These competitive innovation funds encourage faculty to explore bold new ideas across a range of topics and disciplines.

This fund supports the invention of a disruptive new technology or equipment that will transform research in a field.

This annual event highlights faculty innovators and discoveries that have the potential to benefit humanity and grow the economy.

The magazine covers Princeton's innovation ecosystem and features technologies with the potential to benefit society. 

The Hub provides training and mentoring to researchers who want to chart the path from research to entrepreneurial impact.

A lecture series that brings leading experts in startup creation into conversation with Princeton faculty innovators across all disciplines.

This executive education program explores advisory roles at companies formed around innovations.

This intensive entrepreneurship workshop trains Princeton grad students and postdocs.

This event strives to promote diversity, equity and inclusion by celebrating and empowering academic entrepreneurs.

PEC's signature panel discussion and networking series features faculty and alumni entrepreneurs.

These events educate, inspire, and engage Princeton entrepreneurial alumni. 

This program is part academic fellowship and part startup accelerator.

These practical skills-building workshops are led by entrepreneurial Princeton alumni and faculty.

OfficeHours connects Princeton alumni mentors with faculty, students and alumni.

This annual showcase and networking event features a select group of premier alumni startup companies.

Startup Showcases shine a light on extraordinary Princeton founders with compelling business plans.

This award recognizes an innovation led by a Princeton faculty member.

This funding portal contains announcements from internal and external sources.

This email digest provides selected funding opportunities for Princeton researchers.

This fund supports collaborations between industry and academic researchers.

PACRI supports research projects co-led by principal investigators from Princeton and from a PACRI partner institution.

This public, searchable database features select Princeton research, publications, and scientific facilities.

These programs support research in departments and multi-disciplinary research centers.

Intelispark provides individualized counseling on how to seek federal small business funding.

This conference explores the transition of research into innovations.

Princeton has several scientific research facilities that welcome external users.

This working group pursues collaborative opportunities for “smart cities” research in New Jersey.

Executives in Residence (XIRs) provide mentorship for researchers looking to explore innovation.

This fund provides support to faculty researchers who’ve made a discovery but need to conduct extra studies.

The fund provides support for the entrepreneurial activities of Princeton researchers.

This learning cohort connects an interdisciplinary group of graduate students.

This program explores customer discovery for energy innovations.

This incubator provides co-working space for science startups in New Jersey.

This organization aims to foster student entrepreneurship at Princeton.

This website lists funding opportunities for students.

This intensive program provides the tools and resources students need to develop and launch their own startup.

The eLab Incubator is an academic year program offering resources, mentorship, and a collaborative space for student teams.

This initiative is a thought leader in the growing conversation on dealing with complex human and organizational issues.

Individuals and groups can apply for funding to support research activities outside the classroom.

Innovation Forum is an annual competition and networking event.

A cohort-based program for faculty and staff.

PSIP is an immersive summer program for students seeking real-world experiences. 

This program helps students and community partners build more equitable and joyful societies.

Courses incorporate entrepreneurship, design thinking, community projects and more.

The certificate is offered to Princeton students to shape, create and deploy technology solutions to benefit society.

PSV provides grants and mentorship by experienced entrepreneurs including alumni.

UPitchNJ is a statewide collegiate startup competition in partnership with Nokia Bell Labs.

This series explores Black entrepreneurs overcoming obstacles.

The series brings up-and-coming scholars to our campus to discuss their efforts in humanistic design.

A program that enables Princeton faculty and researchers, regardless of discipline, to have direct, real-world impact.

The program provides resources for designing, fabrication, making, and prototyping.

This network-driven venture capital firm invests in early-stage companies.

This network-powered venture capital firm invests in companies founded by Princeton alums.

This firm leverages the power of the global Princeton alumni ecosystem.

This community of Princeton alumni invests time, expertise and capital into world class startups.

HAX works with founders in industrial, healthcare and climate tech.

FedTech connects entrepreneurs to technologies developed across national labs and universities.

Invests in health-related research and start-up companies in New Jersey.

The program is intended to support practitioners in a variety of fields to pursue a breakthrough solution to a society-relevant problem.

NSIN builds networks of innovators that generate new solutions to national security problems.

This regional research hub sparks collaborations between partners in academia, government and industry from across the Middle Atlantic region.

Certificates are equal to a minor at other universities.

Grow your ability to apply innovative, inclusive, creative, and entrepreneurial approaches and mindsets to accelerate discovery.

This annual celebration of early-career research and creative endeavors is free and open to the public.