Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
To support innovative, leading-edge plant biology research in the lab of Keiko Torii.
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University of Washington, Department of Biology
$1,666,665
62 months
Keiko Torii HHMI/GBMF Plant Biology Investigator Award
Aug 2011
University of Washington, School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences
$596,876
24 months
Portfolio Effect and Habitat Synthesis
Oct 2010
University of Washington, Office of the Provost
$814,970
eScience and Data Intensive Scalable Computing
Sep 2009
University of Washington, School of Oceanography
$4,410,906
49 months
Lab of E. Virginia Armbrust, PhD
Sep 2008
$3,600,000
36 months
Biocomplexity Science and Fisheries Modeling
May 2008
$826,657
15 months
Deep Genome and Transcript Sequencing of Marine Eukaryotes
Nov 2007
$155,282
10 months
DNA Sequencing Resource Plan for Marine Microbiology Research
$4,126,379
Establishing the Salmon Biodiversity Program
Jul 2007
$2,250,000
12 months
Equipment for the Center for Environmental Genomics
Nov 2006
University of Washington, Department of Electrical Engineering
$1,545,338
Electronic Sequencing of DNA
Mar 2006
$117,450
Flow Cytometry for Marine Micobiological Applications
Feb 2006
University of Washington, Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean
$835,719
Pacific Wild Salmon Ecosystem Conservation Model
Nov 2005
$2,309,376
Institute of Marine Science
Oct 2005
$2,365,017
Alaska Wild Salmon Fisheries Management
Feb 2005
$3,321,594
60 months
Sep 2004
University of Washington Center for Conservation Biology
$126,000
Dog Sample Validation
Jun 2004
$100,000
6 months
Enhancement and Application of Dog Sample Validation Project
Apr 2003
$500,000
Laboratory Renovation and Equipment Acquisition
Jun 2001
Creating positive outcomes for future generations.
