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.

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3,474 Grants

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Amount

City

Year

grantee: Carnegie Institution of Washington

amount: $115,000

city: Washington, DC

year: 2017
To provide partial support for the 4-D workshop on deep-time, data-driven discovery and the evolution of earth
- Program Research
- Investigator Robert Hazen
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To provide partial support for the 4-D workshop on deep-time, data-driven discovery and the evolution of earth
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grantee: National Press Foundation

amount: $106,553

city: Washington, DC

year: 2017
To provide a four-day training in the public understanding of working longer to a set of 20 journalists
- Program Research
- Sub-program Working Longer
- Investigator Sandy Johnson
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To provide a four-day training in the public understanding of working longer to a set of 20 journalists
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grantee: Center for Economic and Policy Research

amount: $15,000

city: Washington, DC

year: 2017
To analyze the Contingent Work Supplements (CWS) in order to better understand the incidence of nonstandard work arrangements among varying demographic groups and to assess changes found between 1995-2017
- Program Research
- Sub-program Working Longer
- Investigator Eileen Appelbaum
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To analyze the Contingent Work Supplements (CWS) in order to better understand the incidence of nonstandard work arrangements among varying demographic groups and to assess changes found between 1995-2017
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grantee: University of Michigan

amount: $57,524

city: Ann Arbor, MI

year: 2017
To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by characterizing profiles of households who fall into financing coverage gaps for energy efficiency programs
- Program Research
- Sub-program Energy and Environment
- Investigator Tony Reames
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To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by characterizing profiles of households who fall into financing coverage gaps for energy efficiency programs
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grantee: Appalachian State University

amount: $213,254

city: Boone, NC

year: 2017
To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by examining how behavioral nudges in the form of electronic notifications impact electricity consumption and energy efficiency program participation
- Program Research
- Sub-program Energy and Environment
- Investigator Tanga Mohr
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To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by examining how behavioral nudges in the form of electronic notifications impact electricity consumption and energy efficiency program participation
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grantee: University of California, Davis

amount: $250,000

city: Davis, CA

year: 2017
To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by examining the relationship between electricity rate structures and consumer investments in energy efficient appliances
- Program Research
- Sub-program Energy and Environment
- Investigator David Rapson
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To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by examining the relationship between electricity rate structures and consumer investments in energy efficient appliances
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grantee: University of California, Berkeley

amount: $222,289

city: Berkeley, CA

year: 2017
To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by estimating the impacts of an industrial energy efficiency program on electricity use, water use, and welfare in the agricultural sector
- Program Research
- Sub-program Energy and Environment
- Investigator Maximilian Auffhammer
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To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by estimating the impacts of an industrial energy efficiency program on electricity use, water use, and welfare in the agricultural sector
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grantee: University of California, Davis

amount: $256,933

city: Davis, CA

year: 2017
To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by studying how changing default participation options in a commercial energy efficiency program impacts program enrollment and energy use
- Program Research
- Sub-program Energy and Environment
- Investigator Katrina Jessoe
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To research the economics of energy efficiency, as recommended by a Request for Proposals review committee, by studying how changing default participation options in a commercial energy efficiency program impacts program enrollment and energy use
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grantee: Women Make Movies, Inc.

amount: $50,000

city: New York, NY

year: 2017
To showcase 10 high-profile new media science projects from the U.S. at the 2017 World Congress of Science and Factual Producers
- Program Public Understanding
- Sub-program New Media
- Investigator Barbara Ghammashi
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To showcase 10 high-profile new media science projects from the U.S. at the 2017 World Congress of Science and Factual Producers
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grantee: Sponsors for Educational Opportunity, Inc.

amount: $20,000

city: New York, NY

year: 2017
To promote unrepresented minorities within the investment management industry by maximizing the pipeline of diversity into finance and top business sectors and to ensure that diverse talent is identified early and provided with the access, resources, and professional development needed to succeed
- Program New York City Program
- Investigator Julian Johnson
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To promote unrepresented minorities within the investment management industry by maximizing the pipeline of diversity into finance and top business sectors and to ensure that diverse talent is identified early and provided with the access, resources, and professional development needed to succeed
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