University of Wisconsin–Madison

Extramural Funding Opportunities

The CAIRIBU U24 Interactions Core curates and maintains a collection of funding opportunities for CAIRIBU-affiliated investigators. This includes grants from the National Institutes of Health, institution-specific funding aimed at enhancing stakeholder engagement in research, and various funding sources that support non-malignant urologic research.

See below for the latest NIH and other extramural research funding opportunities

NIH policy information

  • [Effective June 1, 2026] NIH Implements Changes to Domestic Subawards

    Effective June 1, 2026, per NOT-OD-26-062, all prime recipients are required to obtain NIH prior approval when adding a new domestic subaward to a project post-award, when the arrangement was not originally a…

  • CAIRIBU IC New NIH Data Management Document

    See below for a 1-page CAIRIBU Interactions Core document that spells out the requirements and provides links to resources. These include a site for creating your own DMS plan and various dkNET resources…

  • NIH Data Book (NDB)

    The NIH Data Book (NDB) provides basic summary statistics on extramural grants and contract awards, grant applications, the organizations that NIH supports, the trainees and fellows supported through NIH programs, and the…

  • [Updated Sep 2025]: NIH Simplified Review Framework

    NIH has implemented a simplified framework for the peer review of the majority of competing research project grant applications, beginning with submissions with due dates of January 25, 2025. Under the simplified…

NIDDK Funding Announcements

Funding Announcements From Other NIH Institutes

AUA Funding Announcements

  • Urology Care Foundation Bridge Award

    In response to recent threats to urology research, the American Urological Association (AUA) has created a new funding mechanism aimed at keeping current research projects going. For calendar year 2027, 2 awards…

  • AUA Data Research Program

    Access to AUA Quality Registry and/or population-representative AUA Annual Census data plus $2K stipend to conduct clinical and/or workforce studies and disseminate research.

Aging-Related Funding Announcements

Funding Announcements From Societies and Other Sources

  • Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Gilliam Fellows Program

    $65K / y for 3y to support 2nd or 3rd year PhD students and their faculty thesis advisors in advancing cutting-edge research and fostering strong scientific training environments, while supporting the transition…

  • KidneyCure Transition to Independence Grants

    Up to $100K / y for 2y to support early career faculty conducting clinical and basic science projects that examines any aspect of the entire spectrum of kidney biology and disease. [Application deadline:…

  • Branco Weiss Fellowship

    5y support for postdoctoral fellows whose projects depart from the mainstream of research in their discipline. [Application deadline: 1/15/27.]

Institution-Specific CTSA Stakeholder Engagement Funding Announcements