CCSS Seed Grants — Research Grants support Cornell faculty with funding for social science research to advance publications, build collaborations, generate policy impact, and attract external funding.
Cornell's Stem Cell Program advances research and training in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine, focusing on health disparities and fostering collaboration and diversity.
Seed Grants at Cornell University support faculty social science research and collaboration to advance scholarly or policy outcomes and prepare projects to attract external funding.
Seed Grants support junior faculty pursuing innovative neuroscience pilot projects that generate data for future NIH or other external funding, helping researchers launch new research directions.
CAT Grants - Cornell University fund Cornell researchers’ collaborations with New York State companies to advance early-stage life science technologies toward commercialization and measurable economic impact.