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Organizations / FTX Future Fund / Grants / Grant to "support research on the feasibility of inactivating viruses via electromagnetic radiation." Notes
[Biosecurity and pandemic preparedness/disinfection] Grant to "support research on the feasibility of inactivating viruses via electromagnetic radiation."
Other Grants by FTX Future Fund 73
Grant Recipient Amount Date Grant to "support the production of high quality materials for learning about AI safety work." Siddharth Hiregowdara $100K Mar 2022 Grant to "support two competitions to produce better public materials on the existential risk from AI." AI Risk Public Materials Competition $40K Apr 2022 Grant to "support Longview’s independent grantmaking on global priorities research, nuclear weapons policy, and other longtermist issues." Longview Philanthropy $15M Feb 2022 Grant to "support Helix Nano running preclinical and Phase 1 trials of a pan-variant Covid-19 vaccine." HelixNano $10M Jan 2022 Grant for "general support for their activities, including running conferences, supporting student groups, and maintaining online resources." Centre for Effective Altruism $14M Mar 2022 Grant to "support the completion of a book which explores the nature of human values and the implications for aligning AI with human preferences." Brian Christian $300K May 2022 Grant to "support HIP’s work recruiting EA working professionals to use more of their resources, including their careers, to focus on the world’s most pressing problems." High Impact Professionals $320K May 2022 Grant to "support one year of operating expenses and salaries at the Legal Priorities Project, a longtermist legal research and field-building organization." Legal Priorities Project $700K Jun 2022 Grant to "support Ought’s work building Elicit, a language-model based research assistant." Elicit (AI Research Tool) $5M May 2022 Grant to "support the development of universal CRISPR-based diagnostics, including paper-based diagnostics that can be used in developing-country settings without electricity." Sherlock Biosciences $2M Feb 2022
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