Research Resources

Research and innovation are core functions for Georgetown University Medical Center

GUMC’s researchers work in the lab, in the classroom, in the clinic, and in their communities to help answer medicine’s biggest questions with a concentrated focus on cancer, neuroscience, child health and development, and global health.

OFAA helps to support more than 400 scientists working on basic and clinical research projects and active clinical trials with in-depth resources.  On this page, you will be able to:

In addition to the information presented here, we recommend that you consult the Research main page for GUMC for more information.  You may also view upcoming events and program applications that may aid you in your research on our events page.

Announcements :

  • Federal Research Funding Updates  website from the Joint Office of Research Administration has been created to provide information for our research community.  It includes a list of messages from GU leadership, guidance from agencies, and will include updates that need to be shared with the community in a timely manner.
  • Learn to Diversify Research Funding Sources with Georgetown’s Operation Mindshift: Georgetown’s Operation Mindshift is a new initiative to help faculty identify and pursue diverse sources of support—including corporate partnerships, philanthropic funding, foundation grants, and commercialization opportunities—alongside traditional federal pathways. Through hands-on workshops, pathway-specific sessions, and targeted coaching, faculty will develop strategic resilience, gain tools to communicate research value, build key relationships, and align their work with market needs. Please review a short video about the Operation Mindshift initiative.
  • Office of Institutional Partnerships Offers Prospect Research Training: Georgetown faculty and staff have access to several databases and services to find open opportunities (e.g. grant RFPs) and potential institutional funders (e.g. corporations and foundations) that support research. The Office of Institutional Partnerships can help you develop a grant-seeking strategy, find funding opportunities quickly, efficiently, and effectively, use major grant and foundation databases, and create profiles that do prospect research for you. Visit the trainings page to learn more.