COLLABORATE & SUPPORT

Connect expertise.
Advance shared questions.

We welcome researchers, universities, institutions, and funders who want to build meaningful scientific work together.

RESEARCHERS & TEAMS

Develop the research together.

Bring a research question, complementary methods, or a team with a defined scientific direction. Opportunities may include joint studies, research software, dataset development, and collaborative publications.

Useful to share: your research interests, current work, proposed contribution, and the collaboration you have in mind.

Propose a collaboration

UNIVERSITIES & INSTITUTIONS

Build across institutional boundaries.

Explore joint research, grant proposals, scientific exchanges, or project arrangements that connect academic expertise with a nonprofit research organization.

Useful to share: participating investigators, institutional contacts, research objectives, and any contracting or sponsor requirements.

Start an institutional conversation

FUNDERS & PHILANTHROPIC PARTNERS

Support a focused body of work.

Discuss support for research programs, defined studies, software and data resources, or the organizational capacity that helps researchers carry out their work.

Useful to share: your scientific priorities, funding mechanism, eligibility criteria, expected outcomes, and decision timeline.

Discuss a funding opportunity

PROJECT LEADS

Find a structure for your project.

If your team needs an organizational home or help with project and funding administration, explore what a suitable arrangement with FAIRES could involve.

Potential support is assessed individually. Eligibility, capacity, costs, responsibilities, and written terms must be agreed before work begins.

Explore the researcher pathway

A SHARED STARTING POINT

Purpose, methods,
and a practical plan.

A useful first conversation connects the scientific question with the people and resources needed to answer it. We are interested in well-defined problems, thoughtful evaluation, and outputs that contribute to the wider research community.

Formal relationships are established through project-specific review and agreements. We welcome early discussion when an opportunity is still taking shape.

LET’S ADVANCE THE WORK

Good research begins with a conversation.

Bring a research question, a collaboration, or a project that needs a home.

Start a conversation