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NIH RePORTER connector: millions of federal grants, zero credentials

Research institutions can now ingest the entire NIH RePORTER public dataset, no API keys, no setup friction. Millions of funded projects and publication linkages, refreshed on your schedule and ready for grants analytics.

Our first fully public, no-credential connector is live: NIH RePORTER, the federal database of NIH-funded research. Connect and go. There is literally nothing to configure but what you want to pull.

What's available

  • Projects: ~2.9 million NIH-funded projects, 44 fields each, covering awards, institutions, investigators, fiscal years, and funding amounts
  • Publications: ~8.1 million project-to-publication linkage records connecting grants to their research output
  • Criteria-scoped ingestion, so you pull exactly the slice you need: your institution, your field, your competitors' portfolios
  • Scheduled refreshes like any other pipeline, keeping your grants picture current

For research universities and academic medical centers, this pairs beautifully with the Workday and Sage Intacct connectors: federal award data on one side, your internal grant accounting on the other, joined in one lakehouse. Full grant-lifecycle analytics, from application to award to publication, becomes a SQL query, or just a question to Databasin One.

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