Dengue Fever Information for Researchers

Recognizing the threat to public health posed by dengue, NIAID funds over 200 hundred dengue research projects, including studies on dengue hemorrhagic fever and dengue shock syndrome, the most severe forms of the disease. NIAID research priorities include effective community-based prevention programs, improved laboratory-based international surveillance, rapid diagnostic tests and therapies, and development of and clinical trials for dengue vaccines.

Through the information offered here, researchers can learn about the science being conducted at NIAID and by NIAID-funded researchers. Researchers seeking funding can access opportunities to further their own research, while NIAID and NIH grantees can find out about available resources outside of specific funding opportunities. Recent publications, active networks, and ways to connect with other researchers are also available.

Support for Research

Funding Opportunities

Contact the Virology Branch (VB) within the Division of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases to learn about possible funding opportunities for research on dengue viruses. If you are interested in funding opportunities for vector research, please contact the Parasitology and International Programs Branch (PIPB).


Search all NIAID funding opportunities and announcements

Resources for Researchers

NIAID offers resources such as technologies available for licensing or collaboration, computer applications, and other tools and services to the general scientific community to advance basic, preclinical, and clinical research. Look to each resource for eligibility information. See all resources for dengue fever researchers

For researchers developing products such as diagnostics, vaccines, or drug therapies, check out NIAID's support for infectious disease product developers.

Connect with NIAID Researchers

Programs & Networks

NIAID encourages partnerships among other agencies and foundations, private industry, federal and local government and other organizations with similar goals to help build and sustain research infrastructure and to translate and implement research findings as public health practices.


Read more about NIAID-supported programs and networks that further dengue fever and related diseases research
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