Fulcrum Grants
"Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world" - Archimedes
Open to FQxI Members only.
FQxI hosts one to two rounds of Fulcrum Grants (formerly: FQxI’s Mini-Grants)—grants of up to $15,000—for Members each year via a streamlined application process. Fulcrum Grants are suitable for travel, lecture programs, workshops, equity work, and other small projects initiated by Members.
The goals of the Fulcrum Grant are to:
- Create and sustain connections between FQxI Members and between Members and the wider community.
- Enable FQxI-consonant research by applying small amounts of funding to key areas for strategic leverage.
- Disperse small grants in a maximally efficient way to the FQxI Membership and FQxI itself.
- Address the marginalization of communities that are underrepresented in physics, cosmology, and related fields.
How Fulcrum Grantees are selected:
FQxI has a streamlined process for assessing Fulcrum Grant applications to keep administrative costs to a minimum. Our process is as follows:
1. We invite Members to apply for the Fulcrum Grant via email since this grant is not available to the public. Applicants can apply for $1,000 to $15,000 for meetings, travels, small projects, and more.
2. We review all applications for eligibility: a) Confirm their membership status, and b) Review applications to make sure applicants follow the guideline and the project isn’t significantly flawed in some way.
3. The remaining entries are entered into the quantum lottery. Their probability of success is proportional to 1/(C+P/2), where C is the applicant’s current request, and P is the sum of the applicant’s previous Fulcrum (mini-grant) wins if any.
4. We pick entries according to these probabilities until we have a list that exceeds the total available funding. Grantees include the 1st applicant on the list (in numerical order) until our grant funds for the round are exhausted.
We sometimes fund a bit lower or higher than our grant round allocation, depending on the amounts requested. For example, if we’ve funded the first 9 on the lottery list, and the 10th is requesting funds that would put us significantly over our grant funds, then we stop at applicant number 9 and roll the additional funds over to our next grant round. If the 10th request puts us over by a minimal amount, then it is approved based on the availability of funds.
5. Grantees are notified, and we conduct due diligence on all grantees to ensure we can send funds to their institute as per US regulations and laws governing nonprofit foundations.
Past Awardees
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Anthony Short
University of Bristol
Foundations 2023: Journal Launch Event and Early Career Travel
$8,625
2023
Carlo Rovelli
University of Western Ontario
Participation Loop School and Loop Conference
$4,600
2023
James Crutchfield
University of California, Davis
Workshop on Information Engines at the Frontiers of Nanoscale Thermodynamics
$10,000
2023
Jorge Pullin
Louisiana State University
Loops 24 travel support
$11,500
2023
Sebastian Deffner
University of Maryland
PT-symmetric quantum heat engines
$4,981
2023
Ehtibar N. Dzhafarov
Purdue University
Contextuality, (in)determinism, and free will
$3,025
2022
Ettore Minguzzi
University of Florence, Italy
Cosmic censorship revisited
$5,500
2022
Guilherme Franzmann
Nordic Institute of Theoretical Physics
Workshop on theoretical and conceptual foundations of quantum physics
$5,000
2022
James Owen Weatherall
University of California, Irvine
Closing the Loop on Inflationary Cosmology
$2,070
2022
Moshe Shay Ben-Haim
Hebrew University and Yale University
Machine Learning Clustering of Aware and Unaware Learning Data
$1,955
2022
Otfried Guehne
University of Siegen
Lecture Series on Quantum Foundations
$6,275
2022
Patricia Palacios
University of Salzburg
Causation and Complexity
$3,520
2022
Tim Andreas Koslowski
Universität Würzburg
World Model for Quantum Shape Dynamics
$11,000
2022
Tejinder Pal Singh
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Gravitation, and quantum theory, as emergent phenomena
$1,000
2022
Mairi Sakellariadou
King's College London
Children's book on Astrophysics
$1,200
2022
Ian Durham
Saint Anselm College
Autonomous Boolean networks as an ontology for integrated information theory
$11,155
2022
Clarice D. Aiello
University of California, Los Angeles
Workshop: Chiral-induced spin selectivity through a quantum lens
$11,500
2021
Catalina Curceanu
LNF-INFN
Mini-workshop: Consciousness: what can we learn by testing quantum mechanics in various physical systems going from particles to stars?
$3,600
2021
Lajos Diosi
Eotvos Lorand University
Does wavefunction collapse generate gravity?
$3,450
2021
Eleanor Knox
King's College London
New Journal “Philosophy of Physics"
$10,000
2021
Chiara Marletto
University of Oxford
A podcast series on "Agent-based irreversibility" and its implications for physics, life and beyond
$4,000
2021
Felicity Meakins
University of Queensland
Human consciousness of magnetoreception
$11,574
2021
Tomasz Paterek
University of Gdansk
Wanders of light
$6,600
2021
Lev Vaidman
Tel Aviv University
Who am I in the framework of the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics
$7,590
2021
Larissa Albantakis
University of Wisconsin
Conscious(ness) Realist – Publication Reviews and Commentaries
$4,037
2020
Lee Altenberg
University of Hawai'i at Mānoa
Pandemic Brain Trust Safety Net
$1,150
2020
Jeffrey Bub
University of Maryland
Illustrations for quantum-thermodynamics book for the public
$5,000
2020
Samuel Colin
Theiss Research
Research visit to the CBPF and UERJ (Rio de Janeiro)
$3,675
2020
Catalina Curceanu
Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati – INFN
Con-fluences: gravity related collapse studies meet research on quantum vibrations in microtubules. Research visit at University of Alberta, Edmonton
$2,200
2020
Bianca Dittrich
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Computing quantum space times
$10,500
2020
Christopher Fuchs
Art and Science Laboratory; University of Massachusetts
Testing QBism: Can an artificial agent learn the Born rule?
