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The University of Tokyo’s AI for HPC joint-research call offers selected projects free use of requested computing resources. The FY2026 programme accepts applications on a rolling basis with quarterly reviews, with a final deadline of Octob

UK-based researchers and AI developers from academia, industry, the public sector and other organizations could request 50,000–1.4 million GPU hours on Isambard-AI over six or twelve months. Priority areas included medical research and engi

The two-year fellowship offers salary, benefits, travel support and AI training for researchers applying AI to natural sciences, engineering or mathematics. Applicants must be within three years of a non-computer-science PhD and secure an N

NTU’s AI-for-X fellowship supports early-career researchers using AI across STEM, including medicine. Awardees receive up to four years of funding, remuneration and benefits, a S$250,000 research grant and access to AI facilities and comput

India’s National One Health Mission sought organisations to develop AI tools for detecting emerging pathogens across human, animal and environmental settings. The mission offered R&D funding, with budgets proposed by applicants. The ICMR no

AI4PEP’s Global South call supported responsible AI research for public-health preparedness and response within a One Health framework. Teams could request up to CAN$362,500, with up to CAN$1,283,286 per region. The 2023 application round i

Early-career faculty at African universities can develop AI research in climate, food/water security or STEM underpinning biomedical research while retaining their home positions. The programme provides Oxford mentorship, training and compu

The Open Source for Science Fund’s first life-science call offered up to US$250,000 for domain-specific tools or US$1 million for foundational libraries and ecosystems, over two years. Projects needed open licences, public code and demonstr

Paris startup Phagos, founded by microbiologist Adèle James and economist Alexandros Pantalis, is building AI models to predict which phages work best against a given bacterial infection, with embedded AWS engineers through the 2024 AWS Gen

The three-month fellowship develops and deploys AI systems for life-science applications, with mentorship, a VND 11 million monthly full-time allowance and approximately US$15,000 per month in computing resources. Fellows can work in Ho Chi

NVIDIA’s Academic Grant Program currently does not accept new applications. The programme page points researchers to education discounts, open hackathons, research resources and its startup Inception programme. Retain this as a programme to

PhageBench contains 5,600 samples across phage screening, quality control and phenotype annotation tasks. Its evaluation found stronger-than-random performance on some tasks and limitations in complex sequence reasoning. ACL Anthology

Grant funding, office space, community and compute are available for open AI-first science and safety projects. Typical grants are $30,000–$100,000, with larger amounts possible. Individuals, teams and organizations can apply; active partic

Five weekly AI protein-design challenges run September 28–November 1, 2026, with sponsored experimental validation and openly published results. Challenge 1 is open for submissions. Applications for Claude-supported tracks closed September

NSF BIO welcomes research that advances biological discovery with AI/ML or develops AI/ML methods using biological data and systems. Proposals go through an existing BIO solicitation, with a BIO-AI title prefix; this is not a separate compe

The BioE3 Bio-AI call supports high-performance biomanufacturing collaborations, with categories including biomolecular design, synthetic biology, sustainable agriculture and genome diagnostics. Eligible companies, startups, LLPs and specif

BIRAC’s May 2025 biotechnology call covered BIPP, SBIRI and PACE’s AIR and CRS schemes, from proof-of-concept work to validation and pre-commercialisation. Its stated priorities included therapies for antimicrobial resistance, agriculture,

The $30 million global AI for Science call offered selected nonprofits, social enterprises and academic institutions $500,000–$3 million, with optional technical support and cloud credits. Its health and life-science scope includes foundati

CNPq’s call 24/2026 supported biotechnology across human health, agriculture, industry, environment and energy. Its bioinformatics line included omics, modelling, biological databases and applied AI, with R$500,000–R$5 million per project i

Beyond AI invited University of Tokyo research groups to use NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD resources and seek project research support. The call was restricted to university-employed faculty and researchers and closed on January 20, 2025 at 6pm. Beyo