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 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.
Shared Technology Awards support UCSF investigators with shared research equipment, software, and data hardware, prioritizing novel technology to serve multiple researchers and benefit the campus community.
UCSF-Bay Area CFAR Mentored Scientist Award supports early-stage investigators with mentored HIV research and training to build research skills and preliminary data for future grant applications.
Re-Entry Category Project Award supports UCSF investigators returning to research, funding pilot studies that generate preliminary findings to help them pursue independent extramural research funding.