The Brown Advance-K Scholar Development Program at Brown University provides year-long training and mentorship to help early-career researchers prepare competitive career development award proposals.
CFAR Developmental Grants support investigators and collaborative teams in preliminary HIV/AIDS research, helping them generate data to strengthen future NIH proposals and compete for research funding.
Health Research Core Awards support investigators and clinical fellows with clinical and translational research funding and mentored research time to address unmet health needs in Rhode Island and beyond.
Research Achievement Awards support Brown University faculty with research awards honoring outstanding scholarly work and significant disciplinary contributions across career stages and research areas.
Career Development Bridge Funding Award: K Supplement supports junior investigators with expanded rheumatic disease research costs to advance promising work toward independent research funding.
Scholar – Career Development Program (CDP) 2026–2027 supports independent basic and translational investigators with salary support to sustain blood cancer research and advance their academic careers.