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In 2020, our partners and teammates came together to leverage these long-term investments in scientific research, infrastructure, and technology—quickly and in entirely new ways, in order to help understand and slow the spread of a fast-moving pandemic. One tool that came out of the CZ Biohub and CZI collaboration is Chan Zuckerberg ID ...
The Cell Science program has funded the following RFAs: Measuring Metabolism Across Scales, $8.6 million. Single-Cell Biology Data Insights (Cycle 1, $5.2 million and Cycle 2, $4.9 million) Patient-Partnered Single-Cell Analysis of Rare Pediatric Disease, $10 million. Ancestry Networks for the Human Cell Atlas, $27.9 million.
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative makes grants* to organizations working in support of our mission. Grants are awarded via various funding entities. Since our launch in 2015, CZI has committed over $6.88 billion in grants. This database of our grant giving is retroactive to 2018 and is updated annually. See additional information below on the ...
Open source software is crucial to modern scientific research, advancing biology and medicine while providing reproducibility and transparency. Yet even the most widely-used research software often lacks dedicated funding. CZI’s Essential Open Source Software for Science program supports software maintenance, growth, development, and ...
This public-private partnership, which is centered on addressing policy change and investing in affordable housing, has made significant progress in the first five years of the partnership, including the protection of over 73,000 tenants and financing over 4,400 homes for 11,000 people throughout the Bay Area.
View our grant-making database for a more detailed overview, ~$250M in investments for impact-focused ventures, and more than $3.9M in personal charitable giving from CZI employees (matched or funded by CZI’s Live the Mission benefit for a total of $7.1M). Housing Affordability grants are now included in Community — prior to 2021, these ...
In partnership with the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, this program supports projects led by excellent biomedical researchers who—through their outreach, mentoring, teaching, and leadership—have a record of promoting diversity, equity and inclusion in their scientific fields. Total Grant Resources $28.75 Million.
