives the nomination period as November 9, 2025 through January 30, 2026, and states that 2026 appointments would be announced in June. Mozilla has since published its 2026–2027 cohort on the live Fellows page. That page invites people to sign up to hear when applications open for the next cycle, but it does not announce a next nomination window or deadline. This page is a historical reference to the closed 2026 call, not an open application notice. The date in the metadata is the real closing date for that past round; it is retained so the archive is clearly identified as closed.

MPI On Farm Support Science Scholarships 2027: NZ$5,000 for New Zealand Primary-Industry Students

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MPI On Farm Support Science Scholarships 2027: NZ$5,000 for New Zealand Primary-Industry Students

The 2027 application round is closed. The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) offered six On Farm Support Science Scholarships of NZ$5,000 each for the 2027 academic year. Applications opened on 24 August 2026 and closed at 5pm on 28 September 2026. MPI’s current programme page says the round is closed and expects to notify successful recipients towards the end of 2026. It does not announce a later application round or provide a new deadline. This page is therefore a historical reference to the completed 2027 opportunity, not an open scholarship listing. MPI programme information · MPI announcement of the 2027 round

MPIA Student Summer Internship 2026 (Closed): Fully Funded Astronomy Research in Heidelberg

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MPIA Student Summer Internship 2026 (Closed): Fully Funded Astronomy Research in Heidelberg

MPIA’s Student Summer Internship 2026 is a real, fully funded research internship program at the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy (MPIA) in Heidelberg, Germany. The official MPIA page says the 2026 positions are already filled, so this round is closed. The practical value now is twofold: you can judge quickly whether your profile fits, and if yes, you can prepare a stronger application package for the next cycle.

MRC Academic and Industry Partnership Awards with the UK Human Functional Genomics Initiative 2026–27: £15,000 to £100,000 for Co-Funded Pilot Studies, With Matched Funding From an Industrial Partner — Closing 1 November 2026

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MRC Academic and Industry Partnership Awards with the UK Human Functional Genomics Initiative 2026–27: £15,000 to £100,000 for Co-Funded Pilot Studies, With Matched Funding From an Industrial Partner — Closing 1 November 2026

Most research funding asks you to arrive with data. This one exists to help you get it. The Medical Research Council, working with the UK Human Functional Genomics Initiative (FGx), is running a round of Academic and Industry Partnership awards worth £15,000 to £100,000 for exactly the kind of small, exploratory work that larger grant panels expect to see already completed: the feasibility test, the pilot experiment, the first pass at a method that either works or does not.

MRC Applicant-Led Research Grant: Current Funding and Application Guide

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MRC Applicant-Led Research Grant: Current Funding and Application Guide

The Medical Research Council (MRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), uses this applicant-led research grant to support ambitious discovery and early translational research into human health and disease. The live opportunity is open, and the official guidance says that applications are accepted and processed continuously. There is no closing date to chase. Applicants should submit when the proposal is ready, while allowing enough time for their organisation’s internal checks.

MRC CBRN Medical Countermeasures R&D 2026–2027: Up to £4 Million for UK Research Projects

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MRC CBRN Medical Countermeasures R&D 2026–2027: Up to £4 Million for UK Research Projects

The Medical Research Council (MRC), with co-funding from the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), has opened a 2026–2027 grant opportunity for UK research teams developing medical countermeasures for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) threats. The call supports work from early prototype development through pre-clinical testing and refinement to early-phase clinical studies up to phase 2a. The central test is practical: the research should generate evidence that can improve domestic preparedness for CBRN incidents, particularly preparedness across the health system.

MRC Centre of Research Excellence: Round Five Outline Application

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MRC Centre of Research Excellence: Round Five Outline Application

The Medical Research Council (MRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), is running Round Five of its Centres of Research Excellence (MRC CoRE) funding. This is the outline application stage for teams proposing a substantial, long-term programme around a defined challenge in biomedical or health research. The UKRI Funding Finder labels the opportunity open and gives a 1 October 2026 opening date, while a separate MRC application-timelines page gives 7 October 2026. The Funding Finder lists the closing date as 3 February 2027 at 4:00pm UK time.

MRC Doctoral Landscape Awards: Fully-Funded PhD Training in Medical Research Across the UK

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MRC Doctoral Landscape Awards: Fully-Funded PhD Training in Medical Research Across the UK

Status and what this page represents

The Medical Research Council (MRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), published this opportunity for organisations that wanted to design and deliver doctoral training programmes in medical research. The official UKRI page now labels the opportunity Closed. Its application window opened on 17 November 2025 and closed on 24 February 2026 at 4:00pm UK time.

MRC Early Independence: Career Development Fellowship 2027 Round: Salary and Project Costs for Independent Health Research

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MRC Early Independence: Career Development Fellowship 2027 Round: Salary and Project Costs for Independent Health Research

The Medical Research Council (MRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), funds this fellowship for researchers preparing to lead an independent programme in an area that improves human health. It is a personal career development award: the fellow receives protected research time, a competitive salary, and support for an ambitious research and development plan. The award is designed to help someone establish a distinct research niche and begin building a small team, rather than to fund a large established group.

MRC Equip 2026: Up to £1 Million for Mid-Range Biomedical Research Equipment in UKRI-Eligible Labs

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MRC Equip 2026: Up to £1 Million for Mid-Range Biomedical Research Equipment in UKRI-Eligible Labs

The Medical Research Council’s MRC Equip call is a practical opportunity for research groups that need one serious piece of capital equipment to unlock or expand biomedical research. It is not a general lab-refresh fund and it is not a software development scheme. The official page is clear: the primary purpose of the equipment must be biomedical research, the request must be for a single piece of capital equipment, and the project has to fit the round’s demand-management rules.

MRC Experimental Medicine Stage One: Funding for Human Mechanistic Disease Research

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MRC Experimental Medicine Stage One: Funding for Human Mechanistic Disease Research

At-a-glance details

Detail	Information
Funding source	Medical Research Council (MRC), via UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
Opportunity status	Open (as listed)
Grant type	Research grant; two-stage funding process
Published	30 Apr 2026
Stage one opening date	30 Apr 2026, 9:00am UK time
Stage one closing date	7 Oct 2026, 4:00pm UK time
Funding amount	No maximum public cap stated; MRC funds 80% of project full economic cost
Proposal route	UKRI Funding Service only (not Joint Electronic Submissions/Je-S)
Duration	No stated maximum duration; justify requested timescale
Key timeline continuity	Future stage-one rounds open Oct 2026—Apr 2027 and Apr 2027—Oct 2027
Decision status	Not directly appealable

This opportunity is unusual compared with many scheme-style grants because it is explicitly positioned as a mechanistic, experimental, human-disease pathway, not a standard descriptive observational study scheme. The published metadata says this is an ongoing funding call with stage-one rounds closing in October and April. The active cycle captured here closes on 7 October 2026, and the same pathway is designed to move successful projects forward to a Stage Two invite-only step.

MRC Exposome Immunology PhD Studentships 2027–2028: Fully Funded Four-Year Research Training

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MRC Exposome Immunology PhD Studentships 2027–2028: Fully Funded Four-Year Research Training

The Medical Research Council (MRC) Centre of Research Excellence in Exposome Immunology is recruiting six funded PhD students for its 2027/28 entry cycle. The programme is based around a clear scientific problem: how environmental exposures at the body’s barrier tissues influence immune function and contribute to chronic inflammatory diseases such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and inflammatory bowel disease.

MRC Impact Acceleration Award: Single-Step Support for Medical Product Development

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MRC Impact Acceleration Award: Single-Step Support for Medical Product Development

The MRC Impact Acceleration Award is an open Medical Research Council (MRC) grant for academically led translational work on a new or repurposed medicine, medical device, diagnostic, or other medical product. The award supports one high-risk development step: a tightly defined piece of work that generates the critical data needed to decide whether a product should progress, change direction, or stop.

MRC New Investigator Research Grant: Applicant-Led Funding for the Transition to Independence

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MRC New Investigator Research Grant: Applicant-Led Funding for the Transition to Independence

The Medical Research Council (MRC) New Investigator Research Grant is for researchers who are ready to take the next step towards becoming independent. It supports exciting and ambitious discovery or early translational research within the MRC remit, including work that improves understanding of human health and disease, diagnosis, treatment, or prevention.

This opportunity is currently open. The present applicant-led system reopened on 7 April 2026, and UKRI now accepts applications continuously rather than setting a fixed closing date. That changes how you should plan: there is no final day to work back from, but there is also no benefit in waiting for a future annual round. Prepare a strong application, allow time for your research organisation to check it, and submit it when it is ready.

MRC Partnership Grant (Applicant-Led) 2026: Rolling Funding for Collaborative Capabilities

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The MRC partnership grant: applicant-led opportunity is open on a rolling basis. It is for ambitious partnerships between researchers that create novel collaborative activities or capabilities in the Medical Research Council’s remit. The official UKRI page does not set a closing date: applications are accepted and processed continuously, so a ready application can be submitted without waiting for a particular round or deadline.

This is a live funding opportunity, not the pre-announcement described in older versions of this page. MRC published the opportunity and opened it on 7 April 2026. The Funding Service may display a notional future closing date because of a system requirement, but MRC says that date is not an actual deadline. That is why the metadata for this page uses rolling rather than retaining the old same-day date.

MRC Partnership Grants for Research Teams: How to Secure Long-Term Funding for Collaborative Medical Research

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MRC Partnership Grants for Research Teams: How to Secure Long-Term Funding for Collaborative Medical Research

The Medical Research Council (MRC) Partnership Grant (Applicant-Led) is an open, rolling opportunity for researchers who need to build a durable collaboration, shared capability, or research platform around an important medical or health challenge. It is not a standard project grant in a different wrapper. The partnership itself, and the new capability it creates, must be central to the proposal.

MRC Precision Prevention — Biological Mechanisms of Response Variation 2026: Invited Applications Up to £5 Million, Closing 5 November

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MRC Precision Prevention — Biological Mechanisms of Response Variation 2026: Invited Applications Up to £5 Million, Closing 5 November

Prevention works, on average. That average is the problem this call is built around.

Statins, vaccines, weight-management drugs, immunological interventions — each one has a population-level effect size that hides enormous individual variation. Some people get most of the risk reduction. Some get very little. Some get the adverse effects without the benefit. The Medical Research Council’s position in this funding opportunity is blunt: the biological mechanistic pathways underpinning that variation are poorly understood, and relying on average effects across diverse populations produces suboptimal benefit, unnecessary treatment, and persistent health inequalities.

MRC Proof of Concept: Stage Two for Translational Health Interventions

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MRC Proof of Concept: Stage Two for Translational Health Interventions

The Medical Research Council (MRC) has renamed the former Developmental Pathway Funding Scheme (DPFS) stage two opportunity. The current UKRI listing is UKRI translation: MRC proof of concept: stage two. It is open to invited applicants and closes on 4 November 2026 at 4:00pm UK time.

This is not an open call for an unsolicited first application. A team must have submitted a successful stage one application, or have received an invitation for a panel-approved resubmission, before it can submit at stage two. The current opportunity covers academic-led translational projects that develop and test health interventions or research tools. A project may begin at prototype development, continue through pre-clinical refinement and testing, and finish with early-phase clinical studies or trials up to phase 2a.

MRC: New Investigator Research Grant: Applicant-led

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MRC: New Investigator Research Grant (Applicant-led)

The MRC: new investigator research grant: applicant-led is an open Medical Research Council (MRC) funding opportunity for researchers who are ready to take the next step towards becoming independent researchers. It supports discovery and early translational research within the MRC remit, with a focus on important insights into the causes and mechanisms of disease, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of human illness.

This is a live responsive opportunity, not a pre-announcement or a one-off call with a passed deadline. The UKRI opportunity page says it opened on 7 April 2026 at 9:00am UK time and is open with no closing date. Applications are accepted and processed continuously, so an applicant should submit when the proposal is ready rather than wait for a particular round or attempt to meet a notional future date shown by the Funding Service.

MRFF – 2026 Consumer-Led Research Grant Opportunity (GO8270)

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MRFF – 2026 Consumer-Led Research Grant Opportunity (GO8270)

Historical reference: the 2026 round is closed

The Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) 2026 Consumer-Led Research Grant Opportunity, identified as GO8270, is a completed funding round. The Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing MRFF calendar lists the competition as closed, and the NHMRC opportunity page says NHMRC administered it on behalf of that department. Applications are no longer being accepted for this round.

MRFF International Clinical Trial Collaborations Grant 2026 (GO8232): Historical Reference

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MRFF International Clinical Trial Collaborations Grant 2026 (GO8232): Historical Reference

The Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) International Clinical Trial Collaborations Grant Opportunity (GO8232) was a one-round Australian Government grant for teams proposing Australian participation in an international investigator-initiated clinical trial. The application period has ended. NHMRC’s official opportunity page states that the 2026 opportunity will be open for one round only; it does not announce a later round. This page is therefore a historical reference to the closed cycle, not an invitation to apply.

MRFF Million Minds Mental Health Research Grant 2026 (GO8415): Historical Reference

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MRFF Million Minds Mental Health Research Grant 2026 (GO8415): Historical Reference

The Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Million Minds Mental Health Research Mission 2026 Mental Health Research Grant Opportunity (GO8415) is a closed funding round. NHMRC’s official opportunity page remains available, but the application window has ended: the final deadline was 5:00 p.m. Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) on 16 September 2026, following the minimum-data deadline of 5:00 p.m. AEST on 19 August 2026. This page is a historical reference for organisations reviewing the call and applicants checking the terms that applied to that round; it is not an invitation to apply.

MSCA Choose Europe for Science 2027 (HORIZON-MSCA-2027-COFUND-02-01): 24/36 + 24 month postdoctoral recruitment

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MSCA Choose Europe for Science 2027 (HORIZON-MSCA-2027-COFUND-02-01): 24/36 + 24 month postdoctoral recruitment

The MSCA Choose Europe for Science 2027 call (topic identifier HORIZON-MSCA-2027-COFUND-02-01) is the European Union’s second pilot-style postdoctoral support action under Marie Skłodowska-Curie. The call page describes it as a COFUND-type action that helps host organisations recruit postdocs in ways that improve long-term career prospects, with a built-in transition from an EU-funded phase to a host-funded phase.

MSCA COFUND 2027 (HORIZON-MSCA-2027-COFUND-01): Co-funding of regional, national, and international doctoral and postdoctoral programmes

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MSCA COFUND 2027 (HORIZON-MSCA-2027-COFUND-01): Co-funding of regional, national, and international doctoral and postdoctoral programmes

MSCA COFUND 2027 (reference HORIZON-MSCA-2027-COFUND-01) is a Horizon Europe action that supports organisations that recruit and develop doctoral and postdoctoral researchers through co-funded fellowship programmes. The official MSCA site presents the call as a forthcoming opportunity with a launch date of 8 December 2026 and a submission deadline of 6 April 2027. This is not a one-person fellowships-only announcement. It is a programme-level route: institutions design and manage programmes that can then deliver structured research careers, with co-funding from the EU and complementary support from national or regional structures.

MSCA Doctoral Networks 2026 (HORIZON-MSCA-2026-DN-01): €593 Million for More Than 130 Consortia to Train Over 1,900 Doctoral Candidates, Closing 24 November 2026

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MSCA Doctoral Networks 2026 (HORIZON-MSCA-2026-DN-01): €593 Million for More Than 130 Consortia to Train Over 1,900 Doctoral Candidates, Closing 24 November 2026

Doctoral Networks are the largest single action inside the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, and the 2026 call is the biggest doctoral training competition in Europe this year. The European Commission opened HORIZON-MSCA-2026-DN-01 on 28 May 2026 with an indicative budget of €593.034 million, and expects to fund more than 130 networks that will recruit and train over 1,900 doctoral candidates across every scientific field. Proposals are due at 17:00 Brussels time on 24 November 2026.

MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026: EUR 399.05 Million, About 1,600 Fellowships, Deadline 9 September 2026

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MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026: EUR 399.05 Million, About 1,600 Fellowships, Deadline 9 September 2026

The 2026 round of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA-PF) is open. The European Commission launched the call on 9 April 2026 and the deadline for submitting proposals is 9 September 2026. The indicative budget is EUR 399.05 million, split into EUR 339.19 million for European Postdoctoral Fellowships and EUR 59.86 million for Global Postdoctoral Fellowships, and the Commission expects to fund close to 1,600 fellowships. The topic code you will see on the EU Funding & Tenders Portal is HORIZON-MSCA-2026-PF-01-01.

MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2027 (HORIZON-MSCA-2027-PF-01): European and Global Fellowships Under Horizon Europe

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MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2027 (HORIZON-MSCA-2027-PF-01): European and Global Fellowships Under Horizon Europe

Key details at a glance

Item	Details
Programme	Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Postdoctoral Fellowships 2027
Call identifier	HORIZON-MSCA-2027-PF-01
Status	Forthcoming; the official timetable is indicative and marked TBC
Scheduled opening	7 April 2027
Proposal deadline	8 September 2027
Expected results	February 2028 (TBC)
Expected grant agreements	April 2028 (TBC)
Expected first project starts	May 2028 (TBC)
Announced 2027 budget	EUR 459 million
Call page indicative budget	EUR 388.57 million (TBC; see budget note below)
Geographic scope	EU Member States, Horizon Europe Associated Countries, and eligible non-associated third countries for Global Fellowships
Application	Researcher and beneficiary organisation submit jointly through the Funding & Tenders Portal

Current status and what applicants should know

The 2026 Postdoctoral Fellowships call has closed. The next round is the 2027 call, listed by the European Commission as forthcoming. Its dedicated MSCA call page schedules launch for 7 April 2027 and a submission deadline of 8 September 2027; those dates and the associated result and project milestones are explicitly indicative and marked “TBC.” The deadline in this listing reflects the published 2027 schedule, not an open application window. Applicants should check the official call page and Funding & Tenders Portal for amendments before making plans.

MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2027: Call Budget Figures Differ, Deadline 8 September 2027 (TBC)

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MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2027: Call Budget Figures Differ, Deadline 8 September 2027 (TBC)

The European Commission’s MSCA page describes the 2027 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships call as forthcoming. It gives 7 April 2027 as the planned launch and 8 September 2027 as the proposal deadline, both marked “TBC.” The EU Funding & Tenders listing gives the same opening and closing dates, with a deadline time of 17:00 CEST. The call has been announced, but it is not accepting applications yet; the Portal topic and submission forms are the place to confirm the live submission window and final instructions when it opens.

MTN MUSON Music Scholars Programme (Historical Reference)

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MTN MUSON Music Scholars Programme (Historical Reference)

Status of the 2026/2027 call

The MTN Foundation and the Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) published a scholarship call for the 2026/2027 academic year. MTN’s call page gives 23 August 2026 as its closing date. MUSON’s admissions information says qualifying applicants would be notified by 26 August 2026 and lists entrance examinations and auditions from 31 August to 2 September 2026. Those dates have passed. This page records that completed cycle for reference; it is not an open application notice.

Multiple Model Assessment of Biological Influence on Ocean Carbon: 2026 Historical Reference

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Multiple Model Assessment of Biological Influence on Ocean Carbon: 2026 Historical Reference

The official UKRI opportunity page lists this specific funding opportunity as Closed; its entry announces no successor round or new application window. It was a 2026 call from the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), with support from NASA, for a UK-US project on the biological processes that affect ocean carbon storage in contrasting global models. The published closing date was 14 July 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. This page is therefore a historical reference rather than an open listing.

Muscular Dystrophy UK Grant Round 2027: PhD Studentships and Neuromuscular Research Funding

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Muscular Dystrophy UK Grant Round 2027: PhD Studentships and Neuromuscular Research Funding

Muscular Dystrophy UK’s 2027 grant round is open to researchers in the United Kingdom working on muscular dystrophy or another neuromuscular condition within the charity’s remit. The call combines three useful routes into one application round: four-year PhD studentships, larger project grants lasting two to three years, and shorter proof-of-principle projects lasting up to one year.

The round opened on 7 September 2026. The online application deadline is 3pm on Tuesday 8 December 2026. There is also a second administrative deadline: signed copies of submitted applications must reach Muscular Dystrophy UK by 15 January 2027. That second step is easy to miss, particularly for applicants who leave institutional approvals until the last week.

N-CODE Innovation Challenge

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N-CODE Innovation Challenge

The N-CODE Innovation Challenge supports early-stage ideas that could improve neurological care in the NHS. Applicants do not need a finished solution: proposals should describe a problem, an idea for addressing it and the difference it could make. Feasibility work and co-design are possible activities. Applicants choose between two routes, each with its own award ceiling and eligibility rule. Official challenge page

At a glance

Item	Published information
Purpose	Early-stage concepts that could improve neurological care in the NHS, including digital and technology-enabled approaches
Industry-led route	Up to £12,000; for UK-registered businesses; the call expects to select three to five winners
Academic-led route	Up to £30,000; applicants must be eligible for UKRI funding; the call expects three winners
Who may contribute	Technology developers, researchers, academics, healthcare professionals and others with relevant expertise; teams should have the capability to develop the innovation
Project duration	Up to eight weeks; funded projects must be completed by 14 May 2027
Application deadline	18 November 2026 at 5:00 PM; the page does not state the time zone
Results and showcase	Winners are due to be announced in the week beginning 11 January 2027; winners will be invited to present at a London showcase in June 2027
Submission	Select one route and upload an application file through the online form; PDF, DOC and DOCX are accepted, up to 8 MB

All details in the table come from the N-CODE challenge page. Check that page and its application pack before submitting, especially for route-specific guidance that is not reproduced in the page summary.

NAAF Early Career Award 2026: Up to $150,000 for Worldwide Alopecia Areata Researchers

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NAAF Early Career Award 2026: Up to $150,000 for Worldwide Alopecia Areata Researchers

The National Alopecia Areata Foundation (NAAF) currently labels its 2026 Early Career Award “OPEN” and “Accepting applications.” The formal full-application deadline in the request for proposals and ProposalCentral instructions was 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on September 17, 2026, and that date has passed. NAAF has not published a replacement closing date. Because the Foundation says applications remain open, this listing treats the current submission window as rolling; applicants should contact grants@naaf.org promptly to confirm that the portal is accepting their proposal and ask whether NAAF has set an internal or final cutoff. The attached instructions preserve the original deadline and do not explain late-submission handling. The “Apply in ProposalCentral” button leads to the platform’s general applicant sign-in page, so it does not by itself confirm that an individual application can be completed.

Namibia Old Age Grant

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Namibia Old Age Grant: Rolling Applications for Eligible Residents

Namibia’s Old Age Grant is a recurring government social-assistance benefit for older people. It is not a scholarship or a competitive fund with a closing date. The official service page says that people apply when they reach age 60 and that registration takes place every weekday at Ministry offices. For that reason, this page uses a rolling deadline: an eligible person should apply after reaching the qualifying age rather than wait for a yearly call.

NASA ESI26-ISRU Grant 2026: Invited Full Proposals for Lunar Water Purification Research

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NASA ESI26-ISRU Grant 2026: Invited Full Proposals for Lunar Water Purification Research

NASA’s Early Stage Innovations for In Situ Resource Utilization (ESI26-ISRU) is a focused research grant opportunity for U.S. colleges and universities. Its topic asks teams to design and test an end-to-end, regeneratable system that purifies water extracted from lunar regolith. It is not a general space-technology award: a proposal must directly address NASA’s Lunar In Situ Resource Utilization Water Purification topic and its civil-space use case.

NASA FINESST Graduate Student Research Awards 2027

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NASA FINESST Graduate Student Research Awards 2027

FINESST—Future Investigators in NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology—is issued through NASA’s Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Science solicitation. The university is the proposing organization and the student is the future investigator working with a faculty adviser. Science scope, proposal caps, due dates and required components are controlled by the current ROSES summary of solicitation and the relevant division program element.

NASA Hubble Fellowship Program 2027: Up to Three Years of Salary and Research Support for Astrophysics Postdocs

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NASA Hubble Fellowship Program 2027: Up to Three Years of Salary and Research Support for Astrophysics Postdocs

The NASA Hubble Fellowship Program (NHFP) is accepting applications for its 2027 class. It is a competitive postdoctoral fellowship for researchers whose independent work contributes to NASA Astrophysics. A successful fellow receives salary support and benefits for up to three years, plus an allowance for travel and other direct research costs. The fellowship is carried out at a qualified host institution in the United States or its territories chosen by the fellow.

NASA OSTEM Internships Spring 2027: Historical Reference

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NASA OSTEM Internships Spring 2027: Historical Reference

The Spring 2027 application cycle is closed. NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) published September 14, 2026 as the deadline for Spring 2027 internships listed through GISS. That date has passed. It is a GISS cycle date, not a single deadline that should be assumed to cover every NASA OSTEM project or center. NASA’s central Internship Programs page currently lists Summer 2027 and Fall 2027 deadlines, while its GISS page publishes separate center-specific dates for those sessions. Neither page lists a later Spring deadline. This page preserves what applicants needed to know about the completed Spring application cycle; it is not an invitation to submit a late application. Check NASA’s live program page for currently listed sessions and any future announcement before making plans.

NASA Pathways Spring 2027 Internships: Paid Federal Roles for Students

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NASA Pathways Spring 2027 Internships: Paid Federal Roles for Students

NASA’s Spring 2027 Pathways application round is closed. NASA’s official opportunities page lists the application window as September 21–25, 2026, with positions scheduled to start on January 25, 2027. The page still uses future tense for that window, but those published dates have passed. This page is therefore a historical reference for students reviewing the completed round; it is not an active application notice, and the past deadline should not be treated as a date that can still be met.

NASA Postdoctoral Program November 2026: $70,000+ Stipend and Research Fellowships

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NASA Postdoctoral Program November 2026: $70,000+ Stipend and Research Fellowships

The NASA Postdoctoral Program (NPP) is accepting applications for its November 2026 cycle. The official program homepage lists Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 6 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time as the application deadline. This is a competitive fellowship route for researchers who want to work with NASA scientists at a NASA Center or participating program institute, and it also includes a management track for qualified researchers interested in science-program administration.

NASA ROSES-2025 B.7 Heliophysics Low-Cost Access to Space

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NASA ROSES-2025 B.7 Heliophysics Low-Cost Access to Space

NASA’s ROSES-2025 B.7 opportunity supports heliophysics investigations and technology demonstrations that can fly on suborbital rockets, high-altitude balloons, or airborne platforms. It is designed for teams that can connect a defined science or technology objective to an instrument, a flight opportunity, and a complete plan for the resulting data. The solicitation is open, with a short first-stage proposal due in November 2026 and a second-stage deadline in March 2027 for applicants invited forward. NSPIRES opportunity page

NASA ROSES-2025 B.8 Heliophysics Spaceflight Science Foundations

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NASA ROSES-2025 B.8 Heliophysics Spaceflight Science Foundations

Overview: what B.8 supports

NASA’s ROSES-2025 B.8 program element funds basic science and pre-formulation research to prepare high-impact heliophysics spaceflight investigations for cost-effective implementation. The work can help define science objectives, measurements, and mission architectures. A strong fit connects research results to decisions that would shape a future spaceflight investigation, rather than presenting science results with no clear pre-formulation use. The B.8 solicitation document describes the program’s scientific and pre-formulation purpose.

NASA Space Technology Graduate Research Opportunities 2027

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NASA Space Technology Graduate Research Opportunities 2027

NSTGRO funds graduate research that contributes to NASA space-technology objectives and includes engagement with a NASA technical expert. The annual solicitation controls eligible technology topics, citizenship, degree status, period of support, institution submission and budget rules. The university submits the proposal; the student and faculty adviser must frame a technically credible research plan rather than a personal scholarship essay.

National Academies Biotechnology Regulatory Fellowship: 2027 Cohort Historical Reference

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National Academies Biotechnology Regulatory Fellowship: 2027 Cohort Historical Reference

Status

The National Academies’ official application page says that applications for the 2027 Biotechnology Regulatory Fellowship have closed. Its posted deadline was August 31, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time. The official program page currently gives no opening date or deadline for a later cohort. This entry is therefore an archive of the 2027 round, not an open opportunity. Do not send a new application using the previous cycle’s instructions. Check the National Academies’ program page or contact the fellowship office for a future announcement.

National Academies Environment Track Early-Career Research Fellowship: 2026–2028 Cycle (Closed)

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National Academies Environment Track Early-Career Research Fellowship: 2026–2028 Cycle (Closed)

The National Academies’ Gulf Research Program Environment Track Early-Career Research Fellowship was designed for researchers who were already past the postdoc stage, held a permanent and independent position, and wanted support for work that could influence ecosystem health in the U.S. Gulf region. The program was not a generic early-career award. It was built around the 2026-2028 cycle theme Ecosystem Health - Monitoring and Managing for Environmental Change.

National Academy of Sciences 2027 Awards: Sixteen Prizes From $15,000 to $200,000 — Including the $200,000 Arctowski Medal, the $100,000 Held Prize, and Two $75,000 Troland Awards — Nominations Close 5 October 2026

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National Academy of Sciences 2027 Awards: Sixteen Prizes From $15,000 to $200,000 — Including the $200,000 Arctowski Medal, the $100,000 Held Prize, and Two $75,000 Troland Awards — Nominations Close 5 October 2026

The National Academy of Sciences runs one of the oldest and best-funded prize programs in American science, and its 2027 cycle is open now. Sixteen awards are accepting nominations through Monday, 5 October 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern, covering solar physics, meteoritics, phycology, microbiology, molecular biology, neuroscience, experimental psychology, theoretical computer science, chemistry, agriculture, and the public communication of science.

National Archives Community Hub Skills Bursary 2026–2027: Up to £1,000 for UK Community Heritage Development

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National Archives Community Hub Skills Bursary 2026–2027: Up to £1,000 for UK Community Heritage Development

The Spaces, Places and Belonging Community Hub, led by The National Archives, offers Skills Bursaries of up to £1,000 to individuals who want to build their ability to work in community heritage. The scheme is designed for practical development rather than a conventional research grant. Funding can support a course, workshop, conference, mentor, coach, training-related travel, learning materials, or a shadowing or placement opportunity in a gallery, library, archive, or museum.

National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP): Free or Low-Cost Screening Through the CDC

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) is a CDC-supported public health program for women who need breast or cervical cancer screening but cannot reasonably obtain it through their insurance or household budget. It is not a cash grant and it is not a single national contest with one application deadline. The CDC connects people to local award recipients that provide or arrange screening and diagnostic services in their communities.

National Bycatch Reduction Engineering Program (BREP) - FY2026/27

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National Bycatch Reduction Engineering Program (BREP) - FY2026/27

The National Bycatch Reduction Engineering Program (BREP) - FY2026/27 is a newly posted federal opportunity focused on research and testing of fishing gear or practices that reduce bycatch and post-release mortality. Department of Commerce posted the notice on August 24, 2026, and applications are due 2027-01-22. This page translates the official synopsis into a practical screening and preparation guide; the Grants.gov notice and attached Notice of Funding Opportunity remain controlling.

National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP)

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National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP)

This is a federal caregiver support program for people who already carry day-to-day caregiving work at home. It is not a money grant for families. It is a service program funded through grants to states and territories and delivered locally through the Aging Network, including Area Agencies on Aging and community providers.

The goal is simple and consistent: help unpaid caregivers support loved ones in the home for as long as possible. The Administration for Community Living (ACL) says NFCSP grantees provide information, help gaining access to services, individual counseling, support groups, caregiver training, respite care, and limited supplemental services. The program is authorized under section 371, title III-E of the Older Americans Act and was established in 2000.

National Gallery of Art Visiting Senior Fellowships 2027 (Historical Reference): Up to $12,500 for Visual-Arts Research

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National Gallery of Art Visiting Senior Fellowships 2027 (Historical Reference): Up to $12,500 for Visual-Arts Research

Cycle status

The 2027 Visiting Senior Fellowship application cycle is closed. The National Gallery of Art’s Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts (CASVA) states on its official program page that the deadline has passed and that it will announce its next application cycle in 2027. No deadline or award details for that future cycle have been published there. This page therefore records the completed 2027 call as a historical reference; it is not an open application notice. Applicants seeking a future opportunity should return to the official CASVA fellowship page for the new call when it is published.

National GEM Consortium Graduate Fellowships 2027

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National GEM Consortium Graduate Fellowships 2027

GEM connects graduate education with employer sponsorship and paid summer experience. Its MS Engineering, PhD Engineering and PhD Science tracks have different academic stages, stipend structures and internship obligations. Applicants should verify citizenship or permanent-residence rules, degree field, university participation and employer placement requirements for the selected track.

National Geographic Society Explorer Grant — Historical Reference: Level I Model

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National Geographic Society Explorer Grant — Historical Reference: Level I Model

The National Geographic Society’s former Level I Explorer Grant is a historical funding route, not an open application. The Society’s last identifiable Level I call was Developing Future Ocean Stewards, a specific RFP for community-based ocean literacy and education. That call closed on June 24, 2026. The Society’s current Grants and Investments page now describes its program as a set of distinct, time-bound RFPs. It labels Level I and Level II as historical funding levels and does not list a successor general Level I round.

National Geographic Society Grants and Investments: Apply Through Active RFPs

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National Geographic Society Grants and Investments: Apply Through Active RFPs

National Geographic Society offers project grants and investments offered through specific active requests for proposals across the Society’s mission areas. This guide is for explorers, researchers, conservationists, educators, and storytellers whose project directly matches a currently listed RFP rather than only the Society’s broad mission. It explains the confirmed public terms, how to judge fit, and how to prepare without treating an open portal as a guarantee of funding.

