“The University of Tübingen is pushing back the boundaries of knowledge.”In its own words: uni-tuebingen.de
Public research university in Tübingen, Germany. Its counted grants are Open Philanthropy-advised awards for adversarial robustness research led by Wieland Brendel and Matthias Hein (2021) and Matthias Bethge (2023). The ELLIS Institute Tübingen is a separate organisation.
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Received $1.5M from 1 funder
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Checked 27 Oct 2026
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3 grants totalling $1.5M, newest first.
2023 1 grant · $575k
| Date | Funder | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 2023 | Navigating Transformative AI | $575k | Grant "to support research led by Professor Matthias Bethge on adversarial robustness as a means to improve AI safety.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source |
2021 2 grants · $890k
| Date | Funder | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 2021 | Navigating Transformative AI | $590k | The grant page says the grant is "to support early-career research by Wieland Brendel on robustness as a means to improve AI safety.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source |
| Feb 2021 | Navigating Transformative AI | $300k | Grant "to support research by Professor Matthias Hein on adversarial robustness as a means to improve AI safety.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source |