$7,590
2020
Eduardo Guendelman
Ben Gurion University
Bahamas Conference on Gravity, Particle Physics and Cosmology
$4,000
2020
Samir Mathur
The Ohio State University
Modeling biological evolution using inflationary cosmology potentials
$5,750
2020
Simon Saunders
Oxford University
Visualising the Everett interpretation
$6,050
2020
Cristhiano Duarte Silva
International Institute of Physics – Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte
Impedance Collective – Investigating and Promoting Diversity
$6,900
2020
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein
University of New Hampshire
Cite Black Women+ in Physics Project
$15,000
2020
Ana Belen Sainz
University of Gdansk
Women in quantum information science: a database
$7,000
2020
Mairi Sakellariadou
King's College London
Astrophysics is also for girls
$4,450
2020
Johannes Kleiner
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Catalyzing a Mathematical Science of Consciousness
$9,300
2020
Paul Davies
Arizona State University
What is a thought?
$12,000
2020
George Musser
Scientific American
Travel Support for Book Project on Physics, Neuroscience, and A.I.
$2,625
2020
Farzad Nekoogar
Multiversal Journeys
Consciousness in the Physical World
$2,875
2020
Ana Belen Sainz
University of Gdansk
Q-Turn 2020 Workshop: Changes Paradigms in Quantum Science
$7,000
2020
Daniel Sudarsky
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Black Hole Information Puzzle/ Workshop
$5,000
2020
Guido Bacciagaluppi
Utrecht University
Prospects for Relativistic Collapse
$6,000
2019
Eugenio Bianchi
Penn State University
Agency in isolated quantum systems
$6,000
2019
Samuel Colin
Theiss Research
Research visit to the CBPF and UERJ (Rio de Janeiro)
$2,625
2019
Catalina Curceanu
LNF-INFN
Mini-workshop: Experimental and theoretical inquiries of the intelligence and agency in plants (as prototype of non-human biological systems)
$2,600
2019
Steven Gratton
University of Cambridge
"The Future of Science" Conference
$7,000
2019
Adrian Kent
University of Cambridge
Consciousness Colloquia
$3,500
2019
Wayne C. Myrvold
The University of Western Ontario
John Bell Institute program support
$8,000
2019
Daniel Sudarsky
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Studies on Entropy and the status of "Conservation laws"
$2,300
2019
Naotsugu Tsuchiya
Monash University
Intelligence and consciousness in the physical world
$8,050
2019
Sara Imari Walker
Arizona State University
Physics of Math
$5,000
2019
Alexei Grinbaum
CEA/IRFU
UK and European Foundations of Physics-2020
$2,500
2019
Amedeo Balbi
Università di Roma Tor Vergata
The distribution of intelligent agents in the universe
$2,500
2019
Angelo Bassi
University of Trieste
Doctoral School “Fundamental Problems in Quantum Physics”, in honor of the late Prof. Giancarlo Ghirardi
$5,000
2019
Catalina Curceanu
LNF-INFN
Agency and Intelligence in the physical world at the INSPYRE-2020 International School
$3,000
2019
Damien Alexander Easson
Arizona State University
FQXi Arizona-Prague MoU Collaboration
$4,393
2019
Daniel E Sudarsky
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Collapse theories, Black Holes, and Cosmology
$1,200
2019
Hector Zenil
Oxford Immune Algorithmics
AUTOMATA 2020
$9,500
2019
Jenann Ismael
Columbia University
Support for John Bell Institute
$6,000
2019
Masahiro Hotta
Tohoku University
Quantum AI Detectors
$5,750
2019
Sean Carroll
California Institute of Technology
Causality and Complexity
$4,000
2019
Thomas L Curtright
University of Miami
Miami 2019 and BASIC 2020
$4,600
2019
Matthias Kleinmann
University of Siegen
Philosophy & Physics workshop "New Perspectives on Quantum (Non-)Locality"
$6,900
2019
Adrian Kent
University of Cambridge
Modelling Observers in Classical and Quantum Physics
$2,500
2018
Alexei Grinbaum
CEA
What’s in the input/output distinction?
$2,000
2018
Amedeo Balbi
Dipartimento di Fisica, Università di Roma Tor Vergata
Modeling the spatiotemporal distribution of observers in the universe
$3,000
2018
Angelo Bassi
University of Trieste
Is there a reality without an observer?
$4,000
2018
Benjamin Dribus
William Carey University
Constraints on Observation in Discrete Spacetime
$3,000
2018
Bob Coecke
Oxford University
10 years of ZX calculus meeting
$4,000
2018
Borivoje Dakic
Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information
The notion of predictability in physics
$3,500
2018
Carlo Rovelli
Samy Maroun Center
The role of the observer in temporarily and quantum mechanics.
$10,000
2018
Catalina Curceanu
Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, LNF-INFN
Pilot experiment on biophotons: which are the properties of a living system to be an observer?
$2,500
2018
Christian Wuthrich
University of Geneva
Split Summer School in Philosophy of Physics
$4,500
2018
Dean Rickles
University of Sydney
John Wheeler: Radical Conservative
$8,000
2018
Eduardo Guendelman
Physics Dept. Ben Gurion University
Two Bahamas Conferences on Particle Physics, Gravitation and Cosmology
$6,000
2018
Flavio Mercati
Physics Department, Sapienza University of Rome
Observers in Quantum Gravity 2 Workshop
$10,000
2018
Franco Nori
RIKEN
Control and observation of macroscopic quantum states
$11,000
2018
Gaurav Khanna
UMass Dartmouth
Observers and Observation in a Minimal Modal Interpretation of Quantum Theory
$4,000
2018
Ivette Fuentes
University of Nottingham
Benasque session on Relativistic Quantum Observers
$11,260
2018
Ralph Willox
Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences, the University of Tokyo
Non locality, causality and stability in nonlinear quantum theories
$4,600
2018
Samuel Colin
Theiss Research
Early universe in the de Broglie-Bohm pilot-wave theory
$4,725
2018
Sebastian Deffner
University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC)
Thermodynamics of quantum information
$5,750
2018
Tejinder Pal Singh
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
A new length scale for quantum gravity
$1,050
2018
Andrew J. S. Hamilton
University of Colorado at Boulder
The Future of Physics
$8,625
2018
Angelo Bassi
University of Trieste
Doctoral School in honor of the late prof. GianCarlo Ghirardi “Fundamental Problems in Quantum Physics”
$4,945
2018
Chiara Marletto
University of Oxford
Connecting agents, irreversibility, and the arrow of complexity
$9,000
2018
Christopher Fuchs
University of Massachusetts Boston
Encapsulated Agents in Quantum Theory: Re-examining Wigner's Friend
$7,000
2018
Dean Rickles
University of Sydney
Archetypes in Physics and Cosmology
$6,500
2018
Eduardo Guendelman
Ben Gurion University
Child universe creation collaboration
$2,300
2018
Ian Durham
Saint Anselm College
Modeling Consciousness: A Workshop on Formal Approaches to the Mind-Body Problem
$4,686
2018
Jorge Pullin
Louisiana State University
A hospitable universe
$2,875
2018
Lajos Diosi
Wigner Research Centre for Physics
Tangible classical variables to coexist with a quantum world
$3,000
2018
Larissa Albantakis
University of Wisconsin, Madison
What caused this action?
