NEWS & PUBLICATIONS

The US government, through the State Department-sponsored Stevens Initiative, is joining with the non-profit organization Games for...

The Lounsbery sponsored Genes, Germs and Medicine: The Life of Joshua Lederberg by University of Toronto historian of science Jan Sapp...

Lounsbery Director Catherine Dulac was named a recipient of the NOMIS Distinguished Scientist and Scholar Award on March 1, 2021. NOMIS...

Dr. Feng Zhang is the 2021 recipient of the Lounsbery Award for his achievements developing CRISPR tools with potential to treat diseases.

High school students at BioBus, Inc. (a Lounsbery grantee) in New York City are a step ahead as they begin work to prepare for and...

It was announced today that Lounsbery Director Max Angerholzer was named as the new CEO of the George and Barbara Bush Foundation. Click...

Lounsbery Chairman Jesse Ausubel in the News: A study published today shows that loose DNA in seawater offers a cost-effective way to...

Lounsbery Director Nicholas Burns is one of three authors of the new report entitled "A U.S. Diplomatic Service for the 21st Century."

OGL has launched a new long-term undergraduate student research program called “Student Research in DNA Preservation.”

Lounsbery Director Catherine Dulac was awarded a 2021 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences on September 10, 2020.

Scientists have come to believe Leonardo da Vinci’s superfast eye may have helped him catch the enigmatic magic of Mona Lisa’s smile. In...

For the past six years Richard B. Primack and John W. Wilson have been working to produce the first conservation biology textbook...

Students at IIT Tirupati have developed a game called "SurviveCovid-19", designed to raise awareness of the dangers of not social distancing

Humpback whales have, in the past 10 years, started to make New York Bight—the crescent of ocean stretching from Cape May, New Jersey, to...

Please click here to access the Foundation's 2013 - 2019 program report. This report includes a detailed listing on the Foundation's...

Biodiversity Heritage Library has released over 150,000 artworks of the natural world.

Marie Manceau of the Collège de France was named the 2020 recipient for her studies in the evolution of patterns in nature.

“Global, Single Cell Views of Human and Mouse Development"

A new website has been designed for the Foundation, offering much more than the original from 2004.

Catherine Dulac was named the 2019 recipient of the Ralph W. Gerard Prize.

The Foundation turned sixty this year. It was established in 1959 by a Lounsbery family trust and became the foundation that it is today...

Biology, especially genetics, has become an increasingly powerful science in recent decades, affecting not only medicine and health care,...

Jay Shendure of the University of Washington is the recipient for his innovations in DNA sequencing.

The French director and producer behind nature documentaries Oceans and Seasons, Jacques Perrin, is preparing a new film on the national...