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Where your gift will make a real difference
ICTS Computational and Data Science Initiative
A large-scale effort driving research in climate science, astrophysics, quantum matter, and more.
Funding goal: USD 5.5 million
Support ranges from:
- USD 5.5M (full initiative)
- USD 1–1.5M (for specific themes)
- USD 500K (named chair)
- USD 100K or less (training, workshops, internships)
Visiting Chair Professorships
Women in Science
Support women faculty, postdocs, and students at different stages of their careers.
- Senior Named Chair:
Support needed (for 2 professors annually): Endowment: USD 600K | 10 Yr Spend-down: USD 400K | 3 Yr Grant: USD 120K
- Named Visiting Chairs (2 annually):
Support needed (per professor): Endowment: USD 500K | 10 Yr Spend-down: USD 300K | 3 Yr Grant: USD 90K
- Early Career Faculty Awards:
Support needed (per faculty): Endowment: USD 200K | 10 Yr Spend-down: USD 130K| 3 Yr Grant: USD 40K
- Postdoctoral Research Awards:
Support needed (per postdoc): Endowment: USD 200K | 10 Yr Spend-down: USD 130K | 3 Yr Grant: USD 40K
Undergraduate Research
Enable immersive research experiences for undergraduates through Long Term Visiting Students Program and Summer Research Programs.
LTVSP: Support for 15 UG students annually to spend 2 semesters at ICTS
Support Needed: USD 0.55M Endowment USD 0.35M (10-year Spend-down) USD 100,000 (3-year grant)
Summer Research Programs: Support for 15 UG students annually to spend 2 months at ICTS Support Needed: USD 100,000 Endowment USD 60,000 (10-year Spend-down) USD 20,000 (3-year grant)
Maths Circles
Support a national initiative to nurture young mathematical talent in schools.
- 5-Year Grant: USD 125K
Naming opportunities are available for significant gifts.
All gifts made by Indian or US taxpayers are eligible for tax deduction.
For ICTS to be internationally competitive in attracting the best minds, it needs resources on a higher scale and with much more flexibility. The peer institutions we are measuring ourselves up to internationally, have been built on the solid foundations of very generous endowments. A secure endowment will enable ICTS to deploy the resources needed to fulfil its dreams.
Watch the video to learn more about the ICTS vision:
- Explore More
- Why is India not producing Nobel Laureates?
- Building a Home for India’s Future Nobel Laureates
- Learn more about endowment goals
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- Supporter Testimonials
It is wonderful to see the dreams we had of establishing a Centre for Theoretical Physics in India being realized. I am very impressed with the remarkable developments since the inauguration in 2009. Visiting the site I could see a beautiful facility where cutting edge theory is being pursued with dynamic leadership at the top, with an initial first-rate faculty – nothing can stop this from happening. For those of us who have tried to help from afar these developments make us proud.
David Gross (KITP, Santa Barbara), Nobel Laureate, Physics, 2004
Chair, International Advisory Board
It has truly been an honor and privilege to be a part of the International Advisory Board of the ICTS, and to watch the ICTS grow from a dream into reality. ICTS, now at 10, has already begun to re-shape and significantly enhance the science research landscape of India, through its outstanding programs and lecture series for scientists and for the public, and through the high-level research activities of its faculty and students. I am confident that the next 10 years will bring ICTS to even greater heights!
Manjul Bhargava (Princeton University)
Fields Medallist 2014, Member, ICTS International Advisory Board
All gifts made by Indian or US taxpayers are eligible for tax deduction.