$6,494
2018
Matthew Johnson
Perimeter Institute
Workshop on Simulating Vacuum Decay in the Lab
$7,500
2018
Tim Maudlin
New York University
John Bell Institute Faculty Meeting
$7,400
2018
Fred Adams
University of Michigan
Observers and the Multiverse
$2,000
2017
Tommaso Bolognesi
CNR – ISTI
Mutual Information in weakly-coupled process-algebraic mutual observers
$3,400
2017
Dmitry Budker
Helmholtz Institute Mainz
Observer invariance and violation of Local Lorentz Invariance in low energy experiments
$5,000
2017
Bernard Carr
Queen Mary, University of London
Physics of the Observer Outreach Lecture
$3,500
2017
Samuel Colin
Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Fisicas
Research visit to the University of Tokyo
$2,625
2017
Catalina Curceanu
Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, LNF-INFN
Mini-workshop: Observers and Observations from Underground to Space
$4,900
2017
Lajos Diosi
Wigner Research Centre for Physics
Gravity related modifications of non-relativistic quantum theory
$2,000
2017
Tevian Dray
Oregon State University
Magic Squares of Lie Groups
$8,050
2017
Thomas Durt
Ecole Centrale de Marseille-Institut Fresnel
In quest of manifestations of self-gravity at the quantum scale : from theory to experiment.
$1,344
2017
Steven Gratton
Kavli Institute for Cosmology and Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge University
Quantum Reasoning for Everyday Life
$8,456
2017
Craig Hogan
University of Chicago
Measurement of Fluctuations in the Inertial Frame
$3,000
2017
Sabine Hossenfelder
Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies
Tag Clouds against Groupthink
$15,000
2017
Tim Koslowski
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Workshop on Quantum Spacetime
$5,000
2017
Jan-Ake Larsson
University of Linkoping
Mini-workshop on ontological models and quantum computation
$10,000
2017
Farzad Nekoogar
Multiversal Journeys
Physics of the Observer – A Documentary Film
$9,200
2017
Dean Rickles
University of Sydney
Oral history interviews of Penrose and Isham
$4,500
2017
Hendrik Ulbricht
University of Southampton
Rotational tests of quantum mechanics and gravity
$2,500
2017
Jamie Vicary
Department of Computer Science
PUBLIC WORKSHOP: "BUILD YOUR OWN QUANTUM COMPUTER!"
$1,500
2017
Matt Visser
Victoria University
Observer-dependent Entropy
$10,000
2017
Peter Byrne
Art & Science Laboratory
Observing Antisocial Organizations and the Emergence of Hidden Fragility: Modeling Terrorism and Counterterrorism as a Complex Adaptive Sociotechnical System
$6,000
2017
Adan Cabello
Universidad de Sevilla
The emergence of Born's rule: A tale of two observers observed by a third one
$3,000
2017
David Craig
Le Moyne College
Consistent histories formulation of loop quantum cosmology and spin foams
$2,500
2017
Catalina Curceanu
Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, LNF-INFN
The interplay between gravity and the collapse of the wave function: research visit at the Wigner Research Centre for Physics (Hungary)
$1,800
2017
Lidia del Rio
ETH Zurich
Q-turn: changing paradigms in science.
$12,000
2017
Domenico Giulini
Leibniz University of Hannover
Workshop “Rethinking Foundations of Physics”
$3,800
2017
Shelly Goldstein
Rutgers University
Entropy and the Observer
$3,000
2017
Sean Gryb
University of Bristol
Observers in the Cosmos: the Role of Scale and Time
$9,000
2017
Michael Hall
Griffith University
Can Quantum Properties Exist Without Observers?
$3,100
2017
John Harding
New Mexico State University
Edinburgh Workshop on Quantum Theory
$1,500
2017
Nick Huggett
University of Illinois at Chicago
The First Biennial Midwest Summer School in Philosophy of Physics
$1,725
2017
Dagomir Kaszlikowski
Centre for Quantum Technologies
Reality (Un)Check
$1,800
2017
Kevin Knuth
University at Albany
Present Influence Theory and Observer-Based Quantum Mechanics as Inference
$5,470
2017
Matthew Leifer
Chapman University
Second Meeting of California Quantum Interpretation Network
$4,600
2017
Tim Maudlin
New York University
Split Entropy Summer School
$5,000
2017
Subodh Patil
Niels Bohr Institute
Thematic workshop on emergent symmetries
$10,000
2017
Steven Savitt
University of British Columbia
In Search of Passing Time
$2,875
2017
Maximilian Schlosshauer
University of Portland
Research Project: Observers in Quantum Mechanics, Bell's Inequalities, and Protective Measurements
$2,875
2017
Glenn Starkman
Case Western Reserve University
Observing the actual universe
$5,000
2017
Andrew Strominger
Harvard University
Conference travel funds
$4,000
2017
Tommaso Tufarelli
University of Nottingham
Illustrated book on the role of the observer in the interpretations of quantum mechanics
$3,600
2017
Hendrik Ulbricht
University of Southampton
The quantum and the gravity
$2,000
2017
Silke Weinfurtner
The University of Nottingham
Detecting Unruh radiation?
