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University of Oxford — D.Phil Support for Andrew Snyder-Beattie

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  • Focus Area: Biosecurity & Pandemic Preparedness
  • Organization Name: University of Oxford
  • Amount: $26,086

  • Award Date: October 2018

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    Grant Investigator: Claire Zabel

    This page was reviewed but not written by the grant investigator. Oxford University staff also reviewed this page prior to publication.

    The Open Philanthropy Project recommended a gift of £20,000 ($26,086 at time of conversion) to the University of Oxford to support the research of the Mathematical Ecology Research Group and the research costs of Andrew Snyder-Beattie, who recently served as Director of Research at the Future of Humanity Institute and a member of FHI’s Biotechnology Research Team.

    This falls within our focus area of biosecurity and pandemic preparedness.

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