Currently Open Funding Opportunities

Deadline	Title	Amount	Sponsored By	Research Area	Content
05/28/2025	Pfizer & American Cancer Society: Addressing Barriers to Cancer Care for AIAN and NHPI Individuals	$250,000	Pfizer	Cancer, Disparities	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Brittany De La Torre brittany.delatorre@med.usc.edu Full Proposals Due: May 28, 2025 before 9pm PST Amount: Individual projects requesting up to a total of $250,000 to include both direct and indirect costs for the two-year project period will be considered. It is expected that community-based organizational partners receive funding to support this project. Target Audience: American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) and/or Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander (NHPI) patients and communities. Members of the health care team and administrators involved in the care of cancer patients. The intent of this grants program is to support quality improvement projects that reduce cancer treatment disparities and strengthen collaborations to improve cancer care for AIAN and NHPI individuals facing cancer. The proposed plan should include an assessment of barriers to equitable care developed in partnership with the AIAN and/or NHPI community during the planning phase. Partnership with the AIAN and/or NHPI community is required throughout project implementation (e.g. advisory committee, patient focus groups, coordination of care, educational initiatives that target health behavior change). Link to full RFP Addressing Barriers to Cancer Care for AIAN and NHPI Individuals
04/30/2025	Wellcome Trust: Climate Impacts Awards: Unlocking urgent climate action by making the health effects of climate change visible	$2,500,000	Wellcome Trust	Climate Change, International	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Application due April 30, 2025 Amount up to $2,500,000 (including 20% indirects) Project timeline is three years Proposals should focus on policy outcomes informed by communities most impacted by climate change in both high-income countries and low- and middle-income countries. Proposals should demonstrate the potential for climate action at scale. There should be a specific climate policy targeted for change within the grant period. Research should include meaningful partnerships with relevant stakeholders and communities from the outset. Partners may be local governments and community-based organizations. This opportunity is best for a PI who is mid-career or an established researcher.
05/02/2025	Nemirovsky Engineering and Medicine Opportunity (NEMO) Prize RFA	$125,000	Shelly and Ofer Nemirovsky	Biomedical Engineering	USC’s Office of the Senior Vice President for Health Affairs is soliciting proposals for the Nemirovsky Engineering and Medicine Opportunity (NEMO) Prize, a highly selective prize designed to bridge the critical gap between ideas and clinical breakthroughs. Two $125,000 NEMO Prizes will be awarded annually. Originating with a generous gift from Shelly and Ofer Nemirovsky, the NEMO Prize is focused on supporting early-stage research at the intersection of health sciences and engineering that do not yet qualify for support by federal agencies and are not yet mature enough for private investment. The goal is to support true health-engineering collaborations. The most competitive applicants will have lead investigators with both health science and engineering expertise. Both new and ongoing collaborative teams are invited to apply. Letters of Intent will be due on May 2, 2025. Eligibility Faculty and research investigators from USC and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles are eligible to apply. The most competitive applicants will have lead investigators with primary academic appointments in one of the health sciences schools and in the Viterbi School of Engineering. Early-stage or seasoned investigators can apply, however we encourage teams to include an early-stage investigator(s). Information Sessions Join the following webinars for more information: April 4, 12:00 PM April 25, 12:00 PM Zoom Meeting ID: 993 9335 4240 Passcode: NEMOPRIZE Email contact: NEMOPrize@usc.edu
05/23/2025	Biocodex Microbiota Foundation - Early-Career Microbiome Research Grant	$50,000	Biocodex Microbiota Foundation	Early Career, Research	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Brittany De La Torre brittany.delatorre@med.usc.edu Application due May 23, 2025 Amount is $50,000 Focus: “Beyond the gut: The role of the gut microbiome on whole body health.” This grant may be applied to a new or an existing ongoing study. The ideal candidate is an early career researcher with 5 years or less research experience.
05/01/2025	American Heart Association: Pilot Grants to Explore the Use of the AHA Protein Binding Atlas to Discover Novel Protein Interactions	$100,000	American Heart Asssociation	Cardiovascular, Cardiovascular disease	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Application due May 1, 2025 Amount is $100,000 (including 10% indirects) Project period is one year Grants for innovative pilot projects aimed at predicting and understanding protein-protein and protein-small molecule interactions involved in key biological processes associated with cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic diseases, including obesity. The projects are encouraged to utilize the American Heart Association Protein Portal. Proposals are welcomed from researchers in the following areas: systems biology, network science, medicinal chemistry, protein chemistry, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and molecular biology. Applicants must be an AHA Professional Member.
