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In the News
  • Alexander Berger was quoted by New York Times opinion columnist Peter Coy in a piece about effective altruism.

  • Open Philanthropy grantee Katsuhiko Hayashi made Time's "100 Most Influential People" list for his gametogenesis research, which successfully produced healthy offspring from two male mice.

  • We were cited in reporting by The Times about AI-induced economic growth.

  • Matt Clancy recently appeared on the 80,000 Hours podcast, the Macroscience Podcast, and The Entrepreneur’s Ethic.  

  • Emily Oehlsen, who leads our Global Health and Wellbeing work, published an article in the Journal of Economic Perspectives about philanthropic cause prioritization. She also appeared on VoxDevTalks to discuss Open Philanthropy’s approach to cause prioritization.

  • Jacob Trefethen was quoted in Vox about the fight to fund Gavi, the international vaccine fund.

  • Inside Precision Medicine highlighted research by Good Ventures grantee Joe Arboleda-Velásquez, showing that a specific APOE3 genetic variant can delay Alzheimer's onset, potentially leading to new dementia treatment approaches. Dr. Arboleda-Velásquez also appeared on NPR to discuss his research.
Grantmaking
Photo courtesy of Norwegian Church Aid 
We announced a number of grants, including:
In Farm Animal Welfare:
In Scientific Research:
In Global Aid Policy: 
In Potential Risks from Advanced AI:
In Innovation Policy:
  • The University of Pennsylvania to support high-skilled immigration budget modeling at the Penn Wharton Budget Model, a research initiative at the university.

In Global Health R&D:
To see more grants we've awarded, visit our grants page.
Jobs and other opportunities
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Jeremy Klemin
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