$509K in expenses

The templeton program supports outstanding early-career researchers who are conducting cutting-edge scientific investigations and actively contributing to the long-term strength of the field. These scientists, known as catalyst fellows, receive structured support to build research networks, develop cross-disciplinary skills, and adopt practices that advance data-intensive science. The program promotes new discoveries and professional growth in both astrophysics and social science that advance the promise of the rubin observatory's legacy survey of space and time (LSST).

$38K in expenses

The LSST interdisciplinary network for collaboration and computing (lincc) frameworks program, supported by schmidt sciences, is an ambitious program to develop state-of-the-art data analysis techniques capable of meeting the scale and complexity of the data produced by the rubin observatory legacy survey of space and time (rubin LSST) data.

$67K in expenses

The inclusive collaboration programs, supported by the heising-simons foundation, build best practices for equitable scientific engagement in the LSST discovery alliance community. These programs model and test policies and organizational structures that promote broad inclusion and engage scientists practices and structures that foster inclusion. Program activities include training in software development and in mentoring, key activities which build and foster broad engagement in LSST science and beyond.

$8K in expenses

Heising-simons childcare support

$5K in expenses

All other programs:negative amount in grants reflects funds returned by grantees during the period.