grants for researchers:

Xlab Grants make financial support available to graduate students engaged in dissertation research and to junior faculty who are interested in conducting experiments as part of their research program. Grants are also available to more established faculty who want to test a new idea for an experiment on a small scale or who are new to experimental research.

Graduate Student mini-grants: Xlab grants of up to $2,000 are available to graduate students for subject payments. Limit: one per person per year.

Faculty mini-grants: Xlab grants of up to $2,000 are available to faculty for subject payments and programming assistance. Priority is given to junior (non-tenured) faculty and, secondarily, to researchers seeking “seed grant” support as a prelude to applying to extramural sources. Limit: one per investigator per year.

Access the application form <HERE>. Decisions on Xlab Grants applications are made by the Xlab Director.

Grants are made possible by virtue of Xlab's dynamic collaboration with the California Management Review, the Dean of the Haas School of Business, the College of Letters and Science, the Department of Economics, and Hewlett-Packard. We are grateful to those who have demonstrated such concrete support for the Xlab.