UC San Diego has announced that the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation has awarded a $2.5 million grant as part of its broader $55 million national Postdoctoral Fellowship Commitment to support early-career researchers. The funding will support 19 UC San Diego postdoctoral scholars working across fields including astronomy, genetics, environmental science, and microbiology, helping sustain high-potential research during a period of tightening federal support. In a separate award, the W. M. Keck Foundation provided $1.4 million in bridge funding to advance early-stage, high-risk scientific projects. Together, the grants aim to prevent promising research from stalling and strengthen the scientific pipeline at UC San Diego.
UC San Diego recieves funding from Moore and Keck foundations to boost science research pipeline

National Foundations Advance Research at UC San Diego with Philanthropic Support
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