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• Perspective: Nature has sent humanity a wake-up call. How will we answer?

  alarmingly clear that COVID-19 is less a black swan event that no one could reasonably see coming, of COVID-19, the origins of the virus are not fully known and may not be for some time. But we do know that COVID-19 falls into a class of emerging diseases of animal origin, the latest in a long line, the potential link between COVID-19 and Wuhan’s wild animal markets. But we also multiply the pathways, us a warning. As Pope Francis recently remarked in an interview about the COVID-19 crisis, “Who now

• Bay Area science museums offer online resources for learning and creating from home

  resources related to the science of COVID-19, which can help answer pressing questions and hopefully

• Experimental Physics Investigators Q&A presentation slides

  (or equivalent) • Possible (non-COVID) extension for significant life-events that impacted research

• Experimental Physics Investigators Q&A presentation slides

  years (or equivalent ) • Poss ible (non-COVID) extens ion for significant life-events that impacted

• Experimental Physics Investigators Open Hours Q&A Slides 2025

  years (or equivalent ) • Poss ible (non-COVID) extens ion for significant life-events that impacted

• Lessons from our work in the Andes-Amazon region

  and circumstances surrounding the work have evolved over time, with the COVID-19 pandemic one, . Long-term gains require long-term commitments. The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a grave toll — and may

• Catalyzing invention: Moore Inventor Fellows program achievements

  institutions, and efforts to diversify participation yielded limited results. COVID-19 disruptions

• Community Fund supports local efforts aiding homelessness and clinical care needs in the Silicon Valley

  . With the emergence of the coronavirus pandemic, the team expanded the theme to include COVID-19 relief

• Harvey Fineberg announces plan to step down

  in science, health care and philanthropy During the COVID pandemic, Fineberg’s fortuitous, and replicability in science and on a definition of long COVID. Fineberg chaired the board of the Carnegie

• Enabling collaboration for rapid discovery

  during COVID lockdown. The freedom to collaborate was invaluable, and our Moore Foundation funding

• Perspective: Outcomes and measurement in science philanthropy

  structure of DNA to the availability of mRNA vaccines against COVID. Discovery matters Discovery

• Perspective: Why Kunming won’t be nature’s “Copenhagen moment”

  , COVID’s curveball upended our plans, sending us into a time-warp that turned our 2020 sprint into a now, to the COVID pandemic and the war in Ukraine have placed on them. On the one hand, I understand

• Community Fund supports commitment to outdoor access and dedication to empowering future leaders

  coming out of a COVID-19 quarantine and returning to shared spaces, the Community Fund’s focus

• Betty Irene Moore fellows in nursing leadership help propel the health care industry amid continued challenges

  in the future of nursing. The program’s initial launch came during the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic

• Fisheries Transparency Initiative drives sustainability in the fisheries sector by providing better data

  by the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought tourism to a halt and impacted supply markets and regional trade

• Adapting to a changing world

  era of COVID-19 and explored the benefits of hybrid working models. Throughout the pandemic, many, with a renewed focus The COVID-19 pandemic forced museums across the Bay Area to close their doors

• Ten years closer to forever

  cases of COVID-19, the ARPA for Life (Amazon Region Protected Areas) program continues to represent, hope for our future. And as COVID-19 has shown us, building from a base of ecosystem resilience has

• Perspective: Indigenous land stewardship holds solutions for the future of the Amazon

  , pesticide contamination). The global COVID-19 pandemic has had highly disproportionate impacts, , exacerbating existing risks (including the spread of COVID-19). In turn, Indigenous people frequently, role in organizing the COVID-19 response in her area, especially with regard to the needs of women

• New guidance for investors on addressing climate risks resulting from deforestation

  forests and the world’s warming. “Even as the COVID-19 pandemic throttled the global economy,” observe

• Moore Inventor Fellows Final Evaluation Report

  outcomes. • COVID-19. The pandemic affected implementation, as well as the feasibility, focus, they need, but some aspects of program implementation were hampered by COVID-19 and staff turnover

• Moore Foundation 2024 Annual Report

  the COVID pandemic but took advantage of the time to focus on refreshing its facilities, enhancing

• Maintaining adaptability in changing times: Betty Irene Moore Fellows for Nurse Leaders and Innovators

  . As the COVID pandemic in 2020 placed public health systems under stress, the budding program also

• The Lawrence Hall of Science reimagines science education

  Situated in the hills above the UC Berkeley campus since 1968, The Lawrence Hall of Science is one of the Bay Area’s most beloved science centers, with a long history of inspiring tomorrow by advancing science education and providing engaging learning experiences to the public. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, forcing closures and limiting foot traffic across the country, it posed challenges to institutions like The Lawrence – but also presented opportunities. With support from the Moore

• The State of FireTech 2022

  further exacerbated due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Considering these compounding crises

• The State of Fire Tech

  vulnerabilities have been further exacerbated due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Considering