Cushman Foundation For Foraminiferal Research

Cushman Foundation For Foraminiferal Research Cushman (1881-1949). Membership in the Cushman Foundation supports this goal and benefits members in various ways. Joseph A. www.cushmanfoundation.org

The Cushman Foundation for Foraminiferal Research, Inc., was founded in 1950 by a group of dedicated scientists “to promote research on foraminifera and allied organisms” The Cushman Foundation for Foraminiferal Research, Inc., was founded in 1950 by a group of dedicated scientists “to promote research on foraminifera and allied organisms” and to assure the publication of research results in its j

ournal, originally the Contributions from the Cushman Foundation for Foraminiferal Research and now the Journal of Foraminiferal Research. These journals followed in the tradition of the Contributions from the Cushman Laboratory for Foraminiferal Research published from April 1925 to December 1949 by Joseph A. Membership dues chiefly support the publication of the Journal of Foraminiferal Research in print and online. With strong editorial leadership, the Journal of Foraminiferal Research publishes scientific articles of high professional standards, as reflected in the caliber of its articles, the superior quality of its reproductions and its high frequency of citation. An index of articles and directory of members is published annually in the October issue. A useful summary of recent publications on foraminifera appears in each issue. In addition, the Foundation publishes an actively growing series of Special Publications, many of which are currently available for purchase. STUDENT GRANTS
Each year the Foundation awards student grants to M.S./Ph.D. students to partially support (up to $2000) their research projects and attendance at professional meetings. The many proposals received each year are judged on a competitive basis by the Foundation’s Board of Directors. The Foundation also awards the Joanna Resig Foraminiferal Research Fellowship each year to doctoral students each year. Cushman Award
for Excellence in Foraminiferal Research

In 1980, the Joseph A. Cushman Award for Excellence in Foraminiferal Research was established to honor major contributors to foraminiferal research. Many outstanding researchers have been honored since for their superlative accomplishments in foraminiferal research. The award is presented at a social evening during the Annual Meeting of the Cushman Foundation held during the Geological Society of America Annual Meeting. The Foundation also sponsors the Cushman Symposia on selected timely topics of foraminiferal research at the Geological Society of America Annual Meeting. The Foundation's business, website and publishing activities are supported by KGL. The Foundation's privacy policy can be viewed at Privacy Policy.

A warm invitation to submit abstracts to the Cushman Foundation For Foraminiferal Research symposium at   Geological Soc...
06/24/2026

A warm invitation to submit abstracts to the Cushman Foundation For Foraminiferal Research symposium at Geological Society of America

06/24/2026
Swing by the Cushman Foundation table at FORAMS 2026 during the Poster Session and Coffee Break to see the names of the ...
06/22/2026

Swing by the Cushman Foundation table at FORAMS 2026 during the Poster Session and Coffee Break to see the names of the 30 students and researchers who have been funded so far this year by the Cushman Foundation For Foraminiferal Research and are presenting this week at FORAMS!

Those presenting are marked by ** and are winners across a variety of the Foundation's Awards and Grants, including the Johanna M. Resig Foraminiferal Research Fellowship, the Buzas Award for Travel to the Cushman Collections, the M. Ruth Todd Internship Grant, the Outreach Grant, Student Research Grants, and Student Travel Awards.

Additionally, ALL THREE AUTHORS of our upcoming Special Publication #49 are presenting!"

Fieldtrip to the marshes of Connecticut blending foraminiferal, geochemistry research to understand sea level fluctuatio...
06/21/2026

Fieldtrip to the marshes of Connecticut blending foraminiferal, geochemistry research to understand sea level fluctuations with Ellen Thomas and Johan Varekamp at FORAMS2026

The Cushman Foundation For Foraminiferal Research is a proud sponsor of  at UMass Amherst
06/21/2026

The Cushman Foundation For Foraminiferal Research is a proud sponsor of at UMass Amherst

Happy     everybody! This week's  : FORAMS 2026 Conference!In just a few days, hundreds of foram-loving scientists will ...
06/19/2026

Happy everybody!

This week's : FORAMS 2026 Conference!

In just a few days, hundreds of foram-loving scientists will arrive in Amherst, Massachusetts for the next International Symposium on Foraminifera, or FORAMS conference! Held every ~4 years, the FORAMS meetings provide opportunities for all researchers regarding or involving foraminifera to collaborate & share their science.

Learn more here:
https://sites.google.com/view/forams2026

Follow along to get an inside peak into the conference and stay tuned for another next week!

👏 Congratulations to Lydia Calvo Marcilese who received the 2026 Buzas Award for Travel for her proposal titled “ 🔬 Firs...
06/11/2026

👏 Congratulations to Lydia Calvo Marcilese who received the 2026 Buzas Award for Travel for her proposal titled “ 🔬 First Xenophyophore records and deep-sea agglutinated assemblages from the Argentine Continental Margin: Building taxonomic capacity through the Cushman Collection”. Lydia is spending the first two weeks of June at the Smithsonian Institution NMNH comparing reference specimens of xenophyophores, associated monothalamids, and the wide diversity of multichambered agglutinated forms present in the Argentine margin samples with type specimens in the Cushman Collection.

Board Director Natalia Szymańska carrying out eDNA research aboard the Marion Dufresne. The expedition wants its mission...
06/04/2026

Board Director Natalia Szymańska carrying out eDNA research aboard the Marion Dufresne. The expedition wants its mission to discover and document the past and present geoecological stem on the western South African continental shelf. Many foraminifera were already spotted in the water column samples and core tops.

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