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Grant: University of Ottawa
To provide renewed support to develop fungal barcodes and use them to explore the indoor environment
Grant: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
To characterize the bacterial and viral microbiome of the air and surfaces in a daycare setting
Grant: American Association for the Advancement of Science
To support a one?-day symposium on Microbiology of the Built Environment
Grant: Yale University
To evaluate microbial activity in house dust and interactions with phthalate esters (PEs)
Grant: University of Toronto
To determine the impact of moisture on fungal growth on common indoor surfaces
Grant: Yale University
To examine how building moisture influences fungal and bacterial ecology in house dust
Grant: University of Texas, Austin
To determine essential baseline IE knowledge of experts and identify decision-makers
Grant: University of California, Davis
To establish and support the Microbiomes of Built Environments Network (microBEnet)
Grant: Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research
To explore the value and feasibility of a global experiment in which human additions of noise to the oceans would be vastly reduced for several hours
Grant: Open Space Institute
To create permanent scientifically accurate interpretive and orientation exhibits at the new visitor center currently under construction at the park
Grant: University of California, San Diego
To provide partial support for the 2012 Sloan-Swartz Annual Meeting on Computational Neuroscience
Grant: University of California, Riverside
To support continued development of a browser-based interactive platform for exploring -omic datasets
Grant: Astrophysical Research Consortium
To fund an international forum titled: The Sloan Digital Sky Survey: Asteroids to Cosmology
Grant: Harvard University
To provide partial support for the 2009 Sloan-Swartz Meeting on Computational Neuroscience
Grant: University of Colorado, Boulder
To provide renewed support to catalog the indoor microbial world
Grant: Technology Affinity Group
For 2017 Membership Dues
Grant: New York University
To support the development of and data exchange between Datavyu (a tool for video coding) and Databrary (a platform for archiving and controlled sharing of video data)
Grant: Columbia University
To enable greater use of machine learning techniques in scientific research through technical and user experience improvements to scikit-learn
Grant: University of Maryland, College Park
To support development and outreach activities of the SocArXiv preprint server
Grant: Phoenix Bioinformatics
To firmly establish a nonprofit subscription funding model as a viable option for sustaining research repositories