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Join Us In Making a Meaningful Impact
Your support enables us to have a bigger hand in solving some of our world’s greatest challenges. There are many areas and programs to support -the Depot Project, our community outreach, scholarship program or hosting a scientist. Contributions of all sizes are appreciated.
Home Sweet Home
The Depot Project will preserve and restore an iconic National Historic Landmark building for community use while providing a year-round home for Telluride Science. In October 2020, with the generous support of our donors, Telluride Science purchased The Depot which will enable the organization to expand its workshop programming by 50% and further Telluride Science’s global impact on the advancement of science and technology. Fundraising for the Renovation Phase of this project is underway with $4.35M more to go. Renovations started in November 2022 and the Telluride Science & Innovation Center will make its grand debut in summer 2024.
Community Outreach
To accelerate science and innovation on a global scale, Telluride Science must keep Telluride as affordable as possible so scientists can afford to come. In return, the organization is forced to operate on a very lean annual budget, while also financially supporting outreach programming for local students and the community. Your support can not only help to sustain science in Telluride, but also allow Telluride Science to continue to offer and expand this valued community programming.
Scholarships & School Funds
The young scientists who are talented enough to be invited to Telluride Science workshops early in their career, eventually become the future of the organization. To keep Telluride affordable for this next generation of scientific and engineering thought leaders, Telluride Science offers the following scholarships to outstanding graduate students and postdoctoral fellows:
- R. Stephen Berry Postdoctoral Fellowship
- Peter Salamon Award
- Paul Barbara Fellowship
Telluride School on Theoretical Chemistry (TSTC) Endowment Fund – TSTC, founded by University of Utah’s Jack Simons, was Telluride Science’s original and flagship graduate-level summer school. This endowment biannually supports 28 graduate students with fundamental training in theoretical chemistry research.
Host a Scientist
