Marisa Nguyen Olson
Case Study: Defending OpenAI's Nonprofit Mission
Nuño Sempere
A foresight and emergency response team seeking to react fast to calamities
Jørgen Ljønes
We provide research and support to help people move into careers that effectively tackle the world’s most pressing problems.
Lin Bowker-Lonnecker
Updates, additional resources and promotion for a 4-week introductory syllabus that looks at interventions to help prevent future pandemics.
Dan Hendrycks
Duncan Purvis
Pivoting this project, due to stakeholder feedback. Former focus was inclusion of a pre-pandemic strain in a quadrivalent seasonal influenza vaccine
Joel Becker
Boosting advocacy for investment in and deployment of technologies for improving indoor air quality
Gregory Sadler
GAP is an Australian charity, working to improve the long-term future, that requires funding for salary and operational expenses.
Jorge Andrés Torres Celis
Grace Braithwaite
A Cambridge Biosecurity Hub and Cambridge Infectious Diseases Symposium on Avoiding Worst-Case Scenarios
Miti Saksena
3-month research to inform the design of large-scale R&D projects in metagenomics and Far-UVC
Animal Rights Initiative
Advocacy for a Commercially Farmed Fur Sales Ban
Johnstone Gikenye
Transforming Agricultural Productivity and Financial Access with Innovative AI Technology Solutions
Dhruvin Patel
Funding top-up for an early-career reseacher to attend Global Challenges Project (GCP) Workshop for career exploration in mitigating GCRs
Brian Wang
R&D and/or operational support for initial design, production, and testing of broad-spectrum antivirals that could prevent most respiratory viral infections
Aaron Maiwald
Promoting better management of Global Catastrophic Risks in Spanish-Speaking countries.
Netiwit Chotiphatphaisal
UtiliThai is a transformative two-year initiative in Thailand, focused on introducing utilitarian, effective altruism and longtermism for Thai general audiences
Allison Berke
Following on the Stanford Biosecurity Workshop for Congressional staffers, three events in DC will reconvene staffers and cover research and policy updates