05/30/2025	March of Dimes: Basil O’Connor Starter Scholar Research Awards	$150,000	March of Dimes	Health Equity, Maternal	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Application due May 30, 2025 Budget is $150,000 Project period is two years Early career - For PhD scientists, applicants must be four to nine years window from completion of their terminal degree. Must have either primary or secondary appointments in clinical departments related to maternal or child health. This grant prioritizes investigators proposing to conduct impactful research studies that will advance our translational understanding of, or lead to improved clinical treatment of, any serious medical conditions that affect the health of a woman’s pregnancy or the health of mothers and newborns in the first year postpartum.
04/01/2025	Bridge Grant – American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Foundation	$75,000	American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Foundation	Gynecology, Obstetrics	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Karineh Petrossian at Karineh.Petrossian@med.usc.edu Application due April 1, 2025 Amount is $75,000 for 1 year Physician scientists in obstetrics and gynecology who have not been successful in obtaining independent research funding or who have a temporary lapse in funding.
05/23/2025	Huo Family Foundation, Special Projects	$1,560,000	The Huo Family Foundation	Medical Education	Please reach out to Mike Yarsky at yarsky@usc.edu for more information. Huo Family Foundation Special Projects Application due May 23, 2025 Budget is $1,560,000 (including 12.5% indirects) Project period is four years
05/23/2025	Huo Family Foundation Junior Faculty Research Grants	$780,000	The Huo Family Foundation	Medical Education, Medical Research	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Application due May 23, 2025 Budget is $780,000 (including 12.5% indirects). Project timeline is three years. These grants support new lecturers/assistant professors at the start of their careers to foster their independence and gain experience of managing and leading research projects and teams. The applicant(s) must have started their junior faculty position in January 2024 or later. The applicant(s) must hold a PhD or equivalent degree in a relevant field, which may include but is not limited to neuroscience, psychology, psychiatry, epidemiology, public health, computer science, social science, economics.
05/23/2025	Huo Family Foundation Early Career Fellowship	$507,000	The Huo Family Foundation	Communicating with the public, Medical Education	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Application due May 23, 2025 Budget is $507,000 (including 12.5% indirects). Project timeline is three years. Researchers must be within four years of completing PhD and without their first permanent position. Applicants must hold a PhD or equivalent degree in a relevant field, which may include but is not limited to neuroscience, psychology, psychiatry, epidemiology, public health, computer science, social science, economics.
05/05/2025	The Mark Foundation Emerging Leader Award	$750,000	The Mark Foundation	Research, Scientific Careers	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Amy Cook at amy.cook@med.usc.edu LOI Due: May 5, 20215 Full Application Due: July 28, 2025 Amount: $750,000 over 3 years (10% indirects) Additional Information: The Mark Foundation Emerging Leader Awards support innovative cancer research from the next generation of leaders. These grants are awarded to outstanding early career investigators to support high-impact, high-risk projects that are distinct from their current research portfolio. Applicants must be three to eight years from the start of an independent faculty research appointment as of December 31, 2025. Applicants must demonstrate multi-year independent funding (e.g., at least one or two grants such as NIH/R01, NSF/CAREER, or equivalently substantial multi-year awards).
03/31/2025	National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine: Schmidt Awards for Excellence in Science Communications	$40,000	National Academy of Sciences	Communicating with the public	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Application due March 31, 2025 Amount is $40,000. Funds are given to the winner, not USC. This is a contest about communicating advances in science, engineering, or medicine for the general public. Not research funding. Awards for research scientists are split into three subcategories. Graduate student researchers — master’s or Ph.D. candidate and practicing research in science, engineering, or medical fields Early-career researchers — practicing researcher in science, engineering, or medical fields and was less than six years post-master’s or Ph.D. Later-career researchers — practicing researcher in science, engineering, or medical fields and was six or more years post-master’s or Ph.D. A broad range of science communications and journalism are encouraged – from magazine/newspaper articles, film/video, TV and radio segments to podcasts, newsletters, social media content, mixed media works and installations, and public talks. The application incorporates ways of looking at the individual holistically through narrative responses and work examples. Reviewers are not only looking at what an applicant has done, but also their commitment to continuing work in the field of science communication, science journalism, or practicing research science.
03/26/2025	Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance Early Career Investigator Award	$450,000	Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance	Ovarian Cancer	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Amy Cook at amy.cook@med.usc.edu Early Career Investigator Award LOI due: March 26, 2025 Full submission due: June 11, 2025 Amount: $450,000 over three years Additional Information: The Early Career Investigator Grant (ECIG) is for junior faculty with a strong commitment to an investigative career in the field of ovarian cancer and/or related gynecologic cancers research on a path towards independence. Candidates must have an MD/DO and/or PhD degree and should be in the first seven years of their first academic appointment after having completed their fellowship or post-doctoral training (Assistant Professor or equivalent).
