Learn about our research and past initiatives at EBS
The Endowment for Basic Science (EBS) at the University of Michigan is dedicated to advancing research across a broad spectrum of biomedical sciences. Our mission is to foster innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and groundbreaking discoveries that push the boundaries of medical knowledge. Through strategic investments and initiatives, we support cutting-edge research projects and the recruitment of top-tier faculty, ensuring that the U-M Medical School remains at the forefront of scientific excellence.
Our initiatives cover diverse fields, from genetics and genomics to computational biology and stem cell research. By providing resources and funding for high-risk, high-reward projects, EBS aims to translate fundamental research into clinical applications that improve human health. Explore our research programs to learn more about our commitment to pioneering advancements in the biomedical sciences.
The Extended Bridging Support Program aids faculty with prior NIH R01 funding who lack current external funding, offering up to two years of support.
The EBS Computational Biology Initiative helped establish the Center for Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics, advancing bioinformatics research and education.
The University of Michigan excels in genetics and genomics, supporting research and clinical advancements through interdisciplinary teams and innovative core services.
University of Michigan enhances microbial pathogenesis research with Host-Pathogen Interactions Initiative, focusing on biodefense and vaccinology.
Fueling Biomedical Innovation: EBS Annual Funding Competition
Explore UM's Stem Cell Initiative advancing therapeutic potential and research in embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cells for human disorders.