National Humanities Center Residential Fellowship 2028–2029: Research Time and Support for Humanities Scholars

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National Humanities Center Residential Fellowship 2028–2029: Research Time and Support for Humanities Scholars

The National Humanities Center (NHC) lists its Residential Fellowship competition for the 2028–2029 academic year. The official overview says applications are scheduled to open July 1, 2027. Applicant materials are due October 1, 2027, and recommendation letters are due October 8, 2027. The application window is not open yet. The prior 2027–2028 competition had an October 1, 2026 deadline; the 2028–2029 dates are the announced next round and are the dates tracked by this page.

National Lottery Project Grants: Ongoing Arts Council England R&D Funding

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National Lottery Project Grants: Ongoing Arts Council England R&D Funding

National Lottery Project Grants is Arts Council England’s open-access programme for arts, libraries, museums, and other creative and cultural projects. It is a current route for research and development as well as for new work, audience activity, touring, skills development, organisational development, and other projects that benefit people and communities in England.

The important update for practitioners is that this is not a closed February priority. The programme remains open for applications, and there is no fixed application deadline for the general National Lottery Project Grants route. The February priority date that appeared in older descriptions should not be used as the deadline for this opportunity. The current metadata therefore uses ongoing rather than preserving an expired date or inventing a new closing date.

National Materials Innovation Programme CR&D Round 1 2026: £500,000–£1 Million Grants for Collaborative Advanced Materials Research

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National Materials Innovation Programme CR&D Round 1 2026: £500,000–£1 Million Grants for Collaborative Advanced Materials Research

Innovate UK’s National Materials Innovation Programme: CR&D Round 1 is an open grant competition for UK-led collaborations developing advanced materials toward real adoption. The competition has a total fund of up to £12 million and accepts project grant requests between £500,000 and £1 million. Applications opened on 1 September 2026 and must reach Innovate UK by 28 October 2026 at 11:00am UK time.

National Materials Innovation Programme: Feasibility Studies Round 2

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National Materials Innovation Programme: Feasibility Studies Round 2

Innovate UK’s National Materials Innovation Programme: Feasibility Studies Round 2 is closed. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) opportunity page marks the competition Closed, and the linked Innovation Funding Service (IFS) record says that applications closed at 11:00am UK time on 24 June 2026. This page is therefore a historical reference to the completed cycle, not a live application listing.

The verified official pages do not announce another Feasibility Studies round or a replacement deadline. Innovate UK has separately opened the National Materials Innovation Programme: Collaborative Research and Development Round 1, with a closing date of 28 October 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. That is a distinct competition with its own collaboration requirements, award scale, and application rules; it does not reopen or extend this feasibility-studies call. Do not use the archived date as a future submission date, and do not assume a future feasibility round will retain Round 2’s budget, themes, eligibility rules, or application questions. Check the new competition record directly before applying to any later call.

National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship Scheme 2026–27: ₹12,000 a Year for Eligible Indian School Students

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National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship Scheme 2026–27: ₹12,000 a Year for Eligible Indian School Students

The National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship Scheme (NMMSS) is a Government of India scholarship for meritorious students from economically weaker sections who are at risk of leaving school after Class VIII. For the 2026–27 academic year, applications are being processed through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP). The Ministry of Education’s latest notice, published October 1, sets October 31, 2026 as the student submission deadline. It gives November 15 for Institute Nodal Officer verification and November 30 for District Nodal Officer verification. The application window is open as of this guide’s review; those later dates are for verification, not extra time for a student to submit.

National PET Imaging Platform Data Platform Grant 2026: Closed-Cycle Guide for Consortium Teams

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National PET Imaging Platform Data Platform Grant 2026: Closed-Cycle Guide

This page records the 2026 National PET Imaging Platform (NPIP) Data Platform funding opportunity from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The official UKRI listing remains marked Closed and says MRC could not receive applications after 17 June 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. The listing contains no announcement of a later cycle or replacement deadline. The front matter therefore keeps the closed round’s real date and marks this page as historicalReference = true.

National School Lunch Program: More Than Just Free Food

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National School Lunch Program: More Than Just Free Food

The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) is a school-based food benefit, not a grant or a cash payment. It helps participating public schools, nonprofit private schools, and residential child care institutions serve nutritionally balanced lunches to children. Eligible children may receive lunch free or at a reduced price. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) provides the federal rules and funding, while state agencies and local school food authorities handle the household application, eligibility decision, and meal service.

Native Forward Scholars Fund Scholarship Application (Historical Reference)

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Native Forward Scholars Fund Scholarship Application (Historical Reference)

The Native Forward Scholars Fund application for the 2026-2027 academic year is a closed application cycle. Its published deadline was June 1, 2026. Native Forward’s scholarship FAQ says late submissions are generally not accommodated because the application period is limited, with an appeal available only for documented extenuating circumstances. The official application page did not load in the local HTTP check and returned 403, so its original link is retained as the source record. Native Forward’s current FAQ and its active opportunity pages confirm that the organization continues to operate scholarship programs, but I found no announcement for a successor to this all-scholarships application. This entry is therefore an archive, not an invitation to submit now.

NATO Chief Scientist Grants Programme 2026: Historical Results and Application Guide

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The NATO Chief Scientist Grants Programme 2026 is closed. This entry is a historical reference to the completed call, whose published application deadline was 15 March 2026. NATO Science and Technology Organization (STO) later reported that the call attracted 173 applications and that eight projects were selected. The official announcement of the 2026 grant recipients records that outcome. The programme’s 2026 call announcement described the funding, themes, timetable, and application route. Neither official page announces a later cycle or a new deadline, so this page does not present the programme as open or rolling. Both STO pages currently return HTTP 403 to automated requests; the result and call URLs are retained as the official references for this archived information.

NATO Defense College Resident Fellowship Programme 2027 (Closed Call): €11,000–€18,000 for Five-Month Research Fellowships in Rome

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NATO Defense College Resident Fellowship Programme 2027 (Closed Call): €11,000–€18,000 for Five-Month Research Fellowships in Rome

The NATO Defense College (NDC) Resident Fellowship Programme 2027 application period has closed. The official call set 30 September 2026 at 23:59 CET as its deadline. This page is a historical reference to that completed call; it is not an invitation to submit an application now. As checked on 5 October 2026, the official opportunity page still displays “Applications for Fellowships are NOW OPEN” above the explicit 30 September deadline. The College’s job listing dates its fellowship-track listings from 1 to 30 September 2026. These listings describe the completed cycle; neither official page announces a currently open later round. Applicants should wait for a new notice rather than reuse the closed form or assume that another round has opened.

NATO Internship 2027 in Belgium: How to Get a Paid Brussels Internship with €1,335 Monthly Stipend and Travel Support

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If you want an internship that looks serious on paper and gives you a front-row seat to international policy, the NATO Internship 2027 in Brussels deserves your attention. This is not the kind of internship where you spend six months formatting slides and fetching coffee while important conversations happen elsewhere. At NATO Headquarters, interns work near the machinery of international security, diplomacy, public affairs, administration, technology, and policy support. That alone makes this opportunity unusually attractive.

NBIF Breakthru Startup Pitch Competition 2027: More Than CAD 300,000 in Potential Investment and In-Kind Prizes

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NBIF Breakthru Startup Pitch Competition 2027: More Than CAD 300,000 in Potential Investment and In-Kind Prizes

Applications are open for the 2027 Breakthru Startup Pitch Competition, the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation’s (NBIF) founder-development program and startup pitch competition. It is for early-stage founders with a technology-driven idea who are ready to test the opportunity and build a company in New Brunswick. Applicants must submit through NBIF’s online application portal by 9 November 2026. NBIF’s portal has a time discrepancy: its detailed application instructions say 11:59 PM AST, while the deadline display says 11:59 AM AST. Because the official portal shows both, applicants should confirm the live cutoff with NBIF and submit well before the earlier displayed time. Paper and email applications will not be accepted.

NBR Chinese Language Fellowships 2026–2027 (Closed Cycle): Intensive Chinese Study ($40,000–$50,000)

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NBR Chinese Language Fellowships 2026–2027 (Closed Cycle): Intensive Chinese Study ($40,000–$50,000)

The National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR) runs the Chinese Language Fellowship Program (CLFP), which funds a year of intensive Chinese-language study for graduate students preparing for scholarship, teaching, or policy work related to China. This page records the 2026–2027 round, whose application deadline was February 16, 2026. That round is closed. NBR’s program overview, eligibility page, and FAQ each display a notice that applications for 2026–27 are closed, and none of those pages announces a later round or a new deadline.

NCCA Competitive Grants Program 2027: Historical Cycle and Funding Details

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NCCA Competitive Grants Program 2027: Historical Cycle and Funding Details

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) opened its Calendar Year 2027 Competitive Grants Program for proposals and set a firm submission deadline of 31 August 2026 at 11:59 p.m. Philippine Standard Time. That date has passed. The official call notice and the NCCA program information reviewed for this page do not announce a later competitive-grants cycle, so this listing is a historical reference rather than an invitation to apply. The program itself is an ongoing NCCA funding mechanism, but that does not make this specific call continuously open.

NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) Academic Community Sites (UG1 Clinical Trials Not Allowed)

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NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) Academic Community Sites (UG1 Clinical Trials Not Allowed)

Key details

Field	Information
Organization	National Cancer Institute (NCI), NIH
Opportunity type	NIH cooperative agreement (UG1, Clinical Research Cooperative Agreements - Single Project)
Funding year	FY 2027
Total intent-to-fund level	$73,000,000 for up to 50 awards across Community and Academic Community Sites
Funding instrument	Cooperative Agreement
Application cycle opening	August 18, 2026
Primary application due	September 18, 2026 (5:00 PM local time of applicant organization)
Project period expectation	6 years
Clinical trial status	The application could not propose clinical trials; sites had to be able to accrue to NCTN treatment trials
Eligibility scope	Broad among U.S. institutions; non-U.S. entities and foreign components excluded
Current status	Closed; retained as a historical reference

This NOFO was specifically for the NCORP Academic Community Sites component of NCI’s Community Oncology Research Program. Its FY 2027 application cycle has closed. NCI’s archive lists RFA-CA-27-008 as expired, and no subsequent round is announced in the official pages checked for this update. This page is an archive of the closed notice, not an invitation to submit now; applicants should wait for a newly published NOFO before relying on dates, amounts, or instructions for another cycle.

NCI Pathway to Independence Award for Early-Stage Postdoctoral Researchers (K99/R00, Independent Basic Experimental Studies with Humans Required)

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NCI Pathway to Independence Award for Early-Stage Postdoctoral Researchers (K99/R00, Independent Basic Experimental Studies with Humans Required)

Historical status

PAR-23-288 is closed and should be read as an archive entry, not as an open call. NIH revised the NOFO expiration date to May 25, 2026, under its implementation of the policy change for basic experimental studies involving humans. The last scheduled application due date before that expiration was February 17, 2026, due by 5:00 p.m. local time of the applicant organization. Although the original schedule still displays later dates, including June 15 and October 14, those dates fell after the revised expiration and were not available submission dates for PAR-23-288. NIH notes that late applications may be accepted after expiration only in limited cases under its late or continuous submission policies; this is not an open application window. No replacement round of PAR-23-288 has been announced. The page therefore preserves the last scheduled due date before retirement in its metadata and sets historicalReference = true.

NCN DAINA 4: Archived 2026 Call for Polish–Lithuanian Basic Research Projects

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NCN DAINA 4: Archived 2026 Call for Polish–Lithuanian Basic Research Projects

Historical reference: DAINA 4 is closed. Its joint-proposal deadline was 15 September 2026, followed by the Polish national filing deadline of 22 September 2026 at 14:00 CEST. Both dates have passed. NCN’s 2026 activity plan describes discussions with RCL about continuing DAINA and preparation work for another edition, but the official programme and call pages still publish no new call or deadline. That planning statement is not an open application window. The date retained in the page metadata is the first, joint deadline. RCL’s Lithuanian submission closed at 17:00 on that date; the Polish OSF filing was a later national step, and it is closed as well.

NCN MAESTRO 18: PLN 30 Million for Pioneering Basic Research (Closed 15 September 2026)

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NCN MAESTRO 18: PLN 30 Million for Pioneering Basic Research (Closed 15 September 2026)

MAESTRO is the National Science Centre’s (NCN, Narodowe Centrum Nauki) scheme for experienced researchers proposing pioneering research, including interdisciplinary work that is significant for the development of science, goes beyond the current state of the art, and may result in scientific discoveries. This page records the terms of MAESTRO 18, a completed competition, for applicants reviewing the call or documenting a past opportunity. NCN’s official MAESTRO pages still identify edition 18 as the latest announced edition; they do not announce a later round. The deadline below is therefore retained as the real closing date, and this page is marked as a historical reference rather than an open grant listing.

NDDC Foreign Postgraduate Scholarship Programme 2026/2027: Closed-Cycle Guide for Niger Delta Students

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NDDC Foreign Postgraduate Scholarship Programme 2026/2027: Closed-Cycle Guide for Niger Delta Students

This page is a historical reference for the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) Foreign Postgraduate Scholarship Programme for the 2026/2027 academic session. The application window closed on April 19, 2026. NDDC has not announced a later application round on the official pages reviewed for this update, so this is not an open-call listing and readers should not treat the portal link as an invitation to submit a new application.

NDN Collective Community Action Fund 2026: Up to $15,000 in Rapid, Six-Month Grants for Indigenous-Led Direct Action Across Turtle Island

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NDN Collective Community Action Fund 2026: Up to $15,000 in Rapid, Six-Month Grants for Indigenous-Led Direct Action Across Turtle Island

Most grant programs are built for planned, multi-year projects. Organizing rarely works that way. A pipeline gets rerouted through a burial ground, a water source is threatened, a court date lands with three weeks’ notice, or a community decides to blockade a road before the bulldozers arrive. When the moment is now, a slow grant cycle is useless. The NDN Collective Community Action Fund exists precisely for those moments: it puts up to $15,000 into the hands of Indigenous frontline organizations and individuals so they can act while the action still matters.

NDSEG Fellowship FY2027: Fully Funded STEM PhD Plus a 43200 Dollar Annual Stipend

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If you are serious about a STEM PhD in the United States and you want to finish it without a decade of debt behind you, the NDSEG Fellowship belongs on your short list. Before anything else, note the two things that changed for this cycle, because both will trip up anyone working from an old guide.

First, the application moved. The National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship is now managed by a different contractor, Systems Plus Inc. of Rockville, Maryland. The old ndseg.org address is no longer the source of record; it now does little more than point visitors to the new site. Program information lives at https://ndseg.sysplus.com/ and the application itself opens at https://applyndseg.sysplus.com/. If you bookmarked the old portal, replace the bookmark today.

NEA Big Read Grants 2027–2028

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NEA Big Read Grants 2027–2028

The NEA Big Read supports organizations that bring people together around literature through community reading programs. For the 2027–2028 cycle, applicants design a public program around one of the 18 books in the selected Big Read library and the theme “Read Like a Champion.” The program is a matching grant: the applicant must provide at least one dollar in nonfederal cost share for every grant dollar requested. Applications are submitted in two phases through Arts Midwest’s SmartSimple portal. Arts Midwest program overview and the NEA announcement provide the published program details.

NEA Grants for Arts Projects (FY 2027 GAP 2) — Closed

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NEA Grants for Arts Projects (FY 2027 GAP 2) — Closed

NEA Grants for Arts Projects, usually called GAP, is the National Endowment for the Arts’ project-grant program for organizations seeking federal support for a defined arts project rather than general operating support. This entry preserves the FY 2027 July cycle, called GAP 2. Its two required submission stages are closed: the Grants.gov stage ended July 9, 2026, and the NEA Applicant Portal stage ended July 21, 2026. The NEA grants hub lists the GAP deadlines as passed and says new guidelines are anticipated by late December 2026; it lists no successor deadline. It has not published the next application calendar or deadline. The July 21 date below is the real close date for the archived round; this is a historical reference, not an open application listing.

Nebraska Homestead Exemption

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Nebraska Homestead Exemption

Overview

The Nebraska Homestead Exemption is a statewide property-tax relief program for Nebraska homeowners who own and occupy a qualifying homestead. The benefit is not a cash grant. It exempts all or part of the homestead’s taxable value, which can lower the property tax obligation shown on the county tax statement.

The program is designed to help people who qualify by category, including qualifying seniors, disabled homeowners, qualifying disabled veterans, certain surviving spouses, and veterans whose homes received qualifying Department of Veterans Affairs assistance.

NED Democracy Support Grants 2027: Deadlines, Eligibility, and How Organizations Apply

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NED Democracy Support Grants 2027: Deadlines, Eligibility, and How Organizations Apply

The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) awards grants to nongovernmental groups working abroad to advance democratic goals and strengthen democratic institutions. Its application page describes a broad international program, not a single themed competition with one standard award amount. NED considers proposals three times a year through its Board of Directors. The official English application page currently lists January 27, 2027 as the next proposal deadline, followed by June 28, 2027. The Board meetings associated with those submission dates are May 7, 2027 and September 10, 2027.

NED Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program 2026-2027 (Fellowship/Research Residency)

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NED Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program 2026-2027 (Democracy Accelerator Fellowship)

The Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Program is a high-visibility international fellowship run by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), based in Washington, D.C. It is designed as a five-month residency for people working on democracy and human-rights-related work, including journalists, civil society leaders, policymakers, scholars, public intellectuals, and technical practitioners from around the world.

This is not a pure travel or conference opportunity. It is a structured program with formal residency expectations, a final output expectation tied to a project proposal, and explicit staffing support from the Forum team. The page for the 2026–2027 cycle confirms that it remains an annual program and explicitly states that applications for 2026–2027 are closed, while applications for 2027–2028 are expected later in 2026.

Nederlands Letterenfonds Fellowship at NIAS: 2026–2027 Closed Call (Historical Reference)

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Nederlands Letterenfonds Fellowship at NIAS: 2026–2027 Closed Call (Historical Reference)

The Nederlands Letterenfonds Fellowship is a collaboration between the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study (NIAS-KNAW) and the Dutch Foundation for Literature (Nederlands Letterenfonds). Its 2026 call is closed. NIAS records that applications ran from 6 July to 25 August 2026 at noon Central European Time, and describes the residency as five months, from February to July 2027. The official fellowship page currently labels the application closed. It says the partners offer one fellowship per academic year, but it does not give a later deadline or announce another writer call. This page is an archive of the completed call, not an invitation to submit.

NEH Fellowships 2027

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NEH Fellowships 2027

Status of this opportunity

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) official Fellowships page now lists the 2027 competition. It says applications will be available January 15, 2027, and gives April 14, 2027 as the application deadline. The page lists an expected notification date of January 31, 2028, and project start dates from April 1, 2028, through September 1, 2029. This is an announced future application cycle, so this listing is active planning information rather than a historical archive.

NEH Public Humanities Projects: Exhibitions and Historic Places Grants for Broad Public Engagement

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NEH Public Humanities Projects: Exhibitions and Historic Places Grants for Broad Public Engagement

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) offers the Public Humanities Projects program for organizations that want to turn humanities scholarship into accessible public experiences. The official program page currently presents a 2026 cycle with application availability on October 15, 2026 and a deadline of December 9, 2026, with anticipated award timing in 2027. It is an important fit for museums, universities, libraries, historic sites, and public-program organizations that need external support for interpretation, exhibitions, and history-focused public education in non-classroom environments.

Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund Large Grants Program 2026: $20,000 to $300,000 Over One to Three Years — Including Unrestricted and Operating Support — for Nonprofits Serving Coös County and Its Bordering Communities, With Final 2026 Submissions Due 15 October

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Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund Large Grants Program 2026: $20,000 to $300,000 Over One to Three Years — Including Unrestricted and Operating Support — for Nonprofits Serving Coös County and Its Bordering Communities, With Final 2026 Submissions Due 15 October

Most grant programs of this size come with a thick rulebook about what the money may touch. The Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund’s Large Grants Program does something unusual: it will write a check between $20,000 and $300,000 and let the recipient use it for a project, for capital costs, for general operating support, or for nothing in particular at all. Unrestricted funding is an explicitly listed use. For a small organization in New Hampshire’s North Country — where payroll, a leaking roof, and a program idea often compete for the same dollar — that flexibility is the point.

Nepal Mountain Education Resilience Fund: Historical Reference

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Nepal Mountain Education Resilience Fund: Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not an open grant announcement. The named “Nepal Mountain Education Resilience Fund” was present in an older opportunity record with a deadline of 2025-05-05. A review of the official Ministry of Education and Sports website did not locate a notice, call for proposals, application form, budget announcement, or program page using that fund name. The official website currently publishes ministry notices and education-sector resources, but it does not confirm that this named fund is an active program.

NERC Advancing Atmospheric and Aerial Autonomy: £4 Million for Proof-of-Concept Projects Worth £300,000 to £1 Million at 100% Full Economic Cost, Closing 21 October 2026

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NERC Advancing Atmospheric and Aerial Autonomy: £4 Million for Proof-of-Concept Projects Worth £300,000 to £1 Million at 100% Full Economic Cost, Closing 21 October 2026

This is not a call for new ideas. It is a call for things that are nearly ready and need one push to become real.

The Natural Environment Research Council published Advancing Atmospheric and Aerial Autonomy on 3 August 2026. It offers £4 million in total, split into awards of £300,000 to £1 million, for proof-of-concept projects that develop, integrate, deploy and demonstrate autonomous solutions for atmospheric science or autonomous aerial systems for wider environmental applications. NERC will fund 100% of the full economic cost — unusual, and worth noting, since most NERC responsive-mode grants are paid at 80% FEC.

NERC Exploring the Frontiers of Environmental Research 2026: £100,000–£200,000 Grants for High-Risk Environmental Science

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NERC Exploring the Frontiers of Environmental Research 2026: £100,000–£200,000 Grants for High-Risk Environmental Science

The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) has announced a new grant opportunity for environmental researchers whose most promising idea is still too early, uncertain, or unconventional for a conventional research programme. Exploring the frontiers of environmental research 2026 is intended for original, curiosity-driven work that could open a new line of enquiry, produce proof of principle, or change how a significant environmental question is understood.

NERC Independent Research Fellowship 2026 (Closed): Five-Year Environmental Research Fellowship

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The Early Independence: NERC Independent Research Fellowship 2026 was a Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) fellowship delivered through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The official UKRI opportunity page now lists the call as closed. Its application deadline was 16 June 2026 at 4:00pm UK time, so this page is a historical reference rather than an active application listing.

UKRI’s official fellowship overview describes NERC independent research fellowships as annual, but the official material reviewed for this page does not announce a 2027 NERC round or a new application deadline. Do not treat this entry as evidence that applications are open. Anyone interested in a future round should use the official UKRI funding finder and NERC guidance to check whether a new opportunity has been published.

NERC Pushing the Frontiers of Environmental Research: Eligibility, Funding and Application Guide

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Some funding calls want you to colour neatly inside the lines: tidy objectives, safe methods, predictable outputs, and a workplan that looks like it was ironed before submission. This is not that kind of money.

NERC’s Pushing the frontiers of environmental research opportunity is for researchers with a question they can’t shake—the kind that nags at you in the shower, hijacks your reading list, and makes you think, “If this works, it changes what we thought we knew.” UKRI describes the call as adventurous, ambitious, and curiosity-driven, with an emphasis on high-reward projects. Translation: you’re allowed to be bold, as long as you are not sloppy.

NERC Urgency Funding 2026: Up to £100,000 for Rapid Environmental Research After Unexpected Natural Events

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NERC Urgency Funding 2026: Up to £100,000 for Rapid Environmental Research After Unexpected Natural Events

NERC Urgency Funding is a specialist grant for researchers who need to capture environmental data quickly after an unexpected natural event. The opportunity is designed for the short window when a flood, earthquake, drought, or other sporadic event has created a scientifically important situation that will change as soon as normal processes, weather, recovery work, or other events alter the site. It is not a general-purpose environmental research grant and it is not a standby budget for a predictable field season.

NerdzFactory Tech Talent Matching Program: Hire Trained Digital Talent

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NerdzFactory Tech Talent Matching Program: Hire Trained Digital Talent

NerdzFactory Company runs an employer-facing talent matching channel for businesses that need interns or entry-level digital professionals. The service connects employers with people trained through NerdzFactory’s skills programmes, including the Design and Digital Marketing School and the Digital Innovators Fellowship. The programme notice describes the channel as ongoing, so there is no fixed employer application deadline. The current NerdzFactory Company profile also shows that recent skills cohorts are moving into internships, employment, and entrepreneurship, which is consistent with a live placement pipeline.

Net-Zero AI4Permitting (PPPA-2026-NETZERO): EU Grant for AI-Powered Industrial Permitting Authorities

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Net-Zero AI4Permitting (PPPA-2026-NETZERO): EU Grant for AI-Powered Industrial Permitting Authorities

The European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA) ran Net-Zero AI4Permitting under the Pilot Projects & Preparatory Actions (PPPA) framework. The official EISMEA call page marks reference PPPA-2026-NETZERO as closed. It records the final application deadline as 9 June 2026 at 17:00 CEST. The page currently provides no announcement of a later round, so this entry is an archive of the 2026 call, not an open application opportunity. Readers should check EISMEA and the Funding & Tenders Portal for any future call before planning a submission.

Netherlands Zorgtoeslag (Healthcare Allowance)

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The Netherlands requires adults who live or work there and fall under Dutch insurance rules to buy a basic health-insurance policy (basisverzekering). The policy is supplied by a Dutch insurer, while the government defines the basic package and uses income-tested support to make the premium more manageable. This page covers the active 2026 Zorgtoeslag rules verified against the official Dienst Toeslagen pages.

Zorgtoeslag is the monthly healthcare allowance administered by Dienst Toeslagen, part of the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration. It is not automatic: an eligible person applies through Mijn toeslagen, receives a provisional advance, and later receives a definitive calculation based on the actual income for the benefit year. The allowance is tied to the applicant’s Dutch basic insurance and household means, not to a particular insurer or to the price of an optional supplementary policy.

Nevada Energy Assistance Program (EAP)

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Nevada Energy Assistance Program (EAP)

The Nevada Energy Assistance Program (EAP) helps qualifying low-income households pay part of their home heating or cooling costs. It is administered by the Nevada Division of Social Services and funded through the federal Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and Nevada revenue from the Universal Energy Charge (UEC). The official program page describes the award as an annual, one-time-per-year benefit that is customarily paid directly to the household’s energy provider.

Nevada Promise Scholarship

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Nevada Promise Scholarship

Current application cycle

The College of Southern Nevada (CSN) is accepting applications for its 2026–2027 Nevada Promise Scholarship cycle. The official page says the cycle serves Nevada high school students graduating in the Class of 2027 and eligible students completing a high school equivalency. Applications are open from August 1, 2026 through October 31, 2026. The application deadline is October 31, 2026. CSN warns that dates may change, so use its current checklist and student portal for updates as the cycle progresses.

Nevada Senior Property Tax Assistance (STAR): Closed Program and Current Property-Tax Options

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Nevada Senior Property Tax Assistance (STAR): Closed Program and Current Property-Tax Options

Status: historical reference

Nevada’s Senior Tax Assistance Rebate, commonly called STAR, is closed. It was a temporary program run by the Nevada Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD), not a recurring senior benefit. The official STAR notice says the program came from a one-time appropriation received during the 2015 Legislative Session. It also says the application process, eligibility determinations, payments, and applicant communications were completed and that STAR concluded.

New Clean Vehicle Credit (IRC 30D): historical eligibility and claim guide

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New Clean Vehicle Credit (IRC 30D): historical eligibility and claim guide

This credit is closed

The federal New Clean Vehicle Credit under Internal Revenue Code Section 30D is closed for new acquisitions. The IRS states plainly at the top of its own page that the credit “is not available for vehicles acquired after Sept. 30, 2025.” If you are shopping for an electric or fuel cell vehicle today, there is no federal 30D credit for a vehicle acquired after that cutoff, and no dealer can transfer one to you at the point of sale.

New Hampshire Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief: 2026 Guide

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New Hampshire’s Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief program provides a state rebate for eligible homeowners who carry the State Education Property Tax on their homestead. The New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration (DRA) administers the program under RSA 198:56 and RSA 198:57.

This page covers the 2026 filing cycle for the 2025 property-tax year. DRA’s current materials say the regular filing period ran from May 1 through June 30, 2026. Because the statute and DRA’s 2026 guidance allow certain complete late claims through November 1, the deadline field is marked rolling while that limited late-filing route remains relevant. This does not mean that anyone can submit a routine late claim without a qualifying reason.

New Jersey ANCHOR Property Tax Relief (2025 Application): Benefits, Eligibility, and How to Apply

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The Affordable New Jersey Communities for Homeowners and Renters program, better known as ANCHOR, is an active New Jersey property tax relief program. The current application is for the 2025 tax year. It is based on where you lived on October 1, 2025, your 2025 New Jersey income, and, for some renters, your age. The application deadline is November 2, 2026.

That is the important update for this page. The old December 31 wording is not the current deadline, and ANCHOR is not limited to homeowners. Eligible renters can receive a benefit too, although the income ceiling and housing rules are different. New Jersey Division of Taxation administers the program and publishes the forms, filing instructions, benefit calculations, and status tools.

New Jersey Family Leave Insurance: 85% Wage Replacement Up to $1,119 a Week in 2026

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There are few moments in life when you need time more than you need money—welcoming a new baby, sitting in a hospital room with someone you love, or dealing with the practical effects of domestic or sexual violence.

And yet bills keep arriving with the enthusiasm of a subscription you can’t cancel.

That’s where New Jersey Family Leave Insurance (FLI) comes in. It is not a grant, but it provides cash benefits that replace part of your paycheck while you take qualifying family leave. In 2026, a covered worker may receive 85% of average weekly wages, up to $1,119 per week. The maximum duration depends on how the leave is taken: up to 12 weeks in one continuous period, or up to 56 individual days when leave is intermittent.

New Jersey Temporary Disability Insurance: Up to $1,119 Weekly in 2026

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New Jersey Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI) is an ongoing wage-replacement program for workers who have to stop working because of a physical or mental health condition, illness, injury, pregnancy-related disability, or another disability that is not caused by their job. The program is administered through the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development’s Division of Temporary Disability and Family Leave Insurance.

For 2026 claims, an eligible claimant can receive 85% of their average weekly wage, subject to a maximum of $1,119 per week. A healthcare provider certifies how long the claimant needs to recover, and benefits can be paid for up to 26 weeks. This is not a fixed annual grant with one closing date. People apply when a qualifying disability begins, so the front matter correctly lists the deadline as rolling. The important timing rule is different: after the first day of disability, the claimant generally has 30 days to file. A late application must include a reason for the delay, and benefits may be reduced or denied.

New Mexico Low-Income Comprehensive Tax Rebate (LICTR)

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New Mexico Low-Income Comprehensive Tax Rebate (LICTR)

The Low-Income Comprehensive Tax Rebate (LICTR) is a refundable New Mexico personal income tax rebate. New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department (TRD) administers it through the state return; there is no separate grant application. The details below describe the rebate on the 2025 New Mexico Rebate and Credit Schedule (PIT-RC), which is filed with the 2025 Personal Income Tax Return (PIT-1).

The ordinary filing deadline for a 2025 New Mexico income tax return was April 15, 2026. That date has passed. The Department’s current 2025 instructions still describe how to calculate the rebate, and New Mexico’s taxpayer rights page says refund claims must generally be made within three years from the end of the calendar year in which the tax was due. Because LICTR is refundable and claimed on the return, an eligible person who has not filed should check whether a late 2025 return can still claim it. The rolling deadline here refers to that remaining refund-claim route; it does not mean the normal filing deadline is still ahead or that every late return is guaranteed a payment. If you owe tax, filing late can have separate consequences. Confirm your circumstances with TRD or a qualified tax preparer.

New Mexico Opportunity Scholarship Guide for Returning Students

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New Mexico Opportunity Scholarship Guide for Returning Students

Overview

The New Mexico Opportunity Scholarship is an ongoing state scholarship for New Mexico residents who enroll in a public college or university in New Mexico. It is aimed at returning students, including adults who are starting college later in life or going back after time away. The program can also support a qualifying career-training certificate, an associate degree, or a bachelor’s degree when the program and enrollment meet the state’s rules.

New York Attorney General Fellowship 2027–2029: $87,356 Salary and Public-Service Legal Training

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New York Attorney General Fellowship 2027–2029: $87,356 Salary and Public-Service Legal Training

The Office of the New York Attorney General is accepting applications for its 2027 Attorney General Fellowship cohort. This is a salaried legal fellowship, not an unpaid placement or a tuition scholarship. Selected Fellows work for two years in public-service legal roles beginning in September 2027 and ending in August 2029. The published base salary is $87,356 per year, with possible location pay of $2,000 to $4,000 depending on placement, plus a comprehensive New York State benefits package.

New York City Urban Fellows Program 2027–2028

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New York City Urban Fellows Program 2027–2028

The NYC Urban Fellows Program combines a full-time placement in a mayoral agency with seminars on urban policy and government. Fellows work on substantive agency assignments, learn from public officials, and develop a citywide perspective during a nine-month term. The official DCAS page and application notice control the current stipend, graduation window, residency or work-authorization requirements, placement dates, and deadline.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application and award agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

New York Excelsior Scholarship: Historical 2026–27 Cycle Guide

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New York Excelsior Scholarship: Historical 2026–27 Cycle Guide

Status of the opportunity

The New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC) states on its official Excelsior Scholarship page that the program is closed for the 2026–27 academic year. HESC’s announcement opening applications for new applicants set August 31, 2026 as the application deadline. That round has ended. HESC’s program page does not announce a later application cycle, so this entry preserves the 2026–27 information as a historical reference rather than presenting a future deadline.

