The David H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research at MIT
Science + Engineering... Conquering Cancer Together
The Koch Institute has several immediate fund raising priorities, selected for their high impact on our ability to succeed in our mission to develop innovative new solutions to the problems of cancer.
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Provides support for the construction of the Koch Institute's new 360,000 square foot advanced cancer research and technology facility, which opened in December 2010.
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Provides support for the construction of advanced biotechnology facilities serving the cancer researchers of the Koch Institute and across MIT.
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Download a description of the SBC facilities' capabilities
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Provides support for nanotechnology-based cancer research and associated lab facilities and teaching programs. Using nanoscale particles and chemotherapeutic agents, Koch Institute investigators are building a new class of "smart bombs" for cancer.
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Provides discretionary support for the Koch Institute. Your gift will be applied where it is most needed.
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A fund gathering gifts from alumni/ae and friends of MIT, and the Koch Institute, and the KI's predecessor, the MIT Center for Cancer Research, to name a space in the KI's new research facility to honor of the memory and accomplishments of Nobel Laureate and CCR Founder, Professor Salvador E. Luria (1912-1991) and the founding faculty of the Center for Cancer Research.
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Provides support for innovative, early stage cancer research projects that are difficult to fund with conventional funding methods but have potential for groundbreaking translational discoveries.
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