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    OrganizationProgramsGrant AmountYearPurpose
    University of Florida Board of TrusteesScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$239,0372020to install, commission, and operate the ALPS-II experiment
    California Association for Research in AstronomyScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$1,000,9732020for the development and fabrication of a laser frequency comb for the W. M. Keck Observatory
    Regents of the University of California Los AngelesScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$604,4522020to develop technology and techniques that will advance the state-of-the-art in direct exoplanet imaging
    California Institute of TechnologyScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$1,000,0002020for the development and fabrication of the Next Generation Palomar Spectrograph
    Regents of the University of California Santa CruzScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$1,015,8692020to develop technology and techniques that will advance the state-of-the-art in exoplanet imaging
    Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$276,1422020for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship
    Arizona Board of Regents, University of ArizonaScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$335,2972020to develop technology and techniques that will advance the state-of-the-art in direct exoplanet imaging
    Arizona Board of Regents, University of ArizonaScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$849,9412020for the upgrade and refurbishment of the 90Prime optical imager on the Bok 90-inch telescope
    Regents of the University of MichiganScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$330,8432020to develop technology and techniques that will advance the state-of-the-art in direct exoplanet imaging
    Regents of the University of California Santa CruzScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$357,9562020for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship
    University of California Santa BarbaraScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$635,0002020to develop technology and techniques that will advance the state-of-the-art in exoplanet imaging
    The Regents of the University of California Los AngelesScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$368,6542020for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship
    University of HawaiiScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$1,243,4822020to develop technology and techniques that will advance the state-of-the-art in exoplanet imaging
    Cornell UniversityScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$375,0002020for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship
    Regents of the University of California at IrvineScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$376,0832020to develop technology and techniques that will advance the state-of-the-art in exoplanet imaging
    California Institute of TechnologyScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$367,6502020for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship
    Regents of the University of MichiganScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$900,0002020to upgrade the MIRAC-5 (Mid-InfraRed Array Camera), utilizing a new Geosnap mid-IR detector
    University of Texas at AustinScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$374,7192020for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship
    Science DCAScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$200,0002020for 51 Pegasi b Science Summit expenses
    California Institute of TechnologyScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$367,6502020for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship
    Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network Inc.Science, Astronomy & Cosmology$499,6962020for the development of an open source observatory control system
    Cornell UniversityScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$375,0002020for the 51 Pegasi b Fellowship
    Yale UniversityScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$600,0002020for observing time on the Discovery Channel Telescope in support of the Search for 100 Earths project
    California Institute of TechnologyScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$512,2062019for the science verification and exploitation of the Keck Planet Imager and Characterizer System (KPIC)
    Regents of the University of MichiganScience, Astronomy & Cosmology$687,1282019for high resolution spectroscopy and multi-dimensional atmospheric characterization of Hot Jupiter exoplanets.
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