New York Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)

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New York Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)

New York HEAP is the state energy help program to check when a household needs relief from heating bills, cooling costs, shutoff risk, or a broken or unsafe heating system. It is not a single grant with one rule. It is a set of related benefits that cover different problems, and the right way to use the program is to match the situation to the right component instead of treating it like a generic utility payment.

New York Home Energy Rebates: Current NYSERDA Paths for Insulation, Heat Pumps, and Appliances

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New York Home Energy Rebates: What New Yorkers Can Apply For Now

New York’s federal home-energy rebate money is no longer presented to residents through the old standalone Home Energy Rebates page. That former NYSERDA address now shows a File Not Found page. NYSERDA’s current public instructions route residents to two live programs instead: EmPower+ for broader home energy work and the Appliance Upgrade Program for qualifying heat pump clothes dryers and the electrical work needed to install them.

New York School Tax Relief (STAR) Credit

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Overview

The New York School Tax Relief (STAR) credit is a state property-tax benefit for eligible homeowners. It is meant to reduce the school-tax burden on a primary residence, not to replace your mortgage payment or lower non-school local taxes. In practice, STAR is most useful when you own and live in your New York home and want a recurring benefit that the state sends directly to you by check or direct deposit.

New York State Paid Family Leave

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New York State Paid Family Leave

If you are a New York employee, New York State Paid Family Leave (PFL) is one of the main ways to get income support and legal job protection when family needs pull you away from work. The program is important because it is broad in what it covers, but it is not “automatic.” You must qualify, plan your timing, and complete employer and insurance-carrier paperwork correctly. This guide is written for people who want practical, non-legalistic instructions.

New York Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)

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New York Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)

The New York State Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) is a need-based grant administered by the New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC). For the 2026-27 academic year, HESC says eligible students can receive between $1,000 and $5,665 to help pay tuition. TAP is a grant, so it does not have to be repaid, but it is limited to tuition charges and depends on the student’s verified eligibility, school, program, income, and enrollment.

New Zealand High Commission Fund Cook Islands 2026–2027 (Closed): Up to NZ$25,000 for Local Community Projects

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New Zealand High Commission Fund Cook Islands 2026–2027 (Closed): Up to NZ$25,000 for Local Community Projects

The New Zealand High Commission Fund’s 2026/27 Cook Islands round is closed. Applications opened on 13 July 2026 and closed at 2 p.m. on 25 August 2026. The official fund page continues to show information for that round, but its published closing time has passed. It does not announce a later round or provide a future application date. This page preserves the confirmed terms of the closed round as a historical reference; it is not an invitation to apply now.

New Zealand KiwiSaver Retirement Savings Scheme

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New Zealand KiwiSaver Retirement Savings Scheme: Current Guide

KiwiSaver is New Zealand’s voluntary, work-based retirement savings scheme. It is a live public benefit rather than a one-off grant round: eligible people can join through an employer or a KiwiSaver provider, and contributions continue while membership remains active. That is why the opportunity has a rolling deadline. There is no annual application closing date to wait for, although individual actions such as opting out or claiming a first-home withdrawal have their own rules.

New Zealand R&D Grants 2026: What MBIE Innovation Services Still Funds Now That Callaghan Innovation Is Being Disestablished

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If you went looking for Callaghan Innovation’s funding pages recently, you’ll have noticed something: they don’t go where they used to. The old product URL now lands on a disestablishment notice. That’s not a broken link or a temporary outage. Callaghan Innovation is being wound up as part of the Government’s science, innovation and technology reforms announced in January 2025, and the organisation is scheduled to fully wrap up during 2026.

New Zealand Refugee Health Scholarship (Historical Reference)

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New Zealand Refugee Health Scholarship (Historical Reference)

The 2027 application cycle of the New Zealand Refugee Health Scholarship has closed. Immigration New Zealand states that applications opened on 1 July 2026 and closed on 1 October 2026. The official programme page continues to describe that cycle and does not announce a later intake. This page is therefore an archive of the 2027 opportunity, not an open call. Do not rely on the expired closing date as a deadline for a new application. Check the official programme page and Universities New Zealand for a new announcement before preparing an application.

New Zealand Seniors Aged Care Futures Grant 2026: Historical Reference

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New Zealand Seniors Aged Care Futures Grant 2026: Historical Reference

The New Zealand Seniors Aged Care Futures Grant is an annual grant intended to encourage people into aged care in New Zealand. This page records the 2026 round, which has closed. The official program page says applications for that round are open until 1 October 2026, and the formal terms set the closing time at 23:59 New Zealand Standard Time (NZST). That date has passed, and the official page does not give a later application period or deadline. No future deadline is confirmed here.

New Zealand Superannuation (NZ Super)

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New Zealand Superannuation, usually called NZ Super, is a government pension for people who have reached 65 and meet New Zealand’s residence and immigration-status rules. It is an active public payment, not a prize with a closing date or a limited annual intake. Eligible people can apply on a rolling basis when their 65th birthday is within the application window, or after they are already 65.

The official administrator is the New Zealand Ministry of Social Development through Work and Income. The official NZ Super guide is the controlling source for eligibility and application instructions. Work and Income also publishes the current rates in its benefit-rate table. Rates, tax outcomes, residence calculations, and overseas-payment interactions can vary by a person’s circumstances, so this page is a practical orientation rather than an approval decision.

New Zealand Transition Research Fund 2027: Up to NZ$84.8 Million a Year Replacing Marsden and Endeavour, With Programme Registrations Closing 9 December 2026

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New Zealand Transition Research Fund 2027: Up to NZ$84.8 Million a Year Replacing Marsden and Endeavour, With Programme Registrations Closing 9 December 2026

For thirty years, a New Zealand researcher with an investigator-led idea had two obvious doors: the Marsden Fund for curiosity-driven work, and the Endeavour Fund for research with a defined economic or public-good payoff. For the 2027 round, both doors close and one opens in their place. The 2027 Transition Research Fund brings the contestable funding that would otherwise have been delivered through future Marsden and Endeavour rounds into a single investigator-led fund, worth up to NZ$84.8 million (excluding GST) a year and up to NZ$300 million over five years.

New Zealand Working for Families Tax Credits

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Working for Families (WfF) is New Zealand’s ongoing family assistance package. It helps with the cost of raising dependent children through four payments: Family Tax Credit, In-work Tax Credit, Minimum Family Tax Credit, and Best Start. A family may qualify for one payment or several. The amount is not a single fixed grant: Inland Revenue works it out from family income, the number of dependent children, the type of income, work, government payments, and any shared-care arrangement.

Newberry Library Long-Term Fellowships 2027–2028: $5,000 Monthly Research Funding in Chicago

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Newberry Library Long-Term Fellowships 2027–2028: $5,000 Monthly Research Funding in Chicago

The Newberry Library has opened applications for its 2027–2028 Long-Term Fellowships, a substantial residency award for scholars whose research depends on the library’s rare books, archives, manuscripts, maps, and other humanities collections. Successful fellows receive $5,000 per month for four to nine months, with the award supporting housing, travel, and other costs of living in Chicago while they work at the Newberry. The fellowship is not remote: the library requires continuous residence for the full award period and expects fellows to participate in its scholarly community.

Newcastle University Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships 2027: £7,000 a Year for Eligible International Undergraduates

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Newcastle University Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarships 2027: £7,000 a Year for Eligible International Undergraduates

Newcastle University is offering Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarships for students who will begin an eligible undergraduate degree at its Newcastle city centre campus in September 2027. Each scholarship is worth £7,000 per academic year toward tuition fees for the duration of the course. It is a meaningful contribution to an international fee bill, but it is not a full-cost award: applicants still need a realistic plan for the remaining tuition, living costs, visa expenses, travel, and other study costs.

Newnham College Junior Research Fellowships: 2028 Cycle Announced

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Newnham College Junior Research Fellowships: 2028 Cycle Announced

Status: closed historical opportunity. Newnham College’s official Research Fellowships page says that applications for the 2027 Science, Mathematics, Engineering or Psychology Research Fellowship and the 2027 Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Research Fellowship are now closed. The associated 2027 Early Career Fellowship in Engineering is also closed. The science and engineering vacancy pages list a closing time of 23:59 on 3 September 2026; the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences listing gives 23:59 on 10 September 2026. This file keeps the 2027 competition details as an archive. It is not an invitation to apply now.

Newton International Fellowships: Two-Year Postdoctoral Funding to Research in the UK

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Newton International Fellowships: Two-Year Postdoctoral Funding to Research in the UK

This is a historical reference to the Newton International Fellowships round that closed on 11 March 2026. The Royal Society calls it the 2026 round and records it as closed. The British Academy presents its corresponding humanities and social sciences programme under the title “International Fellowships 2027”; that listing also says applications are closed. The two academy names reflect their distinct discipline routes and round naming, not an invitation to apply now. No later application deadline is published on the official pages reviewed for this update.

NFWF Five Star Grant Program 2026: $30,000 to $150,000 for Community Restoration Partnerships

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NFWF Five Star Grant Program 2026: $30,000 to $150,000 for Community Restoration Partnerships

This page is a historical reference for the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s 2026 Five Star Grant Program. NFWF’s Five Star Program listing marks the 2026 Request for Proposals CLOSED and shows no later Five Star application cycle. The listing itself is dated June 12, 2026, eight days after the application deadline. The 2026 RFP says NFWF anticipates one round of full proposals annually, but that general expectation is not an announcement of a 2027 solicitation. NFWF has no later application deadline to publish on the program listing. The closed cycle’s actual deadline remains in the metadata so readers can understand which round this archive entry describes.

NGFP Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference for the Global Foresight Programme

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NGFP Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference for the Global Foresight Programme

Applications for the NGFP Fellowship 2027 have closed. The official NGFP fellowship page gives the closing time as 23:59 GMT+1 on 26 June 2026 and does not list a later application cycle. This page is therefore a historical reference for the 2027 call, not an open application listing. Keep the archived deadline in mind when comparing this programme with future calls, but do not treat this page as evidence that applications are currently being accepted.

NHS Fellowship in Clinical AI Cohort 6 2027: Funded Clinical AI Training and 0.4 FTE Salary Cover

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NHS Fellowship in Clinical AI Cohort 6 2027: Funded Clinical AI Training and 0.4 FTE Salary Cover

The NHS Fellowship in Clinical AI is a practical development route for clinicians who want to work on the safe use of artificial intelligence in healthcare while remaining connected to NHS practice or training. Cohort 6 starts in August 2027. The official application page says applications open on 5 October 2026 and close at 23:45 GMT on 16 November 2026.

NHS Fit for the Future Dementia Challenge 2026: Fully Funded Real-World Evaluation

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The NHS fit for the future dementia challenge was a UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and Medical Research Council (MRC) funding opportunity for clinical interventions and technological innovations that could improve dementia diagnosis or help clinicians identify meaningful change after diagnosis. The official UKRI page now marks the opportunity Closed. Its closing date was 4 June 2026 at 4:00pm UK time, so this page is retained as a historical reference rather than presented as an open route to apply.

NHS Innovation Accelerator Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Intake

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NHS Innovation Accelerator Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Intake

This page records the NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) 2027 intake for reference. The official application page now says applications for the 2027 Fellowship have closed and invites innovators interested in applying next year to follow the programme and useful resources. It does not yet publish an opening date or deadline for a subsequent intake. No new cycle date should be inferred from the 2027 calendar below.

NHSC Loan Repayment Program: Closed FY2026 Cycle and How to Prepare

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NHSC Loan Repayment Program: FY2026 Cycle Archive

The National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Loan Repayment Program is a federal service-for-debt-relief program for qualified health professionals working where the supply of care is too low. HRSA’s official NHSC page says the Fiscal Year 2026 application cycle is closed. The published application deadline was March 31, 2026, and HRSA has not announced a later application date on the official program page. This entry is therefore a historical reference, not an open application listing.

NIAS Safe Haven Fellowship for Scholars at Risk 2027–2028: A Five-Month Amsterdam Residency With a €3,500 Monthly Stipend Option, Office, and Housing

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NIAS Safe Haven Fellowship for Scholars at Risk 2027–2028: A Five-Month Amsterdam Residency With a €3,500 Monthly Stipend Option, Office, and Housing

The Safe Haven Fellowship at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study (NIAS-KNAW) is for an established researcher, writer, journalist, or artist whose work is obstructed by conflict, war, or a severe threat to academic freedom. The current call accepts applications for the first semester of the 2027–2028 academic year. It offers five months at NIAS in Amsterdam, an office and research facilities, participation in the institute’s intellectual community, and a chance to apply for financial support. Fellows who meet the stipend conditions may apply for €3,500 per month; this is not an automatic payment to every selected fellow.

NICHD Resource Program Grants in Bioinformatics (PAR-24-301; P41 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

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NICHD Resource Program Grants in Bioinformatics (PAR-24-301; P41 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

At a glance

PAR-24-301 is an active National Institutes of Health (NIH) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) administered by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD). It supports established bioinformatics and knowledge resources used by researchers studying embryonic development with animal models. The September 25, 2026 receipt date has passed. NIH’s published schedule names January 25, 2027 as the next application due date, followed by additional listed dates through September 25, 2027. The NOFO itself expires September 26, 2027. This is a scheduled receipt cycle, not continuous or rolling intake.

NIDHI PRAYAS 2.0: Prototype Grants for Indian Innovators and Startups

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NIDHI PRAYAS 2.0: Prototype Grants for Indian Innovators and Startups

This page is a historical reference for the latest published NIDHI PRAYAS 2.0 call status. The official NIDHI PRAYAS site published a 2026 application window from 19 May 2026 at 10:00 am IST to 30 June 2026 at 6:00 pm IST, but that call was for incubators applying to become PRAYAS Centres or Advance PRAYAS Centres. It was not an application window for students, individual innovators, or startups seeking prototype funding. No later public deadline for an individual innovator or startup application is announced on the official NIDHI PRAYAS or Department of Science and Technology pages reviewed for this update. The 2026-06-30 deadline in the page metadata is therefore the real closing date of the published 2.0 call, not a claim that a student application could be submitted on that date.

Nieman Fellowship at Harvard 2027–2028: $87,500 Stipend Plus Allowances for a Paid Academic Year for Working Journalists

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Nieman Fellowship at Harvard 2027–2028: $87,500 Stipend Plus Allowances for a Paid Academic Year for Working Journalists

The Nieman Fellowship is one of the oldest and most respected mid-career awards in journalism. Run by the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University, it gives experienced reporters, editors, producers, photographers and other media professionals a paid academic year in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to step away from daily deadlines, study across Harvard, and rebuild the depth and ambition of their work. For the 2027–2028 class, applications open the first week of October 2026, with a December 1, 2026 deadline for international applicants and a January 31, 2027 deadline for U.S. applicants.

NIG Summer Internship 2026 in Japan: Applications Closed

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NIG Summer Internship 2026 in Japan: Applications Closed

The National Institute of Genetics (NIG) Summer Internship, also called NIG-INTERN, offered a short, intensive research experience in genetics and related life-science fields. The official NIG program page says that applications for NIG-INTERN 2026 have closed. It currently describes that cycle and does not announce a later round or a new application deadline. This entry is therefore a historical reference, rather than an open call.

Nigeria Government Relations & Partnerships Lead at One Acre Fund (Closed — Historical Reference)

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Nigeria Government Relations & Partnerships Lead at One Acre Fund (Closed)

This position is closed and cannot be applied for. One Acre Fund’s official careers pages no longer list the Nigeria Government Relations & Partnerships Lead, and the former vacancy page is not an application route. The current official destination is the One Acre Fund job openings page. The official Nigeria vacancies page lists current Nigeria roles, but neither official page lists this position or announces a replacement cycle. The old vacancy identifier now resolves to the general openings hub rather than to an application form for this job.

Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Programme (NJFP) 2.0: N150,000 Monthly Stipend and Historical Application Guide

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Programme (NJFP) 2.0 fellow application cycle covered here is closed. The official fellows portal says it is no longer accepting new applications and directs prospective applicants to check back for future cycles. The programme’s official announcement said applications and computer-based tests (CBTs) would close on 30 June 2026 (NJFP’s announcement). The FAQ also records the original intake window as 22 October to 12 November 2025. For this archived cycle, 30 June 2026 is the later published closing date. The FAQ says future calls will be publicised through NJFP’s website and verified social channels as eligible candidates are needed from the existing pool; the official sources checked show no newly announced fellow application window. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open application listing.

Nigeria PHC Cold Chain and Health Commodity Logistics: How NPHCDA Actually Funds This Work (No Open Grant Call)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Correction first. An earlier version of this page described a named NPHCDA health-supply-chain grant for state consortia, with a large award, a fixed deadline and a full application playbook. None of those claims is supported by the official National Primary Health Care Development Agency pages reviewed for this update. The agency’s current programme, BHCPF, News Update and contact pages describe implemented primary-health-care work and routes for participation; they do not publish that grant call or an application deadline. We have removed the unsupported amount, date and application guidance rather than leave them standing.

Nigeria Youth Futures Fund Portfolio Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant (Historical Reference)

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Historical status

This page records a closed Nigeria Youth Futures Fund (NYFF) consultancy call. The application deadline was 18 December 2025, and the published availability window for the assignment was December 2025 to April 2026. The official application form is closed. NYFF’s current website describes its continuing fund work and links to other programmes, but does not announce a new round of this particular portfolio monitoring and evaluation consultancy. Treat this page as an archive, not an open application opportunity.

NIGMS Maximizing Investigators' Research Award (MIRA) for Early Stage Investigators (PAR-27-032)

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NIGMS Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award (MIRA) for Early Stage Investigators (PAR-27-032)

For early-stage biomedical investigators trying to scale independent programs after launch, PAR-27-032 is one of the most strategically useful U.S. federal opportunities currently open in 2026 and 2027. It is a notice-of-funding-opportunity (NOFO) pathway for the Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award (MIRA) with an R35 mechanism and Clinical Trial: Optional. Unlike many NIH awards that expect a tightly bounded hypothesis set, this program is designed around a broader program of research that fits the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) mission.

NIGMS Maximizing Investigators' Research Award (MIRA) for Established Investigators (PAR-26-121)

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NIGMS Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award (MIRA) for Established Investigators (PAR-26-121)

This opportunity is one of the strongest NIH research funding options if you are a U.S.-based biomedical investigator with an established portfolio and you need stable, multi-year support for a broader research program instead of short-cycle project grant sequencing. The program is issued as a notice of funding opportunity by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) and is designed to consolidate a PI’s scientific program in a single award while preserving flexibility to pivot within NIGMS mission boundaries.

NIH Collaborative International Research Project (Parent PF5 Clinical Trial Optional) 2026-2029

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NIH Collaborative International Research Project (Parent PF5 Clinical Trial Optional) 2026-2029

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) PA-26-002 is an open Parent PF5 funding opportunity for research projects that need a funded international collaboration. The application is led by a domestic U.S. prime organization, while the foreign work is proposed through one or more International Project components. NIH reviews the submitted project as a coordinated whole. If an application is selected for funding consideration, each funded International Project can be separated from the main application and issued as a linked RF2 award to the foreign organization.

NIH Complement-ARIE NAMs Reduction-to-Practice Challenge: Phase 2 Milestone 1 (2026-2027)

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NIH Complement-ARIE NAMs Reduction-to-Practice Challenge: Phase 2 Milestone 1 (2026-2027)

The NIH Common Fund’s Complement Animal Research in Experimentation (Complement-ARIE) Reduction-to-Practice Challenge is currently in Phase 2 Milestone 1. This is an active stage of a multi-phase prize competition, not a newly opened competition for anyone who missed the first round. The official NIH challenge page says that Phase 2 Milestone 1 is open from 2026-07-20 through 2027-03-22 and that only Phase 1 winners may register. HeroX, the challenge platform named by NIH, describes the overall challenge as closed to new competitors while Phase 2 work continues for the selected teams.

NIH Director's Pioneer Award FY2028 Forecast and FY2027 Reference

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NIH Director’s Pioneer Award FY2028 Forecast and FY2027 Reference

Current status

The NIH Common Fund’s funding-opportunity page lists the NIH Director’s Pioneer Award Program as RFA-RM-28-001, with status “Forecasted. Not soliciting applications at this time.” The NIH page gives September 9, 2027 as an estimated application due date. Grants.gov identifies the record as a forecast for fiscal year 2028, with an estimated posting date of March 15, 2027, an estimated due date of September 9, 2027, an estimated award date of August 30, 2028, and an estimated project start of September 30, 2028. These are planning estimates, not an open application window, final dates, or authority to submit. NIH has not yet posted the full FY2028 notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) or its application package.

NIH Director’s Early Independence Award 2027: Up to $350,000 a Year for New Independent Researchers

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NIH Director’s Early Independence Award 2027: Up to $350,000 a Year for New Independent Researchers

Historical reference: the FY 2027 application cycle is closed. NIH set September 10, 2026 as the deadline, allowed no late applications, and the NIH Common Fund program page says there are no open funding announcements. The separate funding-opportunities page still places RFA-RM-27-004 under “Current Funding Opportunity,” but its deadline has passed and it is not open for applications. NIH’s FAQ anticipates a funding opportunity for the next fiscal year barring unforeseen circumstances, but NIH has not posted the next fiscal year’s announcement or application dates. This entry preserves the FY 2027 terms for applicants, institutions, and advisers who need to understand the completed competition; it is not an invitation to submit now. Check the NIH Common Fund program page and its funding opportunities page for a future announcement. No future deadline is stated here.

NIH Fogarty INSIGHT Global Health Research Training Fellowship 2027–2028

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NIH Fogarty INSIGHT Global Health Research Training Fellowship 2027–2028

Overview and award details

The NIH Fogarty INSIGHT Global Health Research Training Fellowship is a mentored, one-year opportunity for U.S. doctoral candidates and U.S. or low- and middle-income country (LMIC) postdoctoral researchers to develop and carry out global health research. The University of Maryland School of Medicine describes the 2027–2028 award as fully funded. Fellows conduct research at an international partner site and receive mentorship from both U.S. and LMIC-based mentors. The scheduled fellowship year runs from July 2027 through June 2028. (University of Maryland program page; 2027–2028 announcement)

NIH Grants and Funding Opportunities

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NIH funding is a system with its own vocabulary, and learning it is the fastest way to stop wasting cycles. Awards are organized by mechanism: R-series research grants (the flagship R01 for mature projects, R21 for exploratory ideas, R03 for small studies), K-series career development awards, F-series fellowships for trainees, and small-business programs. Each mechanism carries fixed expectations about preliminary data, project scope, duration, and career stage, so choosing the mechanism is really choosing the standard your application will be judged against.

NIH HEAL PAR-25-154: Early-Stage Discovery of New Pain Targets in the Understudied Druggable Proteome (R03)

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NIH HEAL PAR-25-154: Early-Stage Discovery of New Pain Targets in the Understudied Druggable Proteome (R03)

Historical status

This is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The official National Institutes of Health (NIH) Guide page for PAR-25-154 now labels the notice EXPIRED and says that applicants should check the NIH Guide for active opportunities. The notice does not announce a new cycle or successor deadline on its page. Do not treat this entry as an invitation to submit an application now; use the official NIH Guide to look for any future reissue or related HEAL announcement.

NIH Mentored Clinical Scientist Research Career Development Award (K08)

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Overview

The NIH Mentored Clinical Scientist Research Career Development Award, or K08, is a mentored career award for clinically trained people who are building toward an independent research career. NIH describes it as support for promising medical scientists with demonstrated aptitude to develop into independent investigators, with protected time for an intensive, supervised research career development experience in biomedical, behavioral, clinical, or translational research.

This is not a standalone project grant. If you are mainly trying to fund a discrete research project, the K08 is usually the wrong frame. The award is designed to help a clinician-scientist become a stronger investigator by funding salary support, protected research time, and structured development under experienced mentorship.

NIH Mentored Patient-Oriented Research Career Development Award (K23)

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NIH Mentored Patient-Oriented Research Career Development Award (K23)

The K23 is an NIH mentored career development mechanism, not a pure project grant. It is designed for clinically trained investigators who want to build a sustained, independent patient-oriented research career. The funding exists to support training and protected time, with the aim of reducing the gap between being a clinician with an idea and becoming an independent investigator.

NIMH describes K23 as supporting up to five years of salary and research support for investigators focused on patient-oriented research. The next standard new-application date in the recurring schedule is October 12, 2026. Applications are due by 5:00 PM local time of the applicant organization, so the date in this listing is a planning anchor rather than permission to wait until the final hour. In practical terms, it is a structured path: you still propose research, but your strongest case is about how the award changes your trajectory.

NIH NIBIB C3i Validation/Execution 2026/2027: closed-cycle historical reference

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NIH NIBIB C3i Validation/Execution 2026/2027: closed-cycle historical reference

Status of the 2026 application cycle

The National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) published a 2026 C3i Validation/Execution application cycle that opened June 15, 2026 and closed on July 31, 2026. The deadline has passed. NIBIB’s official timeline records notices of participation on August 19, 2026 and a program start on September 28, 2026; it schedules the mid-course Boot Camp for February 2027 and final presentations for April 29, 2027. The course continues for selected teams, but its application window is closed. NIBIB’s C3i overview repeats the July 31 due date and the cohort schedule, while neither the overview nor the Validation/Execution page announces a later application deadline or next round. This entry is a historical reference to the closed 2026 application cycle, not an invitation to apply to the ongoing cohort.

NIH NIBIB DEBUT Challenge 2026 (Historical Reference): Biomedical Design Prizes for Undergraduate Teams

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NIH NIBIB DEBUT Challenge 2026 (Historical Reference): Biomedical Design Prizes for Undergraduate Teams

The 2026 Design by Biomedical Undergraduate Teams (DEBUT) Challenge was a national biomedical design competition led by the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB), part of the National Institutes of Health. It invited undergraduate teams to develop devices, products, or other technologies addressing unmet health and clinical problems. The 2026 submission period is closed. The official NIH challenge page records the deadline as June 5, 2026, at 11:59 PM EDT, and its challenge index marks the 2026 entry closed. NIH and VentureWell have published the winners; the official announcement reports 119 applications from 64 colleges and universities in 25 states, involving 490 students, and says the award ceremony is scheduled for October 23, 2026, at the Biomedical Engineering Society meeting in Orlando. No next DEBUT application cycle has been announced on the official NIH pages reviewed for this update. This listing is therefore a historical reference to the closed cycle, not an open call.

NIH NIBIB eC3i Program - Education 2026: Free 10-Week Biomedical Commercialization Course

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NIH NIBIB eC3i Program - Education 2026: Free 10-Week Biomedical Commercialization Course

The NIH NIBIB eC3i Education program is an online entrepreneurial education course for investigators who want to assess whether a biomedical technology can become a compelling commercialization opportunity. The National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) describes it as an online component of the broader Concept to Clinic: Commercializing Innovation, or C3i, Program. The course supplies business frameworks, online learning, customized mentoring, stakeholder work, and structured presentations rather than a conventional research grant.

NIH NOURISH Autoimmunity Digital Health Challenge 2026–2028: Up to $650,000 in Prizes for Nutrition and Symptom-Tracking Tools

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NIH NOURISH Autoimmunity Digital Health Challenge 2026–2028: Up to $650,000 in Prizes for Nutrition and Symptom-Tracking Tools

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) NOURISH Autoimmunity Digital Health Challenge is looking for practical digital tools that help people living with or at risk of autoimmune disease understand the relationship between diet, nutrition, symptoms, and other health information. It is a three-phase prize competition rather than a conventional research grant. The first phase is aimed at prototype development, and later phases will support testing, refinement, and a live demonstration of the strongest tools.

NIH Oligonucleotide Toxicity (OligoTox) Open Data Challenge

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NIH Oligonucleotide Toxicity (OligoTox) Open Data Challenge

The Oligonucleotide Toxicity (OligoTox) Open Data Challenge is a two-phase NIH challenge run by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), with a total prize pool of up to $500,000 across both phases. The challenge is designed to stimulate the generation of publicly accessible, high-quality datasets from in vitro human systems to improve machine-learning and other in silico methods for predicting oligonucleotide therapeutic toxicity.

NIH Opportunities for Collaborative Research at the NIH Clinical Center (U01 Clinical Trial Optional)

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NIH Opportunities for Collaborative Research at the NIH Clinical Center (U01 Clinical Trial Optional)

If you need a grant mechanism that is explicitly designed around a real-world translational workflow—moving from lab insight to patient study through NIH infrastructure—PAR-26-116 remains one of the most important NIH opportunities to understand deeply in 2026–2027. This is a U01 Research Project–Cooperative Agreement that pairs NIH Clinical Center access with a structured extramural–intramural partnership. The NOFO frames collaboration as the core, not an add-on: applications are expected to be built around co-execution with at least one NIH Clinical Center investigator and to use Clinical Center resources in more than a token way.

NIH Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program 2027: Open Applications, Eligibility, and Competitive Application Strategy

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NIH Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program 2027: Open Applications, Eligibility, and Competitive Application Strategy

The NIH Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program is one of the rare transatlantic training opportunities that combines a U.S. federal application structure with a world-class university destination in the U.K. The program is organized through the NIH Graduate Partnerships Program (GPP), and the current cycle is clear on one central point: applications for fall 2027 enrollment are open and are slated to close at noon ET on December 1, 2026.

NIH PA-24-193: Pathway to Independence (K99/R00, Independent Clinical Trial Required)

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NIH PA-24-193: Pathway to Independence (K99/R00, Independent Clinical Trial Required)

NIH PA-24-193 is a two-phase career-transition grant for a postdoctoral researcher who needs additional mentored preparation before moving into an independent research position. This particular parent announcement is for candidates who will serve as the lead investigator of an independent clinical trial, a clinical trial feasibility study, or a separate ancillary study to an existing trial. It is not the right announcement for someone who will merely gain experience on another investigator’s trial; NIH directs those applicants to the companion announcement for clinical trials that are not independently led.

NIH PA-24-194: Pathway to Independence (K99/R00, Independent Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

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NIH PA-24-194: Pathway to Independence (K99/R00, Independent Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

This NIH parent opportunity is a high-friction but high-leverage career path for postdoctoral researchers who need a structured bridge from mentored research training into an independent research program. It is the non-clinical-trial counterpart to the clinical-trial variant and is designed for candidates whose transition plans do not require them to lead a new independent trial or trial-feasibility study.

Unlike many grant programs that fund a single project, this mechanism is explicitly a two-phase career transition mechanism (K99 then R00), with a hard cap that makes continuity and timing critical:

NIH PA-25-425: Parent F30 Fellowship for Dual-Degree Students at Institutions Without NIH-Funded Dual-Degree Programs

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NIH PA-25-425: Parent F30 Fellowship for Dual-Degree Students at Institutions Without NIH-Funded Dual-Degree Programs

PA-25-425 is the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Predoctoral Fellowship for students in combined health-professional and research doctoral programs at institutions without NIH-funded institutional predoctoral dual-degree training programs. It supports an integrated course of mentored research and clinical training for future physician-scientists and other clinician-scientists. NIH’s official notice remains open. Its August 8, 2026 receipt date has passed; the next listed standard receipt date is December 8, 2026. Applicants can use the active opportunity for this upcoming cycle, subject to the eligibility and participating Institute or Center requirements below. The notice lists later standard dates through April 8, 2028, and expires May 8, 2028.

NIH PA-26-001: Administrative Supplements to Existing NIH Grants and Cooperative Agreements

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NIH PA-26-001: Administrative Supplements to Existing NIH Grants and Cooperative Agreements

NIH PA-26-001 is a high-value mechanism for labs already holding a live NIH award who need additional funds to address legitimate, unforeseen cost pressures without starting a brand-new grant application. It is officially titled Administrative Supplements to Existing NIH Grants and Cooperative Agreements (Parent Admin Supp Clinical Trial Optional) and is designed for active projects where funding needs arise during execution.

NIH PA-27-101: SBIR Phase IIB Strategic Breakthrough Award

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NIH PA-27-101: SBIR Phase IIB Strategic Breakthrough Award

NIH PA-27-101 is an active parent Notice of Funding Opportunity for a second Phase II award to advance eligible biomedical products toward commercialization. The first listed receipt date, September 5, 2026, has passed. The next listed application due date is January 5, 2027, by 5:00 p.m. local time of the applicant organization. The NIH notice lists recurring renewal, resubmission, and revision dates through April 5, 2029, and expires April 6, 2029. This is an open continuing opportunity, not a closed historical program. NIH does not accept late applications; dates falling on a weekend or federal holiday move to the next business day.

NIH PAR-25-370: ELSI Small Research Grant (R03 Clinical Trial Optional)

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NIH PAR-25-370: ELSI Small Research Grant (R03 Clinical Trial Optional)

NIH’s PAR-25-370 NOFO is a direct funding pathway for compact, high-concentration studies that test ethical, legal, or social questions in human genetics and genomics. Unlike many larger NIH awards that are built around prolonged timelines and heavier administrative burden, the ELSI R03 mechanism is explicitly aimed at small, self-contained projects that are feasible in a short window. For a 2026–2027 opportunities scan, this one matters because it stays open for multiple standard NIH cycles in 2026 and extends review/activity into 2027.