03/26/2025	Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance Collaborative Research Development Grant	$900,000	Ovarian Cancer Research Alliance	Ovarian Cancer	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Amy Cook at amy.cook@med.usc.edu Collaborative Research Development Grant LOI due: March 26, 2025 Full submission due: June 11, 2025 Amount: $900,000 over three years Additional Information: The purpose of the collaborative grant is to provide funds for ovarian cancer and/or related gynecologic cancers research projects that may involve several investigators within one institution or collaborations between groups in multiple institutions. Interdisciplinary collaborations are encouraged.
04/15/2025	PhRMA Foundation Faculty Starter Grant in Translational Medicine	$100,000	PhRMA Foundation	Translational Medicine	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu LOI due April 15, 2025 Amount is $100,000 Project timeline is two years Applicants (U.S. and non-U.S. citizens) must be full-time, promotion-eligible, research-intensive faculty. You are not eligible if your faculty status began before January 1, 2023. The Foundation seeks research proposals that focus on identifying unmet clinical needs and developing new diagnostic, experimental, and computational approaches and technologies to improve patient care and management. Preference is for studies where applicants collect human samples.
04/15/2025	PhRMA Foundation’s Postdoctoral Fellowship in Translational Medicine	$120,000	PhRMA Foundation	Translational Medicine	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu LOI due April 15, 2025 Amount is $120,000 Project timeline is two years Applicants must hold a PhD, PharmD, MD, or appropriate terminal research doctorate. The Foundation seeks research proposals that focus on identifying unmet clinical needs and developing new diagnostic, experimental, and computational approaches and technologies to improve patient care and management.
04/15/2025	PhRMA Foundation’s Predoctoral Fellowship in Translational Medicine	$60,000	PhRMA Foundation	Translational Medicine	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu LOI due April 15, 2025 Amount is $60,000 Project timeline is two years Applicants will have completed most of their pre-thesis requirements (at least two years of coursework) and be engaged in thesis research as PhD candidates by the time the award is activated. Individuals just beginning graduate school should not apply. Applicants who expect to complete their PhD before December 31, 2026, are not eligible. The Foundation seeks research proposals that focus on identifying unmet clinical needs and developing new diagnostic, experimental, and computational approaches and technologies to improve patient care and management.
04/15/2025	PhRMA Foundation Faculty Starter Grant in Drug Delivery	$100,000	PhRMA Foundation	Drug Delivery	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu LOI due April 15, 2025 Amount is $100,000 Project timeline is one year Financial support to researchers beginning independent careers at the faculty level. Funds research exploring: formulation composition, drug dosage, and delivery modalities/technologies that enable desired pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics (absorption, targeting, elimination, etc.) of drugs formulation and manufacturing methods that achieve enhanced product quality of challenging chemical entities (e.g., poorly soluble drugs, large molecules, cell-based constructs) predictive approaches (e.g., modeling, simulation, data analytics, and machine and deep learning) that seek to achieve in vitro and in vivo correlation (IVIVC); bridge a drug’s critical quality attributes and in vivo performance (PK, efficacy, and toxicity); and facilitate assessment of toxicities and side effects of a drug delivery system Research on delivery technologies applicable to multiple drug modalities will be prioritized. Funds must be used to conduct the proposed research.  Funds may not be used for salary support of the awardee, fringe benefits, or indirect costs.
