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Kaufman Foundation Awards $2 Million for Fundamental Scientific Research at Pennsylvania Institutions
Funding will support seasoned and early-career scientists while also engaging undergraduate students in research.
Funding will support seasoned and early-career scientists while also engaging undergraduate students in research.
Across the eight New Initiative and New Investigator final reports from 2020-2022 awards, 20 manuscripts were reported as either published, in review or in preparation. All 8 PIs reported plans to continue research by either obtaining further funding or exploring funding opportunities.
The Charles E. Kaufman Foundation has an ongoing data analysis effort for the programs New Initiative and New Investigator.
Each year, a dedicated group of scientists gathers for a pivotal event known as "Kaufman Day." This is the one day of the year that the Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) of the Charles E. Kaufman Foundation meets in person to finalize its grant recommendations, shaping the future of scientific research in Pennsylvania.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 1, 2024 – The Charles E. Kaufman Foundation has announced $2 million in grants for faculty at Pennsylvania institutions conducting innovative, fundamental scientific research in the fields of biology, chemistry and physics.
Detecting Earth-like planets orbiting stars and learning how bacteria initiate or exit biofilm communities are two research projects receiving a 2023 grant from The Charles E. Kaufman Foundation.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. 17, 2023 – The Charles E. Kaufman Foundation has announced $2 million in grants for innovative, interdisciplinary scientific research at Pennsylvania universities.
Studies include understanding interbacterial competition that leads to bacterial colonization and trying to crack the code human embryos use to communicate