FQXi Mini-Grant Winners
The Mini-Grant round is funded through the Foundational Questions Institute's scientific partnership with the Fetzer Franklin Fund.
Lee Altenberg |
University of Hawai'i at Mānoa |
$1,150 |
Pandemic Brain Trust Safety Net |
Catalina Curceanu |
Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati - INFN |
$2,200 |
Con-fluences: gravity related collapse studies meet research on quantum vibrations in microtubules. Research visit at University of Alberta, Edmonton |
Samuel Colin |
Theiss Research |
$3,675 |
Research visit to the CBPF and UERJ (Rio de Janeiro) |
Eduardo Guendelman |
Ben Gurion University |
$4,000 |
Bahamas Conference on Gravity, Particle Physics and Cosmology |
Larissa Albantakis |
University of Wisconsin |
$4,037 |
Conscious(ness) Realist – Publication Reviews and Commentaries |
Jeffrey Bub |
University of Maryland |
$5,000 |
Illustrations for quantum-thermodynamics book for the public |
Samir Mathur |
The Ohio State University |
$5,750 |
Modeling biological evolution using inflationary cosmology potentials |
Simon Saunders |
Oxford University |
$6,050 |
Visualising the Everett interpretation |
Christopher Fuchs |
Art and Science Laboratory; University of Massachusetts |
$7,590 |
Testing QBism: Can an artificial agent learn the Born rule? |
Bianca Dittrich |
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics |
$10,500 |
Computing quantum space times |