GrantScape — the NIH funding landscape for grant strategy

Three views of where NIH funds, where the money is moving, and where your science is reviewed — built from public NIH data. Nothing is uploaded; all computation runs in your browser. Help & About →

What NIH funds by research category, and which areas are rising. Load the official RCDC categorical-spending table (CSV) from report.nih.gov.

Loaded: bundled RCDC (FY2008–2025) — or choose a newer file

From FY

To FY

Momentum

Min funding

“Relative to portfolio” subtracts the median category growth, isolating fields rising faster than NIH overall (removing the macro-budget trend). Click a category for its funding trajectory.

Category	Latest ($M)	Share (%)	$ growth (%/yr)	Rel. (pp/yr)

For a research concept (abstract keywords), which institutes and study sections fund it — from pull_concept_landscape.py output. RePORTER contains funded projects only, so these are “where funded work lands,” not success rates.

Bundled concept

Institutes CSV — or load your own (…_by_ic.csv)

Study sections CSV — or load your own (…_by_studysection.csv)

Institutes funding this concept

Study sections reviewing this concept

Success rate and funding by Institute/Center — load the NIH Success Rates by IC table (a tidy CSV with institute, success rate, and optionally activity code / fiscal year / funding). If the Concept Landscape institutes are loaded, odds are shown beside them.

Loaded: bundled IC success rates — or choose a newer file

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GrantScape • public-domain NIH data (report.nih.gov, RePORTER, NIH Data Book). Not affiliated with or endorsed by NIH. RCDC categories overlap and NIH does not budget by category; success rates by IC are administrative and not topic-specific; study-section success rates are not published. Descriptive tool intended to inform, not determine, submission strategy. MIT License.