NIH PRIMED-AI Model-to-Clinic Grant 2027: Up to $1 Million a Year for Clinical AI Tools

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NIH PRIMED-AI Model-to-Clinic Grant 2027: Up to $1 Million a Year for Clinical AI Tools

NIH Common Fund’s Model-to-Clinic (M2C) opportunity is for teams that have moved beyond an interesting healthcare AI prototype and are ready to test whether an image-centered clinical decision-support tool can work in real care settings. The call, RFA-RM-27-013, is part of the new Precision Medicine with AI: Integrating Imaging with Multimodal Data (PRIMED-AI) program. It supports tools built as Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) that combine clinical imaging with at least one other relevant health-data type, then move through technical validation, clinical implementation, and evidence generation for adoption.

NIH Quantum Computing Challenge

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NIH Quantum Computing Challenge

The NIH Quantum Computing Challenge is a national prize competition under NIH’s Quantum Biomedical Innovations and Technologies (Qu-BIT) program, run by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS). It targets real biomedical and translational use cases where quantum computing can outperform classical methods.

The official challenge page positions the competition as a two-stage process: an initial ideation/planning phase and a Stage 2 period focused on algorithm development and implementation on quantum hardware. The public page also documents milestone-level timing and a total prize purse of US$1.3M.

NIH Quantum Sensing Technology Challenge

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NIH Quantum Sensing Technology Challenge

Historical reference: the completed challenge is closed

The NIH Quantum Sensing Technology Challenge was a prize competition run by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), through the Quantum Biomedical Innovations and Technologies (Qu-BIT) program. The official NIH page labels the opportunity Closed On 06/29/26 05:00 PM EDT. No next cycle or replacement application deadline is announced on the verified official page, so this entry is an archive reference rather than an open call. The closure refers to the Stage 2 Milestone 1 submission deadline for the selected teams; the official schedule still lists later milestone dates for teams already in the competition.

NIH R01 Clinical Trial Required Parent NOFO (PA-25-305): 2026/2027 Guide

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NIH R01 Clinical Trial Required Parent NOFO (PA-25-305): 2026/2027 Guide

For teams planning large-scale translational or interventional studies in 2026 and 2027, PA-25-305 is the NIH parent pathway to use when the proposal must include a clinical trial. This is the parent notice for R01 Research Project Grants with clinical trial required, and it supports projects aligned to one or more participating NIH Institutes and Centers.

This is not a thematic, niche funding call. It is a broad NIH instrument that can be used across disciplines, from behavioral interventions and imaging trials to mechanistic intervention studies in medicine or human biology. In practice, it is most useful as a “route” for investigators who already have a clinical question and need the NIH R01 framework with clinical trial compliance requirements.

NIH Real-World Evidence Innovation Challenge 2027: Up to $6 Million for Reproducible Clinical Analytics

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NIH Real-World Evidence Innovation Challenge 2027: Up to $6 Million for Reproducible Clinical Analytics

The National Institutes of Health, through the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), has opened a prize challenge for analytic methods that can produce dependable results across different health systems. Its central question is practical: when a model, causal method, phenotyping algorithm, or other workflow is moved from one clinical data environment to another, does it still work in a reproducible and interpretable way?

NIH RFA-CA-27-020: Advanced Development of Informatics Technologies for Cancer Research and Management (U24)

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NIH RFA-CA-27-020: Advanced Development of Informatics Technologies for Cancer Research and Management (U24 Clinical Trial Optional)

RFA-CA-27-020 is part of the NCI Informatics Technology for Cancer Research (ITCR) portfolio and targets advanced development, enhancement, and dissemination of informatics tools for cancer research. The title is technical, but the implication is practical: NIH is funding software, methods, and data systems that can move the field forward, not pure concepts in search of a problem.

NIH RFA-DA-25-024: High Priority HIV and Substance Use Research (R01 Clinical Trial Optional)

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NIH RFA-DA-25-024: High Priority HIV and Substance Use Research (R01 Clinical Trial Optional)

RFA-DA-25-024 is an NIH funding opportunity from NIDA and the Office of the Director (OD) open through the NOFO extension published in 2026. It targets the direct overlap between HIV and substance use disorders, with a clear intent to fund projects that can produce prevention, treatment, and cure-relevant advances for people who use addictive substances. The page is a standard NIH RFA and lists recurring due dates and cycles through 2026 and into 2027, which makes it useful for teams planning a proposal in this planning window rather than a narrow one-off submission.

NIH RFA-DA-25-060: High Priority HIV and Substance Use Research (RM1 Clinical Trial Optional)

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NIH RFA-DA-25-060: High Priority HIV and Substance Use Research (RM1 Clinical Trial Optional)

Quick summary

This is an active NIH/NIDA funding opportunity that asks for high-priority research at the intersection of HIV and substance use disorders with a team-based RM1 structure. It is explicitly designed for research programs that are difficult for a single R01 to handle because the biology, behavior, service delivery, implementation, and policy questions require several principal investigators with complementary expertise. The opportunity carries a total NIH commitment of $3.0M across FY 2025, 2026, and 2027 and is aimed at one to two awards. NIDA states that each individual award should not exceed $1.5M in direct costs per fiscal year and that the maximum project period is five years.

NIH RFA-DK-26-310: Diabetes Research Centers (P30 Clinical Trial Optional)

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NIH RFA-DK-26-310: Diabetes Research Centers (P30 Clinical Trial Optional)

RFA-DK-26-310 is an active National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for Diabetes Research Centers (DRCs). The opportunity supports a coordinated center built around established diabetes research rather than a single independent research project. A successful center brings investigators together, provides shared biomedical resources, runs a Pilot and Feasibility (P&F) program, and creates an administrative and enrichment structure that improves collaboration and workforce development.

NIH RFA-NS-26-001: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Intermediate Patient Population Expanded Access (U01 Clinical Trial Required)

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NIH RFA-NS-26-001: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Intermediate Patient Population Expanded Access (U01 Clinical Trial Required)

If your team is already working at the interface between clinical operations, trial science, and translational neuroscience, this 2026 NIH opportunity is one of the few mechanisms that explicitly starts from real-world treatment access constraints and asks applicants to design studies around them. The NOFO is not a standard hypothesis-driven basic science call with a broad disease focus. It is a structured, mission-oriented cooperative agreement designed to use expanded-access (EA) pathways for ALS while avoiding overlap with ongoing pivotal trials.

NIH RFA-OD-24-011: NIH Research Software Engineer (RSE) Award (R50)

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NIH RFA-OD-24-011: NIH Research Software Engineer (RSE) Award (R50)

The NIH Research Software Engineer (RSE) Award is an uncommon but increasingly important federal mechanism: it funds people, not gadgets or publications. If your team relies on software to advance biomedical research and you need software capability that is durable and credible, this is one of the few NIH awards built explicitly around that role.

Unlike many mechanisms centered on scientific hypotheses or new biological findings, this opportunity exists to support career-stage research software professionals embedded in NIH-funded environments. The NOFO explicitly frames the goal as career continuity for exceptional RSEs and the development of software that can be sustained, shared, and reused across projects.

NIH SBIR/STTR Commercialization Readiness Pilot (CRP) Program (Parent SB1 Clinical Trial Optional): PAR-27-098

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NIH SBIR/STTR Commercialization Readiness Pilot (CRP) Program (Parent SB1 Clinical Trial Optional): PAR-27-098

Current cycle and deadline

PAR-27-098 is an active NIH-wide Commercialization Readiness Pilot (CRP) notice. The September 5, 2026 standard receipt date has passed. The next listed application due date is January 5, 2027, followed by April 5 and September 5, 2027, and additional January, April, and September dates through April 5, 2029. The notice says applications are due by 5:00 p.m. in the applicant organization’s local time and that late applications will not be accepted. Dates falling on weekends or federal holidays may be adjusted under NIH standard receipt-date policy; applicants should confirm the applicable date in the notice and NIH submission systems before filing.

NIH SBIR/STTR Omnibus Solicitation

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NIH SBIR/STTR Omnibus Solicitation

Overview in plain English

The NIH SBIR/STTR parent announcements are the main investigator-initiated route for U.S. small businesses developing biomedical, public-health, diagnostic, device, therapeutic, or related research products. They are not one undifferentiated grant with one universal award ceiling. The current group includes separate notices for SBIR, STTR, and a later-stage SBIR Phase IIB mechanism, each with its own activity codes and eligibility details.

The 2026–2027 parent notices are open, so this is a live listing rather than a historical archive. NIH posted PA-27-100 and PA-27-102 on May 28, 2026, and applications could first be submitted August 5, 2026. The first standard receipt date, September 5, 2026, has passed. NIH’s standard dates are September 5, January 5, and April 5; dates falling on weekends or Federal holidays move to the next business day. The next standard date is January 5, 2027, followed by April 5, 2027. Applications are due by 5:00 PM in the applicant organization’s local time, and the notices state that late applications will not be accepted. Leave time for electronic validation and any required correction before the applicable receipt date.

NIH Small Business Technology Transfer Grant (Parent STTR [R41/R42] Clinical Trial Optional): PA-27-102

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NIH Small Business Technology Transfer Grant (Parent STTR [R41/R42] Clinical Trial Optional): PA-27-102

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Notice of Funding Opportunity PA-27-102 supports U.S. small business concerns (SBCs) that develop a commercial product through a formal research and development collaboration with a nonprofit research institution. The notice covers Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase I and Phase II awards, as well as NIH-only Direct to Phase II and Fast-Track applications. Clinical trials are optional for this parent notice, subject to the participating component’s rules. NIH makes any award to the small business, even when the principal investigator works at the partner institution.

NIH Small Research Grant Program (Parent R03 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (PA-25-302)

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NIH Small Research Grant Program (Parent R03 Clinical Trial Not Allowed) (PA-25-302)

Executive summary

PA-25-302 is the current NIH parent small research grant mechanism for R03 applications that do not include clinical trials. It is intended for investigators who need a compact, tightly scoped project that is manageable with limited direct costs and a short overall implementation window. The mechanism is useful for pilot work, feasibility studies, secondary analysis, methods development, and modest technology-building tasks.

NIH Support for Conferences and Scientific Meetings (PA-25-080): R13 Parent No Clinical Trials

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NIH Support for Conferences and Scientific Meetings (PA-25-080): R13 Parent No Clinical Trials

Key details

Item	Details
Opportunity	PA-25-080: NIH Support for Conferences and Scientific Meetings (Parent R13, Clinical Trial Not Allowed)
Sponsor	National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Activity code	R13
Program type	NIH grant mechanism
Eligibility scope	Domestic organizations only (no direct awards to foreign organizations), broad set of U.S. organizations, no individual-only awards
Funding amount	Not fixed; budgets are not limited, but direct costs only and F&A costs are not allowed
Clinical trial status	Clinical Trial Not Allowed
Status as of 2026-06-01	Ongoing parent NOFO with multiple due-date cycles and expiration 2027-09-08
Best fit	Academic, nonprofit, government, and selected for-profit hosts planning scientific conferences, symposia, workshops, or meeting series
Official application route	ASSIST, Grants.gov Workspace, or institutional system-to-system (S2S)
Minimum prep lead time	At least 6–12 weeks for registrations plus conference concept development

1) What this opportunity is and what it funds

This is not a fellowship, not a training award, and not a seed grant for product development. It is a conference support NOFO for scientific meetings that align with NIH missions and public health priorities. The funding is tied to a specific activity: organizing, hosting, and operating high-quality scientific meetings where participants exchange technical knowledge and shape future research directions.

NIH Undergraduate Scholarship Program (UGSP) 2026-2027: Historical Reference

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NIH Undergraduate Scholarship Program (UGSP) 2026-2027: Historical Reference

The National Institutes of Health Undergraduate Scholarship Program (UGSP) is a needs-based scholarship for undergraduates who are committed to careers in biomedical, behavioral, and social science research. The NIH Office of Intramural Training and Education (OITE) page currently identifies 2026-2027 as the academic year for admission, but it also states plainly that the UGSP application is closed. No later application deadline or successor admission cycle is posted on that official page. This entry is therefore a historical reference for the completed 2026-2027 round, not an invitation to submit an application now.

NIH Weekly Funding Alerts Guide: How to Track New Notices, Policy Changes, and Grant Updates

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If you spend any part of your professional life chasing NIH money, here is a slightly uncomfortable truth: many proposals do not die because the science is weak. They die because the applicant missed a notice, skimmed a policy update too late, or assumed last months rules were still this months rules.

That is why the NIH Guide Weekly Table of Contents deserves far more respect than it gets. It is not glamorous. It will never be the most exciting tab in your browser. It is closer to plumbing than fireworks. But when you rely on NIH funding, good plumbing matters. A lot.

NIH, CDC, and FDA Parent SBIR (R43/R44) Clinical Trial Optional: PA-27-100

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NIH, CDC, and FDA Parent SBIR (R43/R44) Clinical Trial Optional: PA-27-100

The NIH, CDC, and FDA Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Parent Notice of Funding Opportunity PA-27-100 funds eligible U.S. small business concerns (SBCs) to carry out research and development intended to produce commercial products. The notice is open, and the next published standard receipt date is January 5, 2027. The announcement also lists April 5, 2027 as a later receipt date and April 6, 2027 as its expiration date. The September 5, 2026 receipt date has passed; it is not the current submission target.

NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship 2026–2027: Paid Clinical Training With 25% Protected Research Time

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NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship 2026–2027: Paid Clinical Training With 25% Protected Research Time

The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Academic Clinical Fellowship (ACF) is a paid clinical specialty-training route for doctors and dentists who want to develop as clinical academics. It combines ordinary specialty training with protected time for research or educationalist training, so a successful fellow can build academic skills without stepping away from clinical practice altogether.

NIHR ARC East of England Fellowship 2027: Up to £12,500 in Backfill Funding for Health and Care Staff

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NIHR ARC East of England Fellowship 2027: Up to £12,500 in Backfill Funding for Health and Care Staff

The NIHR ARC East of England Fellowship is a practical development opportunity for people working in health, care, and voluntary-sector organisations across the East of England. The 2027 call is open now. The programme starts in April 2027, runs for 12 months, and closes on 9 December 2026 at 12:00pm.

This is not a tuition scholarship and it is not a grant paid into an applicant’s bank account. The ARC provides an employer backfill contribution of up to £12,500 so that a successful fellow can have one protected day each week for a small-scale research or implementation project, teaching, and peer learning. The money is paid to the eligible employing health or care organisation, not directly to the fellow. If replacing the fellow for one day a week costs more than the maximum contribution, the organisation must cover the difference.

NIHR ARC East of England Research and Impact Fellowship Programme 2027

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NIHR ARC East of England Research and Impact Fellowship Programme 2027

At a glance

Detail	Information
Programme	NIHR ARC East of England Research and Impact Fellowship Programme 2027
Who it is for	People working in health, care, or voluntary-sector organisations in the East of England
Fellowship routes	Research Fellowship, or Impact Fellowship
Protected time	One day per week for one year
Funding	Backfill funding up to £12,500
Closing date	12:00 on 9 December 2026; the announcement does not specify a timezone
Assessment	Written application only; there is no interview stage
PhD restriction	Applicants must not hold a PhD or be enrolled in a PhD programme
Official information and application	NIHR ARC East of England announcement

The 2027 programme is for local health, care, and voluntary-sector workers who want protected time and support to carry out a modest applied research, evaluation, or evidence-implementation project. The award is not described as a general training bursary: the funded day is intended to support a project as well as teaching and action-learning sets. The programme announcement is the authority for the details summarized here; check it and the linked application for any updates before submitting.

NIMHD Loan Repayment Program (LRP): 2027 Application Cycle

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NIMHD Loan Repayment Program (LRP): 2027 Application Cycle

If you are an early-stage health disparities researcher looking for structured debt relief tied to research performance, the NIH Loan Repayment Programs (LRP) matter because they are recurring, predictable federal support with clear obligations and known risk of non-compliance.

This page is specifically useful now because NIMHD states that the 2026 application period is closed and the 2027 period will open in September 2026. The program is not a one-off grant announcement with a single date; it is an annual cycle that repeats across participating NIH Institutes and Centers with clear windows and NIH-level expectations. The page also confirms that this pathway is not a full research grant budget; it is a debt-repayment mechanism for eligible investigators who can commit to a strong, sustained research effort.

NIMS Internship Program: Closed Call and Next Round Status

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NIMS Internship Program: Closed Call and Next Round Status

The public application call for the 2026 NIMS Internship has closed. NIMS’s Japanese program page, updated April 8, 2026, says the fiscal-year 2026 recruitment was held once and is over. It adds that a student who contacts a researcher directly may still be able to participate if that researcher agrees, but this is an individual possibility rather than an open public application window. NIMS’s English program page, updated February 3, 2026, says the next application round is scheduled to open in December 2026. It does not provide a new deadline, application dates beyond that opening month, or revised terms. These notices describe separate cycles: the sole FY2026 public call is closed, while NIMS schedules the next application round to open in December 2026. No deadline or terms for that next round are posted. This page is a historical reference to the 2026 call, not a currently open listing. Check the official English program page and Japanese program page before acting on the December notice.

NINDS Landis Award for Outstanding Mentorship (2026): Up to $100,000 per Mentor

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NINDS Landis Award for Outstanding Mentorship (2026): Up to $100,000 per Mentor

Historical reference: the 2026 NINDS Landis Award cycle is closed. The official NIH page lists the prize competition deadline as May 29, 2026, and includes profiles for awardees from that cycle. No subsequent NINDS Landis round is announced on the official program pages reviewed for this update. This page describes the closed cycle for reference; it is not an invitation to submit a late application.

Ninety One Changeblazers Bursary 2027: Historical Reference

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Ninety One Changeblazers Bursary 2027: Historical Reference

Cycle status

This page records Ninety One’s Changeblazers bursary for students planning to begin university in 2027. The official flyer linked from Ninety One’s bursary page gives 31 August 2026 as the closing date. That published deadline has passed. The official page still displays “Applications for 2027 Changeblazers bursaries are now open!” and retains its application instructions, but its flyer has the earlier fixed date. The official material checked for this update does not state that the deadline was extended, that late submissions are accepted, or that applications remain open until places fill. This listing is therefore an archive of the announced 2027 round, not a claim that an application can still be submitted.

Niskanen Summer Institute 2026: Historical Fully Funded Policy Institute

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Niskanen Summer Institute 2026: Historical Fully Funded Policy Institute

The 2026 Niskanen Summer Institute was a fully funded, one-week academic programme in Washington, D.C., organised by the Niskanen Center. It was intended for leadership-minded undergraduates who wanted to understand the intersection of politics and policy and examine the Center’s approach to institutional reform. This page is now a historical reference. The official programme page links to a Gusto listing titled “Niskanen Summer 2026 Institute”; together, those official records identify the February deadline and June programme week as the completed 2026 cycle. The Niskanen Center page does not announce a later cycle or a new application deadline.

Niskanen Summer Institute: Democracy that Works — Historical Reference

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Niskanen Summer Institute: Democracy that Works — Historical Reference

Overview

Application status: closed historical cycle. The official Niskanen Center page documents the 2026 institute, whose application deadline was February 27 and whose scheduled program dates were June 8 to June 12. Those dates have passed. The official program page still presents only the 2026 cycle and says it will be updated as programming and speakers are confirmed; it does not announce a later cohort, open applications, or a new deadline. This entry is therefore a historical reference rather than an active call for applications.

NIST Measurement Science and Engineering Research Grants: Historical Reference

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NIST Measurement Science and Engineering Research Grants: Historical Reference

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), part of the U.S. Department of Commerce, issued the FY25 Measurement Science and Engineering (MSE) Research Grant Programs notice under funding opportunity number 2025-NIST-MSE-01. It covered research, collaborations, partnerships, and related activities connected to NIST’s measurement science, standards, and technology mission. The application period for that notice is over. Its final deadline was September 15, 2026. Amendment 1, issued June 9, 2026, replaced the earlier rolling-intake language with a firm cutoff and says applications received after it would not be reviewed or considered.

NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) 2027: Paid STEM Research Internship, Applications Expected Mid-October 2026

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NIST Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) 2027: Paid STEM Research Internship, Applications Expected Mid-October 2026

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) is a paid, hands-on research opportunity for undergraduate students who want to spend a summer working inside a federal science and engineering laboratory. NIST describes SURF as a way to encourage students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics while contributing to the agency’s measurement, standards and research mission.

NL Scholarship (formerly Holland Scholarship) 2026-2027: €5,000 Grant for Non-EEA Students in the Netherlands

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NL Scholarship (formerly Holland Scholarship) 2026-2027: €5,000 Grant for Non-EEA Students in the Netherlands

The NL Scholarship is a route for international students who want to study in the Netherlands. It is worth being clear from the first sentence: this is a partial, one-time grant of €5,000, not a full-tuition or fully funded scholarship. That single fact shapes everything about how you should plan for it, budget around it, and decide whether it fits your situation.

NLM Michael E. DeBakey Fellowship in the History of Medicine 2027

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NLM Michael E. DeBakey Fellowship in the History of Medicine 2027

Current status

The National Library of Medicine (NLM) says that the application period for the 2027 Fellowship awards has closed. Its program page says selected fellows will be notified and awards announced in December 2026, while the cooperating Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences (FAES) application portal says selected fellows will be notified by January 2027. Those official pages differ on notification timing; neither difference changes the published September 30, 2026 application deadline. The NLM page asks prospective applicants to watch it for details of the 2028 cycle; it does not yet give an opening date, deadline, or application instructions for that next cycle. This page is therefore a historical reference for the closed 2027 awards cycle, not an open call. Do not use its archived deadline to plan a future application. Check the official NLM page for the next announcement before preparing or submitting materials.

NLnet Foundation Open Calls: €5,000–€50,000 Grants for Free and Open Source Internet Projects, Reopening 3 September 2026 With a 3 November 2026 Deadline

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NLnet Foundation Open Calls: €5,000–€50,000 Grants for Free and Open Source Internet Projects, Reopening 3 September 2026 With a 3 November 2026 Deadline

NLnet Foundation is one of the few funders in the world that will hand a working developer tens of thousands of euros to improve a piece of internet infrastructure, without demanding a university affiliation, a registered company, matched funding, or equity. It has been doing this since 1989, and over the past decade it has run rolling open calls roughly every two months under the Next Generation Internet banner.

NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Scheme (UGSS): Historical Reference for Nigerian Students

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NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Scheme (UGSS): Historical Reference for Nigerian Students

The NLNG Undergraduate Scholarship Scheme (UGSS) page is a historical reference to a closed call. Nigeria LNG Limited’s official announcement for the 2025 UGSS invited first-year undergraduates in the 2025/2026 session and set the application deadline for December 12, 2025. That deadline has passed. The official NLNG Scholarships portal remains the appropriate place to check for a later call, but the public information reviewed for this update did not provide a replacement UGSS deadline or an active UGSS application window. NLNG has not announced another UGSS cycle in the official sources reviewed, so this page does not claim that applications are open or predict when they may reopen.

NMSDC Emerging Young Entrepreneurs (EYE) Program 2026: Historical Reference

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NMSDC Emerging Young Entrepreneurs (EYE) Program 2026: Historical Reference

The National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) ran its 2026 Emerging Young Entrepreneurs (EYE) cohort for minority entrepreneurs ages 19 to 35. NMSDC’s published 2026 application information gives June 19, 2026 as the cohort’s deadline. The official program page now marks the 2026 cohort closed, thanks applicants, and asks readers to watch for updates on future application cycles. It does not announce a date for another cycle. This page is therefore an archive of the 2026 opportunity, not an invitation to apply now.

NNF-IAS Fellowships in Health and Sustainability 2027–2029: First Call on Inequity in Health

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NNF-IAS Fellowships in Health and Sustainability 2027–2029: First Call on Inequity in Health

The first call in the Novo Nordisk Foundation–supported NNF-IAS Fellowship Programme offered five full-time research fellowships across four Nordic institutes. Its theme was Inequity in Health, and its 23-month appointments were scheduled to run from 1 September 2027 through 31 July 2029. The application deadline was 1 October 2026 at noon CEST. The official AIAS call page now marks that call closed, so this page is a historical reference and cannot be used to submit an application.

NNSA Graduate Fellowship Program 2027–2028: $68,200–$80,200 Salaried Nuclear Security Fellowship

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NNSA Graduate Fellowship Program 2027–2028: $68,200–$80,200 Salaried Nuclear Security Fellowship

The NNSA Graduate Fellowship Program (NGFP) is a paid, one-year professional fellowship for graduate students and recent graduate-degree holders who want to work in nuclear security and related national-security missions. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) administers the program for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). The 2027–2028 application is open now and closes on October 2, 2026.

This is not a tuition-only scholarship or an unpaid academic placement. Fellows are hired by PNNL and work with an NNSA supervisor and mentor at an NNSA program or site office. The official benefits page lists an annual salary of $68,200 for a master’s, post-master’s, or doctorate in progress and $80,200 for a postdoctorate. It also lists a hiring incentive, three weeks of vacation accrued weekly, tuition reimbursement subject to criteria, a travel and training allotment, professional development, and a comprehensive benefits package.

NOAA EPP Undergraduate Scholarship Program

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NOAA EPP Undergraduate Scholarship Program

The NOAA Educational Partnership Program (EPP) Undergraduate Scholarship combines two years of undergraduate funding with paid summer experience at NOAA and continuing professional development. It is intended for students at accredited minority-serving institutions who are studying in fields related to NOAA’s mission and meet the program’s citizenship, class-standing, enrollment, and GPA rules. The award is a package of financial support and professional experience, so applicants should review both the school and internship commitments before starting the shared application. NOAA’s prospective scholar page

NOAA Great Lakes Fish Habitat Restoration Partnership Grants: Historical FY 2027 Cycle

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NOAA Great Lakes Fish Habitat Restoration Partnership Grants: Historical FY 2027 Cycle

This page is a historical reference for NOAA Fisheries’ Great Lakes Fish Habitat Restoration Partnership Grants cycle that considered projects for federal fiscal year 2027. The application deadline was September 4, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. That deadline has passed. NOAA’s published schedule and the linked federal notice list no later deadline for this funding opportunity, and NOAA says this announcement remains open only until 2026, subject to funds. NOAA has not announced a later cycle on the official opportunity page. There is no currently open application date to use from this notice.

NOAA William M. Lapenta Student Internship 2027: $6,000 Stipend Plus Housing and Travel Support

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NOAA William M. Lapenta Student Internship 2027: $6,000 Stipend Plus Housing and Travel Support

The William M. Lapenta Student Internship Program is a paid NOAA summer placement for students who want practical experience in weather, climate, ocean, environmental data, or another field connected to NOAA’s mission. The program is built around a real project and a NOAA mentor, rather than a short job-shadowing visit. Interns work full time for 10 weeks, participate in lectures and workshops, meet NOAA scientists and managers, and present their project results at the end of the internship.

NoFAR Life Sciences Bridging Program

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NoFAR Life Sciences Bridging Program

Overview

The official page now presented by the Israel Innovation Authority for this opportunity is the Applied Research in Academia – Applied Research Fund program page. For practical submission, the Hebrew page is where most day-to-day rules are shown, because it contains dates, submission mechanics, and process details.

This is not a generic seed-funding program. It is a knowledge-transfer program that helps academic teams move a project from research-level proof-of-concept into a position where an Israeli company can adopt it for commercial product development.

Nonprofit Grants

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Nonprofit grants can support direct services, advocacy, arts, education, public health, climate work, community safety, youth programs, research translation, housing, food access, and organizational capacity. The best fit usually comes from mission alignment, not from chasing every available funder.

Before applying, confirm whether your organization type is eligible. Some funders require 501(c)(3) status. Others allow fiscal sponsorship, public agencies, schools, universities, religious organizations for nonreligious services, grassroots groups, or international nonprofit equivalents. If fiscal sponsorship is allowed, check whether the sponsor must submit the application.

NordForsk Nordic and Baltic Solutions on Food Security 2026: Up to NOK 15 Million per Project From a NOK 115 Million Pot, Closing 2 December 2026

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NordForsk Nordic and Baltic Solutions on Food Security 2026: Up to NOK 15 Million per Project From a NOK 115 Million Pot, Closing 2 December 2026

NordForsk published this call on 23 June 2026, and it closes at 13:00 CET (Oslo time) on 2 December 2026. It is one of the larger coordinated research investments in the Nordic-Baltic region this year: a pot of up to NOK 115 million for Nordic partners, separate national allocations for Estonia and Lithuania, and an intention to fund roughly ten consortia. A single project can request up to NOK 15 million from the Nordic pot.

Nordic Innovation: Green and Competitive Nordic Region project proposals

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Nordic Innovation: Green and Competitive Nordic Region project proposals

This page is a historical reference for Nordic Innovation’s Call for project proposals: Green and Competitive Nordic Region. The official call page is closed. Its application deadline was 11 February 2026 at 13:00 CET, and Nordic Innovation later reported that seven projects were selected from 76 applications. No new application window for this same call is announced on Nordic Innovation’s official funding pages as of this review.

Norman Borlaug Award for Field Research and Application 2026: $10,000 Award (Closed Cycle)

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Norman Borlaug Award for Field Research and Application 2026: $10,000 Award (Closed Cycle)

The Norman E. Borlaug Award for Field Research and Application, endowed by The Rockefeller Foundation, is a recognition award run by The World Food Prize Foundation. The 2026 nomination cycle is closed. The official procedure lists June 1 as the nomination deadline, and the Foundation’s 2026 announcement identifies Pamela Afokpe as the recipient. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open application listing.

North Carolina Education Lottery Scholarship

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North Carolina Education Lottery Scholarship

Historical status

The North Carolina Education Lottery Scholarship (ELS) is no longer accepting applications because the program ended. The North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority (NCSEAA) identifies fiscal year 2023 as the last year for ELS. Its annual report says academic year 2022–23 was the final year for ELS and explains that the prior UNC Need-Based Grant, North Carolina Community College Grant, and ELS were consolidated into the North Carolina Need-Based Scholarship Program for Public Colleges and Universities. The current public-college successor is presented to students as the Next NC Scholarship.

North Carolina LIEAP 2026–2027: Low Income Energy Assistance Program

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2026–2027 LIEAP cycle and application timing

North Carolina’s Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) helps eligible households pay heating costs through a one-time payment to an energy provider. The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) 2026–2027 Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program plan lists the LIEAP heating period as December 1, 2026 through March 31, 2027. That published operating period confirms a new cycle is planned. As of this page’s October 2, 2026 update, the application window has not opened yet.

North Dakota Career Builders Scholarship

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North Dakota Career Builders Scholarship

The North Dakota Career Builders Scholarship is a workforce-focused aid program administered by the North Dakota University System (NDUS). It helps businesses and communities recruit and retain people in high-need occupations by matching eligible private-sector or qualifying public funds with state money. For a student, that structure can turn an employer sponsorship or community contribution into help with tuition, fees, books, and supplies.

This is not a general scholarship with one annual essay deadline. The official NDUS page says the institution generally starts the scholarship application process with the student, and the award depends on an eligible program, an eligible occupation, confirmed matching funds, and final NDUS approval. Because the page does not publish one universal closing date, this entry uses rolling as the deadline. You still need to move early: a campus cannot complete the process until the program, donor match, and student documents are in place.

North Dakota Homestead Property Tax Credit

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North Dakota Homestead Property Tax Credit

Archive status

This page records the 2026 North Dakota Homestead Property Tax Credit and related Renter’s Refund cycle. It is a historical reference, not an open application listing. I checked the North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner’s official program pages and its 2026 property-tax deadline listing. The 2026 homeowner application was due to the local assessor or county director of tax equalization by April 1, 2026. The 2026 renter application had to be postmarked by May 31, 2026. Both filing windows have closed.

Northern Ireland Election Study 2026 to 2031: Closed ESRC Funding Opportunity

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Northern Ireland Election Study 2026 to 2031: Closed ESRC Funding Opportunity

The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funding opportunity for the Northern Ireland Election Study (NIES) 2026 to 2031 is closed. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) page records the closing deadline as 14 May 2026 at 4:00pm UK time, and states that applications cannot be made after that time. UKRI lists the opportunity as closed and does not announce a replacement round on this page. This record is therefore a historical reference to the completed application cycle, not an invitation to submit a late application.

Norway Barnetrygd (Child Benefit)

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What Barnetrygd is

Barnetrygd is Norway’s monthly child benefit, administered by NAV (the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration). It supports families with children under 18 and is normally paid as a fixed amount per child rather than as a payment that changes with household income. It is an ongoing benefit: there is no single annual competition or closing date. A family applies when its circumstances require an application, and many children born in Norway are registered for ordinary child benefit automatically.

Norway Folketrygden Healthcare (National Insurance Scheme)

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Folketrygden is Norway’s National Insurance Scheme. Its healthcare role is easy to misunderstand: it is not a single insurance card that makes every service free, and membership is not decided simply by citizenship, tax residence, or entry in the population register. The rules depend mainly on lawful residence, employment, and social-security agreements. Eligible people receive public support for necessary healthcare and usually pay regulated user fees. People who are not members can still have emergency or other statutory rights, but those rights are not the same as full National Insurance coverage.

Notion for Startups: Up to 6 Months of Business With Notion AI

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The Notion for Startups program is a software benefit for early-stage companies that want to run documentation, projects, knowledge, and AI-assisted work in one workspace. Notion does not publish one universal discount for every applicant. The current official page describes a tiered offer: eligible companies may receive one, three, or six months of the Business plan with Notion AI included.

The program is ongoing rather than tied to a dated application round. Notion’s official page currently presents an application link and does not state a closing date. That makes rolling the appropriate deadline value for this listing. It does not mean every applicant receives the maximum term, and it does not remove the need for Notion to review the information submitted.

