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: Northern Arizona University
    amount: $99,916
    city: Flagstaff, AZ
    year: 2026

    To develop CommUnityBuddy, a conversational agent leveraging generative AI to assist in on-boarding new contributors to open source scientific software projects

    • Program Technology
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Igor Steinmacher

    To develop CommUnityBuddy, a conversational agent leveraging generative AI to assist in on-boarding new contributors to open source scientific software projects

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  • grantee: Northeastern University
    amount: $400,000
    city: Boston, MA
    year: 2025

    To support the Metascience and AI summer institute and the AI and Data Ethics Summer Training Program (AIDE Summer), two programs focused on the training of early career philosophers and social scientists studying the use of AI in scientific research

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative AI in Science
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Kathleen Creel

    In early 2025, the Foundation partnered with UK Research & Innovation (UKRI) and the Canadian Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) to support 29 Metascience & AI fellowships for postdoctoral researchers interested in understanding the implications of AI for the science and research ecosystem. As part of the fellowship, the Foundation agreed to host a summer institute to facilitate knowledge sharing, relationship building, and skill development among fellowship recipients.This grant will support that Metascience & AI summer institute, stewarded by John Basl and Katie Creel at Northeastern University. It will also support a partially overlapping nine-week program during summer 2026 in AI and Date Ethics (AIDE). Both programs will be co-located with a mentoring workshop for early-career Computer Science faculty in Trustworthy AI research organized by the Computing Research Association and Microsoft Research. Grant funds will support travel, lodging, and meals for both Metascience & AI and AIDE participants, summer stipends for AIDE fellows, and staff and speaker compensation.  

    To support the Metascience and AI summer institute and the AI and Data Ethics Summer Training Program (AIDE Summer), two programs focused on the training of early career philosophers and social scientists studying the use of AI in scientific research

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  • grantee: SeedAI
    amount: $100,000
    city: Washington, DC
    year: 2025

    To support a workshop assessing U.S. infrastructure needs for AI access and adoption

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative AI in Science
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Joshua New

    To support a workshop assessing U.S. infrastructure needs for AI access and adoption

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  • grantee: Code for Science and Society
    amount: $120,000
    city: Portland, OR
    year: 2025

    To support participation by university- and nonprofit-based researchers at upcoming Social Science Foo and Sci Foo gatherings

    • Program Technology
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Marsee Henon

    To support participation by university- and nonprofit-based researchers at upcoming Social Science Foo and Sci Foo gatherings

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  • grantee: Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening
    amount: $199,884
    city: Oak Brook, IL
    year: 2025

    To develop educational guidelines and materials for academic and industry stakeholders to improve workforce competency in laboratory automation

    • Program Technology
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Kennedy McDaniel Bae

    To develop educational guidelines and materials for academic and industry stakeholders to improve workforce competency in laboratory automation

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  • grantee: Purdue University
    amount: $249,725
    city: West Lafayette, IN
    year: 2025

    To examine AI adoption by research disciplines through two workshops and a targeted case study of formal mathematics’ adoption of AI in research and practice

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative AI in Science
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Eamon Duede

    To examine AI adoption by research disciplines through two workshops and a targeted case study of formal mathematics’ adoption of AI in research and practice

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  • grantee: Boston University
    amount: $233,999
    city: Boston, MA
    year: 2025

    To support a postdoctoral fellowship on Metascience & AI with a specific interest in the relationship between AI technologies, intuition, and creativity in mathematics

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative AI in Science
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology

    To support a postdoctoral fellowship on Metascience & AI with a specific interest in the relationship between AI technologies, intuition, and creativity in mathematics

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  • grantee: Syracuse University
    amount: $49,999
    city: Syracuse, NY
    year: 2025

    To pilot two studies on how generative AI use influences skill acquisition and retention among software developers at different levels of expertise

    • Program Technology
    • Initiative AI in Science
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Kevin Crowston

    To pilot two studies on how generative AI use influences skill acquisition and retention among software developers at different levels of expertise

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  • grantee: Renaissance Philanthropy Fund
    amount: $50,000
    city: Washington, DC
    year: 2025

    To support a workshop that aims to advance lab automation through improved interoperability of scientific instruments

    • Program Technology
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Charles Yang

    To support a workshop that aims to advance lab automation through improved interoperability of scientific instruments

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  • grantee: Arizona State University
    amount: $50,000
    city: Tempe, AZ
    year: 2025

    To support a Winter School training early career scholars in interdisciplinary research for emerging technologies

    • Program Technology
    • Sub-program Exploratory Grantmaking in Technology
    • Investigator Jameson Wetmore

    To support a Winter School training early career scholars in interdisciplinary research for emerging technologies

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