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  • NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grant (DHAG) Program

    Stanford Research Development Office NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grant (DHAG) Program Menu About About RDO FAQs FAQs about RDO FAQs about Limited Submissions FAQs about VPDoR Managed Funding Testimonials Related Offices Services Proposal Development Support Consultations Resubmission Support Pre-Submission Peer Review (Red Team) Support for Contacting Program Officers Support for Early Career Faculty News & Events Newsletters Events Finding Funding Funding Search Resources Databases Curated Lists Sponsor Profiles VPDoR-Managed Funding Propel Grants Grant Booster International Research …

    December 18, 2025

  • 7.11

    High Hazard Research

    Research Policy Handbook 7.11 High Hazard Research Research activities involving physical safety high hazards, such as confined space entry, work from heights, and certain electrical voltages and equipment, carry the potential to pose serious risks to researchers. This policy aims to reduce the likelihood and severity of SIF and SIF-related incidents, ensure high hazard work is taking place safely, and establish a formal assessment for continuous improvement. Categories: Export Controls Regulatory Compliance Recent Chapter Updates September 1, 2023 High Hazard Research View Full Chapter …

    May 20, 2025

  • NSF Mid-Scale Research Infrastructure

    Stanford Research Development Office NSF Mid-Scale Research Infrastructure Menu About About RDO FAQs FAQs about RDO FAQs about Limited Submissions FAQs about VPDoR Managed Funding Testimonials Related Offices Services Proposal Development Support Consultations Resubmission Support Pre-Submission Peer Review (Red Team) Support for Contacting Program Officers Support for Early Career Faculty News & Events Newsletters Events Finding Funding Funding Search Resources Databases Curated Lists Sponsor Profiles VPDoR-Managed Funding Propel Grants Grant Booster International Research Exploration Grants …

    January 14, 2026

  • Expenditure Allocation PTA (EAPTA) Guidelines

    Expenditure Allocation PTA (EAPTA) Guidelines Jump to: On this page The following are guidelines for setting up and managing Expenditure Allocation PTAs. These PTAs are specialized accounts used to accommodate repetitive allocations of expenditures where the distribution of the expenditures to benefiting PTAs cannot be determined at the time the expenditure is incurred. These conditions necessitate the creation of an expense allocation PTA. An expenditure allocation PTA distributes expenses such as materials, supplies, services, or salaries to the PTAs that benefit from the expenditure. EAPTA …

    December 4, 2025

  • Research Communication from VPDoR for Chairs and Directors - November 25, 2024

    11.25.24 Research Communication from VPDoR for Chairs and Directors - November 25, 2024 On this page Dear Chairs and Directors, Happy Thanksgiving week! I hope your fall quarter continues to be productive and invigorating. This month, I am sharing updates on the following topics: New CHIPS Design and Collaboration Semiconductor facility Welcoming new leadership to the Industrial Contracts Office   Reminder: Free Travel Medicine Services in EH&S   CHIPS R&D Semiconductor Facility Announced for Bay Area The National Center for the Advancement of Semiconductor Technology (Natcast), the nonprofit …

    December 4, 2025

  • Support for Contacting Program Officers

    Stanford Research Development Office Support for Contacting Program Officers Menu About About RDO FAQs FAQs about RDO FAQs about Limited Submissions FAQs about VPDoR Managed Funding Testimonials Related Offices Services Proposal Development Support Consultations Resubmission Support Pre-Submission Peer Review (Red Team) Support for Contacting Program Officers Support for Early Career Faculty News & Events Newsletters Events Finding Funding Funding Search Resources Databases Curated Lists Sponsor Profiles VPDoR-Managed Funding Propel Grants Grant Booster International Research Exploration …

    December 18, 2025

  • Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research Education

    RECR Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research Education Menu About Us Research Policy Conflict of Interest and Conflict of Commitment Research Security Export Controls Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research Data Protection Champions Updates and Announcements On this page Who We Are Stanford is dedicated to maintaining the highest scholarly and ethical research standards among its students, faculty, and staff. Education is fundamental to ensuring the integrity of all research and the data that underpin it.  The RECR serves as a resource and guide for information related to the training …

    October 24, 2025

  • Contacts for Instrumentation Funding Seekers

    Contacts for Instrumentation Funding Seekers On this page For consultations on external instrumentation funding opportunities, strategy, and proposal preparation advice, PIs can reach out to the contact most relevant to their submitting unit: Sandra Arriaga arriaga@stanford.edu Research Development Specialist Stanford Research Development Office , Office of the Vice Provost and Dean of Research Heike Schmidlin hschmid@stanford.edu Research Development Specialist Proposal Development Office , School of Medicine For consultations on internal instrumentation funding opportunities through …

    December 4, 2025

  • VPDoR Chairs Letter: Apply to access Marlowe, Updates to annual closure...

    01.17.25 VPDoR Chairs Letter: Apply to access Marlowe, Updates to annual closure... On this page Dear Chairs and Directors, I hope that your winter quarter is off to a good start. Congratulations to Sarah Soule on her appointment as the incoming Dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Over the last few years, Sarah has been a tremendous faculty director for the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (CASBS). She will continue to serve in that role until she begins her deanship on June 16, 2025. This month, I’m sharing updates on three topics: Marlowe computing platform …

    December 4, 2025

  • University leadership message on Federal OMB Memo

    01.28.25 University leadership message on Federal OMB Memo On this page This message was originally published in the Stanford Report.   Dear Stanford community, We are writing in relation to yesterday’s sweeping Memorandum from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) announcing a temporary stay on federal funding programs, potentially including grants and contracts to universities. The Memo is very broad and its ultimate consequences are unclear. It is not focused specifically on universities or higher education; it covers many sectors, including state and local governments, non-profit …

    December 4, 2025