Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
In support of new scientific discoveries enabled through innovative analyses of extreme-scale datasets. Funding will be used to develop technologies and create advanced methods of analysis for data-intensive science from areas such as wireless sensor platforms, turbulence, and petascale data challenges in cosmology.
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Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
$506,155
36 months
Patient and Family Engagement Early-Career Investigator Award: Alison Turnbull
Nov 2014
Johns Hopkins University, Armstrong Institute
$2,209,619
10 months
Implementation and Evaluation of Project Emerge
Aug 2014
Johns Hopkins University Institute for Data Intensive Engineering and Science
$550,000
18 months
Seeding New Data Science Collaborations
Mar 2014
Johns Hopkins University, Department of Computer Science
$1,495,533
High-Fidelity Data-Driven Quality Improvement
Jul 2013
$2,414,704
13 months
Development of a Commercial Grade, Open Source IT Platform for the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Sites
May 2013
$9,372,943
24 months
Intensive Care Unit (ICU)/Acute Care Multi-site Demonstration Project
Aug 2012
$457,000
12 months
Planning Grant to support Acute Care/ICU Multi-center Feasibility Study
Mar 2012
Johns Hopkins University, Department of Physics and Astronomy
$950,000
27 months
Extreme-scale Data Analysis in Science
Nov 2010
$2,392,755
Terahertz Investigations of Complex Condensed Matter
Sep 2010
$350,000
22 months
Computational Facility to Support Large-Scale Information Management
Oct 2007
$1,199,870
60 months
Data Access and Analysis Tools
Sep 2004
Creating positive outcomes for future generations.