04/15/2025	PhRMA Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship in Drug Delivery	$120,000	PhRMA Foundation	Drug Delivery	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu LOI due April 15, 2025 Amount is $120,000 Project timeline is two years Applicants must hold a PhD, PharmD, MD, or appropriate terminal research doctorate. Applicants must have a firm commitment from a research supervisor. Seeks to fund research exploring: formulation composition, drug dosage, and delivery modalities/technologies that enable desired pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics (absorption, targeting, elimination, etc.) of drugs formulation and manufacturing methods that achieve enhanced product quality of challenging chemical entities (e.g., poorly soluble drugs, large molecules, cell-based constructs) predictive approaches (e.g., modeling, simulation, data analytics, and machine and deep learning) that seek to achieve in vitro and in vivo correlation (IVIVC); bridge a drug’s critical quality attributes and in vivo performance (PK, efficacy, and toxicity); and facilitate assessment of toxicities and side effects of a drug delivery system
04/15/2025	PhRMA Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship in Drug Delivery	$60,000	PhRMA Foundation	Drug Delivery	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu LOI due April 15, 2025 Amount is $60,000 Project timeline is two years Applicants will have completed most of their pre-thesis requirements (at least two years of coursework) and be engaged in thesis research as PhD candidates by the time the award is activated. Individuals just beginning graduate school should not apply. This grant seeks to fund research exploring: formulation composition, drug dosage, and delivery modalities/technologies that enable desired pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics (absorption, targeting, elimination, etc.) of drugs formulation and manufacturing methods that achieve enhanced product quality of challenging chemical entities (e.g., poorly soluble drugs, large molecules, cell-based constructs) predictive approaches (e.g., modeling, simulation, data analytics, and machine and deep learning) that seek to achieve in vitro and in vivo correlation (IVIVC); bridge a drug’s critical quality attributes and in vivo performance (PK, efficacy, and toxicity); and facilitate assessment of toxicities and side effects of a drug delivery system.
04/15/2025	PhRMA Foundation Faculty Starter Grant in Drug Discovery	$100,000	PhRMA Foundation	Drug Discovery	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu LOI due April 15, 2025 Amount is $100,000 Project timeline is one year Financial support to researchers beginning independent careers in drug discovery research at the faculty level. You are not eligible if your faculty status began before January 1, 2023. Funds novel early-stage, drug discovery research with a clear potential for translation to humans. Proposals should focus on biological validation of potential drug targets, such as molecular targets, targetable pathways, or targetable systems.
04/15/2025	PhRMA Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship in Drug Discovery	$120,000	PhRMA Foundation	Drug Discovery	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu LOI due April 15, 2025 Amount is $120,000 Project timeline is two years Funds novel early-stage, drug discovery research with a clear potential for translation to humans. Proposals should focus on biological validation of potential drug targets, such as molecular targets, targetable pathways, or targetable systems. Applicants must hold a PhD, PharmD, MD, or appropriate terminal research doctorate. You are not eligible if your doctoral degree was granted before January 1, 2023. An ideal candidate will be conducting their research in a new laboratory and not where their graduate work was performed.
04/15/2025	PhRMA Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship in Drug Discovery	$60,000	PhRMA Foundation	Drug Discovery	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu LOI due April 15, 2025 Amount is $60,000 Project timeline is two years Funds novel early-stage, drug discovery research with a clear potential for translation to humans. Proposals should focus on biological validation of potential drug targets, such as molecular targets, targetable pathways, or targetable systems. Individuals just beginning graduate school should not apply. Applicants must have completed most of their pre-thesis requirements (at least two years of coursework) and be engaged in thesis research as PhD candidates by the time the award is activated. Applicants enrolled in MD/PhD programs should not be engaged in required clinical coursework or clerkships while the fellowship is active. Fellows are expected to devote full time (including summers) to their research.
05/01/2025	American Heart Association: Pilot Grants to Explore the Use of the AHA Protein Binding Atlas to Discover Novel Protein Interactions	$100,000	American Heart Asssociation	Cardiovascular disease, Kidney disease, Machine Learning AI, Metabolic disease, Obesity	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Application due May 1, 2025 Amount is $100,000 (including 10% indirects) Project period is one year Grants for innovative pilot projects aimed at predicting and understanding protein-protein and protein-small molecule interactions involved in key biological processes associated with cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic diseases, including obesity. The projects are encouraged to utilize the American Heart Association Protein Portal. Proposals are welcomed from researchers in the following areas: systems biology, network science, medicinal chemistry, protein chemistry, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and molecular biology. Applicant must be an AHA Professional Member.
04/30/2025	Scott R. MacKenzie Foundation: Grant for Genetic Research	$500,000	Scott R. MacKenzie Foundation	Cancer, Heart Disease, Lung Disease	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Amy Cook at amy.cook@med.usc.edu Grant for Genetic Research LOI Due: April 30th Full Submission Due: June 30th Amount: Variable up to $500K Additional Information: The Scott R. MacKenzie Foundation funds leading-edge human genetic research to advance cures for cancer, lung disease, diabetes and heart disease. Their mission is to provide funding to perpetuate genomic sequencing and genetic research that can impact humanity, improve quality of life, and transform the future health of communities.
