Research Corporation for Science Advancement
@rescorp.org
RCSA has a long history of supporting groundbreaking science, from the development of the cyclotron by Ernest Lawrence (left) and the commercialization of the first anti-fungal discovered by Elizabeth Hazen and Rachel Brown (center), to community building at our conferences. Dialogue and community building are hallmarks of RCSA's programs. Karl Rabe/Vassar College photo A Century of Success…
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About Research Corporation for Science Advancement
Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) is a foundation dedicated to providing catalytic funding for innovative scientific research and the development of academic scientists. Since its establishment in 1912, RCSA has played a significant role in supporting groundbreaking science and advancing the field of academic research. Through their various programs and initiatives, RCSA has fostered scientific excellence and contributed to major scientific breakthroughs.
They have supported projects such as the development of the cyclotron by Ernest Lawrence and the commercialization of the first anti-fungal discovered by Elizabeth Hazen and Rachel Brown. Additionally, RCSA has facilitated collaborative projects among Cottrell Scholars, including researchers like Sara Skrabalak and Linda Columbus. As a philanthropic organization, RCSA has a rich history of supporting the work of over 18,000 scientists, with 42 Nobel Prize recipients among them.
Their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is central to their mission. For those looking to stay updated on the latest scientific advancements and research, RCSA offers a comprehensive website with information on awards, conferences, and partnerships. They continue to be at the forefront of scientific discovery and play a vital role in shaping the future of science
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1912
Company size
11-50 employees
