Welch Medical Library Guides: Grants and Funding: Resources for Next Steps

Before Applying, Maximize Your Funding Potential

Connect with the right JHU resources to help create the best funding proposal possible.

1) Check with your department for a grants and contracts manager or contact your school's research office.

2) If you having a hard time connecting with departmental or school resources, contact the JHU Research Administration Office or Foundation Relations or the Office of Foundation Relations directly.

- Not sure which office to contact? Use the information at the link below to see if your funding would be a grant or a gift:

JHU Research Administration: Gifts vs. Grants

Other Hopkins Research Resources

Johns Hopkins Institute for Clinical and Translational Research
Johns Hopkins ICTR can provide a variety of services in support of research. This includes services for study planning, data management, regulatory support, study conduct, recruitment, informatics, and drug/device development. Most of these services need to be budgeted for in your grant application.
Research Data Services at Johns Hopkins Libraries
Services include data management and sharing, using GIS and geospatial data, finding and accessing data, using tools and software, and visualizing data.
NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy Guide
A guide to the NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy as well as JHU resources to assist in complying with the policy.
MyRAP
MyRAP is a university-wide online system developed to provide PIs and their research partners real-time access to the status of their research agreements and contracts as they are being reviewed, negotiated and processed by the Offices of Research Administration. This system is used by School of Medicine, Bloomberg School of Public Health, Research Projects Administration, Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, and the School of Nursing.
Technology Ventures
The Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures Office is the University’s intellectual property administration center, serving Johns Hopkins researchers and inventors as a licensing, patent, and technology commercialization office and acting as an active liaison to parties interested in leveraging JHU research or materials for academic or corporate endeavors.