Results 651 - 672 of 672

Women Make Movies, Inc.

for production and outreach and distribution for the documentary film THE UPRISING

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$369,964

Year Granted

2018

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

to constrain the role of atmospheric variability on Helheim Glacier dynamics

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$508,441

Year Granted

2019

Woodwell Climate Research Center

for mapping methane craters in the Arctic

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$147,872

Year Granted

2019

Woodwell Climate Research Center

to map abrupt permafrost thaw across the Artic

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$249,454

Year Granted

2021

Woodwell Climate Research Center

for mapping thaw slumps in Arctic permafrost

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$349,995

Year Granted

2023

Yale University

for the development of strategic communication tools to effectively engage Hispanics in climate change solutions

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$299,000

Year Granted

2016

Yale University

for an experiment to search for time-reversal violating physics in an atomic nucleus

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$1,400,000

Year Granted

2016

Yale University

for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$374,937

Year Granted

2016

Yale University

for the Physics and Astronomy Leadership Council

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$88,000

Year Granted

2017

Yale University

for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$375,000

Year Granted

2017

Yale University

for observing time on the Discovery Channel Telescope in support of the Search for 100 Earths project

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$270,000

Year Granted

2017

Yale University

to develop and upgrade the site and experimental infrastructure in which thin-film superconducting cavities and squeezed-vacuum state amplifiers will be used to detect axion dark matter particles with energies of 5-20 gigahertz (GHz)

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$500,000

Year Granted

2014

Yale University

to enhance the measurement capability of the Precision Reactor Oscillation and SPECTrum (PROSPECT) antineutrino experiment

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$1,500,000

Year Granted

2016

Yale University

for modeling early Solar System dynamics

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$478,487

Year Granted

2021

Yale University

for the optimization of a single-beam optically-levitated microsphere force-sensor for short-distance gravity experiments

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$790,000

Year Granted

2017

Yale University

for observing time on the Discovery Channel Telescope in support of the Search for 100 Earths project

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$600,000

Year Granted

2020

Yale University

for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$368,221

Year Granted

2021

Yale University

for The Beatrice Tinsley Excellence in Science Resource Fund

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$350,000

Year Granted

2022

Yale University

for the Emerging Researchers in Exoplanet Science Symposium VIII

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$149,926

Year Granted

2022

Yale University

for cross-disciplinary exoplanet studies

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$128,332

Year Granted

2023

Yale University

to constrain the habitability of Uranus’ five largest satellites through coupled modeling

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$55,000

Year Granted

2023

Yale University

for the research and related work of Quang Tran in connection with the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship program

Program

Science

Grant Type

Grant

Grant Amount

$430,000

Year Granted

2024

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The list above contains awards approved by the Foundation. These are primarily grants, but also include direct charitable activities (DCAs) and program-related investments (PRIs). DCAs are distributions a foundation makes to conduct its own charitable activities, rather than by or through other organi­zations. PRIs are investments with a charitable purpose for which the Foundation’s primary purpose is not to produce income. Under IRS regulations, the expenses associated with DCAs and PRIs count toward a foundation’s qualifying distributions and are reported on its IRS Form 990-PF.