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New Jersey Department of Education Competitive Grants

New Jersey Department of Education

The NJDOE administers competitive grant programs to support schools, districts, and educational organizations in implementing innovative programs, improving academic outcomes, and expanding access to quality education statewide.

$25K – $1M

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EducationEquity & Accessyouth_development

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New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Environmental Grants

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New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

NJDEP awards grants to municipalities, nonprofits, and organizations for environmental restoration, open space preservation, stormwater management, recycling programs, and clean energy projects across New Jersey.

$25K – $2M

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EnvironmentalCommunity Developmentinfrastructure

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New Jersey Department of Health Community Health Grants

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New Jersey Department of Health

NJDOH awards grants to local health departments, hospitals, and community organizations for public health programs targeting chronic disease prevention, maternal and child health, opioid response, and health equity.

$30K – $500K

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HealthEquity & AccessCommunity Development

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New Jersey Department of Human Services Social Services Grants

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New Jersey Department of Human Services

NJDHS funds nonprofits and community organizations providing social services including mental health, substance use treatment, disability services, food assistance, and support for vulnerable populations across New Jersey.

$50K – $1M

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HealthCommunity DevelopmentEquity & Access+1

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New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development — Workforce Development Grants

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New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development

New Jersey Department of Labor & Workforce Development administers workforce development grants funding job training, apprenticeships, incumbent worker training, and employer-based training programs in NJ.

$10K – $500K

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workforcetrainingeconomic_development

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New Jersey Department of Labor Workforce Development Grants

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New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development

The NJ DOL funds workforce training programs, apprenticeships, and employment services for job seekers including displaced workers, veterans, and individuals with barriers to employment through WIOA and state grants.

$50K – $2M

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workforceeconomic_developmentEquity & Access

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New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA) — Small Business Grant Programs

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New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA)

New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA) offers grants, incentives, and financial assistance for small businesses, startups, and economic development projects in NJ.

$5K – $250K

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New Jersey Economic Development Authority Business Grants

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New Jersey Economic Development Authority

The NJEDA provides grants, tax credits, and incentives to businesses and nonprofits to support economic development, job creation, innovation, and equitable economic growth across New Jersey.

$10K – $500K

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Business Developmenteconomic_developmentworkforce

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New Jersey Housing & Mortgage Finance Agency (HMFA) — Housing & Community Development Grants

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New Jersey Housing & Mortgage Finance Agency (HMFA)

New Jersey Housing & Mortgage Finance Agency (HMFA) provides grants and financing for affordable housing development, community development, homelessness prevention, and housing rehabilitation in NJ.

$25K – $2M

Annual

HousingCommunity Development

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New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency Affordable Housing Grants

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New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency

NJHMFA provides financing and grants to developers, nonprofits, and municipalities for the construction and preservation of affordable housing throughout New Jersey, including HOME and LIHTC programs.

$100K – $5M

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HousingCommunity DevelopmentEquity & Access

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New Jersey Humanities Council Grants

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New Jersey Humanities Council

Grants for humanities programming including lectures, exhibitions, oral history, documentary, and public humanities projects in New Jersey. Funded by NEH.

$1K – $15K

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EducationArts & CultureCommunity Development

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New Jersey Office of Homeland Security Preparedness Grants

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New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness

NJOHSP distributes federal Homeland Security grant funds to local law enforcement, emergency management agencies, and nonprofits for preparedness planning, training, equipment, and exercises to protect New Jersey communities.

$25K – $1M

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Community DevelopmentinfrastructureEquity & Access

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New Jersey Perkins V CTE Grants

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New Jersey Department of Education

Career and Technical Education funding under Perkins V for NJ schools and colleges to strengthen CTE pathways, work-based learning, and industry certifications.

$25K – $600K

2026-09-15

career technical educationworkforce developmentCTE

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New Jersey State Council on the Arts — Grant Programs

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New Jersey State Council on the Arts

New Jersey State Council on the Arts provides grants to support arts and cultural programming, artist fellowships, arts education, and community-based arts projects across NJ.

$1K – $100K

Annual

artscultureEducation

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New Jersey State Council on the Arts Grants

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New Jersey State Council on the Arts

The NJ State Council on the Arts funds arts organizations, artists, and cultural programs to support excellence in the arts, arts education, and ensure all New Jerseyans have access to diverse arts and cultural experiences.

$5K – $200K

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Arts & CultureEducationCommunity Development

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New Jersey Veterans Commission — Service Grants

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New Jersey Veterans Commission

State grants for veteran service programs in New Jersey including housing, employment, education, and mental health support.

$10K – $100K

2026-09-01

veteran servicesstate programsHousing+1

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NEW LIFE CENTER MENTORING-BASED DIVERSION PILOT PROGRAM

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NEW LIFE CENTERS OF CHICAGOLAND NFP

Politics and Civic Affairs Services-Community and social services

2026-08-31

general

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New Methods to Generate High-Performance Aptamers for in Vivo Monitoring of Small Molecules

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NIBIB - National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering

