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Rutgers University

organization · Rutgers University, Department of Philosophy

Other existential riskBiosecurityGlobal health and developmentTechnical AI safety research

Received
$3,953,916
from 2 funders
Grants
5
Funders
2
Years active
2020–26

Grants over time

$0$1.0M$2.0M$3.0M$4.0M2020202120222023202420252026

Biggest funders

Coefficient Giving$3,950,416100%4
Long-Term Future Fund$3,5000%1

Grants received

DateFunderViaAmountCauseSourcePurpose
Jun 2026Coefficient Giving$400,000Biosecuritycoefficient_givingField Testing of Building Protections from Airborne Hazards
Jun 2024Coefficient Giving$400,000Biosecuritycoefficient_givingGlobal Discussions of Life Sciences Governance
Nov 2023Coefficient Giving$150,416Global health and developmentcoefficient_givingEthical Protections for Potential Tuberculosis Vaccine Trial
Jul 2021Long-Term Future FundEA Funds$3,500Technical AI safety researchea_funds6-week grant (July 15-August 31, 2021) for full-time research on existential risks associated with running simulations
Apr 2020Coefficient Giving$3,000,000Other existential riskcoefficient_givingNuclear Conflict Climate Modeling

Grants via 2 · $3,008,881 · $1,504,441 average

DateFunderRecipientViaAmountCauseSourcePurpose
Oct 2024Coefficient GivingCameron Domenico Kirk-GianniniRutgers University$26,675Strategy & forecastingcoefficient_givingAI Takeoff Speeds Paper (Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini)
Mar 2017Coefficient GivingAlan RobockRutgers University$2,982,206Other existential riskvipul_donationsGrant over three years to support a series of modeling studies on the climatological and subsequent ecological and social effects of large nuclear conflict. Research to beconducted by Alan Robock of Rutgers University and Owen Brian Toon of the University of Colorado Boulder.