$10,000
2017
Alexander Wilce
Susquehanna University
Observers, Measurements and Decoherence in General Probabilistic Theories
$6,000
2017
Gerardo Adesso
University of Nottingham
Quantum Roundabout 2016
$2,000
2016
Jeffrey Barrett
University of California, Irvine
Quantum Mechanics and Observation
$3,000
2016
Bianca Dittrich
Perimeter Institute
Boundary Observables in 3D Quantum Gravity
$5,000
2016
Steven Gratton
Kavli Institute and Cambridge University
New Thoughts 3
$3,575
2016
Sabine Hossenfelder
FIAS
Physics Music Videos
$6,000
2016
Masahiro Hotta
Tohoku University
Physics of the Observer
$3,500
2016
Claus Kiefer
University of Cologne
Support of Invited Speakers at DICE 16
$3,000
2016
Tim Koslowski
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
Pure Shape Dynamics Description of Gravity
$6,000
2016
Matthew Leifer
Chapman University
Institute for Quantum Studies Visitor Program
$9,775
2016
Flavio Mercati
Perimeter Institute
Emergence of Observers in Shape Dynamics in Mexico
$2,500
2016
Farzad Nekoogar
Multiversal Journeys
Development of a Video Clip on Misconceptions About the Multiverse
$9,775
2016
Dean Rickles
University of Sydney
Travel to Workshop on Dashed Hopes – What Hasn't Worked in Quantum Gravity (and Why))?
$4,000
2016
David Rideout
University of California, San Diego
Observers in Complex Networks
$2,500
2016
Susanne Still
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Partial Travel Support to Attend FQXi's 5th International Conference
$1,000
2016
Vitaly Vanchurin
University of Minnesota
Observers as Quantum and/or Classical Computers
$3,000
2016
Anton Zeilinger
IQOQI – Wien
The Observer as an Object of Physics in Interaction-Free Quantum Imaging
$1,000
2016
Carlos Barcelo
Institute of Astrophysics of Andalusia
Gravity's land
$10,000
2016
Jeffrey Bub
University of Maryland
New Directions in the Foundations of Physics
$4,600
2016
Paul Busch
University of York
Categories of Incompatibilities as Quantum Constraints on Observers
$8,000
2016
Erik Curiel
Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy
The Philosophy of Howard Stein, and Its Contemporary Influence
$4,000
2016
Giacomo D'Ariano
Universita' di Pavia
The Observer of the particle in quantum field theory
$2,500
2016
Lidia del Rio
ETH Zurich
Summer school on Observers and Quantum Foundations
$5,000
2016
Ian Durham
Saint Anselm College
Travel support for the 2017 RQI-N conference and for ongoing collaborations on relativistic quantum information
$6,164
2016
Christopher Fuchs
University of Massachusetts Boston
Why the Quantum? A Video Series
$4,500
2016
Eduardo Guendelman
Ben Gurion University
Bahamas Conference on Gravity, Particles and Cosmology
$6,000
2016
Andrew Hamilton
JILA, University of Colorado at Boulder
Observers Inside Black Holes
$5,750
2016
Olimpia Lombardi
CONICET-University of Buenos Aires
Support of Invited Speakers for the VIth Conference on Quantum Foundations: The Problem of the Observer in Quantum Mechanics
$3,175
2016
Samir Mathur
The Ohio State University
Workshop on `Physics of the Observer'
$10,000
2016
Flavio Mercati
University of Rome `La Sapienza'
Quantum-mechanical observers and relativistic observers meet at the Planck scale
$8,000
2016
Renaud Parentani
Universite Paris-Sud 11
Observing the entanglement of phonons in atomic BEC
$2,000
2016
Maulik Parikh
Arizona State University
Research Travel Support
$2,000
2016
Jorge Pullin
Louisiana State University
Models of downward causation and observers
$3,200
2016
Carlo Rovelli
Samy Maroun Center
The observer in a quantum gravity event
$3,000
2016
Ruediger Schack
Royal Holloway, University of London
QBist causal networks
$3,650
2016
Maximilian Schlosshauer
University of Portland
Stealthy Observation in a Quantum World
$2,500
2016
Andrew Strominger
Harvard University
STRINGS 2017 tel aviv
$1,500
2016
Vitaly Vanchurin
University of Minnesota
A Study of Multiverse Puzzles
$4,000
2016
Alexander Vikman
Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences
Paris-Prague collaboration
$2,300
2016
James Weatherall
University of California, Irvine
Workshop on Bohrification
$5,000
2016
Giulio Chiribella
University of Hong Kong
Workshop on Quantum Interaction and Causal Structure
$10,000
2015
Hyung Choi
Greenville College
The nature of light explored through hyper-entanglements?
