Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
To develop remote instrumentation capabilities for the study of marine microbial diversity by creating a collaborative environment for MBARI and visiting scientists to develop and implement remote instruments for in situ studies of marine microorganisms. The outcomes of this grant include definition of the functional requirements for, construction of, and field testing of a prototype instrument to study marine microbes remotely and in situ.
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Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
$3,000,000
50 months
Monterey Bay Technology Test Bed ("Synchro")
Oct 2022
$1,412,507
42 months
EyeRIS: An autonomous particle and flow imaging instrument
Jun 2018
$66,052
12 months
Instrument for Introducing Foreign DNA into Marine Microbes
$1,100,000
36 months
Applications of the Environmental Sample Processor (ESP)
Oct 2013
$1,024,544
66 months
Alexandra Worden Investigator Award
May 2013
$3,353,232
49 months
Microfluidic chip technologies to enhance environmental monitoring
Sep 2010
$950,351
39 months
Development of marine eukaryotic metagenomic methods
Nov 2007
$191,224
16 months
Lab of Alexandra Z. Worden, PhD
Oct 2007
$664,720
Remote Detection of Marine Microbes and Genes
Nov 2005
Creating positive outcomes for future generations.
