difference between fund and funding as nouns

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Hi All, could anyone please tell me the difference between 'funding' and 'fund' as nouns? For example, should I say: 'I need some funding to support my research' or 'I need some fund to support my research'? Thanks
 
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Hi All, could anyone please tell me the difference between 'funding' and 'fund' as nouns? For example, should I say: 'I need some funding to support my research' or 'I need some fund to support my research'? Thanks
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You could use "funding" or "funds".
 
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