The Irving Scholars Program funds early-career Columbia clinical faculty to advance patient-oriented research in precision medicine and cancer, supporting leadership and impactful translational science.
The CRI Irvington Postdoctoral Fellowship Program supports early-career scientists in immunology and cancer immunology research, fostering innovation and leadership through funding and mentorship from the Cancer Research Institute.
Translational Science Pilot Award supports Columbia faculty researchers testing solutions to shared research barriers to improve translational research across diseases and fields.
Core Catalyst Pilot Award supports Columbia faculty using core facilities to analyze existing biospecimens for innovative pre-clinical and clinical research that could advance patient care and health.
Columbia University Irving Medical Center's Predoctoral T32 Training Program provides doctoral students with multidisciplinary training in clinical and translational science through mentored research and advanced coursework.
Schaefer Research Scholars Program Awards support faculty research in human physiology, funding new directions and collaborations between Columbia’s VP&S and other institutions to advance this broad field.