Rockefeller University

Rockefeller University, privately funded, is known for its distinct approach in science, medicine, and related fields. Its faculty and alumni are awarded with 25 Nobel Prizes, a testament of its commitment to research and development.

Overview

Rockefeller University was established in 1901 as a premier center for scientific research. It practices an 'open labs' approach that brings together students and researchers from distinct fields to nurture an interactive, collaborative environment. With a focus on original, innovative thinking, the university encourages its students to challenge traditional science methodologies and keep pushing the boundaries of scientific knowledge. Research is concentrated in the areas of Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience, Genetics and Genomics, Organismal Biology and Evolution, Physical, Mathematical and Computational Biology, and more. Despite its size, the impact and achievements of the university are evident not only through its 25 Nobel laureates and many other awards, but also through its thousands of publications and significant contributions to the scientific world.