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.
The Nebraska Stem Cell Research Program funds innovative non-embryonic stem cell research by Nebraska investigators to advance biomedical science and therapies.
CIRM’s Discovery Stage Research program funds collaborative, innovative basic research to advance breakthroughs in regenerative medicine and stem cell biology, focusing on foundational science and early-stage discoveries.
The Oklahoma Center for Adult Stem Cell Research funds innovative research on adult stem cells and regenerative medicine, with a focus on tobacco- and obesity-related diseases.
Seed Grants at Cornell University support faculty social science research, funding direct research activities to build collaborations, attract external funding, or advance scholarly or policy outcomes.
CCSS Seed Grants — Research Grants support Cornell faculty social science research to advance scholarship, build collaborations, generate policy impact, and strengthen prospects for external funding.