Building Capacity in Libraries
Our Innovative Libraries grants expand knowledge in developing countries. More
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Innovative Libraries Grant Assessing Eritrean Medical Library Needs
Elsevier Foundation awards the GWU Medical Center Training project
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New Scholars Program Recognizes Women Scientists with the OWSD Awards
Eleven women scientists recognized for their research excellence
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Innovative Libraries Grant Improves Access to Health Information in Kenya
Kenyan librarians launch a three year project in 15 public libraries
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"Librarians Without Borders®" Trains Librarians in Africa, Asia and Latin America
Providing critical online research skills training
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Innovative Libraries Grant Sharing Healthcare Knowledge in Uganda
Translating knowledge into practice for Uganda's rural health clinics
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Innovative Libraries Grant Builds an HIV/AIDS Information Hub
Centre International Reference de "Chantal Biya" in Yaounde, Cameroon
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Innovative Libraries Grant Trains Scholars in Nigeria
Strengthening usage skills at the University of Port Harcourt
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New Scholars Grant Provides Child Care at EMBO
Allowing more women to attend the European Molecular Biology Meeting
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New Scholars Supports Family-Friendly Programs
Helping to fight attrition among young faculty in science and engineering at Princeton
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Supporting Women Scientists
Our New Scholars grants help scientists balance demanding academic careers. More
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Advancing Global Nurse Faculty
Our partnerships focus on retention and migration to address the global nursing shortage. More
About The Elsevier Foundation
The Elsevier Foundation has awarded over 60 grants worth millions of dollars to non-profit organizations focusing on the world’s libraries, nurse faculty and women scholars during their early and mid-careers. Founded in 2002, it is funded by Elsevier, a leading global publisher of scientific, technical and medical information products and services.