SAN FRANCISCO - The
California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) awarded $267 million for the construction of 12 stem cell research facilities on May 7, 2008. Supported by institutional and philanthropic financing, a total of $832 million in stem cell research facilities will be constructed in California. The CIRM funding includes:
• $43 million to the
San Diego Consortium for Regenerative Medicine• $34.8 million to
Stanford University’s Institute for Stem Cell Biology
• $34.8 million to
UC San Francisco’s Institute for Regenerative Medicine
• $29 million to the
University of Southern California’s Broad Institute for Integrative Biology and Stem Cell Research
• $27.2 million to
UC Irvine• $20.5 million to
The Buck Institute for Age Research • $20.2 million to
UC Berkeley’s Li Ka Shing Center for Biomedical and Health Sciences
• $20.1 million to
UC Davis’s Sacramento medical campus renovation
• $19.8 million to
UCLA’s Broad Stem Cell Research Center
• $7.5 million to
UC Merced’s Atwater campus foundry renovation
• $7.2 million to
UC Santa Cruz• $3.2 million to
UC Santa Barbara
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