Core Research Facility (CRF) Infrastructure Program supports Brown’s research community through shared facility development and equipment maintenance to enable research and multidisciplinary collaboration.
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.
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.
Humanities Research Funds support Brown University faculty research in the arts, humanities, and social sciences to sustain scholarship, particularly in fields with limited external funding.
Rhodes Center Institutional Collaboration Grants support Brown faculty in joint grant development and research with external institutions to strengthen Brown’s capacity in international economics and finance.
The Infrastructure Capacity for Biological Research Program supports building research tools and services in biology across cyberinfrastructure, collections, and field labs to benefit a wide range of researchers.