Catalyzing collaboration
Princeton University welcomes partnerships with industry, foundations, nonprofits, and government to accelerate research, scholarship and innovation.
Whether you are a Princeton researcher or a potential partner, the Office of Corporate Engagement and Foundation Relations is a good place to start exploring potential collaborations.
Your strategic research partnership specialist will work with you to create and foster research relationships mutually beneficial to the University and collaborators.
Princeton University, Office of Communications, Denise Applewhite (2020)
Collaboration is a powerful force for new ideas and creativity in research and scholarship.
—Pablo G. Debenedetti, Dean for Research
Partners: Find a Princeton collaborator.
Research with Princeton is a public, up-to-date database of Princeton's faculty and research in the STEM and policy fields; academic units; and scientific core facilities. Search for Princeton collaborators to advance science and innovation.
Princeton faculty: Find research funding.
The Princeton Research Funding Gateway is a curated portal site containing funding opportunities from internal Princeton sources, corporations, foundations, nonprofit organizations, and government. It's your one-stop shop to find current funding opportunities that match your needs.
About 20% of Princeton's annual research expenditures come from collaborations with industry and nonprofits.
Transforming discovery into impact
Princeton Innovation is a campus-wide initiative by the Dean for Research that aims to benefit humanity through innovation and entrepreneurship. The initiative helps Princeton faculty, researchers, and others translate discoveries and inventions into technologies and services that help solve the major challenges of our time.
CEFR develops partnerships to support the goals of Princeton Innovation.
Featured Partnerships
The inaugural Quantum Undergraduate Research at IBM and Princeton (QURIP) summer school recently wrapped with a barbecue at IBM headquarters in Yorktown Heights, NY. The event brought together the IBM and Princeton teams to bid the students farewell.
The national Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program provides funding for undergraduate research and graduate school studies to prepare students for professorial careers. Princeton was an early participant in this program aimed at diversifying faculty at higher ed institutions. Shown are Mellon Mays fellows who were Princeton sophomores, juniors and seniors in May 2018. Office of Communications, Adena Stevens. (2018)
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