Resources for New Faculty

Send us an email about anything research-related and we’ll help you figure out the answer.

Discuss available research resources and any issues with starting at VP&S.

Links to offices and guides to help you start your wet lab.

Tools to set up laboratories and keep them running.

Held annually in the Fall by the Office of Faculty Professional Development, Diversity and Inclusion.

Receive emails announcing seminars and funding opportunities.

See the academic events and seminars happening at Columbia.

Search through the VP&S Institutional Cores that provide scientific services to all Columbia researchers.

Learn about the protocols required for animal research.

Learn the protocols required for human subjects research.

Access this paperless research notebook and lab manual solution for Columbia's researchers.

This program provides resources, outreach and consultation to researchers at all levels.

Here is an analytic dashboard to assist PIs in managing their research grant funding.

Columbia subscribes to PIVOT, a searchable database for current funding opportunities.

View the internal funding opportunities available for new investigators and collaborations.

Columbia selects its limited submission nominees through internal competitions.

Find out which pre-award office will help you prepare and submit applications for funding.

Learn about the NIH application process and the resources available at Columbia to help you in developing and submitting your proposal.

Find information on a variety of grant courses, workshops, services, and seminars available to researchers at CUIMC.

The VP&S Office for Research offers grant editing and consultation services for ESI.

Find templates, checklists, and guides to help investigators assemble their proposals.

See a list of the art and figure making resources available at CUIMC.

Comprehensive programs and resources for professional development and diversity.

Provides targeted outreach, peer mentoring, and coaching for women an diverse faculty.

Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research offers several funding and training opportunities.

Provides rigorous training in cancer research and career enhancement activities.

Find info sessions, workshops, mentoring, and seminars relevant to your career.

Faculty advisory deans offer one-on-one appointments for career development guidance.

These programs aim to provide faculty with the tools and resources they need to further advance their careers.

Explanations and resources for each of the faculty tracks.

Resources for making successful career transitions.

Gain first-hand experience with peer-review.

Seminar to help demystify the application and review process.