Support the BioFrontiers Institute

The BioFrontiers Institute relies on the generous support of ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ alumni and friends to help fund its most promising research and educational programs, and its research facilities. Over the next decade, BioFrontiers hopes to fund 10 endowed graduate research fellowships, endow five chairs in support of our principal investigators, fund innovative interdisciplinary research projects, and enhance our highly specialized laboratories and shared equipment facilities.

It is an exciting time to be part of BioFrontiers’ vibrant interdisciplinary exploration of biology. We hope that you will join and support the work being done at the BioFrontiers Institute, as we boldly venture into unexplored territory, with a spirit of curiosity, creativity, and collaboration, to answer some of the most challenging and important health- and welfare-related questions of our time.

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This fund provides wide support across the Institute including faculty recruitment, research and education programs, shared equipment and facilities, collaboration grants, visitor's programs, and curriculum development.

Your gift to the EMPOWERS program will provide flexible resources for advancing strategic diversity and inclusion initiatives, Ìýstrengthening core diversity and inclusion offerings, and recruiting and retaining diverse scientists to work and study at the BioFrontiers Institute.

To provide support for pandemic research such as COVID-19 within the UCB BioFrontiers Institute. The Fund will provide flexible resources for: recruiting and supporting faculty and graduate students; community activities within the UCB scientific and engineering communities; symposia; other speaker events; and other pandemic research related expenses.

Provide graduate fellowships to train the science & engineering leaders of the future.

This fund supports the greatest needs of our high performance shared equipment facilities, including updating and acquiring emerging technology supporting scientific computation, and offering large-scale data storage to our researchers.

Please contact us for more information about supporting the BioFrontiers Institute.Ìý