Research funding across the Federal Science Corridor
An independent overview of federal research funding concentrated across the Montgomery County science corridor — NIH, NIST, FDA White Oak, and Walter Reed — useful context for visitors who commute across campuses.
Why this matters for visiting researchers
- The corridor links several large federal funders, so award activity reflects a broad, cross-campus community of fellows and contractors.
- Knowing which agencies cluster where helps cross-campus visitors choose where to live and commute from.
- Steady multi-agency activity sustains demand for short-term housing all along the I-270 / Red Line corridor.
Agencies concentrated nearby
Named because they fund or host work near this hub — not a claim of award totals.
Host institutions nearby
Recipient/host institutions in the area. Context only.
Recent awards
| Title | Agency | Recipient | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live data integration planned. For now, view current awards on NIH-funded projects on NIH RePORTER ↗. | |||
Open opportunities
| Opportunity | Agency | Closes |
|---|---|---|
| Live data integration planned. For now, view current opportunities on Open opportunities on Grants.gov ↗. | ||
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Methodology & sources
This section summarizes publicly available federal research-funding information to give visiting researchers context about the hubs we serve. It links to official sources for current data; figures are not endorsed by, and do not originate from, the named agencies or institutions. Live data integration is planned — for now, use the official sources below to query current awards and opportunities.
Official sources
External links to official, public data. Not affiliated with or endorsed by these organizations.