NourishNext West Africa 2026: US$5,000 Seed Grants for Youth-Led Fruit and Vegetable Ventures

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NourishNext West Africa 2026: US$5,000 Seed Grants for Youth-Led Fruit and Vegetable Ventures

NourishNext West Africa is a regional innovation challenge led by the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN). It backs youth-led solutions that improve fruit and vegetable value chains, from processing and preservation to transport, retail, public procurement, and consumer demand. The official programme page currently lists different application statuses by country: Nigeria applications are closed; the Benin and Senegal deadlines have passed; and Côte d’Ivoire applications remain open until 11 October 2026. The page’s general country list should not be read as meaning every country is still accepting applications.

Novel Autonomy and Robotics Competition 2026: Up to £60,000 for UK Defence Robotics Research

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Novel Autonomy and Robotics Competition 2026: Up to £60,000 for UK Defence Robotics Research

Historical reference: the 2026 competition is closed

The Novel Autonomy and Robotics Competition was a UK Defence Innovation (UKDI) call run on behalf of the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) Autonomy Programme Incubator. Its 2026 Phase 1 round is closed. Stage 1 outlines were due by midday on 11 August 2026, and only applicants invited after that screen could submit a Stage 2 proposal. The final Stage 2 deadline was midday on 17 September 2026. The official UKDI live opportunities collection recorded the Stage 2 competition as closed on 18 September. UKDI has not announced a replacement Novel Autonomy and Robotics cycle in the official opportunities collection reviewed for this entry. These dates describe the completed round; they are not application instructions for a live call.

Novo Nordisk Foundation Project Grants in the Natural and Technical Sciences 2026: Historical Reference

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Novo Nordisk Foundation Project Grants in the Natural and Technical Sciences 2026: Historical Reference

Status of the 2026 call

The Novo Nordisk Foundation’s Project Grants in the Natural and Technical Sciences 2026 call is closed. The Foundation’s official programme page lists the call as opening on 19 June 2026 and closing on 3 September 2026 at 2:00 PM Copenhagen time. The application window has passed, so this page is an archive of the rules and funding scope for that round. It is not an invitation to submit an application now.

NPGH LEADERs Program: 2027–2028 Archive and 2028–2029 Outlook

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NPGH LEADERs Program: 2027–2028 Archive and 2028–2029 Outlook

Status

The NPGH LEADERs LAUNCH Fellowship application for the 2027–2028 program year is closed. The official application page says applications were due September 15, 2026, by 5 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time. This page is a historical reference to that completed application round, not an invitation to apply now. Do not send materials for the 2027–2028 round or rely on its requirements as the final rules for a later cohort.

NPS Battlefield Land Acquisition Grant: FY2026 (Historical Reference)

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NPS Battlefield Land Acquisition Grant: FY2026 (Historical Reference)

FY2026 cycle status and deadline

The FY2026 Battlefield Land Acquisition Grant (BLAG), opportunity number P26AS00019, is a closed funding round and is retained here as a historical reference. The signed National Park Service (NPS) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) states that applications had to be submitted by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on September 30, 2026. No successor cycle was announced on the official sources reviewed for this page. This archive therefore does not represent an open application opportunity; prospective applicants should consult NPS American Battlefield Protection Program (ABPP) and Grants.gov for a later notice before preparing an application.

NREF Research Fellowship Grant and Young Clinician Investigator Award 2027–2028: Up to $50,000 for North American Neurosurgical Research

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NREF Research Fellowship Grant and Young Clinician Investigator Award 2027–2028: Up to $50,000 for North American Neurosurgical Research

The Neurosurgery Research & Education Foundation (NREF) 2027–28 Research Fellowship Grant and Young Clinician Investigator Award are designed for neurosurgeons who want protected time to build an academic research career. The cycle is open now through the NREF grant portal. The current portal schedule lists an application deadline of November 8, 2026 and award notification on April 15, 2027.

NRF Thuthuka Funding Instrument 2027: Tracks, Eligibility and How to Apply

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The National Research Foundation (NRF) Thuthuka Funding Instrument is a South African research grant for emerging academics and researchers. It is built around three routes: a PhD Track for applicants working toward a doctorate, a Post-PhD Track for researchers developing an independent research profile, and an NRF Rating Track for researchers who have not yet had a fair opportunity to establish themselves and intend to apply for an NRF rating.

NRPC Clean Water Projects: Lamoille Basin, Round 12

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NRPC Clean Water Projects: Lamoille Basin, Round 12

The Northwest Regional Planning Commission (NRPC) is accepting proposals for clean water projects in Vermont’s Lamoille River watershed. The Clean Water Service Provider has funding available for work that improves water quality and aligns with Vermont’s Clean Water Service Delivery Act. Projects may be at the development, design, implementation, or operation and maintenance stage. The 12th round opened October 8, 2026; proposals are due November 12, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. See the official call for applications for program details.

NSA Stokes Educational Scholarship Program 2027: Up to $30,000 a Year for High School Seniors

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NSA Stokes Educational Scholarship Program 2027: Up to $30,000 a Year for High School Seniors

The National Security Agency’s Stokes Educational Scholarship Program is a serious funding and employment pathway for U.S. high school seniors who already know they want to study a technical or Chinese-language field. For the summer 2027 program, the NSA says applications will be accepted starting September 1, 2026. That makes this a timely opportunity for students preparing college applications during the 2026-27 school year.

NSF 24-528: EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program – EPSCoR Research Fellows

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NSF 24-528: EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program – EPSCoR Research Fellows

If you are planning for the 2026/2027 federal cycle, this is a strategic fit for institutions that can produce a strong, institution-building proposal rather than a broad generic science project. The EPSCoR Research Fellows mechanism is not a standard single-lab grant. It is a career- and capability-oriented fellowship model designed to help researchers from EPSCoR jurisdictions spend time at high-capability host sites and return with stronger, sustainable research capacity at their home institution.

NSF 24-573: Focused EPSCoR Collaborations Program (FEC)

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NSF 24-573: Focused EPSCoR Collaborations Program (FEC)

The NSF EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program: Focused EPSCoR Collaborations (FEC) is a recurring federal opportunity for organizations in EPSCoR-eligible regions to submit inter-jurisdictional research infrastructure proposals across STEM fields. The official program page lists it as an active program with recurring deadlines, and the latest upcoming full proposal deadline shown is 26 January 2027.

Unlike many single-cycle opportunities, this one is designed as part of an ongoing competition model. The solicitation in NSF’s catalog is the current version under solicitation number 24-573, while the program page presents an updated annual schedule that includes:

NSF 24-586: National Quantum Virtual Laboratory - Quantum Testbeds (NQVL)

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NSF 24-586: National Quantum Virtual Laboratory - Quantum Testbeds (NQVL)

The National Science Foundation has built the NQVL program as a multi-stage infrastructure path for quantum technologies that move from demonstration concepts toward practical systems. The 2024 opportunity for Quantum Science and Technology Demonstrations (QSTD) Design and Implementation asks teams to propose not just a single prototype, but an integrated development pathway that can survive through pilot, design, and operations stages.

NSF 24-598: Mid-scale Research Infrastructure-1 (Mid-scale RI-1) — Historical Reference

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NSF 24-598: Mid-scale Research Infrastructure-1 (Mid-scale RI-1) — Historical Reference

NSF Mid-scale Research Infrastructure-1 (Mid-scale RI-1) supports design activities and implementation projects for shared research infrastructure. This page is now a historical reference for solicitation NSF 24-598. NSF’s current program page says the program is waiting for a new publication, and the solicitation page says it is not currently accepting proposals. NSF has not published the next solicitation on those pages. Researchers should therefore treat this entry as an archive, not as an open application opportunity.

NSF 25-510: Coupling, Energetics, and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions (CEDAR)

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NSF 25-510: Coupling, Energetics, and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions (CEDAR)

Coupling, Energetics, and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions (CEDAR) is a recurring U.S. NSF Geosciences program for research teams that study how the atmosphere and near-space regions interact across altitudes, energy pathways, and coupling processes. It is one of the few NSF lines that explicitly calls for work spanning the middle atmosphere, thermosphere, ionosphere, and exosphere while explicitly rewarding projects that combine observations, modeling, and open-science-compatible methods.

NSF 25-515: Security, Privacy, and Trust in Cyberspace (SaTC 2.0)

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NSF 25-515: Security, Privacy, and Trust in Cyberspace (SaTC 2.0)

NSF’s SaTC 2.0 program funds research that can improve security, privacy, resilience, and trust across the interconnected cyber ecosystem. The current solicitation is NSF 25-515, “Security, Privacy, and Trust in Cyberspace.” It welcomes work spanning computing and engineering, mathematics and statistics, social and behavioral sciences, and education. The central question is how to make cyber systems and the people and institutions that depend on them more trustworthy, including when facing malicious actors.

NSF 25-522: EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program: E-RISE

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NSF 25-522: EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program: E-RISE

Key details at a glance

Item	Details
Program	EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Program: EPSCoR Research Incubators for STEM Excellence (E-RISE)
Opportunity	NSF 25-522, the current solicitation identified by NSF
Next published full-proposal deadline	August 10, 2027, due by 5 p.m. in the submitting organization’s local time
Recurrence	Second Tuesday in August annually after the listed 2027 date
Award type	Continuing grant
Initial project	Four years, up to $8,000,000 total
Potential renewal	Three additional years, up to $4,500,000 total, subject to review and progress
Program-level estimate	Up to $31,500,000 annually for up to 15 new awards, subject to funds and proposal quality
Required preliminary step	None; letters of intent and preliminary proposals are not required
Submission routes	Research.gov or Grants.gov, subject to the solicitation’s rules
Official program page	NSF E-RISE program page
Official solicitation	NSF 25-522

NSF currently lists August 10, 2027 as the next E-RISE full proposal deadline. The solicitation describes the recurring schedule as the second Tuesday in August each year after the first listed deadline. The dated 2027 entry is therefore the concrete planning date to use; a general annual pattern does not replace checking the program page and solicitation for later updates. Proposals are due by 5 p.m. local time at the submitting organization.

NSF 25-531: Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure (CICI)

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NSF 25-531: Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure (CICI)

The U.S. National Science Foundation’s Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure program (CICI) is an active solicitation for institutions and research teams that can improve how science is protected and how scientific computing environments stay usable, scalable, and trustworthy. The program is focused on the infrastructure that supports modern discovery: secure computation, reliable scientific workflows, collaborative data environments, and AI-ready scientific datasets.

This is a strong 2026/2027-cycle opportunity because the solicitation page explicitly shows recurring deadlines. It is not a one-off, single-deadline award. Proposals are part of a structured NSF competition framework that advances annually with a published cycle and a fixed annual “third Wednesday in January” closure pattern after its recent cycle dates.

NSF 25-533: Findable Accessible Interoperable Reusable Open Science (FAIROS)

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NSF 25-533: Findable Accessible Interoperable Reusable Open Science (FAIROS)

FAIROS is one of the NSF’s core opportunities for teams that want to improve research data and open science infrastructure at system level, not just launch a single project. The solicitation is identified as NSF 25-533 and is still shown by NSF as an active program page, with future submissions aligned to annual second Wednesday in April cycles and the next visible full proposal deadline listed as April 14, 2027. It is positioned under NSF’s public access and open science priorities and is meant to support teams that can improve how data, software, methods, and community workflows are shared, curated, and reused.

NSF 25-543: Computer and Information Science and Engineering: Future Computing Research (Future CoRe)

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NSF 25-543: Computer and Information Science and Engineering: Future Computing Research (Future CoRe)

If your team is building foundational work in computing, communication, or information systems and wants a federal pathway in 2026/2027, NSF 25-543 is one of the most practical NSF options. It is the current NSF CISE Future CoRe solicitation and replaces earlier versions (including NSF 24-589, NSF 24-581, and NSF 25-527). That matters because it consolidates and updates what used to be separate Core, Cyber-Physical, and connected communities tracks, while preserving a broad portfolio and opening explicit recurring annual submission windows.

NSF 25-548: Accelerating Research Translation (ART)

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NSF 25-548: Accelerating Research Translation (ART)

Historical status

NSF 25-548 was the 2025 revision of the Accelerating Research Translation (ART) program solicitation. It is now a historical reference: the competition’s two full-proposal deadlines have passed, and the official ART pages do not announce a later ART solicitation or replacement deadline. NSF’s solicitation page still labels the page an “Active funding opportunity” and calls its document the “current version,” but it also lists only the January 15 and March 12, 2026 submission deadlines. Those labels describe the posted solicitation record; they do not reopen either elapsed submission window. The program page links back to NSF 25-548, and the ART updates page’s latest listed item is the February 24, 2026 awards notice.

NSF 26-017: Empowering and Educating Children to Thrive in a Digital Era

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NSF 26-017: Empowering and Educating Children to Thrive in a Digital Era

The NSF 26-017 page is a Dear Colleague Letter (DCL), published by NSF’s Technology, Innovation and Partnerships (TIP), that invites proposals to support children’s safety, privacy, digital literacy, and well-being through advanced technologies, including AI, across both formal and informal education settings. On the NSF page, this is framed as an active funding opportunity and explicitly connected to at least two named NSF programs. In this sense, it is not a single stand-alone competition with one application form or one award amount. It is a policy signal and a routing mechanism into existing NSF solicitations.

NSF 26-1341: Professional Formation of Engineers (PFE)

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NSF 26-1341: Professional Formation of Engineers (PFE)

Professional Formation of Engineers (PFE) is an active NSF program page published in April 2026 that addresses a long-sustained gap in U.S. innovation systems: strong technical education is not enough when transition pathways into the profession remain fragmented. The initiative frames engineering formation as a process, not a stage. That matters because the opportunity is not narrowly about classroom teaching, and it is not a single internship stipend program. It is explicitly about research and program design that improves how people become engineers, how they are supported after initial training, and how systems can better connect formal learning, workplace entry, and lifelong professional development.

NSF 26-1517: Electronic, Photonic, Magnetic, and Quantum Devices (EPMQD)

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NSF 26-1517: Electronic, Photonic, Magnetic, and Quantum Devices (EPMQD)

The Electronic, Photonic, Magnetic, and Quantum Devices (EPMQD) opportunity, indexed as PD 26-1517 by NSF, is a high-leverage research support channel for device-level innovation in the engineering stack. The opportunity page was published 16 April 2026 and explicitly says full proposals can currently be submitted at any time, so it functions as a rolling entry point for research teams rather than a narrow campaign deadline. That makes this one unusually useful if your proposal has reached a strong technical point but your discipline window is often tightly deadline-driven elsewhere.

NSF 26-500: Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers (MRSEC)

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NSF 26-500: Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers (MRSEC)

This page is a historical reference for NSF 26-500, the Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers (MRSEC) solicitation. The U.S. National Science Foundation’s solicitation page identifies NSF 26-500 as its current MRSEC solicitation and lists the invited full proposal deadline as January 27, 2026. The NSF program page does not announce a later MRSEC cycle. This is therefore not an open application listing: the deadline retained in the metadata is the published closing date for the completed competition, and historicalReference = true distinguishes the archive entry from a live opportunity.

NSF 26-501: Collaboratory to Advance Mathematics Education and Learning for K-12 (CAMEL)

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NSF 26-501: Collaboratory to Advance Mathematics Education and Learning for K-12 (CAMEL)

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) CAMEL solicitation supports collaboration among researchers who study learning, K-12 education practitioners, and data scientists. Its purpose is to improve mathematics learning and education by connecting science of learning, classroom practice, data science, artificial intelligence, and technology. The solicitation was posted on December 10, 2025.

This page has a continuing but narrow application path. The Phase I deadlines have passed: the required Letter of Intent was due January 9, 2026, and the Phase I full proposal was due March 11, 2026. NSF still lists Phase II full proposals as accepted anytime, but Phase II is open only to awardees of Phase I. The rolling deadline in this page’s metadata therefore describes the continuing Phase II route; it does not mean that a new applicant can submit a late Phase I proposal or that a new Phase I round has been announced.

NSF 26-502: Trailblazer Engineering Impact Award (TRAILBLAZER) 2026

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NSF 26-502: Trailblazer Engineering Impact Award (TRAILBLAZER) 2026

This page records the completed FY 2026 cycle of the National Science Foundation’s Trailblazer Engineering Impact Award, or TRAILBLAZER. NSF 26-502 set the final full-proposal deadline at July 24, 2026, by 5 p.m. in the submitting organization’s local time. That deadline has passed. The NSF program page continues to link to NSF 26-502 and its listed updates do not announce a later TRAILBLAZER solicitation or application deadline. This entry is therefore a historical reference, not an open invitation to submit. Before planning a future application, check NSF for a new solicitation; do not infer a recurring annual round from this one cycle.

NSF 26-504: Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Biology (PRFB), 2027 Application Round

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NSF 26-504: Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Biology (PRFB), 2027 Application Round

Key Details
Opportunity	NSF 26-504, Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Biology (PRFB)
Program Office	Directorate for Biological Sciences, Division of Biological Infrastructure
Funding Amount	$110,000 per year for two years ($220,000 total)
Core Award Payments	$85,000 annual stipend + $25,000 annual fellowship allowance
Fellowship Duration	24 continuous months
Fellowship Type	Individual fellowship to the postdoc
Proposed Research Focus	Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Biological Sciences to Strengthen and Safeguard Biotechnology Innovations
Next Published Deadline	2027-09-28 (5 p.m. local time of submitting organization)
Recurring Deadlines	Fourth Tuesday in September annually after the published 2027 date
Application Method	Research.gov (full proposal submission)

What this program is and why this is the relevant 2027 application round

NSF’s Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in Biology (PRFB), solicitation NSF 26-504, supports recent doctoral degree recipients preparing for independent research careers. The active solicitation sets a single focus area: the intersection of artificial intelligence and biological sciences to strengthen and safeguard biotechnology innovations. It replaces three competitive areas in the earlier solicitation with this integrated theme. The solicitation, posted February 5, 2026, lists two full proposal deadlines: September 29, 2026 and September 28, 2027. The September 2026 date has passed. September 28, 2027 is the next published deadline, due by 5 p.m. in the submitting organization’s local time, so the program remains an active opportunity for that round. NSF says later deadlines fall on the fourth Tuesday in September annually. The 2027 round is therefore the date to use for planning; the 2026 date is included only to explain the sequence of rounds.

NSF 26-505: National Quantum and Nanotechnology Infrastructure (NQNI) Program

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NSF 26-505: National Quantum and Nanotechnology Infrastructure (NQNI) Program

Status of this opportunity

This page is a historical reference for NSF solicitation 26-505. The official National Science Foundation solicitation identifies one competition, with a required Letter of Intent (LOI) due March 16, 2026 and a full proposal due May 14, 2026. Both submission dates have passed. NSF labels the posted solicitation “Active funding opportunity” and “current version,” but the document still gives only the May 14, 2026 full proposal deadline. The NQNI program page’s “View guidelines” link resolves to this same solicitation and shows no successor solicitation or new submission window. The active/current labels describe the posted document; they do not establish an open application period. Readers should not treat this entry as open or submit using the archived dates.

NSF 26-506: Pathways to Enable Secure Open-Source Ecosystems (PESOSE)

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NSF 26-506: Pathways to Enable Secure Open-Source Ecosystems (PESOSE)

This opportunity is a major U.S. NSF program for teams building or improving open-source ecosystems (OSEs) around research-derived tools, models, data platforms, hardware designs, or similar assets. It is especially relevant if your project depends on broad community participation, needs stronger governance and security planning, and needs a credible path to sustainable adoption.

NSF currently lists this as an active funding opportunity. The 1 September 2026 deadline has passed; the next full-proposal deadline is 2 March 2027, due by 5 p.m. in the submitting organization’s local time. The NSF program page also lists 7 September 2027 and says that a September deadline recurs on the first Tuesday annually. The current solicitation is NSF 26-506, posted February 19, 2026, and replaces NSF 24-606. Check the official pages before submission in case NSF posts a revision.

NSF 26-507: Fostering Interdisciplinary Networks to Develop Emergent and Responsive Solutions Foundry (FINDERS FOUNDRY)

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NSF 26-507: Fostering Interdisciplinary Networks to Develop Emergent and Responsive Solutions Foundry (FINDERS FOUNDRY)

NSF 26-507: FINDERS FOUNDRY is the open NSF program that connects school-side and innovation-side teams around one objective: create practical solutions that respond to real learning and workforce problems, with AI as a recurring focus area, and then scale what works.

The solicitation is active and was posted in March 2026. It is not a single-purse scholarship. It is a structured program with two distinct stages of support (Planning and Development), two different submission tracks, and clear rules on eligibility, leadership composition, and sequencing. Because the page includes separate due dates, this is useful for applicants who can already start planning and are ready to submit a planning concept in the current cycle.

NSF 26-508: TechAccess: AI-Ready America

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NSF 26-508: TechAccess: AI-Ready America

TechAccess: AI-Ready America is an active National Science Foundation solicitation for State/Territory Coordination Hubs. The program is intended to build a coordinated network that helps every U.S. state, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories improve AI readiness and practical adoption. Its scope reaches beyond classroom instruction: the official solicitation names businesses, public-serving organizations, workers, educators, local governments, and community partners as part of the wider effort.

NSF 26-509: Integrated Data Systems & Services (IDSS) Cyberinfrastructure Grant

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NSF 26-509: Integrated Data Systems & Services (IDSS) Cyberinfrastructure Grant

The U.S. National Science Foundation’s NSF 26-509 solicitation funds national-scale data systems and services for open, data-intensive, and artificial-intelligence-driven science, engineering, research, innovation, and education. NSF lists the solicitation as active and identifies it as the current version. It was posted on April 15, 2026, replacing NSF 25-544.

The first deadline in this solicitation has passed: July 28, 2026 was the due date for Category I and Category III submissions. The next listed deadline is July 27, 2027 for Category II submissions, due by 5 p.m. in the submitting organization’s local time. NSF also states that the relevant category deadlines recur on the fourth Tuesday in July annually thereafter. This page therefore uses July 27, 2027 as its next upcoming deadline. It is not a rolling opportunity, and applicants should not treat the passed Category I/III date as still open.

NSF 26-510: SBIR/STTR Phase I, Phase II, and Fast-Track Funding for Deep Technologies (2026 and recurring deadlines)

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NSF 26-510: SBIR/STTR Phase I, Phase II, and Fast-Track Funding for Deep Technologies (2026 and recurring deadlines)

NSF 26-510 is an active program solicitation from the U.S. National Science Foundation for its Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs. The official page calls this the current version and identifies it as an active funding opportunity. It covers Phase I, Phase II, Fast-Track, and several supplemental paths for startups and small businesses developing high-risk technologies with commercial potential. The solicitation is housed within NSF’s Directorate for Technology, Innovation and Partnerships and is titled “Developing Deep Technologies that Advance U.S. Competitiveness and Security.”

NSF 26-511: SBIR/STTR Pilot Emphasis on Scientific Instrumentation

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NSF 26-511: SBIR/STTR Pilot Emphasis on Scientific Instrumentation

The National Science Foundation’s active solicitation NSF 26-511 funds small-business research and development for next-generation scientific instrumentation, novel experimental platforms, and other scientific equipment. NSF posted the solicitation on May 22, 2026. The opportunity is a pilot emphasis within the NSF Small Business Innovation Research / Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) programs, housed in the Directorate for Technology, Innovation and Partnerships.

The first listed full-proposal deadline, July 27, 2026, has passed. The solicitation remains active and lists November 4, 2026 as the next full-proposal deadline, followed by March 4, 2027 and July 7, 2027. It also establishes recurring annual windows after those listed dates: the first Wednesday in November, the first Thursday in March, and the first Wednesday in July. The front matter therefore uses November 4, 2026 as the page’s next live deadline rather than marking this active solicitation as historical.

NSF 26-511: SBIR/STTR Scientific Instrumentation Pilot (2026-2027)

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NSF 26-511: SBIR/STTR Scientific Instrumentation Pilot (2026-2027)

NSF 26-511 is an active National Science Foundation solicitation for U.S. startups and small businesses developing next-generation scientific instrumentation, novel experimental platforms, and other enabling technologies for the scientific and engineering enterprise. The pilot is part of NSF’s Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs. It is intended to support technical research and development that can advance scientific discovery while creating a credible path toward commercial use.

NSF 26-7607: Energy, Power, Control, and Learning (EPCL)

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NSF 26-7607: Energy, Power, Control, and Learning (EPCL)

Energy, power, transport, and resilient infrastructure are no longer isolated research topics. They are linked design problems where sensing, control, learning, optimization, and deployment constraints collide in real time. The NSF Energy, Power, Control, and Learning (EPCL) program—listed as NSF 26-7607—is a 2026 funding program for that exact convergence.

The official NSF page describes EPCL as a mechanism for fundamental research on control and learning theories and methods, designed to improve operation, performance, and reliability of systems across national infrastructure domains. It is explicitly positioned as a program that can influence the power grid, transportation, manufacturing, healthcare, and other critical sectors.

NSF AI Efficiency Challenge (STRIDE Ventures) 2026

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NSF AI Efficiency Challenge (STRIDE Ventures) 2026

The NSF AI Efficiency Challenge was a STRIDE Ventures challenge designed to reduce the cost and resource intensity of AI systems through fast-deployment, translation-ready software solutions. It was positioned as a practical innovation and commercialization challenge, not a pure research-only grant stream. The 2026 application window closed on July 13, 2026, so this page is a historical reference rather than an active listing. STRIDE’s page still displays an “Apply Now” link, but it also states the expired deadline; the solicitation gives no late-submission or rolling-intake option. The official STRIDE challenge page and NSF STRIDE overview reviewed for this update describe the 2026 round and do not announce a successor cycle. Treat the portal link as part of the archived 2026 program page, not as evidence that applications remain open.

NSF CAREER Program (Faculty Early Career Development)

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NSF CAREER Program (Faculty Early Career Development)

The NSF CAREER program is the National Science Foundation’s signature award for early-career faculty who are ready to build a serious long-term research program and a serious long-term teaching or education strategy at the same time. It is prestigious because NSF is looking for more than a strong project. It is looking for a faculty member who can become a leader in research and education over the span of a career.

NSF Computational and Data-Enabled Science and Engineering (CDS&E) Meta-Program for 2026–2027

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NSF Computational and Data-Enabled Science and Engineering (CDS&E) Meta-Program for 2026–2027

The NSF CDS&E page is not a standalone grant with a single, fixed award amount. It is a cross-program umbrella that routes proposals to one of the program’s participating “related programs” when your project’s core value is computational and data-enabled science and engineering. In practical terms, it means this is a way to place a high-computation, high-data proposal into the NSF system where standard disciplinary pathways may not give enough room to emphasise the computing/data innovation itself.

NSF Engineering Research Initiation 2026: Up to $200,000 for New Engineering Investigators at Non-R1 Institutions

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NSF Engineering Research Initiation 2026: Up to $200,000 for New Engineering Investigators at Non-R1 Institutions

The National Science Foundation’s Engineering Research Initiation (ERI) program is a focused way for a new engineering investigator to build a research program at a U.S. college or university that is not classified as an R1 institution. The 2026 deadline is October 9, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. in the submitting organization’s local time. An award can provide up to $200,000, including indirect costs, for a 24-month project.

NSF EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program (EGFP) 2027: Institutional Graduate Funding for EPSCoR Jurisdictions

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NSF EPSCoR Graduate Fellowship Program (EGFP) 2027: Institutional Graduate Funding for EPSCoR Jurisdictions

Current cycle: NSF solicitation 24-588 lists June 1, 2027, at 5 p.m. in the submitting organization’s local time, as a full proposal deadline. The solicitation is active and includes that upcoming date. This is an institution-led competition: students do not submit fellowship proposals directly to NSF. Confirm the solicitation and the applicable NSF Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures Guide before preparing a submission.

NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP): FY2027

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NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP): FY2027

The U.S. National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) supports early-career researchers pursuing full-time, research-based master’s and doctoral degrees in eligible science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields. NSF has published the FY2027 competition in solicitation NSF 26-526. Applications are open, with deadlines assigned by Major Field of Study. This is a live competition, not an archive of the previous round.

The fellowship recognizes the potential of the individual applicant and supports graduate education; it is not a project grant paid directly to a laboratory. A fellowship provides up to three years of financial support that may be used over a five-year fellowship period. For each support year NSF provides a $37,000 stipend and a $16,000 Cost of Education allowance to the institution in lieu of tuition and mandatory fees. The award is administered through the Fellow’s institution, which disburses the stipend. NSF’s current program and solicitation pages control if any detail changes.

NSF Gravitational Physics (GP): PD 26-1243 Proposals for FY 2027 (Target Date November 25, 2026)

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NSF Gravitational Physics (GP): PD 26-1243 Proposals for FY 2027 (Target Date November 25, 2026)

National Science Foundation’s Gravitational Physics (GP) program page is a section-wide route for research proposals in gravitation when no more specific program applies. The 2026 update (published May 7, 2026) sets a target date of November 25, 2026 (fourth Wednesday in November) for FY 2027, with proposals after the target potentially considered for the following fiscal year.

NSF Intelligent and Interactive Dynamic Systems (IIDS)

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NSF Intelligent and Interactive Dynamic Systems (IIDS)

The Intelligent and Interactive Dynamic Systems (IIDS) page on NSF.gov is a stable program landing page for the engineering research portfolio focused on systems that evolve, adapt, and interact with people and environments. It is a flagship example of a program page that is structurally active, but not always one-line-simple in terms of proposal logistics. In other words: this page confirms the program intent and the official contact path, but you still need the active solicitation and NSF’s current submission rules for precise proposal windows.

NSF SBIR/STTR Phase IIB and TECP Supplemental Funding

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NSF SBIR/STTR Phase IIB and TECP Supplemental Funding

This is a live supplemental-funding route for companies with an active National Science Foundation Small Business Innovation Research or Small Business Technology Transfer Phase II award. It is not a new Phase II competition with one public closing date. NSF uses the supplement program to help an existing awardee add commercialization-linked research when outside investment, customer funding, or a strategic partner creates a specific reason to extend the work.

NSF Seed Fund (SBIR/STTR) Phase I

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NSF Seed Fund (SBIR/STTR) Phase I

NSF Seed Fund Phase I is one of the cleaner non-dilutive paths for a US startup or small business that is trying to turn a real technical breakthrough into something fundable, testable, and commercially credible. It is not a general startup grant and it is not a place to ask for broad product development money. The program exists for high-risk R&D where the technical uncertainty is real and where success could unlock a product, platform, or process with meaningful commercial and societal value.

NSF Translation to Practice 2026–2027: Up to $2 Million to Move STEM Innovations into Use

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NSF Translation to Practice 2026–2027: Up to $2 Million to Move STEM Innovations into Use

The U.S. National Science Foundation’s Translation to Practice (NSF TTP) program is an active funding route for U.S.-based research organizations that have a credible STEM discovery or innovation and need to turn it into something people can use. The program is broader than a startup grant and more practical than a basic-research award: it supports the work between a laboratory result and a usable product, process, service, standard, open-source effort, licensing outcome, or other real-world application.

NSFAS 2027 Applications

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NSFAS 2027 Applications

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) 2027 cycle is for eligible South African citizens planning to study or already studying at a public university or TVET college. Applications opened on 18 September 2026 and close on 31 October 2026 at 23:59 South African time. The official campaign page currently lists the cycle as open. Applying through myNSFAS or the official NSFAS app is free. (2027 application page)

NSFAS 2027 Student Funding: South African Bursary and TVET Support Applications

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NSFAS 2027 Student Funding: South African Bursary and TVET Support Applications

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has opened its application cycle for the 2027 academic year. It is the main public student-aid route for South African students who cannot afford tertiary study without help. Depending on the applicant, institution and programme, support can cover tuition-related costs and living or study allowances. NSFAS also administers funding for eligible students at public Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges.

NSTC Taiwan International Internship Program 2026: 600 Places and NT$1,000 Daily Allowance

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The 2026 NSTC International Internship Pilot Program (IIPP) is a closed-cycle opportunity for foreign students who wanted to spend 28 to 90 consecutive days doing supervised research in Taiwan. The National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) funded the program, and its official platform says the project is executed by the Science & Technology Policy Research and Information Center (STPI) of National Institutes of Applied Research (NIAR).

This page is now a historical reference, not a live invitation to apply. The official FAQ lists three 2026 application deadlines—February 13, April 15, and July 15, 2026—with the applicable date depending on the planned internship start month. The final date has passed, and the official pages reviewed for this update do not announce a 2027 application round. The 2026 internship period itself runs from June 2026 through February 2027, but that continuing placement period does not reopen the application window.

NTEN AI for Nonprofits 2026 Cohort: Closed Nonprofit Tech Readiness Program

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NTEN AI for Nonprofits 2026 Cohort: Closed Nonprofit Tech Readiness Program

NTEN’s AI for Nonprofits: Nonprofit Tech Readiness cohort is a free, six-month professional development program for staff at eligible US-based nonprofits. The application for its 2026 intake is closed, and NTEN’s official program page says, “This application is now closed.” The page does not announce a successor intake or a new application deadline. This entry is therefore an archive of the closed application round, not an active call for applications.

Nucleus Public Engagement Awards 2026 (Historical): STFC Funding and Application Guide

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This page is a historical reference for the Nucleus Public Engagement Awards 2026 call. The official opportunity page, run by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) through UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), marks the call Closed. It opened on 12 January 2026 at 9:00am UK time and closed on 31 March 2026 at 4:00pm UK time. UKRI states that applicants could not apply after the closing time. Do not treat this page as an active application route.

Nurse Corps Loan Repayment Program FY 2026: Closed Cycle Reference and Eligibility Guide

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Nurse Corps Loan Repayment Program FY 2026: Closed Cycle Reference and Eligibility Guide

The FY 2026 Nurse Corps Loan Repayment Program application cycle is closed. The official Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) application page says that applications for 2026 are closed and directs readers to sign up for HRSA emails for the next cycle. The verified FY 2026 deadline was March 12, 2026. No next application cycle or future deadline is announced on the official page reviewed for this update.

