SUMS Proteomics Seed Grant Program supports Stanford investigators with staff and instrument time for new mass spectrometry projects that advance biomedical research and generate data for external proposals.
Supports faculty-led mass spectrometry research at North American undergraduate institutions, engaging students in innovative, hands-on scientific projects to advance the field.
The Sumitomo Foundation's Grant for Basic Science Research Projects funds innovative fundamental research to advance scientific knowledge and foster interdisciplinary collaboration.
The PMSF Research Grants Program funds innovative basic and clinical research to advance understanding and treatment of Phelan-McDermid syndrome, supported by the Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Foundation.
Stanford Synthetic Biology for Sustainability Postdoctoral Scholars Program supports Stanford postdocs’ interdisciplinary seed research using synthetic biology to make life on Earth more sustainable.
The National Institutes of Health offers $50,000–$400,000 to purchase a shared biomedical research instrument currently unavailable at an institution, building sustainable research capacity.