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Templeton-Cambridge Journalism Fellowships and Seminars in Science and Religion
- Project Leader(s)
Sir Brian Heap, Editor
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, Series BJulia Vitullo-Martin, Senior Fellow
Manhattan Institute for Policy ResearchFraser Norman Watts, Reader in Theology and Science
University of Cambridge- Grantee(s)
Compass Communications (New York, New York)
University of Cambridge (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
- Description
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These grants support a fellowship program at the University of Cambridge for journalists, writers, and editors interested in topics at the intersection of science and religion. In addition to participating in seminars led by a wide range of scientists and theologians, the fellows also pursue a course of independent research into a specific area of professional interest. The goal is to promote a deeper understanding and more informed public discussion of this complex and rapidly evolving area of inquiry.
- Grant Amount:
- $6,187,971
- Start Date:
- September 2004
- End Date:
- September 2010
- Grant ID:
- 10253, 11501, 12260, 13172
Suite of 4 separate grants totaling $6,187,971
- Other Participants
Advisory Committee:
John D. Barrow
University of Cambridge (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
Owen Gingerich
Harvard University (Cambridge, Massachusetts)
Martin Redfern
BBC Radio Science Unit (United Kingdom)
Shankar Vedantam
Washington Post (Washington, DC)- Grantee Website