The NSF I-Corps Hub Northeast Region can help you chart the path of your research from the discovery stage to a startup or venture. Their four-session training programs help researchers explore how their scientific or technological discovery can meet the needs of people and industries. Our Hub is open to all academic researchers in the Northeast and is dedicated to inclusive innovation. In the I-Corps program, researchers form teams focused on identifying how their scientific or technological discovery meets customer needs. Teams can include faculty, postdoctoral researchers, graduate students and undergraduates.

The Princeton Entrepreneurship Council offers high quality educational programming, mentoring and connections to funding for entrepreneurs (and the entrepreneurially minded). Graduate students can develop and improve their skills, learn about new trends and industries, and connect with others in the ecosystem.

Princeton Innovation is a campus-wide initiative that aims to benefit humanity through innovation and entrepreneurship. Our faculty, staff researchers, students and alums combine the pursuit of curiosity-driven knowledge with the desire to solve the major challenges of our time. Princeton Innovation nurtures this enterprising spirit through our programs, spaces and relationships. We support the Princeton community in their innovation and entrepreneurial goals as they translate their discoveries and inventions into technologies and services that have a positive impact on society. Programs for graduate students include: teaching, coaching and education; entrepreneurship and venture assistance; funding and recognition; and assistance with patents and tech transfer.

Princeton Innovation Center, powered by BioLabs, provides co-working lab and office space specifically designed to help high-potential high-tech startups go further and faster on limited investment capital. The Center is available to companies formed by Princeton’s faculty, students and alums, as well as by members of the wider New Jersey community.

The Keller Center creates societal impact through entrepreneurship, design & design thinking, and innovative education. Based in Princeton University's School of Engineering and Applied Science, Keller shares the school's vision for bridging disciplines to ensure that all students are prepared to put science and technology to use in solving critical societal challenges. It serves as a hub, connecting students in engineering, the humanities, arts, social sciences and natural sciences with each other, as well as connecting them with the broader campus community and beyond. Educational opportunities, including curricular and co-curricular programs, bridge engineering and the liberal arts and help shape rewarding career paths.