Nurses Educational Funds Scholarship 2027: Graduate Scholarships for U.S. Registered Nurses Pursuing Master's and Doctoral Degrees

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Nurses Educational Funds Scholarship 2027: Graduate Scholarships for U.S. Registered Nurses Pursuing Master’s and Doctoral Degrees

Graduate nursing education is expensive, and most registered nurses who go back to school do it while working, raising families, and covering the same bills as everyone else. Nurses Educational Funds (NEF) exists to take some of that weight off. For more than a century, this small nonprofit has funded scholarships that go directly to licensed registered nurses pursuing advanced degrees, and it has awarded over 1,500 scholarships across its history. The next application cycle opens on October 1, 2026 and closes on February 1, 2027, with award decisions communicated in early June 2027 — a clean runway for any nurse planning to be enrolled in a master’s or doctoral program during that academic year.

NVIDIA Inception Program for AI Startups: Free Membership, Training, Tools, and Partner Benefits

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NVIDIA Inception is an ongoing, global membership program for startups building AI products. NVIDIA describes it as a free program that guides startups through its platform and ecosystem from prototype to production. There is no published closing date, application fee, membership fee, or equity requirement. The page is therefore an active opportunity rather than an archive entry: founders can apply when their company and product information are ready.

This is not a grant with a cash award. The value is access to a set of technical, commercial, and ecosystem resources whose availability can depend on the member profile, product, location, and eligibility for a particular offer. NVIDIA explicitly describes selected benefits rather than a guaranteed package for every company. Treat the program as a way to request relevant resources, not as promised funding or guaranteed procurement.

NWO Rubicon Round 2026-3: A 12–24 Month Mobility Grant Paying €84,000 a Year Plus Research and Travel Costs for Newly Graduated Dutch PhDs, Closing 1 December 2026

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NWO Rubicon Round 2026-3: A 12–24 Month Mobility Grant Paying €84,000 a Year Plus Research and Travel Costs for Newly Graduated Dutch PhDs, Closing 1 December 2026

Rubicon is the Dutch Research Council’s answer to a narrow problem: a researcher has just defended a PhD in the Netherlands, wants to spend a year or two building an independent line of work at a strong group abroad, and has no salary to do it with. The grant pays that salary, covers the flight, and adds a modest research budget on top. It is not a large award by the standards of European research funding — but it is one of the few instruments aimed squarely at the twelve months immediately after the defence, and it is deliberately easy to enter compared with the consortium-building marathons that dominate the rest of the funding calendar.

NYC Fair Fares Reduced-Fare Transit Program

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NYC Fair Fares Reduced-Fare Transit Program

If you work, study, attend medical appointments, parent kids, or care for elders in New York City, Fair Fares can decide whether transit is predictable or not. Fair Fares NYC (FFNYC) is the City’s low-income reduced-fare transit benefit. It is not a grant or cash payment; it is a fare discount that helps you pay less every time you ride. You can apply online if you qualify, and you can also apply in person at designated city locations.

NYC Rent Freeze (SCRIE and DRIE): Eligibility and How to Apply

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NYC Rent Freeze: SCRIE and DRIE

New York City’s Rent Freeze Program is an active benefit for eligible renters whose regulated housing costs take up a large share of household income. It has two parts: the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption, known as SCRIE, and the Disability Rent Increase Exemption, known as DRIE. Both programs can keep an approved tenant’s rent from rising when the landlord’s legal rent increases. The tenant continues paying the frozen amount, while a property-tax credit covers the difference between the actual rent and the amount the tenant is responsible for paying.

NYCEDC Summer Internship Program: Historical Guide

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NYCEDC Summer Internship Program: Historical Guide

The NYCEDC Summer Internship Program 2026 application cycle is closed. The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) announced the cycle as a paid summer internship for undergraduate and graduate students, with an application deadline of January 2, 2026. NYCEDC’s official announcement names that deadline. It is retained in the front matter because it is the real closing date for the cycle covered by this page.

O’Shaughnessy Fellowships and Grants 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed $100,000 Program

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O’Shaughnessy Fellowships and Grants 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed $100,000 Program

This page is a historical reference. The O’Shaughnessy Ventures (OSV) 2026 Fellowship application window closed on April 30, 2026; OSV’s official FAQ says there would be no deadline extensions. OSV has not published an opening date or deadline for another round. A support article says it hopes to see applicants when next year’s window opens, but that is not an application announcement and gives no dates. Do not treat the closed form as an invitation to submit late.

Obama Foundation Leaders Program 2026-2027 (Closed): Historical Leadership Development Reference

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Obama Foundation Leaders Program 2026-2027 (Closed): Historical Leadership Development Reference

The Obama Foundation Leaders Program is a values-based leadership development program for emerging changemakers. It brings together regional cohorts from Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the United States for shared learning, small-group discussion, and individual leadership coaching. The Foundation’s program hub says that the Leaders program is intended for people working in the public sector, civil society, or private sector who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing the common good.

Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship for Public Service: 2026-2028 Cohort; Applications Closed

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Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship for Public Service: 2026-2028 Cohort; Applications Closed

Status: historical reference

The Obama Foundation’s official Voyager Scholarship page says that applications are closed and introduces the 2026-2028 Voyagers. The Foundation announced this fifth cohort on September 22, 2026: 100 college juniors preparing for careers in public service. This page preserves the application details for that now-closed cycle and points readers to the live program information. It is not an open application listing, and the Foundation has not announced a later application round or deadline.

OCA Summer Internship Program 2026: $5,250 AANHPI Policy Internship (Closed Historical Reference)

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OCA Summer Internship Program 2026: $5,250 AANHPI Policy Internship (Closed Historical Reference)

The OCA Summer Internship Program is a ten-week, paid program run by OCA - Asian Pacific American Advocates through OCA National Center. It places college students and eligible recent graduates in Washington, D.C.-based professional settings while they take part in OCA programming on Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) issues, leadership, and advocacy.

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 cycle, which has concluded. OCA’s official program page says it is no longer accepting applications for that cycle. The final application deadline was Sunday, January 4, 2026 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time, and the published internship period ran from June 1 through August 7, 2026. OCA’s June 1 cohort announcement welcomed 16 selected college students and separately identified three participants from partner programs. The official program page does not announce a subsequent cycle, so there is no current application window or new deadline to report. The old application link and 2026 deadline describe a closed round, not an open opportunity. Check OCA’s official page for any later announcement before relying on dates, requirements, or application instructions in this archive.

Ocean Innovation Challenge 5th Call for Proposals

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Ocean Innovation Challenge 5th Call for Proposals

The United Nations Development Programme’s Ocean Innovation Challenge (OIC) fifth call supports implementation-ready private-sector solutions for marine pollution reduction, coastal and marine ecosystem restoration, and the sustainable blue economy. Proposed work must benefit Bangladesh, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, or Viet Nam. A lead applicant may be based elsewhere, but the project needs government acceptance. Selected innovators may receive up to USD 100,000 plus implementation and incubation support. Applications close November 15, 2026, at 23:59 New York time. (Call page; FAQ)

OCRA Global Ovarian Cancer Research Consortium AI Accelerator Grant 2027: A $1 Million, Three-Year Award for AI-Driven Ovarian Cancer Research

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OCRA Global Ovarian Cancer Research Consortium AI Accelerator Grant 2027: A $1 Million, Three-Year Award for AI-Driven Ovarian Cancer Research

The 2027 AI Accelerator Grant was a focused research award from the Global Ovarian Cancer Research Consortium (GOCRC), administered and managed by the Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance (OCRA). The consortium brings together OCRA in the United States, Ovarian Cancer Action in the United Kingdom, Ovarian Cancer Canada, and the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation in Australia. Its purpose is to fund international, data-intensive collaborations that use artificial intelligence, including machine learning, to advance ovarian cancer research and improve patient outcomes.

OECD Co-operative Research Programme Research Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference

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OECD Co-operative Research Programme Research Fellowship 2027: Historical Reference

The OECD Co-operative Research Programme (CRP) fellowship call for awards funded in 2027 is closed. Its deadline was 10 September 2026. The OECD’s fellowship page says that the next call, for funding in 2028, will open in April 2027. That is a notice of a future opening, not an open application round: the online form for the 2027 call is no longer available, and the OECD has not published application instructions or a deadline for the next call on this page. This entry preserves the verified terms of the closed 2027 round so readers can understand what the programme offered and where to check for the next application window.

OECD Co-operative Research Programme Research Fellowships 2028: Next Call Announced for April 2027

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OECD Co-operative Research Programme Research Fellowships 2028: Next Call Announced for April 2027

The OECD Co-operative Research Programme (CRP) supports short research visits by scientists working in agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and related food-system fields. Its official fellowship page now says the call for funding in 2027 is closed and that the next call, for 2028 funding, will open in April 2027. The OECD has not yet published a 2028 application deadline, award amount, or cycle-specific eligibility rules. The application form is currently unavailable.

Office of the High Representative Fellowship Program 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed Cycle

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Office of the High Representative Fellowship Program 2026: Historical Reference for the Closed Cycle

The 2026 application cycle is closed. The Office of the High Representative (OHR) set 17 September 2026 as the closing date for its 2026 fellowship. That date has passed. OHR still displays the 2026 call in its fellowship and vacancies listings as “applications open,” but the call itself gives a closing date of 17 September 2026. That deadline has passed, and no later fellowship cycle is announced on those official pages. This page preserves the terms of the closed call for reference; it is not an invitation to apply now. No future deadline is known, so none is guessed here.

Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund Discovery C6: Closed Competition

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Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund Discovery C6: Closed Competition

The Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) Discovery C6 competition is a closed 2026 funding opportunity for collaborative innovation projects in Great Britain’s energy networks. The official UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) listing names Innovate UK as funder and the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem) as co-funder; the IFS brief says Innovate UK delivers the competition in partnership with Ofgem. The competition opened on 27 May 2026 and closed on 24 June 2026 at 11:00am UK time. At review, both official pages identify C6 as closed and publish no later application window on this listing. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an opportunity that can still accept applications.

Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund Discovery C7

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Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund Discovery C7

Overview and award details

The Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) Discovery C7 competition supports collaborative early-stage work on innovation challenges affecting UK energy networks. Innovate UK is running the competition in partnership with Ofgem. Discovery funding is intended to help network operators and their project partners explore a problem and develop a proposed solution. Successful Discovery projects will be invited to apply to the Alpha phase, where projects prepare and test their proposed solutions ahead of possible later demonstration and deployment phases. An invitation is a route to a later application, not a promise of further funding. (Official competition page: Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund Discovery C7.)

Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund round 5 Discovery C7

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Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund round 5 Discovery C7

The Round 5 Discovery C7 competition is open for collaborative proposals addressing one of the seven Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) challenges. Innovate UK delivers the competition with the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem). The call opened on 21 September 2026 and closes on 21 October 2026 at 11:00am UK time. The lead applicant must submit through the Innovation Funding Service (IFS). This is a live application window; the dates, limits, and process below describe C7, not the earlier C6 call.

Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG): 2026–27 Awards, Eligibility, and FAFSA Deadline

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Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG): 2026–27 cycle and what the archive records

Important status note: the 2026–27 FAFSA deadline has passed

The Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG) remains an active state aid program, and the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) has published its 2026–27 guidance and award table. The annual FAFSA deadline in Ohio Administrative Code rule 3333-1-09.1 is October 1. For the 2026–27 cycle, that date was October 1, 2026; it has passed. This entry is therefore marked as a historical reference for the closed filing window. The published rule requires original FAFSA applications to reach the federal processor by the annual deadline, and the official material reviewed does not announce a later 2026–27 filing window or a deadline for a future academic-year cycle. Do not treat this page as confirmation that late applications are accepted or that a new cycle is open.

Ohio Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)

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Ohio Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)

Ohio HEAP is a federally funded utility-assistance program for households that need help paying winter heating costs. It is not a grant for a business, a startup program, or a cash benefit you can spend anywhere. It provides a one-time credit toward a household’s primary heating source, such as a utility account or bulk fuel, for people who meet the income and documentation rules.

Ohio Homestead Exemption 2026: Franklin County Application and Eligibility Guide

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Ohio Homestead Exemption 2026: Franklin County Application and Eligibility Guide

The Ohio Homestead Exemption is a property-tax credit administered locally by the county auditor. Franklin County’s official page describes it as a statewide program for qualified senior citizens, permanently and totally disabled homeowners, certain disabled veterans, and specified surviving spouses. It does not send a cash payment. Instead, the approved claim removes a defined portion of the auditor’s appraised home value from the tax calculation, so the dollar benefit depends on the tax rate for the property’s district.

OIST Research Internship in Japan Spring 2027: 2,400 JPY/Day, Travel and Housing Support

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OIST Research Internship in Japan Spring 2027: 2,400 JPY/Day, Travel and Housing Support

The Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) has announced its Spring 2027 Research Internship round. The official application page lists an application deadline of October 15, 2026 at 23:59 JST (UTC+9). Successful interns are scheduled to join a placement between April 1 and September 30, 2027, for a minimum of four months and a maximum of six months within that period.

OIST Research Internship in Japan Spring 2027: Fully Funded STEM Placement

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The verified opportunity behind this page is the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) Research Internship. The earlier version mixed OIST with unrelated Japanese corporate and university programs, so its deadlines, funding claims, and eligibility statements could not be treated as one program’s facts. This page now focuses on the OIST Spring 2027 intake and uses OIST’s own admissions and program-description pages as the source of truth.

Oklahoma LIHEAP Energy Assistance: 2027 Dates, Eligibility, and How to Apply

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Oklahoma Human Services runs the federally funded Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), which assists eligible households with primary heating and cooling bills and qualifying energy crises. Its FY 2027 detailed model plan sets the next seasonal schedule: winter heating is planned for January 12–20, 2027, and summer cooling for July 13–September 30, 2027. The plan says those end dates are estimates and applications are accepted only until allocated funding is encumbered. This page describes that announced federal fiscal year cycle; it is not an indication that applications are open today.

Oklahoma Property Tax Credit (Circuit Breaker)

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Oklahoma Property Tax Credit (Circuit Breaker)

Archive status

This page describes the verified 2025 Form 538-H claim cycle. The Oklahoma Tax Commission’s current official form is labeled 2025 Form 538-H, and the form says it was due on or before June 30, 2026 for property taxes paid during 2025. That filing date has passed. The official current form and Oklahoma Tax Commission forms page do not publish a later Form 538-H cycle or a new filing deadline, so this page is a historical reference rather than an open application listing.

Oklahoma TSET Healthy Incentive Grants for School Districts FY2027: Up to $80,000 Without Matching Funds

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Oklahoma TSET Healthy Incentive Grants for School Districts FY2027: Up to $80,000 Without Matching Funds

Oklahoma public school districts have a new FY2027 funding opportunity for practical work that helps students, staff and families build healthier school environments. The Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) says its Healthy Incentive Grants for School Districts support stronger wellness policies and projects involving tobacco-free environments, nutrition, physical activity and employee wellness. The program does not require matching funds, which makes it more accessible than many competitive grants that ask districts to assemble a cash or in-kind match.

Oklahoma's Promise 2026-27: Oklahoma College Tuition Scholarship Guide

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Oklahoma’s Promise 2026-27: Oklahoma College Tuition Scholarship Guide

Oklahoma’s Promise is a state tuition scholarship for Oklahoma students who meet income, academic, conduct, and enrollment requirements. The program is administered by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. It is designed to help students make a plan during high school, complete the required preparation, and use the award after graduation at an eligible Oklahoma college or public technology center.

The current official cycle is the 2026-27 school year. The deadline depends on where the student is in high school, so one generic date is not enough. Students in 12th grade during the 2026-27 school year must electronically submit or postmark an application by December 31, 2026. Students in grades 8-11 are encouraged to apply by June 30, 2026. Homeschool applications must be submitted before the student’s 18th birthday, and every applicant must apply before the official high school graduation date. The official site also says that applications are not accepted after that graduation date.

Oman Blue Economy Accelerator Grant

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Oman Blue Economy Accelerator Grant

Status: historical reference, not an open call

This page is retained as a historical reference because the previous record carries a closed deadline and the official source does not publish a successor round. It should not be read as an invitation to apply. The date in the front matter is the closed-cycle date already attached to this record; it is not a current application deadline.

ONE Caribbean Digital Health Solutions: IDB Regional Technical Cooperation

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ONE Caribbean Digital Health Solutions: IDB Regional Technical Cooperation

The official program behind this page is the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) project ONE Caribbean Digital Health Solutions, project number RG-T4716. It is a regional, non-reimbursable technical cooperation for improving health-information exchange in seven Caribbean countries. The verified IDB project record lists The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Guyana, Jamaica, Suriname, and Trinidad and Tobago; it gives the project a total cost and original approved amount of USD 500,000; and it lists the project status as Implementation.

ONE UK Youth Ambassadors Programme: Historical Reference

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ONE UK Youth Ambassadors Programme: Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 ONE Youth Ambassadors Programme in the UK. ONE’s UK application page listed a deadline of Monday 23 February 2026, so that intake is closed. The linked role-description PDF still shows an earlier deadline of 5 January 2026; this archive follows the later date on the application page and records the discrepancy. ONE’s general Youth Ambassadors page says recruitment happens once a year and invites people to sign up for notifications when applications next open in the UK and other participating countries. It does not announce a later UK round. The old 2026 application page remains online, but its continued availability is not evidence that applications for that cohort are still being accepted.

One World Media Fellowship 2026: Up to £3,000 Reporting Grant for Mid-Career Global South Journalists and Filmmakers

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One World Media Fellowship 2026: Up to £3,000 Reporting Grant for Mid-Career Global South Journalists and Filmmakers

The One World Media Fellowship is One World Media’s flagship programme for journalists and filmmakers telling non-fiction stories from the Global South. This page is now a historical reference for the 2026 cohort. The application window is closed, and One World Media’s official site says that the ten selected journalists and filmmakers began their year-long programme in 2026. There is no announced next application round on the official Fellowship pages checked for this update, so this listing should not be read as an invitation to submit an application today.

One Young World NewNow Leaders Program 2026: Historical Reference for Emerging Young Leaders

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One Young World NewNow Leaders Program 2026: Historical Reference for Emerging Young Leaders

The One Young World NewNow Leaders Program 2026 is a historical opportunity. One Young World’s official programme page records an opening date of 6 November 2025 and an application deadline of 16 February 2026. That deadline has passed, and the linked form is specifically labelled The NewNow 2026. Although the programme page still says that applications are live for the 2026 cohort, that status line conflicts with its own past deadline; the official page and form announce no later NewNow application cycle.

OPEC Fund Scholarship Award: Historical Reference While the Program Is Being Restructured

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OPEC Fund Scholarship Award: Historical Reference While the Program Is Being Restructured

The OPEC Fund Scholarship Award is a graduate scholarship associated with the OPEC Fund for International Development. It has supported outstanding young people from developing countries who want to pursue master’s-level study in a field connected to development. The program’s purpose has been to help talented students gain advanced training they can use in work related to poverty reduction, energy access, environmental protection, public policy, and sustainable economic growth.

Open Business Creators Startup Fund 2026: Historical £1,000 Idea Grants and £5,000 Startup Awards

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Open Business Creators Startup Fund 2026: Historical £1,000 Idea Grants and £5,000 Startup Awards

Historical status at a glance

Detail	Information
Programme	Open Business Creators Startup Fund 2026, run by The Open University
Status	The 2026 application window is closed; no later Startup Fund round is announced on the official programme pages checked for this update
Funding	Five £1,000 grants for early-stage ideas and three £5,000 grants for established startups
Funding type	Equity-free grants
Closed-cycle deadline	12 June 2026 at 11:59 PM
Decision date stated by the OU	By 26 June 2026
Eligible connection	OU students resident in the UK or qualifying OU graduates
Official application platform	OpenLearn Create competition, using a portfolio built in SimVenture Validate

This is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The Open University’s OpenLearn Create competition page records submissions as closed on 12 June 2026 at 11:59 PM. Its terms say applicants would be informed by 26 June 2026. The Open Business Creators programme page still places the 2026 fund under current funding and says to apply by 12 June, but that is the same completed round: its linked OpenLearn Create workshop is closed, and the official pages checked show no later Startup Fund cycle or new application date. The archived deadline is therefore retained here; it should not be read as an invitation to submit now.

Open Education Funding: What OEGlobal Actually Offers (and Where the Money Really Is)

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Open Education Funding: What OEGlobal Actually Offers (and Where the Money Really Is)

Historical correction

There is no verified Global Open Education Innovation Fund run by Open Education Global (OEGlobal). The official OEGlobal website describes a nonprofit community organisation that supports open education through events, networks, platforms, membership, recognition, and collaborative projects. Its official programme pages do not publish a grant call under this name, a fund size, a project award amount, an application portal, or eligibility rules for a cash programme.

Open Horizons Project Final Call 2026: up to 55,000 EUR for women-led early-stage deep-tech and digital startups

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Open Horizons Project Final Call 2026: up to 55,000 EUR for women-led early-stage deep-tech and digital startups

This page is a historical reference for Open Horizons Open Call 3, the project’s final open call for women-led digital and deep-tech startups. The call closed on 19 May 2026 at 17:00 CEST, and the project describes it as the final call. Open Horizons’ official website now says all open calls are closed; no replacement cycle has been announced. This entry records the rules and outcome of that closed cycle and is not an invitation to apply.

Open Innovation Team PhD Placement Scheme 2026-27 (Historical Reference): UK Policy and Evaluation Placements

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Open Innovation Team PhD Placement Scheme 2026-27 (Historical Reference): UK Policy and Evaluation Placements

Key details

Field	Detail
Provider	Open Innovation Team (OIT), UK civil service
Program type	Three-month PhD placement in policy and evaluation work
Start windows in the closed call	July to September 2026, October to December 2026, January to March 2027, April to June 2027
Typical placement length	3 months full time
Application form	The closed call used an application form linked from the OIT announcement
Application close	13 February 2026 at 12pm
Application stages	Initial form and shortlisted interview stage
Published	2026-01-09
Eligibility	PhD students at a UK university who can complete the placement before their expected viva
Funding requirement	Applicants must arrange and evidence living-cost funding before take-up; no fixed stipend is published
Security	BPSS clearance expected after placement offer
Official source	Open Innovation Team announcement and applicant guidance on GOV.UK
Page status	Historical reference: the 2026-27 application window is closed and no replacement cycle is announced on the checked official pages

This page is an archive entry for the Open Innovation Team (OIT) PhD Placement Scheme call covering 2026-27. The official GOV.UK announcement said that applications were open for four placement cohorts, but it also gave a firm closing time of 12pm on 13 February 2026. That deadline has passed. The announcement remains the correct official source for the closed cycle, while the additional-information page remains the main guidance for the scheme’s recurring conditions.

Open Technology Fund Internet Freedom Fund: $10,000–$900,000 Rolling Awards

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Open Technology Fund Internet Freedom Fund: $10,000–$900,000 Rolling Awards

Open Technology Fund offers performance-based support for technology development, research, digital security projects, and convenings that advance internet freedom. This guide is for people or teams responding to censorship, surveillance, internet shutdowns, or digital-security threats with a concrete, user-centered intervention. It explains the confirmed public terms, how to judge fit, and how to prepare without treating an open portal as a guarantee of funding.

Open Textbooks Pilot Program (84.116T) FY 2026

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Open Textbooks Pilot Program (84.116T) FY 2026

Status of the FY 2026 opportunity

This page is a historical reference for the FY 2026 Open Textbooks Pilot Program competition. The U.S. Department of Education’s official program page lists the application status as Closed, and the FY 2026 application deadline was June 23, 2026. The official page does not announce a new application cycle, so there is no current deadline to substitute for the closed date. Do not treat this entry as an open funding opportunity or assume that late applications are accepted.

OpenAI AI and Mental Health Grant Program — Closed Historical Reference ($5K–$100K per Project, $2M Total)

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OpenAI AI and Mental Health Grant Program — Closed Historical Reference ($5K–$100K per Project, $2M Total)

OpenAI’s AI and Mental Health Grant Program was an announced call for independent research at the intersection of artificial intelligence and mental health. OpenAI announced the program on December 1, 2025, and accepted submissions through December 19, 2025. That application window is closed. OpenAI’s January 28, 2026 update says that it received more than 1,000 submissions, reviewed them, and notified applicants whose proposals were funded. The update says OpenAI is exploring ways to expand and build on the work in the future; it does not announce a second round, a new application window, or a future deadline.

OpenAI AI and Teen Development Research Grant 2026: Up to $1 Million per Project

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OpenAI AI and Teen Development Research Grant 2026: Up to $1 Million per Project

OpenAI’s 2026 AI and Teen Development Research Grant Program is a new call for independent research into how generative AI affects young people ages 13–17. Applications are open now and due October 6, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time. OpenAI Group PBC has committed a total of $5 million to the program and says individual awards may be as large as $1 million.

OpenAI Foundation People-First AI Fund 2026: $50 Million in Unrestricted Grants for U.S. Community Nonprofits Exploring AI in Services, Arts, and Local Journalism

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OpenAI Foundation People-First AI Fund 2026: $50 Million in Unrestricted Grants for U.S. Community Nonprofits Exploring AI in Services, Arts, and Local Journalism

Historical reference: the 2026 application cycle is closed

The OpenAI Foundation’s 2026 People-First AI Fund was a $50 million philanthropic commitment for trusted, community-based nonprofits exploring how artificial intelligence could strengthen their missions and serve local communities. The application window opened on June 15, 2026 and closed on July 15, 2026 at 11:59 PM Pacific Time. The Foundation’s FAQ states that late applications could not be considered.

OpenAI Residency 2026: Applications Closed and Program Guide

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OpenAI Residency 2026: Applications Closed and Program Guide

The OpenAI Residency is a six-month, full-time program for talented builders and early researchers who want practical experience doing research at the frontier of artificial intelligence. OpenAI’s official Residency page says that applications for the 2026 Residency are now closed. This page is therefore a historical reference for that cycle, not an invitation to submit an application today.

OpenAI has not announced an application deadline for a successor cycle on the verified Residency page. The organization says that Residency spots and hiring are opened according to business needs, and that people interested in a future opening should monitor the careers site and OpenAI’s social channels. A reachable program page does not mean that an application form is currently available.

Optical Wireless Communications Research and Testing Facility 2026: Up to £7.125 Million for a UK National Facility

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Optical Wireless Communications Research and Testing Facility 2026: Up to £7.125 Million for a UK National Facility

The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), as part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), published this funding opportunity to establish a national research and testing facility for optical wireless communications (OWC). UKRI says the opportunity was relaunched after a pause to update its assessment process, eligibility rules, security checks and operational governance provisions. The official UKRI page marks the opportunity Closed. Its published closing time was 15 September 2026 at 4:00 p.m. UK time, and applications cannot be made after that time. The page reviewed for this historical record does not announce a subsequent round. Treat the information below as a record of the 2026 call, not as an open application invitation.

Orange Corners Innovation Fund (OCIF) GROW South Africa 2027: Apply for Up to R1 Million

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Orange Corners Innovation Fund (OCIF) GROW South Africa 2027: Apply for Up to R1 Million

The third cohort of the Orange Corners Innovation Fund (OCIF) GROW programme is accepting applications for its 2027 programme. CDI Capital manages OCIF GROW in South Africa. Stage 1 is the short online eligibility and business screen, open from 2 October through 30 October 2026. Businesses that pass the screen may be invited to submit a detailed Stage 2 application by 16 November 2026. The second stage is not open to applicants without an invitation.

Orange Tulip Scholarship: Historical Nuffic Neso Programme Reference

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Orange Tulip Scholarship: Historical Nuffic Neso Programme Reference

The Orange Tulip Scholarship (OTS) should now be treated as a historical Nuffic-linked programme, not as a live scholarship with a central application form. The official Nuffic international-programmes page places Orange Tulip Scholarship under “Programmes previously managed by Nuffic.” The official Study in NL scholarships page, which is run as the Netherlands’ study-information portal, does not publish a current OTS application round. This page preserves useful background for readers who encounter the name in an old university page, brochure, or search result, while making the current status clear.

Oregon Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship 2027: $5,000 for Performing Artists

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Oregon Arts Commission Individual Artist Fellowship 2027: $5,000 for Performing Artists

The Oregon Arts Commission’s 2027 Individual Artist Fellowship is a direct opportunity for professional performing artists who live in Oregon. The award is intended to recognize artistic achievement and help artists advance their careers. The current round offers $5,000, does not require matching funds, and will make five Performing Arts Fellowships. Applications are due by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 14, 2026 through the Oregon Arts Commission’s online grant system.

Oregon Career Opportunity Grants FY2027: $500–$2,000 for Artists’ Career-Building Opportunities

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Oregon Career Opportunity Grants FY2027: $500–$2,000 for Artists’ Career-Building Opportunities

The Oregon Arts Commission’s Career Opportunity Grant is designed for a specific problem: an artist receives an invitation, selection, or peer-reviewed professional opportunity, but the payment attached to that opportunity does not cover the real cost of participating. Travel, registration, shipping, equipment, childcare, and professional services can turn a valuable career step into an unaffordable one. This grant helps Oregon artists and arts practitioners meet those costs.

Oregon Community Foundation Community Grants Program 2026 Fall Cycle (Historical Reference): $15,000-$20,000 Typical Awards

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Oregon Community Foundation Community Grants Program 2026 Fall Cycle (Historical Reference): $15,000-$20,000 Typical Awards

At a glance

Detail	Information
Program	Oregon Community Foundation Community Grants Program, 2026 Fall Cycle (closed)
Source	Oregon Community Foundation
Eligible applicants	501(c)(3) organizations, Tribal entities, and government entities; fiscal sponsorship is allowed
Geography	Oregon-based organizations or organizations primarily serving Oregon communities
Funding focus	New or expanding programs and projects, capacity building, and small capital projects
Typical award range	$15,000-$20,000
Maximum request considered	Up to $40,000
Deadline	June 23, 2026 at 5 p.m. Pacific Time
Grant term	One year
Official application system	MyOCF (closed for this cycle)
Reporting requirement	None for the 2026 Fall Cycle

The Oregon Community Foundation’s 2026 Fall Community Grants Cycle is closed. OCF’s program page says information about the 2027 Community Grants cycles is coming later this year, but it does not publish an application window or deadline. The 2026 FAQ separately says 2027 funding priorities will be announced by early 2027. This page is a historical reference for organizations planning a future request; it is not a live invitation to apply. OCF did not accept late submissions for the 2026 Fall Cycle.

Oregon Health Plan (OHP)

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Oregon Health Plan (OHP): Practical Guide for New Applicants

Quick overview

The Oregon Health Plan (OHP) is Oregon’s Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program. It is a public health coverage program, not a one-time grant or competitive award. Oregon Health Authority (OHA) says enrollment is always open and that people can apply at any time of year, so there is no annual application deadline to wait for.

For eligible members, OHA describes medical, dental, prescription, and behavioral health care at no cost. That statement does not mean every service is automatically covered in every situation. Your coverage letter identifies your benefit package, and OHP generally covers services that are medically necessary, included in that package, and provided by an eligible provider. Read the package details before assuming a particular treatment, provider, or item is covered.

Oregon Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

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Oregon Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

Overview

Oregon’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps eligible households pay home energy costs and avoid the loss or restoration of service. Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) administers the program at the state level, but it does not decide individual eligibility or award each household’s grant. Local Community Action Agencies and other local providers conduct intake, verify documents, calculate the benefit, and arrange payment.

Oregon Opportunity Grant

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Oregon Opportunity Grant

Oregon students and families often underestimate how much the Oregon Opportunity Grant can affect total college cost, especially in years when tuition changes and aid windows are short. The grant is Oregon’s largest state-funded, need-based higher-education award. For the 2026-27 academic year, it is awarded to eligible undergraduates at participating Oregon institutions using financial need, the Student Aid Index (SAI), institution type, enrollment, and FAFSA/ORSAA filing timing. You do not submit a separate OOG form: your FAFSA or ORSAA is the application vehicle.

Oregon Shakespeare Festival FAIR Experience 2027: Paid Theatre Internships, Assistantships and Fellowships

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Oregon Shakespeare Festival FAIR Experience 2027: Paid Theatre Internships, Assistantships and Fellowships

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Fellowship, Assistantship, Internship, and Residency (FAIR) Experience is accepting applications for its 2027 cohort. It is a family of paid professional-development opportunities at one of the United States’ major regional theatres, rather than a single scholarship with one standardized award. Depending on the position, participants can receive hourly pay, a stipend, housing, round-trip travel, or a combination of those benefits.

Oregon Working Family Household and Dependent Care Credit (2025 Tax Year)

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Oregon Working Family Household and Dependent Care Credit (2025 Tax Year)

At a glance

Item	Verified detail
Program	Oregon Working Family Household and Dependent Care Credit, usually called WFHDC
Administrator	Oregon Department of Revenue
Benefit type	Credit claimed on an Oregon personal income-tax return
Verified tax year	2025
Regular filing deadline	2026-04-15
Extension deadline	2026-10-15 for taxpayers who properly extended their 2025 Oregon return
Expense ceiling	$12,000 for one qualifying individual, or $24,000 for two or more
Application method	Complete the required federal and Oregon schedules and file them with the Oregon return
Current page status	The 2025 tax-year filing cycle remains open through the extension deadline for taxpayers with a valid extension; DOR has not published a 2026 tax-year WFHDC schedule or limits
Official contact	questions.dor@dor.oregon.gov; 503-378-4988 or 800-356-4222

Status of this page

This page covers WFHDC for qualifying expenses paid in the 2025 tax year. That return filing cycle is still open for taxpayers filing on a valid extension: the Oregon Department of Revenue says 2025 individual returns on extension are due 2026-10-15, so the metadata deadline remains that date and this page is not a historical reference. The ordinary filing deadline was 2026-04-15. This is a tax-return filing deadline, not a separate WFHDC application window; the credit is claimed as part of the Oregon return.

