Google Research

Faculty engagement

Google is committed to advancing ambitious research and supporting the research ecosystem. As part of that, our global programs provide funding and support to faculty, in addition to fostering connections with Google researchers.

Program Faculty Award for inclusion
Award for inclusion research program

The Award for Inclusion Research Program recognizes and supports academic research in computing and technology that addresses the needs of underrepresented populations globally.

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Program Faculty exploreCSR
exploreCSR

Google’s exploreCSR awards support institutions to host computer science research (CSR) initiatives in order to increase the number of students from historically marginalized groups pursuing graduate studies and research careers in computing.

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Research scholar program

The Research Scholar program aims to support early-career faculty who are pursuing research in fields relevant to Google.

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Visiting researcher program

Each year, academic researchers visit Google in order to collaborate with our research and engineering teams. Google provides a unique combination of interesting research problems, a wealth of data, world-class computing infrastructure, and the chance to deploy research in a form that will be used by millions.

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Google Cloud for Researchers

We offer researchers training, free credits, and resources through Google Cloud to help accelerate research breakthroughs. Faculty, Postdoctoral, and non-profit lab researchers, and PhD students are eligible to apply for research award credits.

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Featured research collaborations

We have the opportunity to build collaborations with global faculty through several different programs. Here, we highlight current collaborations that are important to us and awards we’ve granted beyond our Faculty Engagement programs.

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