Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
This grant to the Oregon State University supports research conducted in the laboratory of Dr. Giovannoni—a recognized expert on the cultivation of marine microbes from the natural ocean environment. Dr. Giovannoni and his team successfully cultured SAR 11, an elusive bacterial group now called Pelagibacter ubique, which are some of the smallest (billions fit into a teaspoon) and most abundant organisms on Earth. Outcomes for this grant include improved marine microbe lab culture success and the description of Pelagibacter nutrient limiting factors and proteomics.
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Oregon State University, College of Pharmacy
$1,556,688
42 months
How Microbes Use Chemistry to Form Ecosystems in Layered Living Rocks
Nov 2017
Oregon State University, Department of Physics
$56,250
14 months
The Third Scialog: Molecules Come to Life Research Competition
Jul 2017
Oregon State University, Office of Sponsored Programs
$893,000
How the food preferences of coastal microorganisms shape marine elemental cycles
Oct 2012
Oregon State University, Department of Microbiology
$3,425,229
49 months
Lab of Stephen J. Giovannoni, Ph.D.
Sep 2008
Oregon State University, College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences
$5,498,997
36 months
Two-year time-series study of seasonal coastal hypoxia
$2,613,332
60 months
Lab of Stephen J. Giovannoni, PhD
Nov 2004
Oregon State University, Department of Zoology
$13,543,700
Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies of Coastal Oceans (PISCO)
Sep 2004
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