Program Information
The UC Lab Fees Research Grant seeks to build relationships between UC researchers and laboratory scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). These grants engage UC faculty and graduate student researchers with laboratory scientists, facilities and resources, and promote the development of projects and collaborations which can help advance the missions of the national laboratories at UC.
Goals & Funding Priorities:
- Supporting collaborative research between UC faculty and Laboratory scientists.
- Supporting UC graduate students in programs that promote interaction between Laboratory scientists and UC graduate programs.
- Supporting research that takes advantage of unique Laboratory facilities, especially involving students.
- Supporting research in the physical, life, or social sciences, or in the humanities, on topics aligned with the mission of the laboratories.
Learn more about the national laboratory missions at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Los Alamos National Laboratory.
UC Lab Fees Research grants are funded by the fees awarded to the University of California for participating in the management of LANL and LLNL. Management fees are based upon an annual performance evaluation process, and may vary from year to year. Funds are made available by direction of the UC Regents, and are subject to approval.
For information on eligibility and requirements, see the most recent Call for Proposals. For information on Award Terms and Administration, see Awards and Administration.