Grants Database

The Foundation awards approximately 200 grants per year (excluding the Sloan Research Fellowships), totaling roughly $80 million dollars in annual commitments in support of research and education in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and economics. This database contains grants for currently operating programs going back to 2008. For grants from prior years and for now-completed programs, see the annual reports section of this website.

Grants Database

Grantee
Amount
City
Year
  • grantee: Open Source Initiative
    amount: $249,150
    city: West Hollywood, CA
    year: 2024

    To support the development of an Open Source AI Definition supported by a diverse set of stakeholders

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative Trust in AI
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Stefano Maffulli

    To support the development of an Open Source AI Definition supported by a diverse set of stakeholders

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  • grantee: Santa Fe Institute
    amount: $45,200
    city: Santa Fe, NM
    year: 2024

    To support a workshop on research disciplines’ engagement with AI

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative Trust in AI
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator David Krakauer

    To support a workshop on research disciplines’ engagement with AI

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  • grantee: University of Notre Dame
    amount: $499,969
    city: Notre Dame, IN
    year: 2024

    To design, build, and evaluate the impact of immersive reality technologies and artificial intelligence on collaborative scientific work

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative Virtual Collaboration initiative
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Diego Gomez-Zara

    This grant is to support work to study the role of technology (especially VR) in scientific team collaboration. Following on a broad agenda-setting Comment in Nature Human Behavior about the potential applications of the metaverse for science, Gomez-Zara and colleagues propose two experiments to explore the dynamics of scientific collaboration across different technology platforms. The first study will compare the performance of small teams collaborating to perform scientific tasks in person vs. via Zoom vs. in VR. The second study will introduce an additional variable, the presence of an AI team member powered by a Large Language Model, to understand whether participant interactions with the AI agent vary across the same three contexts. Questions about how the perceptions of and interactions with AI agents might be influenced by the medium of interaction are of particular interest and underexplored in human-AI interaction research community.

    To design, build, and evaluate the impact of immersive reality technologies and artificial intelligence on collaborative scientific work

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  • grantee: University of Wisconsin, Madison
    amount: $112,969
    city: Madison, WI
    year: 2024

    To study the rollout of automated lab technology in an academic setting

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative Trust in AI
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Nicole Nelson

    To study the rollout of automated lab technology in an academic setting

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  • grantee: Boston College
    amount: $249,538
    city: Chestnut Hill, MA
    year: 2024

    To study comparatively how humans and large language models assess the validity of claims

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative Trust in AI
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Liane Young

    To study comparatively how humans and large language models assess the validity of claims

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  • grantee: University of California, Berkeley
    amount: $249,516
    city: Berkeley, CA
    year: 2024

    To explore the value of virtual coworking in science

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative Virtual Collaboration initiative
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Aruna Ranganathan

    To explore the value of virtual coworking in science

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  • grantee: Federation of Associations in Behavioral & Brain Sciences
    amount: $50,000
    city: Washington, DC
    year: 2023

    To support participation by academic and nonprofit-based social scientists at Social Science Foo Camp

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative Virtual Collaboration initiative
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Erika Isaly

    To support participation by academic and nonprofit-based social scientists at Social Science Foo Camp

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  • grantee: Washington State University
    amount: $250,000
    city: Vancouver, WA
    year: 2023

    To explore the future of reading and writing in virtual and augmented reality through community dialog, building software, and developing metadata infrastructure

    • Program Technology
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Rudyne Grigar

    To explore the future of reading and writing in virtual and augmented reality through community dialog, building software, and developing metadata infrastructure

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  • grantee: Morgan State University
    amount: $175,000
    city: Baltimore, MD
    year: 2023

    To investigate the relative ease and tradeoffs between OpenSim and Unity for developing immersive student experiences

    • Program Technology
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Carl White

    To investigate the relative ease and tradeoffs between OpenSim and Unity for developing immersive student experiences

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  • grantee: Aalborg University
    amount: $23,803
    city: Aalborg East, Denmark, Denmark
    year: 2023

    To partially support a meeting on human-centered software engineering and artificial intelligence

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative Trust in AI
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Daniel Russo

    To partially support a meeting on human-centered software engineering and artificial intelligence

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