Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

• Women Making Slow, Sure Strides in Science, Math
• US Digital Library In the Works
• More Support for a Digital Public Library of America: Sloan and Arcadia
• For Older Job Seekers, An Even More Difficult Road
• Fordham University Students Are About to Give Albany a Redistricting Lesson
• A Scientific First: A "Reversible Diamond" National Geographic
• "Small, Beautifully Moving Parts" Wins Sloan Prize at Hamptons Film Fest
• Ohio Democrats Move to Block Republican Congressional Gerrymander
• "Dark Matter" of the Genome Revealed Through Analysis of 29 Mammals
• Microbe Census to Delve Deep for Earth's "Invisibles"
• Differing Structures Underlie Differing Brain Rhythms in Healthy and Ill, Virtual Modeling Reveals
• Architecture Review: NYC's Public Architecture Gets a Face-Lift
• What Moms Think: The Working Mother Report
• Salk Scientist Redceives Distinguished NIH Award for Transformative Research
• Mathematician and former Sloan Scholar Erika Tatiana Camacho Receives National Latina Leadership Award
• Depression Less Common Among "Supermoms" Who Accept Limitations
• Venter Remains Maverick in World of Microbes
• For Hourly Jobs, White Collar Perks
• Gibson and D'Amour win Steinberg Playwrighting Award
• Explaining Why Zombies Want To Eat You And Other Mysteries of Life
• Citizen Science for Organization Studies?
• Officials: U.S. Better Prepared to Respond to Biological Attacks
• Experts Optimistic at U.S. Biosecurity Outlook
• Online Science and the Speed of Review
• Court Allows Public to Submit Redistricting Maps
• Two Sloan Research Fellows, Sloan Grantee To Receive National Medal of Science
• Helping Women Reach Their Economic Potential
• Online Mentor Program Raises Retention of At-Risk Science Students
• Using Tech to Engage Library Users Sparks ITHAKA Conference
• New Technique Fills Gaps in Fossil Record