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2021 Festival Venues
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2021 SFFILM Festival FAQ
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2021 Schools at the Festival
About Schools at the Festival Since 1991, SFFILM’s Schools at the Festival outreach program has created a vital connection between the annual San Francisco International…
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Films in Competition
Presented at the Festival since its inaugural year in 1957, the Golden Gate Awards (GGAs) are among the most significant honors for emerging global film…
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Previous Grant Programs
SFFILM is proud to have partnered with a number of notable foundations and partners over the years to create grant programs that directly fund and…
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Physics + Renewable Energy: Fusion
Physicists established room temperature superconductivity, a long sought-after “holy grail” of energy efficiency.
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Biodiversity + Health: Glass Frogs
Scientists sequenced a new genome from ancient DNA fragments found at the bottom of the ocean.
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Women’s Health + Medicine: The Vagina Chip
For the first time scientists are testing genetic editing inside an adult human body.
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Oceanography + Astronomy: Milky Seas
The first photo of a black hole, which is of course really hard to capture because there is no light in a black hole.
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Polar Science + Climate Change: Polar Bears
A newly discovered bacteria use metals like manganese for fuel.
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Artificial Intelligence: ChatGPT
A significant study that found how live COVID virus spreads through airborne transmission.
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Neuroscience + Health: Long COVID
An AI program that can decipher the shape of a string of amino acids will fold into as it becomes a working protein.