Core Assistance Fund supports UCSF cores and shared resources with equipment, repairs, and operational improvements that strengthen their services and benefit researchers across the university.
Core Operational Improvement Awards support UCSF Campus Cores in improving shared research facilities through administrative changes and collaboration, helping them serve researchers more efficiently and sustainably.
UCSF's CARD grant funds core facilities to develop or acquire innovative research technologies and services not currently available, boosting campus-wide scientific capabilities and collaboration.
Core Utilization Voucher Program supports Kentucky investigators with scientific core services and related training to strengthen research and generate preliminary data for grant applications.
CORE Grants support Southern Arizona nonprofits with flexible operating funds to strengthen their organizations, respond to community needs, and improve quality of life across the region.
EPSCoR program fosters collaborations to enhance research infrastructure and competitiveness, driving long-term improvements in scientific progress nationwide.