Summary. Aptamers – a versatile class of synthetic, nucleic-acid-based receptors – offer unique advantages for molecular sensing. Because of the hydrophilicity of oligonucleotides, for example, aptamers offer a key advantage relative to antibodies in terms of remaining soluble even when partially or fully unfolded. This distinctive characteristic renders it straightforward to engineer aptamers that fold and unfold in response to target binding and dissociation. In turn, this coupling of molecular recognition to a large-scale conformational change enables the construction of biosensors supporting real-time in vivo molecular measurements and chemo- responsive, materials whose properties change in response to a specific molecular cue. A major disadvantage of aptamers, however, is that their affinity and specificity are often insufficient for use under physiological conditions. Here, we present strong evidence that this poor performance is not an intrinsic limitation of nucleic acids, but instead arises from the limitations of conventional aptamer selection techniques. Building on this, we describe advanced aptamer selection and maturation approaches that we believe will surmount these limitations. In Aim 1, we propose the development of a powerful new aptamer selection approach, nuclease-assisted systematic evolution of ligands by exponential enrichment (NA-SELEX), which eliminates the need to attach either the target or the library to a solid support. This provides many important advantages over existing selection approaches, including the ability to simultaneously apply both thermodynamic and kinetic stringency and to easily carry out aptamer selection under physiologically relevant conditions, leading to enhanced in vivo aptamer performance. In Aim 2, we will complement NA-SELEX by developing an innovative “aptamer maturation” approach, Motif-SELEX, that can greatly improve the performance of underperforming first-generation aptamers. Motif-SELEX does this by providing new opportunities to explore the deep sequence space for a given aptamer during the selection process in order to optimize the geometry and complexity of that aptamer’s ligand-binding site, thereby increasing both its affinity and specificity. Finally, in Aim 3, we will showcase the improved performance and utility of the resulting aptamers by converting them into real-time biosensors to enable the currently unachievable feat of measuring a chemically diverse set of biomedically-important, low-concentration small-molecule targets in vivo. In the short term, the successful conclusion of our research program will yield sensors that enable clinically and scientifically useful real-time in vivo measurement of numerous biomedically- important low-molecular-weight analytes. The more far-reaching impact of this work will be the development of methods supporting the selection of aptamers with unprecedentedly high performance, greatly expanding the utility of these reagents for a wide range of biomedical applications.

Up to $691K

2030-02-28

health research

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New methods to identify one-to-one mappings between neural network models and brain neurons

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NIDA - National Institute on Drug Abuse

To understand how a neuron contributes to behavior, neuroscientists rely on a diverse set of tools and techniques to perturb neural responses and observe changes in behavior. As the amount of neural perturbation data rapidly grows, new methods are needed to build models that both incorporate and explain this neural perturbation data. We recently developed knockout training, a new machine learning method that, at its core, perturbs or “knocks out” model units of neural network models in the same way neurons are inactivated in the brain; models are trained on behavioral data from animals with neural perturbations, and the models learn how neurons both represent sensory information and drive motor behaviors. We will expand and improve this method, and thereby generate general-purpose knockout training algorithms widely applicable and available to the systems neuroscience community. To evaluate knockout training’s ability to estimate one-to-one mappings, we model neural systems in Drosophila melanogaster, chosen for its highly-structured anatomy, wealth of genetic and perturbation tools, rich natural behaviors, and available connectomes. An important advance of the proposed research is to apply knockout training to biologically-realistic models, leveraging detailed anatomical data from connectomes. The specific aims include: i) improving knockout training algorithms for settings with little training data, access to neural recordings, and large behavioral stochasticity, and evaluating these algorithms with extensive simulations and real perturbation data targeting the Drosophila visual system; ii) leveraging recently released connectomic data to build connectome-informed models of the Drosophila visual system, which we then train with extensions of knockout training tailored to biologically-realistic models; And, iii) evaluating the proposed knockout training algorithms on a connectome-informed model that includes both the Drosophila visual and premotor systems. The end result of this work will be a suite of well-tested, general-purpose knockout training methods able to integrate perturbation data with deep neural network and biologically-realistic models of the brain, ready for wide adoption by the systems neuroscience community. This work will also substantially advance our understanding of the neural circuits and computations involved in sensorimotor transformations. Our knockout-trained, connectome-informed model of the fruit fly visual and motor systems will act as a large-scale, working hypothesis of the fruit fly brain that the Drosophila community may use to guide future experiments. Our framework consolidates the effects of many individual perturbations into one unified model; we can then perform experiments on the model—silencing combinations of neuron types—not possible to perform on real animals. We foresee methods that incorporate perturbation data into computational models, such as the knockout training algorithms proposed here, becoming as invaluable as the perturbation techniques themselves. This is especially true when studying larger animals with more complex behaviors and with neural systems that may have tens of thousands of neuron types to perturb.

Up to $461K

2028-12-31

health research

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New Mexico Arts Division Arts in Public Places

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New Mexico Arts Division

The Arts in Public Places program provides funding for the acquisition and installation of public artworks in state buildings and facilities, commissioning New Mexico artists to create site-specific works that reflect the state's diverse cultural heritage.

$5K – $100K

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Arts & CultureCommunity Development

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New Mexico Arts Division Community Arts Grants

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New Mexico Arts Division

Community Arts Grants support New Mexico nonprofit organizations in delivering arts programming, cultural preservation, and arts education that serves diverse communities, with emphasis on rural and tribal communities.

$1K – $25K

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Arts & CultureEducationEquity & Access

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New Mexico Community Foundation Community Grants

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New Mexico Community Foundation

New Mexico Community Foundation ($100M in assets) supports nonprofits in NM through grants focused on education, community development, health, arts. Awards range from $1,000 to $25,000.

$1K – $25K

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Educationcommunity developmentHealth+1

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New Mexico Department of Finance Colonias Infrastructure Fund

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New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration

The Colonias Infrastructure Fund provides grants to communities along the US-Mexico border for basic infrastructure including water systems, wastewater treatment, housing, and roads in historically underserved colonias communities.

$25K – $750K

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infrastructureHousingEquity & Access

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New Mexico Economic Development Department LEDA Fund

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New Mexico Economic Development Department

The Local Economic Development Act (LEDA) Fund provides grants to municipalities and counties for public infrastructure supporting economic development projects that create jobs in New Mexico, including industrial parks, utilities, and workforce training facilities.

$50K – $1M

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Business Developmentinfrastructureworkforce

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