$3,500
2015
Christopher Fuchs
University of Massachusetts Boston
Workshop on the Quanta within the Quantum
$6,643
2015
Alexei Grinbaum
CEA-Saclay/LARSIM
Information-theoretic reconstructions at "Big Picture" physics conference
$1,000
2015
Olimpia Lombardi
CONICET-University of Buenos Aires
Organization of the Vth Conference on the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics
$6,000
2015
Flavio Mercati
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Books on Shape Dynamics
$2,000
2015
Farzad Nekoogar
Multiversal Journeys
Development of video clips on misconceptions in Theoretical Physics
$6,900
2015
Jorge Pullin
Louisiana State University
Black hole evaporation in a quantum space-time
$2,875
2015
Sumati Surya
Raman Research Institute
Quantum Dynamics of Causal Sets: the next frontier
$5,000
2015
Jan Pieter van der Schaar
University of Amsterdam
Extended visit Prof. Parikh
$4,000
2015
Edward Anderson
Universite Paris 7 Denis Diderot
Background Independence in Conformal and Supersymmetric Theories
$4,000
2015
Gerardo Adesso
The University of Nottingham
Quantum Roundabout: <A HREF="http://quantumroundabout.weebly.com/" target="Quantum"> Student Conference on the Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Mechanics </A>
$2,000
2014
Angelo Bassi
University of Trieste
Quantum Mechanics in Space
$3,500
2014
Jacob Biamonte
ISI Foundation
Intensive Work Session on ”Categorical Foundations of Network Theory”
$12,500
2014
Steven Carlip
University of California, Davis
Shape Dynamic Black Holes
$1,150
2014
Steven Gratton
Kavli Institute for Cosmology and Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge University
More New Thoughts About the Universe
$1,600
2014
Farzad Nekoogar
Multiverse Journeys
Updating MVJ website
$3,450
2014
Renaud Parentani
Universite Paris-Sud 11
Engineering Black hole-White hole pairs
$2,000
2014
Jorge Pullin
Louisiana State University
Nonlocal theories from loop quantum gravity
$2,875
2014
Maximilian Schlosshauer
University of Portland
Quantum Random Numbers, Correlations, and the Physics of Information
$3,000
2014
Thomas Sotiriou
University of Nottingham
Gravity and Experiment
$5,000
2014
Larus Thorlacius
University of Iceland
Visitor Program in Fundamental Physics
$6,000
2014
Antony Valentini
Clemson University
Hidden Variables and Large-Scale Cosmic Anomalies
$2,000
2014
Vitaly Vanchurin
University of Minnesota
Cosmology Visitor Program
$4,000
2014
Hector Zenil
Laboratoire de Recherche Scientifique (LABORES)
New directions in research on Cellular Automata and Information Biology
$2,300
2014
Fred Adams
University of Michigan
The Arc of Cosmic Complexity
$2,000
2014
Adam Brown
Stanford University
Mini-conference on foundational questions
$1,000
2014
Otfried Gühne
University of Siegen
Lecture Series on Quantum Foundations at Siegen University
$5,300
2014
Alan Guth
MIT
Testing the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics with Cosmological Observations
$1,500
2014
Dagomir Kaszlikowski
Centre for Quantum Technologies
Three men and the Bell theorem
$2,500
2014
Tim Koslowski
University of New Brunswick
Spacetime from quantum dynamics
$4,500
2014
Jan-Åke Larsson
University of Linköping
Mini-workshop on discrete structures in quantum mechanics
$10,000
2014
Corinne Manogue
Oregon State University
Magic Squares of Lie Groups
$4,025
2014
Farzad Nekoogar
Multiversal Journeys
Clarifying theoretical Physics misconceptions for local Journalists
$5,750
2014
Benjamin Shlaer
Brandeis University
Early Universe Cosmolgoy
$1,000
2014
Carlo Rovelli
Aix-Marseille University
Foundation of the Samy Maroun Center for the research on Space, Time and the Quantum
$5,000
2014
Lee Smolin
Perimeter Institute
Unification and fermions within quantum spacetime
$3,500
2014
James Weatherall
University of California, Irvine
Irvine-Munich Workshop on the Foundations of Classical and Quantum Field Theories
$5,000
2014
Tom Banks
UC Santa Cruz
Empowering students to attend a watershed event in fundamental physics
$5,000
2013
Angelo Bassi
University of Trieste
Collapse models: theory, phenomenology, experiments
$3,967
2013
David A. Craig
Le Moyne College
Consistent Probabilities in Loop and Spin-Foam Quantized Cosmologies
$1,500
2013
Ken Olum
Tufts University
Paradoxes of anthropic reasoning
$2,491
2013
Jonathan Oppenheim
University College London
LINQS visitors program and website
$2,000
2013
Dean Rickles
University of Sydney
Foundations of Dualities: A Special Issue
$4,700
2013
David Rideout
University of California, San Diego
Lorentzian Discrete Quantum Gravity
$3,450
2013
Maximilian Schlosshauer
University of Portland
Revolutionizing Quantum Mechanics Teaching Through Quantum Information
$3,500
2013
Tejinder Pal Singh
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Constraints on the nonlinear Schrodnger equation from observed collective macroscopic quantum phenomena
$2,000
2013
Andrew Strominger
Harvard University
travel to string conference
$1,800
2013
Vitaly Vanchurin
University of Minnesota
Fundamental problems in cosmology visitor program
$3,450
2013
Alexander Vikman
CERN
"Participation at ""Tales of Lambda"" and FQXi 4th International Conferences"
$1,610
2013
Silke Weinfurtner
SISSA
Analogue relativistic quantum information
$7,000
2013
Hans F. Westman
IFF, CSIC
Loops 2013
$1,200
2013
Ken Wharton
San Jose State University
Collaboration on retrocausal approaches to quantum theory
$2,000
2013
Hector Zenil
Laboratoire de Recherche Scientifique LABORES
The Nature of Computation and the Physics of Information
$2,200
2013
Edward Anderson
DAMTP, Cambridge
Problem of Time Between Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity
$5,000
2013
Eugeny Babichev
Laboratoire de Physique Theorique d'Orsay
Participation at NEB 15 – ”Recent Developments in Gravity"
$1,150
2013
Jeffrey Barrett
