Rutgers Research Council Awards
Research Council Awards Information Session
Thinking about applying for a Rutgers Research Council Award this academic year? Join Dr. Antoinette Farmer as she introduces six annual award opportunities designed to advance faculty research and provides guidance on the application process.
Applications open early in Fall 2025.
Announcing the 2025 Rutgers Research Council Award Recipients
We are proud to recognize the exceptional faculty selected for this year’s Rutgers Research Council Awards. Check out the complete list of winners and their exciting projects.
A special thank you to our outstanding Research Council Co-Chairs, Dr. Antoinette Farmer and Dr. Michael Palis, for their leadership, dedication, and invaluable service in guiding the awards process.
Congratulations to all the recipients!
About the Program
The Research Council Awards program offers six annual award opportunities to support faculty research and especially to encourage scholarship in tackling challenging disciplinary problems in the sciences, social sciences, humanities, and creative arts. The council has proudly proviced internal awards to the Rutgers faculty for more than 80 consecutive years.
The Individual Fulcrum Awards is tailored to individual researchers and those in the creative arts who are testing out new ideas to accelerate their scientific inquiry, program of research and scholarship, or creative production.
The Social and Racial Justice Awards supports academic research on racial and social justice in all domains of intellectual, social, artistic, and environmental life.
The Collaborative Multidisciplinary Awards offers the opportunity for a group of faculty members across disciplines to work together on a new, shared problem or line of research.
The Climate Action Awards is designed to support faculty whose work addresses the global climate crisis and its solutions at a variety of scales.
The Subvention Awards for the Publication of Scholarly Books provides partial subsidies to university and other highly regarded scholarly presses to cover a portion of the cost of publishing a scholarly book.
The Manuscript Review Awards helps faculty members publish authoritative, thought-provoking, field-changing books.