OTJ Fellowship Class of 2027: Fully Funded Year-Long Fellowship for African Researchers, Builders and Stewards

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OTJ Fellowship Class of 2027: Fully Funded Year-Long Fellowship for African Researchers, Builders and Stewards

Historical reference: OTJ Holdings’ official site identifies this as Cohort II / Class of 2027 and lists 30 September as the written application close. That date has passed. The official homepage, eligibility page, and application page reviewed for this update do not announce a later class or a new application window. This page records the 2027 cycle; it is not a notice that applications are currently open.

OVC FY 2026 Preventing Trafficking of Girls

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OVC FY 2026 Preventing Trafficking of Girls

The Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), within the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Justice Programs, is offering the FY 2026 Preventing Trafficking of Girls grant. The program supports prevention and early intervention for girls and young women who are at risk of, or are victims of, sex trafficking or labor trafficking. The funding notice describes replication and expansion of prevention approaches, identification and developmentally appropriate services, community partnerships, and peer learning.

OVC FY 2026 Services for Victims of Human Trafficking

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OVC FY 2026 Services for Victims of Human Trafficking

The Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), within the Office of Justice Programs at the U.S. Department of Justice, is offering FY 2026 grants to develop, expand, and strengthen victim service programs for people who have experienced human trafficking. The competition covers comprehensive and specialized services for labor and sex trafficking victims in the United States and its territories. OVC posted the notice on August 20, 2026.

OVW Consolidated Youth Grant Program FY 2026 (Closed): Archived Grant Details and Application Record

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OVW Consolidated Youth Grant Program FY 2026 (Closed): Archived Grant Details and Application Record

The FY 2026 Consolidated Youth Grant Program run by the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW), part of the U.S. Department of Justice, is closed. This page preserves the terms of that round for organizations reviewing an earlier application or preparing for a future announcement. It is not an open application opportunity. OVW’s current funding page identifies the FY 2026 program as closed; it does not announce a subsequent Consolidated Youth cycle. Do not assume that the FY 2026 dates or rules will carry forward to another year.

Oxford Community Impact Fund Small Grants Round 1 2027–28: Up to £3,000 for Oxford Community Projects

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Oxford Community Impact Fund Small Grants Round 1 2027–28: Up to £3,000 for Oxford Community Projects

Oxford City Council’s Community Impact Fund has scheduled its next Small Grant opportunity: Round 1 for 2027–28. The council’s published schedule lists at least £50,000 available in this round. Eligible applicants may request up to £3,000 per Small Grant. The online application is scheduled to open on Monday 11 January 2027 at 3pm and close on Monday 1 February 2027 at 9am. Decisions are expected on Tuesday 31 March 2027.

Oxford Migration Studies Society Conference: Migration, Justice, and the Making of Futures — 2026 Historical Reference

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Oxford Migration Studies Society Conference: Migration, Justice, and the Making of Futures — 2026 Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference for the Oxford Migration Studies Society’s 2026 annual conference, Migration, Justice, and the Making of Futures. The abstract call has closed, and the conference itself has passed. It is retained because the event had a clearly documented theme, a public academic and creative brief, and a useful record of how the society invited work on migration, justice, care, and collective futures.

Özyeğin University Undergraduate Research Summer Program 2026 in Turkey — Historical Reference

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This page is a historical reference, not an open application. Özyeğin University’s Undergraduate Research Summer Program 2026 closed its application window on 2026-05-15. The official program page says that accepted students would be announced on 2026-05-20. No successor cycle or new deadline is announced on the official page checked for this update, so readers should not treat the guidance below as an invitation to apply now.

The cycle covered a June–August 2026 summer term. It was presented as the first edition of Özyeğin University’s undergraduate research summer program and was designed to give students from different universities and countries experience with scientific research processes. The university described the placement as a voluntary summer internship in which students would join faculty-led projects and take responsibility for work connected to ongoing research.

P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship 2027–2028: Up to $12,500 for International Women Pursuing Graduate Study in the U.S. or Canada

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P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship 2027–2028: Up to $12,500 for International Women Pursuing Graduate Study in the U.S. or Canada

The P.E.O. International Peace Scholarship (IPS) is one of the oldest and most established scholarships in North America created specifically for international women studying abroad. Administered by P.E.O. International — a women’s philanthropic organization founded in 1869 — the fund has supported thousands of women from more than 100 countries since it was established in 1949. The idea behind it has stayed constant for more than seven decades: bring talented women from around the world to strong graduate programs in the United States and Canada, help them finish their degrees, and send them home better equipped to contribute to their communities and to international understanding.

PA-25-172: Modular R01s in Cancer Control and Population Sciences (R01 Clinical Trial Optional), 2026-2027

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PA-25-172: Modular R01s in Cancer Control and Population Sciences (R01 Clinical Trial Optional), 2026-2027

What this opportunity is

This is a National Cancer Institute (NCI) parent funding opportunity for R01-scale projects in cancer control and population sciences. It is designated as Modular R01s in Cancer Control and Population Sciences and supports broad, programmatic cancer-control research rather than narrow disease-specific pilot work.

The NOFO is an R01 parent announcement for:

population-level cancer prevention and control research
cancer epidemiology, behavioral science, healthcare delivery, digital health, and implementation science
both clinical-trial and non-clinical-trial designs in the same mechanism

It is designed as an open, recurring NIH application channel, not a one-time sprint, with repeated due dates into the 2027 cycle. It is not a fellowship or training program and is not a challenge grant; it is an NIH grant funding mechanism with a fixed annual direct cost cap.

PA-25-303: NIH Research Project Grant (Parent R01 Basic Experimental Studies with Humans Required) 2026-2027

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PA-25-303: NIH Research Project Grant (Parent R01 Basic Experimental Studies with Humans Required) 2026-2027

If you are writing a U.S. biomedical proposal that is mechanistically driven, human-focused, and aimed at basic discovery, this NOFO is one of the clearest templates NIH still offers for that model: a parent R01 mechanism that accepts broad science topics while enforcing strict eligibility and review discipline.

This is a recurring NIH parent announcement with a defined application framework, broad IC participation, and a repeated, well-understood NIH date rhythm. It is useful for teams that already have a high-quality scientific question and now need the correct mechanism match so the review is fair and predictable.

PA-25-422: Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Predoctoral Fellowship (Parent F31)

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PA-25-422: Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Predoctoral Fellowship (Parent F31)

Overview

This NIH Parent F31 is a mentored fellowship for predoctoral researchers who are working toward a PhD or equivalent research degree and want protected time, structured guidance, and federal fellowship support for their training. It is not a small project grant dressed up as a fellowship. The core question is whether the application shows that this person, in this setting, with this mentor team, will become a stronger scientist because of the fellowship period.

PA-25-423: Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Postdoctoral Fellowship (Parent F32)

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PA-25-423: Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Postdoctoral Fellowship (Parent F32)

Executive summary

PA-25-423 is the National Institutes of Health (NIH) parent announcement for Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) individual postdoctoral fellowships, activity code F32. It supports a candidate’s mentored research training under an appropriate sponsor, with a plan tied to the candidate’s career goals and transition to the next stage of a biomedical research career. The notice is active; the August 8, 2026 due date has passed, and the next listed standard due date is December 8, 2026.

PA-25-424: Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Senior Fellowship (Parent F33)

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PA-25-424: Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Senior Fellowship (Parent F33)

Executive summary

PA-25-424 is the NIH parent fellowship announcement for senior researchers (Parent F33), posted on June 13, 2025 and open for applications from July 08, 2025. NIH lists the next standard due date as December 08, 2026 and the announcement expiration date as May 08, 2028. It is a competitive, mentor-driven fellowship for investigators who already have an established, independent research identity and now need protected time, skills expansion, and structured training support for a career transition or strategic retooling phase.

PA-25-426: Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA Individual Fellowship for Dual-Degree Students at NIH-Funded Institutions (Parent F30)

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PA-25-426: Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA Individual Fellowship for Dual-Degree Students at NIH-Funded Institutions

If your institution has an NIH-funded Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP), Dental Scientist Training Program (DSTP), or a similar NIH-supported predoctoral dual-degree pathway, PA-25-426 may fit your training plan. It is the companion to PA-25-425, which serves students at institutions without an NIH-funded institutional predoctoral dual-degree program. Check the institutional program and the participating NIH Institute or Center requirements before preparing an application.

Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering: 2027 Update and 2026 Archive

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Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering: 2027 Update and 2026 Archive

The Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering support early-career researchers in the natural and physical sciences, mathematics, and engineering. The David and Lucile Packard Foundation administers the program, which has operated since 1988. It is a nomination-only fellowship: the Foundation invites 50 universities to nominate candidates, and individuals cannot submit themselves. The award is designed to give selected faculty members flexible research support while they establish independent programs.

Paid Human Rights Internship in Congress 2026: How to Land the Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights Internship Program With a $1,000 Monthly Stipend

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If you’ve ever read a human rights report and thought, Someone should put this in front of the people who actually write laws, this internship is your chance to be that someone. The Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights Internship Program places students with the Democratic staff of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission in the U.S. House of Representatives—right where human rights concerns collide (sometimes politely, sometimes not) with U.S. foreign policy.

Paid Nonprofit Fellowship for Students: William Randolph Hearst Fellowship Fall 2026

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William Randolph Hearst Fellowship Fall 2026

The William Randolph Hearst Endowed Fellowship is a paid, part-time student opportunity with the Aspen Institute’s Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation (PSI). The official Aspen Institute program page currently lists a Fall 2026 fellowship, with an application deadline of August 5, 2026 and a tentative start date of September 14, 2026. The page links applicants to the Fall 2026 application in Aspen’s HR Direct system.

PAIE Scholars Program

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PAIE Scholars Program

The PAIE Scholars Program is a staged training and research-development opportunity from the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL). It is intended for resident researchers based at universities in eligible low- and middle-income countries in Asia and Africa who want to evaluate AI-enabled interventions for social good. The program begins with training in randomized evaluation and evaluation of AI-enabled interventions. Scholars who complete the first phase can receive a training-completion award, and some may later compete for proposal-development support and pilot funding. These later stages involve further selection; they are not automatic parts of the initial award. Official program page

Pakistan Ignite National Grassroots ICT Research Initiative (NGIRI): 2023-24 Historical Reference

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Pakistan Ignite National Grassroots ICT Research Initiative (NGIRI): 2023-24 Historical Reference

Two things to know before you read any further

If you are a final-year undergraduate in Pakistan looking for NGIRI support, start with the status rather than the budget. Ignite’s official FYP Fund page identifies the latest student cycle shown there as NGIRI 2023-24 and says: “Registrations for NGIRI 2023-2024 have been closed after the deadline of 24th May 2024.” The page is marked “Last Updated: October 2, 2026,” yet it still lists only that closed cycle and announces no later student call. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an open application listing. Ignite has not stated that NGIRI is discontinued; a new cycle, its amount, eligibility rules, and application dates have not been announced on the official FYP Fund page.

Pakistan Women in Science Fellowship — Historical Reference

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Pakistan Women in Science Fellowship — Historical Reference

This page is a historical reference, not an open application call. The official source is the U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Pakistan at https://pk.usembassy.gov/pakistan-women-in-science-fellowship/. When checked for this update, the official site returned a “Technical Difficulties” notice instead of the fellowship announcement or an application form. It did not show a new round, a current amount, current eligibility rules, or a current submission route.

PALLA Preceptor Fellowship 2027: Up to $10,000, CME and Clinical Teaching Development for U.S. PA, NP and Physician Preceptors

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PALLA Preceptor Fellowship 2027: Up to $10,000, CME and Clinical Teaching Development for U.S. PA, NP and Physician Preceptors

The PA Leadership and Learning Academy (PALLA) at the University of Maryland, Baltimore is accepting applications for its 2027 Preceptor Fellowship. The six-month program is for practicing clinicians who want to become stronger clinical educators, build a community of interprofessional preceptors, and prepare to teach physician assistant students. The 2027 cohort begins in January 2027 and ends in June 2027. Applications are open through October 16, 2026.

Pan African University Scholarships: 2026-2027 Call Closed, Next Call Not Announced

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Status: historical reference; the last student call is closed. The Pan African University (PAU) call for scholarships for academic year 2026-2027 opened on 15 November 2025 and closed on 15 December 2025. PAU’s published call states that late applications would not be considered. The African Union announcements index still identifies that call as the latest PAU scholarship announcement, and the PAU homepage now features successful-student notices and recruitment for academic staff rather than a new student scholarship call. No later student call or next-cycle deadline is published in the official PAU or African Union material checked for this update. The existence of an application portal or general admissions information is not evidence that applications are open.

PANDO Ventures Startup Accelerator: Funding, Mentorship, and How to Apply

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PANDO Ventures Startup Accelerator: Funding, Mentorship, and How to Apply

PANDO. Ventures is a German early-stage startup investor and mentorship program operated by Pando Ventures GmbH. The official website describes a selective model: PANDO invests in a handful of carefully selected founders each year, helps them gain market traction, and exposes them to investors in Germany. Its current application page is live and asks founders to complete an online form so the team can contact them.

PAR-24-211: NHLBI Career Transition Award (K22 Clinical Trial Required)

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PAR-24-211: NHLBI Career Transition Award (K22 Clinical Trial Required)

The official NIH notice is still active and lists October 12, 2026 as the next new-application due date. The earlier June 12, 2026 date has passed, but it is not the end of the funding opportunity: the same table also lists February 12, 2027 and June 12, 2027. Applications are due by 5:00 PM local time of the applicant organization. The notice lists July 13, 2027 as its expiration date. This page therefore describes a live upcoming cycle, not a closed-cycle archive.

PAR-24-330: Interventions to Reduce Sleep Health Disparities (R01, Clinical Trials Optional)

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PAR-24-330: Interventions to Reduce Sleep Health Disparities (R01, Clinical Trials Optional)

If you are serious about a biomedical or behavioral project on sleep inequity, this NOFO is one of the stronger NIH parent-style mechanisms because it explicitly connects biology, social context, and implementation with the same submission framework. It is not a narrow disease-only call. It is a population-focused initiative that funds non-pharmacological sleep interventions, implementation-oriented methods, and health-disparity-linked outcomes.

PAR-25-051: Blueprint Neurotherapeutics Network (BPN) Small-Molecule Drug Discovery (UG3/UH3)

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PAR-25-051: Blueprint Neurotherapeutics Network (BPN) Small-Molecule Drug Discovery (UG3/UH3)

Key Details
Funding opportunity	PAR-25-051
Official title	Blueprint Neurotherapeutics Network (BPN): Small Molecule Drug Discovery and Development of Disorders of the Nervous System (UG3/UH3 Clinical Trial Optional)
Program status	Historical reference; the final listed application deadline has passed
Final listed application deadline	2026-07-15, by 5:00 PM local time of the applicant organization
NOFO expiration date	2026-08-19
Funding instrument	UG3/UH3 Exploratory/Developmental Phased Award Cooperative Agreement
Clinical trials	Optional; applications may propose a clinical trial or may not
Award budget	No stated limit; the budget must reflect the actual needs of the proposed project
Award period	Up to 1 year of UG3 and up to 4 years of UH3, with a total project period not exceeding 5 years
Submission routes in the closed cycle	NIH ASSIST, institutional system-to-system submission, or Grants.gov Workspace, followed by eRA Commons tracking

Status of this opportunity

This page is a historical reference for the closed PAR-25-051 cycle. NIH lists July 15, 2026 as the final scheduled due date for new applications and allowed resubmission or revision applications. The NOFO expired on August 19, 2026; that was the notice expiration date, not an additional application deadline. The official NIH Guide search for this refresh did not identify a later small-molecule UG3/UH3 BPN notice, so no new cycle deadline is available to report. NIH notes that limited late or continuous-submission cases can be considered individually after an NOFO expires; that exception is not an open application window for this program. Applicants with a submission issue should follow NIH guidance and contact the eRA Service Desk. Researchers should not treat this archive entry as an invitation to submit a new application.

PAR-25-234: NINDS Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA Postdoctoral Fellowship (F32, Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

PAR-25-234: NINDS Ruth L. Kirschstein NRSA Postdoctoral Fellowship (F32, Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

Historical reference: PAR-25-234 ended early

PAR-25-234 was an NINDS individual F32 fellowship for mentored postdoctoral research training in neuroscience. It is no longer an open funding opportunity. The NIH Guide now labels the NOFO expired, and NINDS issued NOT-NS-26-002 to end it early. That notice says the last receipt date was June 9, 2026, that the receipt dates scheduled after that date were canceled, and that NINDS would not accept applications under PAR-25-234 beyond the final receipt date.

PAR-25-270: NCCIH Natural Product Early Phase Clinical Trial Award (R33)

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PAR-25-270: NCCIH Natural Product Early Phase Clinical Trial Award (R33)

Executive summary

The PAR-25-270 NOFO is a U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding opportunity administered by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH). It is explicitly for investigator-initiated, hypothesis-driven clinical trials of natural products such as botanicals, dietary supplements, probiotics, and standardized nutritional regimens.

This is not a broad translational or discovery grant. It is a preparatory clinical phase mechanism: projects must be designed to test target engagement in humans and then connect that mechanism to functional or clinical outcomes before a fully powered efficacy trial. In practical terms, this positions the mechanism as a gate for larger studies, not a final effectiveness confirmation study.

PAR-25-322: Stephen I. Katz Early Stage Investigator Research Project Grant (R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

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PAR-25-322: Stephen I. Katz Early Stage Investigator Research Project Grant (R01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

Executive summary

PAR-25-322 is a National Institutes of Health (NIH) parent R01 mechanism tailored specifically for Early Stage Investigators who want to pivot into a new research direction where they have no preliminary data yet. The opportunity is unusual among NIH R01-style funding because it explicitly requires a directional shift: your proposed project must be anchored in a changed trajectory and cannot be an incremental extension of prior work. It is also explicit that preliminary data are not allowed in the application, which makes this NOFO materially different from standard NIH project grants.

PAR-25-337: Academic-Industrial Partnerships for Translation of Technologies for Diagnosis and Treatment (R01, Clinical Trial Optional)

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PAR-25-337: Academic-Industrial Partnerships for Translation of Technologies for Diagnosis and Treatment (R01, Clinical Trial Optional)

PAR-25-337 is an NIH Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) that funds translational work where academic and industrial collaborators deliver a measurable new capability for diagnosis, treatment, risk assessment, or disease monitoring. It is intentionally positioned as an applied partnership mechanism, not a basic research only track. The NOFO is reissued from an earlier cycle and explicitly asks teams to move technologies, methods, or systems from proof-of-concept into a validated setting that has end-user value.

PAR-25-415: Support for Research Excellence First Independent Research (SuRE-First) Award (R16)

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PAR-25-415: Support for Research Excellence First Independent Research (SuRE-First) Award (R16)

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) administers SuRE-First through the NIH funding opportunity PAR-25-415. The award supports investigator-initiated biomedical research at resource-limited U.S. colleges and universities, gives students substantive research experience, and helps an eligible faculty member establish an independent research program. It is aimed at investigators who have not previously led an independent, peer-reviewed, externally funded research award. It is not a general early-career grant that can be used at any institution.

PAR-25-449: Mind and Body Interventions to Restore Whole Person Health via Emotional Well-Being Mechanisms (R61/R33 Clinical Trial Required)

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PAR-25-449: Mind and Body Interventions to Restore Whole Person Health via Emotional Well-Being Mechanisms (R61/R33 Clinical Trial Required)

What this opportunity is

PAR-25-449 is a NIH Notice of Funding Opportunity led by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) for rigorously designed, human mechanistic clinical studies using mind and body interventions. It is explicitly structured as a phased mechanism (R61/R33), which means applications are expected to prove feasibility in an early phase and then scale to a larger phase only if predefined benchmarks are met.

PAR-26-001: Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment or Prevention (SBIRT/P) for Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs (ATOD) Use and Misuse in Adult Populations that Experience Health Disparities

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

PAR-26-001: Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment or Prevention (SBIRT/P) for Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs (ATOD) Use and Misuse in Adult Populations that Experience Health Disparities

PAR-26-001 is a NIH parent announcement (PA) for a programmatic stream of NIH-defined clinical trial projects under R01 format. It covers screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment or prevention (SBIRT/P) for ATOD use and misuse, with explicit focus on adult populations that face health disparities.

PAR-26-042: Research Grants in Clinical Informatics (R01 Clinical Trial Optional)

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PAR-26-042: Research Grants in Clinical Informatics (R01 Clinical Trial Optional)

PAR-26-042 is an NIH Notice of Funding Opportunity from the National Library of Medicine (NLM) for R01 research in clinical informatics. NLM is seeking projects that design, implement, and evaluate informatics tools and methods for data-driven discovery, evidence-based decisions, and personalized or precision health care. The notice emphasizes approaches that can work across clinical settings and populations rather than tools tied to a single local installation.

PAR-27-013: Data Coordinating Center for Multi-Site Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials (U24)

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PAR-27-013: Data Coordinating Center for Multi-Site Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials (U24)

Key Details
Opportunity code	PAR-27-013
Sponsor	National Institutes of Health, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
Mechanism	U24 Resource-Related Research Project: Cooperative Agreement
Activity type	Clinical trials coordination and infrastructure support
Posted date	March 18, 2026
Earliest submission date	May 2, 2026
First listed full proposal deadline	June 2, 2026, 5:00 PM local time (passed)
Next listed application due date	October 2, 2026, 5:00 PM local time
Remaining recurring deadlines listed in the NOFO	October 2, 2026; February 1, 2027; June 2, 2027; October 1, 2027; February 1, 2028; June 1, 2028; October 2, 2028
Expiration date	November 3, 2028
Project period	Up to 5 years standard, up to 7 years if strongly justified
Budget rule	Application budgets are not limited; they must reflect the actual needs of the proposed project
Core requirement	Must be submitted with a companion CCC application to PAR-27-012
Official contact area	NHLBI Division of Blood Diseases and Resources; Division of Cardiovascular Sciences; Division of Lung Diseases; Center for Translation Research and Implementation Science

What this opportunity is and what makes it different

This is a cooperative agreement (U24) for building or operating a Data Coordinating Center that supports investigator-initiated, multi-site clinical trials. It is distinct from traditional research grants because it is explicitly structured as a paired mechanism with a companion CCC mechanism (PAR-27-012, UG3/UH3 Clinical Coordinating Center). The NOFO is not a standalone trial application: it is the operations half of a larger trial stack.

PAR-27-015: Community-Based Participatory Research to Advance Data and Practice Transformation (ADAPT) for Optimizing Oral Health for All

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PAR-27-015: Community-Based Participatory Research to Advance Data and Practice Transformation (ADAPT) for Optimizing Oral Health for All

The NIH has released a major community-health funding opportunity focused on oral disease prevention and care delivery transformation. The PAR-27-015 NOFO funds a phased UG3/UH3 cooperative agreement in which teams first test feasibility (UG3) and then scale to implementation/evaluation (UH3). The program is built around community-based participatory research (CBPR) and requires direct, cross-sector collaboration across community and healthcare settings.

PAR-27-069: Accelerating Discovery through Partnered Research with All of Us to Analyze Participant Biospecimens (X01)

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PAR-27-069: Accelerating Discovery through Partnered Research with All of Us to Analyze Participant Biospecimens (X01)

The PAR-27-069 X01 is a National Institutes of Health (NIH) Program Announcement that gives qualified teams access to stored All of Us biospecimens (blood serum, plasma, and/or extracted genomic DNA) and related participant-linked data context from the All of Us Research Program. It is unusual in that it is a resource access route, not a typical research grant with direct project funds. If your team wants to run high-quality molecular or integrated analyses on large existing cohorts through All of Us materials, this is a powerful lever for research leverage.

PAR-27-072: Bioengineering Research Grants (R01) for Translational Biomedical Engineering

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PAR-27-072: Bioengineering Research Grants (BRG) (R01, Clinical Trial Optional)

Bioengineering Research Grants (BRG) are designed to fund projects that sit at the boundary between quantitative science and biomedical need. Under PAR-27-072, NIH is calling for R01 applications that do more than produce ordinary hypothesis-driven results; each proposal should materially advance translation, validation, or deployment of technologies, methods, or models with practical human-health impact.

Unlike many older opportunities that are tied to a narrow annual submission cycle, this NOFO runs as a recurring date sequence with key deadlines across 2026 and 2027 and remains active through 2029. It also explicitly welcomes clinical trial optional proposals, as long as the application remains focused on bioengineering development and translational value.

PAR-27-077: NIH Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) (R25 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

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PAR-27-077: NIH Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) (R25 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

If you run a school, museum, nonprofit, health institution, or local education network and need a national-level, federally funded way to scale hands-on biomedical research education, the NIH Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) under PAR-27-077 is one of the few opportunities designed specifically for pre-college STEM expansion. It is an R25 research education mechanism with a strict scope: no clinical trials, but broad educational scope across classroom teaching, mentoring, outreach, research experiences, curriculum innovation, and skills development.

Paraguay River Logistics Decarbonization: How the World Bank GFDT Trust Fund Actually Works (No Open Call)

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Paraguay River Logistics Decarbonization: How the World Bank GFDT Trust Fund Actually Works (No Open Call)

Correction notice

An earlier version of this page described a “Paraguay Green Logistics Grant” worth $4,000,000 with an application deadline, open to Paraguayan logistics companies, port authorities and public-private partnerships. That description was wrong, and we have removed it.

No public programme with that name exists on the official source. The World Bank’s Global Facility to Decarbonize Transport (GFDT) is not a public competitive grant call for Paraguayan firms. Its overview page states that GFDT is a multi-donor trust fund providing financial and technical assistance to World Bank teams promoting transport decarbonization in low- and middle-income countries. The grantees page says GFDT calls for proposals from World Bank teams at the beginning of each fiscal year, with review by World Bank transport specialists. It does not provide an outside-applicant form or a public Paraguay deadline.

Particle Physics Experiment Consolidated Grants

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Particle Physics Experiment Consolidated Grants

Historical reference: 2026 round

The official UKRI Funding Finder page lists Particle Physics Experiment Consolidated Grants 2026 as Closed. This page is a historical reference to that round, not an invitation to submit a new application. The official closing date was 9 July 2026 at 4:00pm UK time, and the page says that applications could not be made after that time. The official page currently announces no later cycle, so this archive does not present a replacement deadline.

Particulate and Multiphase Processes (PD 23-1415): NSF Transport Phenomena Cluster Opportunity

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Particulate and Multiphase Processes (PD 23-1415): NSF Transport Phenomena Cluster Opportunity

Particulate and Multiphase Processes (PMP) is one of the four NSF programs that sit under the Transport Phenomena cluster, alongside Combustion and Fire Systems, Fluid Dynamics, and Thermal Transport Processes. It is designed for fundamental research on particle- and multiphase-dominated transport behavior where discoveries at the micro, meso, and macro scale can change how industries and systems perform in practice.

Partnership to transform university knowledge exchange metrics

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Partnership to transform university knowledge exchange metrics

This is a historical reference for the Research England funding opportunity “Partnership to transform university knowledge exchange metrics.” The official UKRI opportunity page now marks the call Closed. Its published closing date was 22 July 2026 at 12:00pm UK time, so this page should not be read as an invitation to submit a new application. The checked official page does not announce a next round or replacement deadline.

Pat Tillman Foundation Scholarship: Average $10,000 Per Year for Military-Connected Students Plus Leadership Training

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Pat Tillman Foundation scholarship is a historical reference for the 2026 class. The Foundation’s official application page says that applications for the 2026 class of Tillman Scholars are closed, and the Foundation’s announcement for that class gives February 1, 2026 as the closing date. The Foundation’s 2026 programs calendar schedules applications for the 2027 Tillman Scholar class to open on December 1, 2026, with application information sessions in November and December. The Foundation has not published a closing deadline or a new application form for that class, so this page keeps the real 2026 deadline as an archive date rather than treating the scheduled opening as a deadline.

Pathways to Work Innovation Fund 2026: UK Grants for New Disability Employment Support

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Pathways to Work Innovation Fund 2026: UK Grants for New Disability Employment Support

The Pathways to Work Innovation Fund is a UK-wide Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) grant programme for organisations with practical new ideas to improve employment support for disabled people and people with long-term health conditions. The first application round is open, with submissions due by 26 October 2026. It is designed to test approaches that help people move towards work, enter work, remain in work or make progress in their jobs, while collecting useful evidence about what works and for whom.

Patsy Takemoto Mink Education Support Award 2026–27: Up to $5,000 for Low-Income Mothers Pursuing Further Education

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Patsy Takemoto Mink Education Support Award 2026–27: Up to $5,000 for Low-Income Mothers Pursuing Further Education

The 2026–27 Patsy Takemoto Mink Education Support Award cycle is closed. The Foundation’s official application page states that the cycle closed on August 1, 2026. It also says information about the 2027–28 award cycle will be available on that page in May 2027. This page records the terms of the completed 2026–27 cycle so prospective applicants can understand the award and prepare to check for a future application. It is not an open application notice, and the next round’s rules and deadline have not yet been published.

Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans 2027: How to Compete for Up to $90,000

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Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans 2027: How to Compete for Up to $90,000

The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans is a major graduate fellowship for immigrants and children of immigrants who are pursuing full-time graduate or professional study in the United States. It is not limited to one field. Fellows have pursued degrees in areas such as medicine, law, science, engineering, public policy, the arts, humanities, and many other graduate disciplines.

Paul Mellon New Narratives Early Career Fellowship 2027: £35,000–£70,000 for British Art Research

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Paul Mellon New Narratives Early Career Fellowship 2027: £35,000–£70,000 for British Art Research

The Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art’s New Narratives: Early Career Fellowship is a substantial research award for an early-career scholar whose work can change how British art is understood. The next application round opens on 30 November 2026 at 10:00 a.m. GMT and closes on 18 January 2027 at 11:59 p.m. GMT. The programme is open to international applicants and is intended for people who have recently completed a doctorate or have equivalent research experience at postdoctoral level or above.

PAYA Youth Council 2026–27 (Historical Reference)

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PAYA Youth Council 2026–27 (Historical Reference)

The Partnership to Advance Youth Apprenticeship (PAYA) Youth Council was a paid leadership development opportunity for current and former youth apprentices. The official PAYA applicant-information page now says that applications for the 2026–27 Council have closed and that materials submitted after April 23, 2026, at 11:59 PM Pacific time are not eligible for consideration. New America has also announced the 2026–27 cohort. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to apply.

Payne International Development Graduate Fellowship 2027

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Payne International Development Graduate Fellowship 2027

The Payne Fellowship recruits talented U.S. citizens interested in careers as USAID Foreign Service Officers. Its model combines support for a relevant two-year graduate degree with domestic and overseas internships, mentoring, and professional development. Selection considers academic performance, leadership, service, financial need, and commitment to international development; recipients accept a Foreign Service obligation.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application and award agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

Peace and Security Innovation Prize 2026: How to Win a Fully Funded Incubation in Geneva

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Peace and Security Innovation Prize 2026: How to Win a Fully Funded Incubation in Geneva

This page is a historical reference, not an open application listing. The Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) closed registration for the 2026 GCSP Prize for Transformative Futures in Peace and Security after the official deadline of 20 March 2026 at 23:59 UTC+1. GCSP later announced the 2026 winners on 3 June 2026. Its announcement says the next call for submissions will open in December 2026, but it does not publish the next deadline or application rules yet.

Pear VC Fellows Program: 2026–2027 Cohort Archive

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Pear VC Fellows Program: 2026–2027 Cohort Archive

Status of this opportunity

Pear VC’s Fellows cohort for 2026–2027 had an application deadline of August 9, 2026. That date has passed. Pear’s current official Fellows page describes the program and includes an “Apply Here” link, but it does not identify a new cohort, publish a new application deadline, or say that a later cycle is open. This page therefore records the completed 2026–2027 cycle as a historical reference. It is not a live call for applications, and the older deadline should not be treated as current.

Peggy Browning Fund Fellowship 2027: Paid 10-Week Workers' Rights Fellowship for Law Students

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Peggy Browning Fund Fellowship 2027: Paid 10-Week Workers’ Rights Fellowship for Law Students

The Peggy Browning Fund Fellowship Program places law students in paid, ten-week summer positions with organizations working to advance workers’ rights. A host may be a labor union, worker center, labor-related nonprofit, union-side law firm, or another organization whose mission includes representing workers or protecting their interests. The Peggy Browning Fund (PBF) coordinates the fellowship and makes the formal award; the host organization supervises the work and pays the fellow.

Penguin Random House Paid Internships Summer 2027: Remote Publishing Roles for U.S. Applicants

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Penguin Random House Paid Internships Summer 2027: Remote Publishing Roles for U.S. Applicants

Penguin Random House (PRH) has announced the application window for its Summer 2027 paid internship program. Applications are scheduled to be accepted from September 28 through October 2, 2026, for a ten-week summer session in 2027. The program is fully remote, but interns must reside in the United States for the duration of employment and must be eligible to work there.

Pennsylvania Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

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Pennsylvania Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

Pennsylvania’s Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) helps eligible households pay home-heating expenses and address heating emergencies. The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) administers the program with federal LIHEAP funding. A cash grant is a benefit, not a loan: the payment goes to the household’s utility company or home-heating fuel provider to be credited to the account.