University of California, Irvine
IPP Workshop on Gauge Symmetry
$3,000
2013
Jonathan Dowling
Louisiana State University
Closed Timelike Curves and Quantum Information Processing
$5,000
2013
Jenann Ismael
University of Arizona
On the Relationship Between Physics and Phenomenology: Why Bergson and Merleau-Ponty Are Relevant to the Physics of Time
$3,500
2013
Gaurav Khanna
UMass Dartmouth
Black Holes and Quantum Mechanics
$2,000
2013
Stefano Liberati
SISSA
Experimental Searches for Quantum Gravity: A Conference for Setting the Next Years' Agenda in Quantum Gravity Phenomenology
$5,000
2013
Eugene Lim
King's College London
Information Theoretic Bounds on Cosmology
$1,700
2013
George Musser
Nordita
Workshop for Science Writers in Quantum Physics
$6,000
2013
Maximilian Schlosshauer
University of Portland
Quantum Physics and Information: A Single-Photon Interference Experiment for Undergraduate Students
$3,050
2013
Hendrik Ulbricht
University of Southampton
Optical Particle Detection and Alignment for Quantum Superposition Experiments
$3,400
2013
Antony Valentini
Clemson University
Quantum Cosmology with York Time
$6,000
2013
Sara Imari Walker
Arizona State University
"Power of Information" Conference Proceedings
$3,500
2013
Hector Zenil
LABORES
Algorithmic Randomness and the Physics of Information and Computation
$2,400
2013
Abraham Loeb
Harvard University
Novel Detection Techniques for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
$5,000
2012
Adrian Kent
University of Cambridge
Quantum Foundations visitor programme
$2,500
2012
Alexander Maloney
McGill University
Computing the Wave-function of the Universe
$7,500
2012
Claus Kiefer
University of Cologne
The Fate of Singularities in Models of Quantum Cosmology
$3,000
2012
David Finkelstein
Georgia Tech
Quantum gravity and Palev statistics
$3,000
2012
David Rideout
University of California, San Diego
Stimulating Quantum Gravity Research at UC San Diego
$5,750
2012
Dean Rickles
University of Sydney
A Quantum Gravity Sourcebook
$2,560
2012
Eugene Lim
Cambridge University
Foundational Questions Seminar Series for Undergraduates
$1,500
2012
Eugeny Babichev
Laboratoire de Physique Theorique d'Orsay
Modification of gravity and black holes
$1,800
2012
Farzad Nekoogar
Multiversal Journeys
Promoting Cosmic Update on YouTube
$4,000
2012
Giacomo Mauro D’Ariano
Universiti di Pavia
Qu the Bit
$4,000
2012
Hector Zenil
LABORES
Travel for Collaboration on the connections of Computation and Biology
$1,200
2012
Hendrik Ulbricht
University of Southampton
Optomechanic molecule detector for matter-wave interference
$7,150
2012
John Donoghue
University of Massachusetts
Effective Field Theory and Asymptotic Safety
$3,000
2012
Joy Christian
University of Oxford
Investigating the Origins of Quantum Correlations
$6,000
2012
Julian Barbour
Independent
Films on Shape Dynamics
$3,000
2012
Ken Olum
Tufts University
Anthropic reasoning and philosophy of consciousness
$2,514
2012
Maulik Parikh
Ariozona State University
Visitors for Cosmology Group
$4,000
2012
Maximilian Schlosshauer
University of Portland
Quantum Experience Lab for Undergraduate Students
$1,500
2012
Mikhail Kozlov
Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute
Precision Physics and Fundamental Physical Constants
$3,000
2012
Richard Easther
University of Auckland
Numerical Relativity and the Ultra Early Universe
$6,000
2012
Richard Woodard
University of Florida
Vacuum Polarization during Inflation
$3,000
2012
Stefano Liberati
SISSA
A tabletop black hole experiment
$10,000
2012
Steven Giddings
University of California, Santa Barbara
Workshop on quantum gravity
$11,500
2012
Tom Banks
University of California, Santa Cruz
Conference on Supersymmetry
$3,500
2012
Fred Adams
University of Michigan
The Ultimate Fate of Dark Matter Halos
$3,500
2011
Edward Anderson
Universite Paris 7 Denis Diderot
Travelling for Meetings with Problem of Time Experts
$10,000
2011
John Baez
Centre for Quantum Technologies
The Octonions in Fundamental Physics
$5,000
2011
Raphael Bousso
UC Berkeley
Travel for Collaboration
$3,000
2011
Robert Brandenberger
McGill University
Self Adjoint Extensions and Resolution of Cosmological Singularities
$6,000
2011
Steven Carlip
UC Davis
The Small Scale Structure of Spacetime
$2,185
2011
Joy Christian
Oxford University
Probing the Planck Scale with Cosmic Neutrinos
$5,500
2011
Bob Coecke
Oxford University
Automated Diagrammatic Quantum Reasoning
$5,600
2011
Abraham Loeb
Harvard University
Long-Term Future of Cosmology
$1,675
2011
Lawrence Hall
UC Berkeley
Neutrino Masses and the Multiverse
$3,600
2011
Craig Hogan
University of Chicago
Holometer Team Internal Review
$2,000
2011
Sabine Hossenfelder
NORDITA
Workshop on 'Non-locality: Aspects and Consequences'
$10,000
2011
Matthew Leifer
University College London
London Quantum Foundations Meeting
$1,500
2011
Eugene Lim
Cambridge University
Visitor Support for Bubble Collision Research
$2,875
2011
Farzad Nekoogar
Multiversal Journeys
Updating & Upgrading MVJ website
$7,475
2011
Hiranya Peiris
University College London
Travel for Collaboration on Exoplanets
$5,000
2011
Dean Rickles
University of Sydney
A Jim Anderson Festschrift
$3,000
2011
Alexander Vikman
CERN, Theiss Research
Collaboration with young Russian physicists
$1,500
2011
Andrew Strominger
Harvard University
Travel to Munich String Conference
$1,500
2011
David Finkelstein
Georgia Tech
Quantum spacetime
$2,000
2011
Dean Rickles
University of Sydney
Rationalising Physics: A Defence of Selective Subjectivism
$2,500
2011
Giacomo Mauro D’Ariano
Dipartimento di Fisica "A. Volta"
Informational principles for Quantum Theory
$3,000
2011
Hector Zenil
LABORES
Time and Computation
$1,500
2011
Jonathan Oppenheim
University College London
Foundations video conference and visitor program
$1,500
2011
Julian Barbour