05/15/2025	Gerber Foundation-Novice Research Award (Pediatric Research focused on 0-3yrs)	$30,000	The Gerber Foundation	Pediatric Research	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Brittany De La Torre brittany.delatorre@med.usc.edu Budget: Up to $30,000 in total (inclusive of 10% indirects) Research projects may be no longer than 3 years in length Concept Papers: Due May 15, 4pm ET Selection Notification: Mid-June Full Proposals Due: Aug 15, 4pm ET Selection Notification: Late Nov The Gerber Foundation’s mission focuses on infants and young children. Accordingly, priority is given to projects that improve the nutrition, care and development of infants and young children from the first year before birth to three years of age. The Foundation is particularly interested in fresh approaches to
05/15/2025	Gerber Foundation: Major Research Award (Pediatric Research focused on 0-3yrs)	$350,000	The Gerber Foundation	Pediatric Research	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Brittany De La Torre brittany.delatorre@med.usc.edu Budget: Up to $350,000 in total (inclusive of 10% indirects) Research projects may be no longer than 3 years in length Concept Papers: Due May 15, 4pm ET Selection Notification: Mid-June Full Proposals Due: Aug 15, 4pm ET Selection Notification: Late Nov The Gerber Foundation’s mission focuses on infants and young children. Accordingly, priority is given to projects that improve the nutrition, care and development of infants and young children from the first year before birth to three years of age. The Foundation is particularly interested in fresh approaches to solving common, everyday problems or emerging issues within our defined focus area. Projects should focus on issues faced by care providers that, when implemented, will improve the health, nutrition and/or developmental outcomes for infants and young children.
03/19/2025	The Doctors Company Foundation 2025 Grant Application	$100,000	The Doctors Company Foundation	Health Equity	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Nicole Diaz-Ordaz Nicole.diaz-ordaz@med.usc.edu LOI Due: March 19, 2025 If invited to submit a full proposal submission Due: June 23, 2025 Amount: Variable up to $100K+ The Doctors Company Foundation funds work to support patient safety research and educational training for health professionals. The Foundation seeks applicants who can demonstrate innovative approaches, produce measurable patient/clinician outcomes, and disseminate findings that result in widespread use to improve patient safety across the healthcare community.
03/28/2025	The National Institute for Health Care Management (NIHCM) Foundation Research Paper Award	$20,000	NIHCM Foundation	Health Equity, Policy	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Deadline to submit papers is March 28, 2025 Prize amount is $20,000 This award recognizes outstanding published work in a peer-reviewed journal. Articles must address some aspect of health care management, financing, delivery and organization, affordability, and/or rising health care costs with an eye toward how this research can help managed care organizations, policymakers, and related stakeholders improve the affordability and quality of U.S. health care. This is a monetary prize for published papers. This is not Research funding.
04/15/2025	Wellcome Trust: Mental Health Award: Advancing Target Validation for Novel Mental Health Drug Discovery	$700,000	Wellcome Trust	Drug Discovery, Mental Health	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Application due April 15, 2025 Amount up to $700,000 (20% indirects) Project timeline up to two years Grants will fund validation activities for novel targets with a clear therapeutic concept and strong biological rationale related to early intervention in anxiety, depression and/or psychosis. Funded proposals will generate data supporting the target’s therapeutic potential in the development of new and improved pharmacological treatments. Diverse and interdisciplinary teams of researchers are encouraged. Research on non-pharmacological interventions is out of scope.
04/24/2025	Burroughs Wellcome Fund: Climate Change and Human Health Seed Grants	$50,000	Burroughs Wellcome Fund	Economics, Epidemiology, Public Health, Climate Change	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu Application due April 24, 2025 Up to $50,000 Funds research into health impacts and health systems impacts of extreme weather events and other crises. Projects should build connections between basic/early biomedical scientific approaches and ecological, environmental, geological, geographic, and planetary-scale thinking, as well as with population-focused fields including epidemiology and public health, demography, economics, and urban planning. Focus on developing partnerships – more than one institution and/or advocacy organizations.
07/22/2025	Wellcome Trust: Mental Health Award: Leveraging longitudinal data to transform early intervention in mental health	$5,000,000	Wellcome Trust	Data analytics, Mental Health, Translational Research	If you have a faculty member interested in applying to any of the below opportunities, please contact Carole King at Carole.King@med.usc.edu • Application due July 22, 2025 • Amount up to £5,000,000 • Project timeline up to five years This call will fund projects that utilize existing longitudinal datasets and integrate experimental research to predict the onset or progression of symptoms of anxiety, depression, or psychosis. You can explore thousands of longitudinal datasets through the Atlas of Longitudinal Datasets. Establishing entirely new datasets is out of scope. Successful teams will integrate cutting-edge analytics of longitudinal data with experimental research so that, in time, people may benefit from better targeted early interventions.