A favorite for predominantly undergraduate institutions (PUIs) is the Grant Resource Center (GRC) of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU).   This service includes a database customized to smaller institutions and staff assistance.  GRC is open to both public and private institutions.

For additional information, contact Rich Dunfee (xxxxxx@aascu.org<mailto:xxxxxx@aascu.org>) .

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Here's a list of one's that I'm aware of.

SPIN
IRIS
COS
GrantSelect
ResearchResearch (mostly international)

Let's see if we can put together a comprehensive list and I'll post it on the Research Administration Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/ResearchAdministration.

-Chris

On 4/4/2011 3:27 PM, Haven B. Battles wrote:

Hi,

I'm new to the group and I'd be very interested in hearing people's answers to this. Thanks!

Thanks,
Haven

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Haven B. Battles, Ph.D.
Senior Grants Development Manager
Division of Chronic Disease and Injury Prevention
Center for Community Health, New York State Department of Health
Corning Tower, Room 515
518-474-5730 (ph)
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[cid:part1.04030503.02060006@moderas.org]Jim Austin ---04/04/2011 03:18:27 PM---Hello all. I'm an occasional -- OK, more like rare. I'm trying to figure out what online grant-searc

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Hello all. I'm an occasional -- OK, more like rare. I'm trying to figure out what online grant-search tools people use most frequently. I asked this question a few years ago; trying to find out of the landscape has changed.

So, what online grant-search resources do you use most often? What are your favorites? Why? Is it free or does your institution pay?

Feel free to reply off-list, to jaustin [at] aaas [dot] org

Thanks in advance.

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