Independent
Films on Shape Dynamics
$3,000
2011
Ken Wharton
San Jose State University
Retrocausation and Time Symmetry
$1,000
2011
Lawrence Hall
University of California, Berkeley
Implications of a Light Higgs for the Multiverse
$3,600
2011
Maximilian Schlosshauer
Theiss Research
Textbook on the foundations of quantum theory
$2,000
2011
Renaud Parentani
Universite Paris-Sud 11
Hawking Radiation in dissipative field theories
$1,500
2011
Silke Weinfurtner
SISSA – International School for Advanced Studies
Quantum gravity without borders
$5,000
2011
Simon Saunders
Oxford University
Philosophy of Cosmology
$6,500
2011
Tejinder Pal Singh
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Cosmological constraints on modifications of quantum mechanics
$1,500
2011
Tevian Dray
Oregon State University
A new look at the Freudenthal magic square
$4,600
2011
Thanu Padmanabhan
IUCAA
Gravity as an emergent phenomenon
$5,000
2011
Thomas Sotiriou
SISSA – International School for Advanced Studies
Lorentz violating gravity seminars
$2,000
2011
Tim Maudlin
New York University
Workshop on the Low-Entropy Initial State of the Universe
$4,600
2011
Alexander Maloney
McGill University
Diverse Approaches to Quantum Gravity and Quantum Cosmology
$10,000
2010
Sabine Hossenfelder
NORDITA
Courageous Postdoc Award
$1,200
2010
Eugene Lim
Columbia University
Travel Support for Work on Bubble Collisions
$3,400
2010
Steven Savitt
University of British Columbia
The Now in Physics
$3,255
2010
Mikhail Kozlov
Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute
High Precision Laboratory Experiments to Study Fundamental Symmetries
$4,000
2010
Maulik Parikh
Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics
The Nature of Gravity
$3,000
2010
Raphael Bousso
University of California, Berkeley
Eternal Inflation: A Visitor Program
$6,000
2010
Gheorghe Paraoanu
Aalto University
Quantum Gravitation on a Silicon Chip
$6,000
2010
Stefano Finazzi
SISSA
Participation in Spanish Relativity Meeting ERE2010
$1,500
2010
Thomas Sotiriou
University of Cambridge
Lorentz Violations and Gravity Theory
$7,000
2010
Lawrence Hall
University of California, Berkeley
Multiverse Predictions for the LHC
$3,600
2010
Ettore Minguzzi
Università degli Studi di Firenze
Joining Causality with Casuality
$2,500
2010
Alexander Vikman
CERN
Galileon Workshop and US visits
$3,600
2010
Antony Valentini
Clemson University
Quantum Foundations at Clemson University
$5,000
2010
Claus Kiefer
University of Cologne
Quantum Fate of Cosmological Singularities and the Arrow of Time
$8,000
2010
Daniele Oriti
Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics
Emergent Time From No Space
$5,000
2010
Gaurav Khanna
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Applying HPC Techniques to CDT Simulations
$3,750
2010
George Musser
Scientific American
Travel Support for Outreach on Quantum Foundations
$2,500
2010
Giovanni Amelino-Camelia
University La Sapienza
Theories of Not Everything
$5,000
2010
Greg Laughlin
University of California Santa Cruz
Relativistic Finance – A Solution to the Fermi Paradox?
$2,500
2010
Ian Durham
Saint Anselm College
Bell's Theorem and Thermodynamics
$7,700
2010
Jeffrey Bub
University of Maryland
New Directions in the Foundations of Physics
$2,500
2010
Joy Christian
University of Oxford
A Book on Bell’s Theorem and Quantum Entanglement
$12,000
2010
Maximilian Schlosshauer
Niels Bohr Institute
Interview Book on Quantum Foundations
$1,500
2010
Richard Easther
Yale University
Signatures of the Ultra-Early Universe
$5,000
2010
Scott Thomas
Rutgers University
Webcasts of High Energy Physics Seminars
$1,500
2010
Stefano Liberati
SISSA
Gravity as Thermodynamics: Towards the Microscopic Origin of Geometry
$5,000
2010
Tejinder Singh
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Quantum Mechanics Without Time, The Consequent Nonlinearity, and Its Implications for the Measurement Problem
$3,000
2010
Tom Banks
University of California, Santa Cruz
Confronting Challenges in Theoretical Physics
$5,300
2009
Jose Blanco-Pillado
Tufts University
"Challenges in Theoretical Cosmology" Conference
$10,000
2009
Craig Callender
University of California, San Diego
Time, Space and Probability
$4,920
2009
John Donoghue
University of Massachusetts
Variable couplings: Research visit to complete work with Prof. Thibault Damour at the IHES
$1,800
2009
Olaf Dreyer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Emergent Gravity
$5,000
2009
Richard Easther
Yale University
Eternal and Stochastic Inflation: Collaboration Support
$4,000
2009
Brian Greene
Columbia University
Predictions and Inferences in a Multiverse
$6,500
2009
Eugene Lim
Columbia University
Travel to the Eternal Inflation Workshop at Trieste
$2,400
2009
Craig J. Hogan
University of Chicago
Conceptual Design of a Holographic Time Machine
$6,000
2009
Keith Schwab
California Institute of Technology
Gordon Conference on Mechanical Systems at the Quantum Limit
$7,500
2009
John W. Barrett
Nottingham University
The spin foam lectures
$5,280
2009
Adrian Kent
University of Cambridge
Foundations of Physics Travel and Workshop Programme
$10,000
2009
Ettore Minguzzi
Università degli Studi di Firenze
Exchanging ideas on spacetime
$2,500
2009
Maulik Parikh
Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics
Arrows of Time, Quantum Mechanics and Gravity
$2,000
2009
Richard Tumulka
Rutgers University
Explanations of the Symmetrization Postulate
$6,000
2009
Vitaly Vanchurin
University of Munich
Many worlds of cosmological perturbations
$5,000
2009
Steven Weinstein
University of Waterloo
The Laws of Nature
$12,000
2009
Gaurav Khanna
University Massachusetts Dartmouth
Summer support for graduate student to extend scope of MS thesis
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2009
Olaf Dreyer
MIT
What is mass?
