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A division of the Las Vegas Institute of Advanced Studies, the Foundation has been developing and funding research since 1984. The Foundation's vision is to improve human health by fostering innovation in medical treatments and advancing biomedical science. For more than 30 years, the Foundation has funded research at six universities across North America including Harvard University, Stanford University, The Scripps Research Institute, New York University Medical Center (NYU), Pennsylvania State University (PSU), and Yale School of Medicine. In addition to sponsoring individual projects that strive to improve health care delivery systems through innovations in healthcare technology development or reductions in healthcare costs through novel treatment approaches or new ways of delivering care. The Foundation seeks to accelerate the progress of biomedical research by providing seed funding for exploratory research, catalyzing collaborations between researchers and clinicians, building awareness of promising new opportunities for improving human health, and engaging the public in the process. The Foundation has funded research at more than 30 institutions across North America, including The Scripps Research Institute, New York University Medical Center (NYU), Pennsylvania State University (PSU), Stanford University, Harvard University, Yale School of Medicine and Cornell University. More than $670 million has been awarded over the past 30 years to basic science investigators. The Foundation provides seed funding for exploratory research, catalyzes collaborations between researchers and clinicians, encourages breakthroughs through small grants, supports cutting-edge research facilities, promotes awareness of promising new opportunities for improving human health, and engages the public in the process. The Foundation's flagship program is the Transformative Research Awards (TRA), which are given to top scientists early in their careers. These awards are meant to spark creativity and open up new disciplines of biomedical research. Since its launch in 2005, the award has been given to more than 130 exceptional young investigators. The Foundation has also awarded more than 1,000 New Investigators Awards since 1985. The Discovery Grants program provides funding to labs at institutions across the world who are developing new therapies. Funding ranges from $100,000 to $1 million for basic science research. The Foundation's other major programs include the Transformative Research Awards (TRA), The Foundation for Future Generations (FFG), The Van Hengel-Becker Research Award (VHBA), Innovative Research Awards (iRA), The Innovation Center for Life Sciences (CISL) and the Corporate Giving program. The Foundation's vision is to improve human health by fostering innovation in medical treatments and advancing biomedical science. The Foundation's vision is to improve human health by fostering innovation in medical treatments and advancing biomedical science. To further this mission, the foundation supports biomedical research with the goal of improving human health. The foundation was founded in 1981 by Maxine Singer, who is also the current CEO. Past presidents include Nobel laureates David Baltimore, Renato Dulbecco, Susumu Tonegawa and Phillip Sharp. The foundation has an endowment of about $1 billion USD as of 2016.Every year, the Foundation honors a scientist whose work has advanced human health by conferring on that individual its prestigious Vannevar Bush Award for Science from the Sea. cfa1e77820
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