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    Core Research Facility (CRF) Infrastructure Program

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    Core Research Facility (CRF) Infrastructure Program supports Brown’s research community through shared facility development and equipment maintenance to enable research and multidisciplinary collaboration.

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    Funder: Brown University

    Due Dates: November 10, 2026 (Application) | January 29, 2027 (Notification, approximate) | February 1, 2027 (Start, approximate)

    Funding Amounts: Support for core facility development and equipment maintenance

    Summary: Supports specialized core research facilities at Brown and the maintenance of equipment that enables research and multidisciplinary collaboration.

    Key Information: Applicants must direct an existing core facility that supports research at Brown and is approved by the Controller’s Office.


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    Brown University’s Core Research Facility (CRF) Infrastructure Program supports the development of specialized core research facilities and the maintenance of their equipment. Administered by the Division of Research, the program invests in the shared facilities and instruments that enable research programs at Brown and provide essential technical capabilities to local and regional investigators.

    Core research facilities help Brown compete for external grant funding, attract faculty members, students and postdoctoral researchers, and facilitate multidisciplinary collaboration. The program focuses on sustaining this research infrastructure rather than funding a particular scientific field or an individual research project. The 2027 program is open to directors of existing, approved core facilities that support research at Brown.


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