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: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
    amount: $48,000
    city: Washington, DC
    year: 2012

    To ensure that the Nuclear Power Plant Exporters’ Principles of Conduct process has sustained access to independent expertise

    • Program Research
    • Initiative Nuclear Nonproliferation
    • Sub-program Energy and Environment
    • Investigator George Perkovich

    To ensure that the Nuclear Power Plant Exporters’ Principles of Conduct process has sustained access to independent expertise

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  • grantee: Association of American Colleges and Universities
    amount: $93,150
    city: Washington, DC
    year: 2012

    To bring about a cultural shift in undergraduate STEM education, toward a norm in which classroom and laboratory practice align fully with what we know about how people learn

    • Program Higher Education
    • Investigator Linda Slakey

    To bring about a cultural shift in undergraduate STEM education, toward a norm in which classroom and laboratory practice align fully with what we know about how people learn

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  • grantee: Stanford University
    amount: $101,491
    city: Stanford, CA
    year: 2012

    To hold a two-day conference at Stanford University on aspects of the institutional adjustments needed to accommodate longer lifetimes, particularly related to working longer and retirement

    • Program Research
    • Sub-program Working Longer
    • Investigator John Shoven

    To hold a two-day conference at Stanford University on aspects of the institutional adjustments needed to accommodate longer lifetimes, particularly related to working longer and retirement

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  • grantee: University College London
    amount: $80,000
    city: London, United Kingdom
    year: 2012

    To plan and conduct the inaugural Summer School for graduate students and post?doctoral associates of the Deep Carbon Observatory

    • Program Research
    • Sub-program Deep Carbon Observatory
    • Investigator Adrian Jones

    To plan and conduct the inaugural Summer School for graduate students and post?doctoral associates of the Deep Carbon Observatory

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  • grantee: Columbia University
    amount: $40,000
    city: New York, NY
    year: 2012

    To develop DiamondDB, a community data Infrastructure for diamond research within the Deep Carbon Observatory

    • Program Research
    • Sub-program Deep Carbon Observatory
    • Investigator Kristen Lehnert

    To develop DiamondDB, a community data Infrastructure for diamond research within the Deep Carbon Observatory

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  • grantee: Council of Graduate Schools
    amount: $30,000
    city: Washington, DC
    year: 2012

    To provide future STEM faculty with strategies to identify when undergraduate students are most at risk of departing from baccalaureate STEM pathways

    • Program Higher Education
    • Investigator Daniel Denecke

    To provide future STEM faculty with strategies to identify when undergraduate students are most at risk of departing from baccalaureate STEM pathways

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  • grantee: University of Arizona
    amount: $20,000
    city: Tucson, AZ
    year: 2012

    To increase the FTE of the program coordinator of the Sloan Indigenous Graduate Partnership at the U of Arizona from 0.43 to 0.71, to continue the exemplary support she provides for the recruitment and retention of Native American graduate students

    • Program Higher Education
    • Investigator Maria Velez

    To increase the FTE of the program coordinator of the Sloan Indigenous Graduate Partnership at the U of Arizona from 0.43 to 0.71, to continue the exemplary support she provides for the recruitment and retention of Native American graduate students

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  • grantee: Tufts University
    amount: $124,906
    city: Medford, MA
    year: 2012

    To support the technical and organizational development of the Open Geoportal Cloud

    • Program Technology
    • Sub-program Data & Computational Research
    • Investigator Patrick Florance

    To support the technical and organizational development of the Open Geoportal Cloud

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  • grantee: Association for Computing Machinery
    amount: $19,920
    city: New York, NY
    year: 2012

    To support the 7th biennial Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference

    • Program Higher Education
    • Investigator Matthias Heinkenschloss

    To support the 7th biennial Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference

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  • grantee: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
    amount: $750,000
    city: Troy, NY
    year: 2012

    To develop the data science and management dimensions of the Deep Carbon Observatory

    • Program Research
    • Sub-program Deep Carbon Observatory
    • Investigator Peter Fox

    Funds from this grant support the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in its efforts to provide data science support to the Deep Carbon Observatory (DCO). The RPI team will establish a Deep Carbon Virtual Observatory for community data holdings; provide robust data infrastructure for DCO instrumentation, secretariat, and engagement activities; enable scientific discovery via visualization and analysis; and advance educational aspects of data science among all DCO participants. Planned tasks range from creating tools to capture streams of data from sensors to storing simulation results to creating a DCO-wide bibliographic infrastructure. To maximize the value of the funded activities, the RPI team will look beyond the specific needs of DCO researchers to the larger scientific community and will work closely with the U.S. Geological Survey, National Science Foundation, and counterpart agencies around the world to guide global earth science data infrastructure developments.

    To develop the data science and management dimensions of the Deep Carbon Observatory

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