$2,000
2008
Ekkehard Peik
PTB
Invited Talk on Variations of Constants at APS DAMOP Meeting
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2008
Ken Olum
Tufts University
Philosophical issues in the Boltzmann brain paradox
$3,120
2008
Fotini Markopoulou
Perimeter Insitute
Quantum information and quantum gravity
$3,500
2008
Fred Adams
University of Michigan
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$3,600
2008
Julian Barbour
Oxford University
Path-Integral Quantization of Jacobi Mechanics
$4,000
2008
Daniele Oriti
Utrecht University
Discrete constituents of emerging spacetime
$4,500
2008
Abraham Loeb
Harvard University
Future of Cosmology
$4,800
2008
Steven Gratton
Cambridge University
New Thoughts about the Universe
$5,000
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Farzad Nekoogar
Multiversal Journeys
Updating <a href = "http://www.multiversaljourneys.org" target = "website">MVJ</a> website
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Adrian Kent
Cambridge University
Foundations of Physics Visitor Exchange Programme
$8,000
2008
George Ellis
Cape Town University
Fundamental Issues in Quantum Gravity
$10,000
2008
Simon Saunders
Oxford University
Everett at 50
$11,740
2008
Tanmay Vachaspati
IAS
Mini-workshop on QFT, Gravity and Tests
$14,400
2008
Paul Davies
Arizona State University
The Nature of the Laws of Physics
$15,000
2008
Louis Crane
Kansas State University
Model Categories and Quantum Gravity
$3,000
2008
Mikhail Kozlov
Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute
Laboratory searches for variation of the fundamental constants
$4,000
2008
Howard Barnum
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Operational Characterizations of Quantum Theory
$4,500
2008
Richard Woodard
University of Florida
Collaborative Work on the Graviton Propagator in de Sitter Space
$4,500
2008
Peter Byrne
Fractured Atlas
Devil's Pitchfork Goes to Oxford
$4,600
2008
Carlo Rovelli
Université de la Méditerranée
English translation of a book on the Nature of Science
$6,000
2008
Bob Coecke
Oxford University
Categories, Logic and the Foundations of Physics
$7,500
2008
Greg Laughlin
University of California at Santa Cruz
Development of a Mission Profile to the Alpha Centauri System
$7,500
2008
A. Garrett Lisi
Theiss Research
Science Hostel
$8,000
2008
Tanmay Vachaspati
Case Western Reserve University
Handedness in cosmology
$9,000
2008
Urs Schreiber
University of Hamburg
QFT and Differential Nonabelian Cohomology
$9,000
2008
Dmitry Budker
University of California at Berkeley
An Independent Test of the Sokolov Effect
$10,000
2008
Matt Visser
Victoria University
The New Zealand Seminars
$10,000
2008
Robert Brandenberger
McGill University
Holographic Cosmology
$12,000
2008
Greg P. Laughlin
UC Santa Cruz
Create a prediction <a href = "http://www.oklo.org" target = "website">market</a> for the frequency of occurance of habitable Earth-like planets in the galaxy, which is used by <a href = "http://www.space.com/news/070116_ap_space_online.html" target = "article">amateur</a> and professional astronomers alike
$3,000
2007
Richard Easther
Yale University
Purchase of a server to facilitate collaboration on work begun with main FQXi grant
$3,180
2007
Jorge Pullin
Louisiana State University
Support travel for collaborators working on the measurement problem in quantum mechanics
$2,468
2007
Maulik Parikh
Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics
Support travel to disseminate <a href = "http://fqxi.org/documents/Parikh.pdf" target ="pdf">results</a> of research on Mach's Principle
$4,000
2007
John Baez
UC Riverside
Upgrade website: <a href = "http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/TWF.html" target = "baez">This Week's Finds in Mathematics</a>
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2007
Adrian Kent
University of Cambridge
Support travel for collaborators working on quantum foundations
$2,000
2007
Fred C. Adams
University of Michigan
Produce <a href = "http://fqxi.org/adamsmovies" target = "movies">movies</a> of the future evolution of the universe with a cosmological constant
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2007
Louis Crane
Kansas State University
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$3,000
2007
Steven B. Giddings
UC Santa Barbara
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2007
Lee Smolin
Perimeter Institute
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$6,000
2007
Abraham Loeb
Harvard University
Support research on <a href ="http://fqxi.org/documents/Loeb.jpg" target ="forecast">forecasting the future of the local group of galaxies using computer visualization</a>
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2007
Sara Seager
MIT
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$6,143
2007
Steven T. Gratton
University of Cambridge
Develop numerical simulations of eternal inflation and <a href="http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/~stg20/cuda/index.html" target="cam">resources webpage</a>
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2007
Dmitry Budker
UC Berkeley
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2007
Roderich Tumulka
Eberhard-Karls-Universitaet
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2007
Caslav Brukner
Vienna University
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2007
Paul Davies
Arizona State University
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2007
Renata Kallosh
Stanford University
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2007
Christopher J. Isham
Imperial College
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2007
Olaf Dreyer
Imperial College
Support travel to investigate consequences of a theory of quantum gravity for early universe cosmology
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2007
Maulikh Parikh
Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics
Create presentations to teach foundational questions in physics to laypeople in India
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2007
Christopher Isham
Imperial College
Partially support a postdoc to continue work begun on main FQXi grant
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2007
Stephon Alexander
Pennsylvania State University
Support travel to mini-workshop on topics at the in-terface between quantum gravity
$13,000
2007
Dmtry Budker
UC Berkeley
Support graduate students working on the gravitational potential dependence of alpha
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2007
Matthew Leifer
Perimeter Institute
Support travel and other costs for speakers at APS meeting
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2007
Fotini Markopoulou
Perimeter Institute
Support travel and local expenses for participants to workshop on quantum information theory
$7,000
2007
Tanmay Vachaspati
Case Western Reserve University
Support travel related to project on quantum field theory
$6,000
2007
Stephen Wolfram
Wolfram Research
Support 4 attendees to the 2008 NKS Summer School
$5,600
2007
Jos Uffink
University of Utrecht
Support travel to Perimeter Institute via teaching re-placement
$5,000
2007
Thanu Padmanabhan
Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics
Travel support for discussions on an approach to emergent gravity and dark energy
$5,000
2007
Robert Spekkens
Cambridge University
Completion of textbook on interpretations of quantum mechanics
$4,193
2007
Rafael Sorkin
Syracuse University
Purchase a license for a program to simulate complex percolation
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2007
Maximillian Schlosshauer
University of Melbourne
Organize series of talks on foundational problems of quantum mechanics in Australia
$4,000
2007
A. Garrett Lisi
Fractured Atlas
Create an interactive website displaying the elementary particle fields corresponding to the E8 polytope
$4,000
2007
Ekkehard Peik
PTB
Provide copies of conference proceedings on Atomic Clocks and Fundamental Constants to all participants
$3,799
2007
Vitaly Vanchurin
Tufts University
Support travel for collaborators working on an alter-native approach to the measurement problem
$3,000
2007
Claus Keifer
University of Cologne
Support travel for collaborators working on theories of quantum primordial black holes
$3,000
2007
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