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Starr Center for Computational and Quantitative Science is sponsored by The Starr Foundation (The Rockefeller University). This center focuses on the application of advanced mathematics and computation to the analysis of biological and biomedical data, including artificial intelligence and deep learning approaches to handling vast data sets. The work aims to accelerate the drug discovery process, improve success rates, and reduce costs.
While not a direct grant program for external entities, The Starr Foundation supports pathbreaking laboratory investigations and clinical studies in areas including genetics and other diseases. Interested researchers would typically need to be affiliated with The Rockefeller University or collaborate with their scientists.
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Or search similar grants →The current listing shows the Starr Foundation contributed $25 million in 2019 to establish the center. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Starr Center for Computational and Quantitative Science is funded by The Starr Foundation (The Rockefeller University). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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