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University of Vermont secures $19 million NSF grant to build brain-mapping observatory. The five-year grant will fund state-of-the-art microscopy equipment and data processing infrastructure.
Amount Raised
$19 Million
Round Type
Grant
Investors
Description
The University of Vermont announced it secured $19 million from the National Science Foundation to establish a national observatory for brain-mapping technology. The five-year grant will help neuroscientist Davi Bock's lab acquire equipment and design processes to map biological structures from single-celled organisms to complex organs. Approximately $16 million will support Bock's lab at UVM, while $3 million will fund computing infrastructure at UC San Diego. The facility aims to make advanced brain-mapping technology widely available to the scientific community.
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