Grants in Singapore

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Funds applied research and prototype-stage work for the Army unit that turns data into modernization and readiness decisions.

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Funds academic-industry partnerships that turn a lab discovery into a working diagnostic or treatment tool, without a clinical trial attached.

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Funds basic mechanistic research into the biological and genetic causes of cancer health disparities — and into building the tools that research needs.

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Funds mechanistic work on the lasting harms cancer therapy causes, and on turning that understanding into ways to prevent them.

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Funds full research on adopting, spreading and sustaining proven health interventions — and on restoring services after a disaster disrupts them.

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Funds a small, self-contained study on adopting, spreading or dropping health practices, for work that needs less than a full project.

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Funds exploratory work on why proven health interventions do not get adopted — and on stopping the ones that should be dropped.

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Funds a fully powered trial of post-acute mental health treatment or services, testing not just whether it works but how and for whom.

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Funds early feasibility work on a new biomedical tool, instrument or method that could improve research, care delivery or accessibility.

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Funds research into delivering better mental health services where no clinical trial is involved — the route for observational and analytic work.

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Funds pilot mental health services research that is deliberately not a precursor to testing an intervention.

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Funds a test bed built on an existing digital mental health platform, to refine interventions fast and then run a definitive trial on them.

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Funds novel ideas in cancer control and population science — statistics, epidemiology, survivorship, behaviour, care delivery, digital health, implementation.

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Funds translational work on the neurobiology behind mood and psychotic symptoms during the menopause transition, aimed at treatment targets.

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Funds the exploratory version of the same translational work on mood and psychotic symptoms during the menopause transition.

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Funds studies of how conditions found by newborn screening unfold — the sequence and timing of symptoms, and what changes the course.

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Funds a self-contained rehabilitation research project by a scientist establishing an independent career, including new technology development.

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Funds the planning work behind a large vision research study — the protocol and procedures manual, not the study itself.

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Funds a genuinely new brain stimulation device for mental health, or a hardware or software change that substantially improves an approved one.

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Funds the exploratory version of next-generation brain stimulation device work for mental health, with the same floor on how much novelty counts.

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Funds a small, self-contained clinical trial anywhere inside the institute's mission in child health and human development.

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Funds an early-stage, high-risk project that includes a clinical trial — and at some institutes only a mechanistic one counts.

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Funds a defined research project in the investigator's own area of expertise, through the announcement most NIH institutes keep permanently open.

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Funds a small project that can be finished quickly with limited resources — a pilot, a reanalysis, a method, or a piece of new research technology.