- Grants since 2016
- 963
- Awarded, last 5 years (where amounts are published)
- 222.5M
- Funded works, last 5 years
- 683
- Funded works, all time
- 2 219
Grants
2026–2029 · award
Dissecting how petal microstructure shapes the thermal microenvironment of flowers
Matthew Koski · Clemson University
2026–2029 · award
Sleep without the brain: Characterizing Signatures and Roles of Sleep in the Spinal Cord
Aya Takeoka · RIKEN Center for Brain Science
2026–2029 · award
Genetic conflict over sex ratio in vertebrates
Takashi Akera · Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Molecular Genetics
2026–2028 · award
Visual and acoustic integration in mating swarm of malaria mosquitoes
Takuro Ohashi · University of Washington
2026–2029 · award
Probing the role of pattern recognition receptor diversity in non-immune evolutionary novelties
Jessica Goodheart · American Museum of Natural History
2026–2029 · award
The dynamic regulation of coral-dinoflagellate symbiosis by protein glycosylation
Fabian Ruperti · European Molecular Biology Laboratory
2026–2029 · award
Across-Scale Ecological and Evolutionary Responses of Major Upwelling Ecosystems to Climate Change
Fernanda Valdovinos · Stellenbosch University
2026–2029 · award
Towards programmable multicellular logic networks
Christopher Jonkergouw · Aalto University
2026–2028 · award
Ancestral Reconstruction and Biochemical Resurrection of Hydrogenases
Leonard Ernst · Monash Biomedicine Discovery Institute
2026–2029 · award
Light-harvesting strategies from the forest floor: mapping the photonic morphospace of shade plants
Aleca Borsuk · New York Botanical Garden
2026–2029 · award
Electro-chemical Actuation of Tissue Morphogenesis
Elias Barriga · Centro Andaluz de Biología del Desarrollo
2026–2029 · award
Tracing the Evolutionary History of Sensory Perception via TRP Channels
Luis Alfonso Yañez Guerra · University of Southampton
2026–2029 · award
Silencing Active Synapses: STAmP for Selective Synaptic Inhibition in Neural Circuits
Thomas Mchugh · RIKEN Center for Brain Science
2026–2029 · award
Genomics, Biosynthesis, Physiology and Synthesis of a Mysterious Ichthyotoxin Family
Nicholas Green · Okayama University
2026–2029 · award
Windows to the past: functional evolution of vision in trilobites
Lauren Sumner-Rooney · Pusan National University
2026–2029 · award
Checkpoint Cell Wall: Re-enacting the interplay between intrusive plant cells and host tissues
Kirsten Krause · University of Bergen
2026–2029 · award
Noise or signal? Information fidelity at the edge of jamming
Timo Betz · University of Göttingen
2026–2028 · award
Role of DNA topology in regulating early mammalian development
Jose Terron Bautista · Spanish National Cancer Research Centre
2026–2029 · award
Evolution of extreme behavioral adaptations in the bat fly, a blood-feeding parasite of bats
Marco Gallio · Field Museum of Natural History
2026–2029 · award
Intracellular self-assembly of bird feather photonic nanostructures
Kyogo Kawaguchi · RIKEN
2026–2029 · award
mech.nano.morph: Decoding mechanical principles of nanometric morphogenesis
Florian Raible · University of Vienna
2026–2029 · award
Nuclear Glycosylation as a New Post-Translational Modification Regulating RNA-Binding Proteins
Kuerbannisha Amahong · Zhejiang University
2026–2029 · award
How snakes lost their limbs
Moises Mallo · University of Turku
2026–2029 · award
Nervous system reorganization during complete eye regeneration in apple snails
Angelo Forli · Italian Institute of Technology
2026–2029 · award
Using Robotics to Unearth the Hidden Subterranean Ecology of Mole-Rats
Shay Rotics · Tel Aviv University
2026–2028 · award
Deciphering the molecular mechanisms of intercellular mitochondrial transfer.
Karishma Patel · The University of Sydney
2026–2028 · award
The regulation of mitochondrial dynamics by local protein translation in neurons
Raluca Groza · ETH Zurich
2026–2029 · award
Living Batteries: Reconfiguring cell-wall deficient bacteria as synthetic mitochondria
Madeleine Moule · Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
2026–2029 · award
Artificial selection and the rapid evolution of a plant-viral mutualism
Jason Chen · Netherlands Institute of Ecology
2026–2029 · award
The evolution, function and ecological relevance of sleep in the oceans: an invertebrate perspective
Marios Chatzigeorgiou · La Trobe University
2026–2029 · award
Exploring the hidden roles of the Y chromosome in Alzheimer’s disease: A cutting-edge organoid study
Kotaro Oiwa · Nagoya University
2026–2029 · award
Control of mammalian embryo patterning and morphogenesis by opto-electrochemical gradients
Jesse Veenvliet · Brno University of Technology
2026–2029 · award
Regulation of collective cell migration by electromechanical patterns in the gut
Denis Krndija · Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems
2026–2029 · award
Breaking the Limits of Sugar Sensing in Plants Using Photon Avalanche FRET
Niko Hildebrandt · Polish Academy of Sciences
2026–2028 · award
Probing the evolutionary structural biology of the centriole using a unique deep-branching protist
Yana Eglit · University of Victoria
2026–2029 · award
In cold blood: biophysical mechanisms of neuromuscular function in cold-active insects
John Tuthill · University of British Columbia
2026–2029 · award
Rhythms of the Tide: Unveiling the Three-Process Regulation of Sleep in Intertidal Crustaceans
Horacio De La Iglesia · University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School
2026–2029 · award
Revealing the Hidden World of Heme Proteins in True Colour
Jennifer Ogilvie · Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
2026–2028 · award
Unfolding the genetic and cellular complexities of cerebral cortex folding
Sulov Saha · Instituto de Neurociencias
2026–2029 · award
Rictal bristles - a potential novel sensor for the perception of high-frequency sounds in birds
Susanne Hoffmann · Max Planck Institute for Biological Intelligence