DHS lists the 2025-2026 season as closed and schedules the 2026-2027 season to open November 2, 2026 and close April 23, 2027. The FY 2027 Final State Plan confirms those dates for both cash and crisis applications. The scheduled closing date is subject to change: DHS reserves the right to shorten or extend the season depending on funding, demand, or other factors. Applications for the new cycle are not yet being accepted. Check the DHS LIHEAP page again when the season opens and before submitting.

Pennsylvania Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program: 2025 Claims

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Pennsylvania Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program: 2025 Claims

If you are 65 or older, a widow or widower aged 50 or older, or a Pennsylvania resident with a disability who is at least 18, the 2025 Property Tax/Rent Rebate claim may return part of the property tax or rent you paid during 2025. The standard rebate depends on household income. Some qualifying property owners can also receive an automatic supplemental rebate.

Pennsylvania State Grant Program

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Pennsylvania State Grant Program

The Pennsylvania State Grant is need-based gift aid for eligible Pennsylvania residents pursuing undergraduate education. The program is administered by the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA), and the award is generally sent to the school after the school certifies the student’s enrollment and eligibility. A grant does not have to be repaid when the student remains eligible and provides accurate information.

This page reflects the 2026–27 cycle. PHEAA’s current program page lists a maximum qualifying award of $6,000 for that cycle. That is a ceiling, not a promise that every applicant receives $6,000. PHEAA calculates awards using the funding available for distribution, the number of applicants, and the financial need shown by the application. The amount can also change after a school reviews enrollment, program, campus, or other eligibility information.

Perform Europe 2026–2028: Up to €60,000 for Cross-Border Performing-Arts Partnerships

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Perform Europe 2026–2028: Up to €60,000 for Cross-Border Performing-Arts Partnerships

Perform Europe is an open European funding opportunity for performing-arts partnerships that want to make cross-border touring fairer, greener and more inclusive. The 2026–2028 call is organised through the Creative Europe framework and offers €1.4 million to at least 25 partnerships. A selected partnership can request a €15,000 small grant, a €25,000 medium grant or a €55,000 large grant, with sustainability and accessibility top-ups of up to €5,000. The maximum total grant is €60,000 per partnership.

PetSmart Charities Adoption Growth Grants 2026: Partner Application Guide

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PetSmart Charities Adoption Growth Grants 2026: Partner Application Guide

Funding for approved PetSmart Charities adoption partners to strengthen sustainable in-store adoption programs, events, and outcomes with PetSmart stores. The official Adoption Growth page lists the 2026 application window as September 8 through October 2, 2026. Its purpose is to drive lifesaving outcomes through successful, sustainable in-store adoption programs, events and results in partnership with PetSmart stores. Every applicant must already be an approved, active adoption partner and comply with program policies and reporting requirements. This is not an open grant for unaffiliated rescues.

Petty Traders Grant Support Programme: 2026 Cycle Archive (₦10,000–₦100,000)

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Petty Traders Grant Support Programme: 2026 Cycle Archive (₦10,000–₦100,000)

Status of the 2026 cycle

This page is a historical reference for Youth Empowerment Nigeria’s June–August 2026 Petty Traders Grant Support Programme cycle. The organiser’s official programme page labels applications closed and gives 31 August 2026 as the closing date. The cycle is over; this page is not an open application notice, and the old application instructions below are included only to explain how that round worked.

Pew Latin American Fellows Program: 2027 Cycle Historical Reference

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Pew Latin American Fellows Program: 2027 Cycle Historical Reference

The Pew Latin American Fellows Program in the Biomedical Sciences supports biomedical researchers from Latin America as they undertake postdoctoral training in the United States. This page records the terms of the 2027 class because that application round has closed. The official Pew materials reviewed for this update describe the 2027 application and award schedule; they do not announce a later application round. Treat the dates and eligibility rules below as the rules for that closed class, not as a promise that the next round will use the same requirements.

Pew Scholars Program in the Biomedical Sciences: 2026 Class and Program Reference

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Pew Scholars Program in the Biomedical Sciences: 2026 Class and Program Reference

The Pew Scholars Program in the Biomedical Sciences is a nomination-based research-support program run by The Pew Charitable Trusts. Pew describes it as funding young investigators of outstanding promise whose work is relevant to advancing human health. The program makes grants to selected academic institutions to support independent research by people in the first few years of an appointment at the assistant-professor level.

Philip Lee Phillips Society Fellowship: Library of Congress Research Residency

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Philip Lee Phillips Society Fellowship: Library of Congress Research Residency

The Philip Lee Phillips Society Fellowship supports research using the Library of Congress Geography & Map Division’s collections. It is funded by the Philip Lee Phillips Society, administered with support from the John W. Kluge Center, and hosted by the Geography & Map Division. The latest announced application round was for the 2027 fellowship term. Its deadline was September 15, 2026, so applications for that round are closed. The official program page still describes that round, and the Library’s Geography & Maps announcement invites applications for summer 2027; neither announces a later round. This page is therefore a historical reference, not an invitation to apply now. See the official fellowship page and the Library’s 2027-term announcement for the underlying terms.

Philipp Schwartz Initiative 18th Call (2027 Funding): Historical Reference

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Philipp Schwartz Initiative 18th Call (2027 Funding): Historical Reference

The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation’s 18th Philipp Schwartz Initiative call is closed. The Foundation’s current programme page says that the application deadline has expired, that selection results are expected at the end of November, and that funding from this call starts from 1 January 2027. The same page invites interested institutions to register for the next call, but it does not publish a new application window or deadline. This page therefore records the 18th call for reference; it is not an open application notice. The closed call’s deadline was 21 August 2026.

Philippines PhilHealth Universal Health Care

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Philippines PhilHealth Universal Health Care: Current Membership and Benefits

PhilHealth is the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation, the government corporation that administers the National Health Insurance Program. This page describes an ongoing public benefit rather than a scholarship or competition with one annual intake. There is no single application closing date. Filipino citizens are automatically included under the Universal Health Care (UHC) framework, and people may register, update their records, pay contributions where required, select a primary-care provider, or use an accredited facility throughout the year.

Physical Sciences NRF Portfolio Refresh (Invite Only)

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Physical Sciences NRF Portfolio Refresh (Invite Only)

At a glance

Detail	Published information
Funder	Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)
Opportunity	Portfolio review and funding for existing EPSRC Physical Sciences National Research Facilities (NRFs)
Total fund	£15 million across the opportunity; individual facility amounts are not published in the brief
Award duration	Up to five years
Who can apply	Invited existing EPSRC Physical Sciences NRFs, through an EPSRC-eligible UK research organisation
Opens	8 October 2026, 9:00 am UK time
Closes	16 December 2026, 4:00 pm UK time
Submission system	UKRI Funding Service
Official page	Physical Sciences NRF Portfolio Refresh (Invite Only)

This targeted portfolio refresh is for sustaining nationally significant EPSRC Physical Sciences facilities and their services to UK research and innovation communities. It offers a £15 million total fund and awards of up to five years. Individual facility amounts are not stated; EPSRC will confirm parameters directly with existing NRFs. (Official source: UKRI opportunity page.)

PIBBSS Fellowship 2026–2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Application Cycle in Cape Town

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PIBBSS Fellowship 2026–2027: Historical Reference for the Closed Application Cycle in Cape Town

The PIBBSS Fellowship is an interdisciplinary research program run by Principles of Intelligence (PrincInt). It connects researchers from fields that study intelligence, complex systems, institutions, and living systems with AI safety research and mentorship. For the 2026–2027 Winter Fellowship, applications are closed. The fellowship itself is scheduled to run for about three months in Cape Town, from November 2026 to February 2027, so this is an archive of a closed recruitment round rather than an invitation to apply.

Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship: 2027 Funding for PhD Research

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Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship: 2027 Funding for PhD Research

Most doctoral funding pays the bills and stops there. The Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship is built to do something different: it pays generously, and then it surrounds you with people, training, and a research budget designed to help you do work that actually reaches beyond the seminar room. It is one of the most generous doctoral awards in Canada for the social sciences and humanities, and it is aimed at a specific kind of student, someone whose research speaks to real public questions and who wants to grow into a stronger, more connected scholar.

Pilchuck Glass School Scholarships 2027: Full or Partial Tuition Support for Artists

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Pilchuck Glass School Scholarships 2027: Full or Partial Tuition Support for Artists

Pilchuck Glass School’s 2027 program gives artists a way to apply for an intensive workshop while also asking to be considered for financial support. The school offers both merit scholarships and need-based financial aid. Awards may cover all or part of workshop tuition, and the application is designed to connect support with a real 2027 program choice rather than with a general artist profile submitted on its own.

Pilot Programs in the Transportation Sector – Sector-Level Pilots - Pilots Fund

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Pilot Programs in the Transportation Sector – Sector-Level Pilots - Pilots Fund

The Israel Innovation Authority published this 2026 transportation-sector call with the Ministry of Transport and Road Safety. The call was for sector-level pilot programs under the Pilots Fund. Its submission window is now closed: the official page gives an opening date of 18/05/2026 and a deadline of 16/07/2026 at 12:00 noon Israel time. It also says that applications submitted after the deadline will not be accepted.

Pinterest Inclusion Fund 2026: Creator Grants and Incubator (Historical Reference)

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Pinterest Inclusion Fund 2026: Creator Grants and Incubator (Historical Reference)

This page is a historical reference for the 2026 Pinterest Inclusion Fund cohort. Pinterest’s dated announcement says applications would remain open through August 4, 2026, at 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Pinterest’s official application pages now report the cycle closed, and its program page directs readers to its newsletter for future-cycle updates. No later application cycle or deadline is announced in the official materials reviewed for this update. Readers should not treat this page or the old application link as an active route to apply. Some localized application content has appeared inconsistent in its open/closed wording, so use a newly published Pinterest cycle announcement and its current local terms to confirm any future application window.

Pitch by Deel Startup Competition 2027: Waitlist and Application Guide

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Pitch by Deel Startup Competition 2027: Waitlist and Application Guide

The Pitch by Deel’s 2026 season has ended, and Deel is collecting waitlist submissions for the 2027 competition. The organizer says the direct application period has reached capacity. The main program page links to a 2027 waitlist and also advertises a pre-application route to skip the queue. Deel’s regional FAQ says waitlist submissions are reviewed continuously in the order received; when a place opens, the next founder in line may be invited to continue. A waitlist entry is not a place in the competition, and the organizer does not publish a final cutoff for these submissions. The deadline is therefore listed as rolling while the waitlist remains available.

Pitch Fest Competition (Pitch Labs): Winter 2025 Cycle Archive

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Pitch Fest Competition (Pitch Labs): Winter 2025 Cycle Archive

Status: historical reference. The Winter 2025 Pitch Fest cycle is closed, and Pitch Labs has not announced a later cycle on the official pages reviewed. The Pitch Labs homepage promoted Pitch Fest Winter 2025 to high school students, advertised a chance to win up to $250, and listed a January 31, 2026 application deadline. That date has passed. There is no active application form or confirmed upcoming deadline in the official information currently available here.

PM-USP Central Sector Scholarship 2026–27: ₹12,000–₹20,000 a Year for Indian College Students

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PM-USP Central Sector Scholarship 2026–27: ₹12,000–₹20,000 a Year for Indian College Students

The Pradhan Mantri Uchchatar Shiksha Protsahan (PM-USP) Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship for College and University Students is a Government of India scholarship for students who performed strongly in Class XII and need help meeting the ordinary costs of higher education. It is a merit-cum-means award: board performance is part of the entry route, but family income, course type, and other funding are also important.

Point Foundation LGBTQ+ Scholarship

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Point Foundation LGBTQ+ Scholarship

Current application status

Point Foundation operates several distinct scholarships and awards for LGBTQ+ students and allies. Its official scholarships hub lists the Access Scholarship, Flagship Scholarship, and Career & Technical Education Award as open. The Community College Scholarship and Internship & Professional Development Award are marked closed. Each track has its own application, award, and eligibility rules, so this page groups the programs for discovery; it does not describe a single application or one shared deadline.

Poland Deep-Tech Commercialization Grants: NCBR STEP 2026 Cycle (Closed)

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Poland Deep-Tech Commercialization Grants: NCBR STEP 2026 Cycle (Closed)

Status and scope

This page is a historical reference for the six 2026 STEP calls run by Poland’s National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR) under the European Funds for a Modern Economy programme (FENG), Priority V. These calls are not open. The last application window, Biotechnology Track B, closed on 16 September 2026. NCBR’s individual call pages report that submitted applications are under evaluation. NCBR has not published another application date for the digital, clean-technology or biotechnology sector calls in the linked schedule. Its official FAQ says any further 2027 calls depend on programme funds; it does not give a confirmed date. Separately, NCBR says a STEP defence-technologies call may be announced after European Commission approval of a programme change and gives a probable quarter, but not an application window. Applicants should check the schedule and call pages linked below for confirmed terms before preparing or submitting anything.

Poland Rodzina 800+ (Family 800+ Child Benefit)

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Poland Rodzina 800+ (Family 800+): Universal Child Support for Every Family

Poland’s Rodzina 800+ program — known colloquially as “800 plus” — is a universal child benefit administered by the Social Insurance Institution, Zakład Ubezpieczeń Społecznych (ZUS). Originally launched as Rodzina 500+, the program now provides PLN 800 per child per month to families with dependent children until a child completes age 18, regardless of family income. Since January 2024, when the monthly amount was increased from PLN 500 to PLN 800, the program has remained a central part of Polish family policy.

POLAR International Partnership Research Development Program 2026–2028: Up to $100,000 for Arctic and Antarctic Research

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POLAR International Partnership Research Development Program 2026–2028: Up to $100,000 for Arctic and Antarctic Research

Historical reference: the 2026–2028 call is closed

Polar Knowledge Canada (POLAR) has marked the International Partnership Research Development Program as closed. The application guide for the 2026–2028 call set the submission deadline at September 9, 2026, at 23:59 Eastern time. That deadline has passed, and applications for this round are no longer being accepted. The program page invites readers to join POLAR’s mailing list for future funding notices, but it does not announce another round or give a date for one. Treat this page as a record of the completed call; check the official program page and mailing list for any future announcement.

Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant for Artists 2026: Unrestricted Awards of Up to $50,000 for Professional Painters, Sculptors, and Artists Who Work on Paper, Reviewed Year-Round

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Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant for Artists 2026: Unrestricted Awards of Up to $50,000 for Professional Painters, Sculptors, and Artists Who Work on Paper, Reviewed Year-Round

The Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant for Artists is one of the few significant awards in the visual arts world with no deadline, no theme, and no strings attached. It gives working painters, sculptors, and artists who make work on paper an unrestricted cash grant of up to $50,000 that can go toward whatever a practicing artist actually needs — new materials, studio rent, framing and shipping for an upcoming show, a stretch of uninterrupted studio time, or simply the cost of living while finishing a body of work. Because the Foundation reviews applications on a continuous rolling basis, there is no single date to race toward in 2026; instead, artists can prepare a strong submission and apply whenever their portfolio and exhibition record are at their strongest.

PolyU International Research Summer School: Historical Programme and Funding Reference

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PolyU International Research Summer School: Historical Programme and Funding Reference

Closed-cycle notice

The International Research Summer School (IRSS) 2026 at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) is a completed programme. In its Graduate School news report published on 15 July 2026, PolyU says IRSS 2026 had officially come to a close and records that the cohort met from 29 June to 9 July 2026. This page is therefore an archive entry for the 2026 call, not an invitation to submit a late application.

Portugal + Preparado 2026: One €250,000 Gulbenkian Grant for an 18-Month Earthquake Preparedness Programme, Closing 31 August 2026

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Portugal + Preparado 2026: One €250,000 Gulbenkian Grant for an 18-Month Earthquake Preparedness Programme, Closing 31 August 2026

The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation is marking its 70th anniversary by funding a single, substantial project on a subject Portugal has never quite resolved: what it would actually take for the country to be ready for a large earthquake. The call is named Portugal + Preparado — “Portugal, better prepared” — and it offers up to €250,000 for one coordinating organisation to design and run an integrated programme of up to 18 months connecting seismic science, public communication and policy influence.

Portugal Rendimento Social de Inserção (RSI)

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Portugal’s Rendimento Social de Inserção (RSI) is an active, means-tested support for people and households in extreme poverty. It combines a monthly payment with a social and professional integration programme. The programme is administered by the Instituto da Segurança Social, I.P. (ISS), and the integration element is built around an action plan known as the Social Integration Contract (Contrato de Inserção). This page describes the current 2026 rules published by Segurança Social. RSI is not an annual competition: eligible people can submit a request when they meet the conditions, so the opportunity deadline is genuinely rolling.

Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33) | Veterans Affairs

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Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33) | Veterans Affairs

At-a-glance

Item	What this means for you
Program type	VA education entitlement (not a scholarship and not a loan)
Who can use it	Eligible veterans, qualifying service members, and some dependents through transferred benefits
Total help period	Usually up to 36 months; qualifying combinations of Post-9/11 GI Bill and MGIB-AD entitlement may reach 48 months under the Rudisill or Perkins decisions
Main benefit payments	Tuition and fees, monthly housing allowance (MHA) when eligible, books and supplies, qualifying test fees, tutorial assistance, work-study, and some one-time payments
Big limits	No payment during breaks; reduced payment if under half-time; some programs have special rules
Processing	VA averages 30 days for education claims; after approval, your school certifying official must process enrollment and you must verify enrollment monthly when required
Official start points	Post-9/11 GI Bill overview and apply instructions
Official rates page	Current Post-9/11 GI Bill rates

If you are reading this before picking a school or signing up for classes, the first practical step is to decide whether this is a good fit for your cash-flow timeline, not just whether you are technically eligible. The benefit can be powerful, but only if you apply in the right order and choose the right school model.

Postdoc Fellowships

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A postdoc fellowship is funding attached to you rather than to a lab, and that distinction shapes everything about the category. Fellowships buy independence: you propose your own project, often choose your host, and carry a credential that signals you can win competitive funding. The trade-off is a long, uncertain pipeline, so most people pursue fellowships in parallel with advertised postdoc positions rather than instead of them.

Eligibility windows are the first filter. Schemes define who counts as early-career by time since PhD, sometimes adjusted for career breaks, caregiving, or clinical training, and some are open only before you defend while others require the degree in hand. The second filter is mobility: a meaningful share of fellowships exist specifically to move researchers between countries or institutions, and staying at your PhD lab can be explicitly disallowed. Read both rules before anything else, because they eliminate more applicants than science ever does.

Postdoctoral Intramural Research Training Awards (IRTA) at the NIH NLM

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Postdoctoral Intramural Research Training Awards (IRTA) at the NIH NLM

At a glance

Item	Summary
Opportunity type	Postdoctoral intramural fellowship/award program
Host	National Library of Medicine (NLM), NIH
Funding structure	Structured full-time postdoctoral training support in the NLM intramural environment
Eligibility core	U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, and international applicants; doctoral degree holders (PhD/MD/DDS/equivalent) within five years of degree start context
Application timing	Open year-round; recommended to apply about nine months before preferred start date
Typical award duration	1 to 3 years initial appointment; renewable in one-year increments up to a maximum of 5 years
Submission channel	Direct lab-hosted intramural pathway (not a standard standalone grants.gov cycle)
Deadline	Ongoing
Contact	NLM Intramural Training Director: Dr. Betsy Clark

The IRTA program is one of the few biomedical postdoc pathways where timing is driven as much by lab fit and mentor availability as by an external application deadline. That distinction makes it particularly relevant for 2026/2027 planning, because your strategy is based on when you can start productively rather than on a single fixed annual window.

POSTECH Global Young Leaders Program 2026–2027: Historical Fully Funded Exchange in South Korea

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POSTECH Global Young Leaders Program 2026–2027: Historical Fully Funded Exchange in South Korea

The Global Young Leaders Program (GYLP) is a full academic year exchange at Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), supported by POSTECH and POSCO. This page records the 2026–2027 class. Its application period has ended, and POSTECH’s official page currently presents no later class or open application. The page is therefore an archive, not an invitation to submit an application now.

Powering the Regions Fund Safeguard Transformation Stream Round 2: $500,000–$50 Million for Australian Emissions-Reduction Projects Through 6 May 2027

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Powering the Regions Fund Safeguard Transformation Stream Round 2: $500,000–$50 Million for Australian Emissions-Reduction Projects Through 6 May 2027

The Powering the Regions Fund (PRF) Safeguard Transformation Stream (STS) Round 2 is a large Australian Government grant for trade-exposed industrial facilities covered by the Safeguard Mechanism. It is designed for capital-intensive projects that can reduce direct, or scope 1, greenhouse-gas emissions while helping an existing industrial operation remain competitive. The grant is not a general sustainability subsidy and it is not aimed at ordinary small-business energy upgrades. The applicant needs a qualifying facility, a defined project, a credible emissions-reduction case and the balance of the project finance.

PPIA Junior Summer Institute 2027: Funded Public Policy Preparation

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PPIA Junior Summer Institute 2027: Funded Public Policy Preparation

PPIA’s Junior Summer Institute is an intensive graduate-level preparation program in public and international affairs. The official site describes funded coursework in policy, economics, statistics, and leadership, books and materials, a summer stipend, career development, and access to a long-term network. The 2026 cycle has concluded, and the site says applications for the 2027 JSI will open in late 2026.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application and award agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

Pre-announcement: NetworkPlus in property flood resilience

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Pre-announcement: NetworkPlus in property flood resilience

This UK opportunity is listed as a pre-announcement (upcoming) with a full UKRI funding-service launch not yet confirmed. The call is a one-network competition aimed at building a NetworkPlus to improve property flood resilience (PFR) research and uptake across the UK, with a total budget envelope of £2,500,000 and the same maximum award value for the successful network.

If your institution works in engineering, environmental science, social science, climate adaptation, or flood-related R&I, and you can design a consortium-led programme that connects research, industry, and communities, this is a strategic fit.

Premium tax credit - Glossary | HealthCare.gov

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Premium tax credit - Glossary | HealthCare.gov

Overview: what this opportunity is and why people use it

The Premium Tax Credit (PTC) is a federal tax credit for people who buy health insurance through the ACA Marketplace, including HealthCare.gov and state-based Marketplaces. In practical terms, it helps reduce the monthly premium you pay for a qualifying marketplace plan.

It is important to understand this is a two-part benefit:

a monthly help stream during enrollment (advance payment), and
a final tax-time reconciliation against your final income and household details using Form 8962.

If you only think of it as “free money” you can get into trouble. The law gives you a real-time benefit through monthly advances, but the final amount is based on your real 12-month income. If that final amount is lower than what you were advanced, you owe the difference back when filing taxes. If it is higher, you get the remainder as additional tax benefit.

Preschool Development Grant Birth through Five SMART Grant 2026: Up to $15 Million for State Early-Childhood Data and Technology Systems

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Preschool Development Grant Birth through Five SMART Grant 2026: Up to $15 Million for State Early-Childhood Data and Technology Systems

The U.S. Administration for Children and Families (ACF) has forecast a FY 2026 Preschool Development Grant Birth through Five (PDG B-5) opportunity called the SMART Grant: Strategic Measurement, Analytics, and Results using Technology. The forecast describes a large, state-focused competition for projects that improve how early-childhood systems measure needs, connect information, analyze results, and use technology to make services work better for children and families.

Press On Freedomways Reporting Fellowship: 2026 Cycle Closed — Historical Guide to the $8,000 Fellowship

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Press On Freedomways Reporting Fellowship: 2026 Cycle Closed — Historical Guide to the $8,000 Fellowship

The Press On Freedomways Reporting Fellowship is a training program for journalists, storytellers, and organizers in the U.S. South whose work serves justice through movement journalism. Press On’s official homepage continues to list Freedomways among its programs. It does not currently publish an open call, an application form, or a deadline for another cohort. The 2026 intake is closed; this page is a historical reference and cannot be used to apply.

Pride Foundation 2027 Scholarship

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Pride Foundation 2027 Scholarship

At a glance

Detail	2027–2028 cycle
Program	One application connects eligible students to more than 60 Pride Foundation scholarship funds
Application status	Opened October 11, 2026
Deadline	January 8, 2027, at 4 p.m. Alaska time, 5 p.m. Pacific, or 6 p.m. Mountain
Geographic eligibility	Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington residency rule; study may be elsewhere
Education	Accredited postsecondary program in the 2027–2028 school year
Award amount	2027 amounts not stated; 2026 average award was $8,500 per student
Application materials	One online application; transcripts are optional, and current essay prompts are in the form
Decisions	Final notifications scheduled for June 2027

Pride Foundation offers financial resources and community support to LGBTQ+ student leaders across the five-state region. One application connects an eligible applicant to more than 60 scholarship funds, though individual funds may have added criteria. The program does not promise that every applicant will receive funding or that every fund shares the same rules. Read the current application and its instructions to determine which funds may fit. The scholarship overview describes the program and its funds.

PRIMA Young Innovators Award 2026 (Historical Reference) for Southern Mediterranean Youth-Led Solutions

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PRIMA Young Innovators Award 2026 (Historical Reference) for Southern Mediterranean Youth-Led Solutions

Status and key details

Detail	Information
Opportunity	PRIMA Young Innovators Award 2026
Operator	PRIMA Foundation / PRIMA
Opportunity type	Recognition prize (not a grant or soft-loan)
Award launch	20 March 2026
Submission window	28 April 2026 to 28 May 2026 at 13:00 CET
Application status	Closed; this page is a historical reference
Amount	Two prizes of EUR 10,000 each
Total program budget	EUR 20,000
Eligibility age	18–35 years at submission deadline
Eligible geography	PRIMA participating Mediterranean-bordering states: Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, and Türkiye
Eligible applicant form	Individuals; groups allowed if every member meets criteria
Eligibility basis	Natural person only; no companies/organisations can apply
Evaluation and award timing	Results to applicants scheduled for 15 October 2026; jury selection in October and ceremony planned for the last quarter of 2026
Official page	PRIMA opportunity page
Official source documents	Annual Work Programme 2026, Rules of Contest, application templates, submission handbook

The 2026 submission window has ended. PRIMA’s official award calendar schedules results to applicants for 15 October 2026, after the closing date; the official award page still describes the 2026 contest and does not announce a 2027 edition. This entry therefore keeps the closed cycle’s real deadline and is marked as a historical reference. It should not be read as an open application opportunity or as evidence that a future edition will run.

Prime Minister's Prizes for Science — 2026 archive; 2027 dates pending

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Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science — 2026 archive; 2027 dates pending

Australia’s Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science are national recognition awards for scientific achievement, research-based innovation, science teaching, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge systems. They are administered by the Australian Government Department of Industry, Science and Resources as part of the Inspiring Australia – Science Engagement Program.

The 2026 nomination round is closed. The Department of Industry, Science and Resources’ official program page says that 2026 recipients will be announced later in 2026 and that 2027 nominations will open later in 2026. It does not publish an exact opening date or closing date, and the linked 2026 rules are not the rules for the next round. No current application window is open on the evidence available from the official sources. This page therefore preserves the verified 2026 closing date as an archive reference; it is not a future submission deadline.

Princess Sabeeka Global Award 2026: $100,000 Women's Empowerment Award (Applications Closed)

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Princess Sabeeka Global Award 2026: $100,000 Women’s Empowerment Award (Applications Closed)

The third edition of the Princess Sabeeka Bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa Global Award for Women’s Empowerment is closed. The official award website records 20 March 2026 as the application deadline and says that the next edition has not yet been announced. This page is therefore a historical reference to the 2026 cycle, not a live invitation to submit an application.

Princeton Arts Fellowship: Closed 2026 Application Cycle (Historical Reference)

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Princeton Arts Fellowship: Closed 2026 Application Cycle (Historical Reference)

The Princeton Arts Fellowship is a paid, two-year appointment at Princeton University’s Lewis Center for the Arts. The Lewis Center’s official application page says that the application window is closed and identifies September 8, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. EDT as the deadline. No later application cycle has been announced on the program page. This entry therefore documents the closed application cycle and its terms; it is not an open call, and the September deadline must not be treated as an upcoming date.

Princeton in Africa Fellowship 2027–2028

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Princeton in Africa Fellowship 2027–2028

Princeton in Africa (PiAf) is a 12-month fellowship program that places selected applicants with partner organizations in African countries. It is designed for early-career applicants who want a year of professional experience in a host organization, with the specific country and role determined by available posts. The 2027–2028 application is open through October 26, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). Applicants apply to the fellowship program rather than selecting a particular country or position.

Princeton in Africa Fellowship: A Year-Long Paid Placement With Partner Organizations Across the Continent

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Princeton in Africa Fellowship: A Year-Long Paid Placement With Partner Organizations Across the Continent

Princeton in Africa (PiAf) is a nonprofit fellowship program that connects early-career professionals with host organizations working across the African continent. The fellowship is a full-time, yearlong professional placement rather than a study-abroad course or a short volunteer visit. Fellows take on work defined by the host organization, while receiving support from PiAf staff and a network of current and former Fellows. Placements can differ substantially in location, sector, supervision, and daily conditions, so applicants should consider the program as a route into practical service and professional experience, not a promise of a particular job or country.

Princeton in Asia Fellowship 2027–2028

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Princeton in Asia Fellowship 2027–2028

Princeton in Asia matches fellows with host organizations across Asia in education, public health, environmental work, journalism, and other fields. Compensation and housing differ by host and country, so applicants must review placement details rather than assume one uniform award. The official 2027–2028 application is open with a November 1, 2026 deadline; eligibility is not limited to Princeton University students.

This guide distinguishes verified program details from preparation advice. The current official application and award agreement control whenever a cycle changes.

Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award 2026 (UCLA IoES, US$100,000 Prize)

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Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award 2026 (UCLA IoES, US$100,000 Prize)

The Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award is a UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (IoES) prize for young people whose work is already making a serious contribution to environmental progress. The award is international and deliberately broad. UCLA’s official materials describe candidates as scientists, entrepreneurs, engineers, activists, artists, business leaders, and other environmental leaders who have demonstrated talent and are poised to address serious environmental concerns.

Privacy Policy

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Overview

FindMyMoney.App (“we”, “us”, or “our”) provides tools to help people discover public and private funding opportunities. This Privacy Policy explains what personal data we collect, how we use and share it, and the rights you have under the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the UK GDPR, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and other applicable privacy laws. If you have questions about this policy or want to exercise your rights, reach us through the contact page.

PROCOMER Impulso Tecnológico Costa Rica: Second Edition TIC Innovation Fund

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PROCOMER Impulso Tecnológico Costa Rica: Second Edition TIC Innovation Fund

Historical reference: applications for the second edition are closed. PROCOMER’s official rules set the application window from 03 August through 30 August 2026. The current programs listing classifies Impulso Tecnológico as closed. Its program page retains general program information and links to the second-edition rules, but the official materials reviewed for this update do not announce a third edition or a new application window. The rules scheduled the announcement of selected companies and the start of project execution for October 2026; the official materials reviewed here do not confirm whether those milestones have occurred. Keep this page as an archive of the second-edition requirements, not as an open application notice. Check PROCOMER’s programs listing for a future call.

Professional Fellows for Governance and Society: Historical Fully Funded USA Exchange for South and Central Asia

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Editor’s note — historical status. There is no open application round for this regional program. The 2025 call closed on 29 August 2025. World Learning’s current program record lists the program period as 30 September 2013 – 31 January 2026, and neither the program page nor its FAQ shows an application link or announces a next-round date. The U.S. Department of State’s broader Professional Fellows Program page describes public applications and general application windows, but that does not reopen this completed World Learning round. Treat everything below as a historical reference and preparation material for a future call, not as an open competition.

Prognica Research Fellows Program 2026 Cohort: Closed Round Archive

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Prognica Research Fellows Program 2026 Cohort: Closed Round Archive

The Prognica Research Fellows Program’s inaugural Class of 2026 is closed to new applications. Prognica Labs’ official application page says submissions ended on 30 August 2026, the portal no longer accepts applications, and late or incomplete submissions are not carried forward. The program page says dates for the next cohort will be announced there; it does not provide a successor deadline. This entry preserves the terms and process published for the completed round so applicants can understand what the opportunity offered and prepare to check for a future announcement. It is not an open call.

Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE)

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Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE)

If you are 55 or older and already functioning at a higher-than-usual level of need, this is often where people first get confused: the program sounds medical, but in practice it is also social, practical, and daily-living support wrapped into one system. The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) is a Medicare/Medicaid-linked care model for certain older adults and adults with age-related functional needs who are still living in the community but require nursing-home-level care supports.

Projects Peer Review Panel (PPRP) 2027

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Projects Peer Review Panel (PPRP) 2027

The Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), runs Projects Peer Review Panel (PPRP) rounds for large or complex projects with significant scientific priority. The current 2027 opportunity is open. It is not an unrestricted call: a team can submit a full application only after it has received an invitation following a successful Statement of Interest (SoI). The project lead must be based at an organisation eligible for STFC funding.

Property Tax Fairness Credit Summary | Maine Revenue Services

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Property Tax Fairness Credit Summary | Maine Revenue Services

Current status

The Maine Property Tax Fairness Credit (PTFC) remains an active annual income-tax credit administered by Maine Revenue Services (MRS). It is claimed through a Maine individual income-tax return rather than through a separate housing-benefit application. MRS currently lists the 2026 individual income-tax forms as the forms for income earned in 2026 and says those forms are due in 2027. That page includes the 2026 Schedule PTFC/STFC, so the 2026 tax-year cycle is the live cycle for this listing.