what did he contribute in the fields of science and research?
He launched  Allen Institute for Brain Science and founded Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence.
Paul Allen
In September 2003, Allen launched the Allen Institute for Brain Science with a $100 million contribution dedicated to understanding how the human brain works. In total, Allen donated $500 million to the institute, making it his single largest philanthropic recipient. Since its launch, the Allen Institute for Brain Science has taken a Big Science and Open Science approach to tackle projects. The institute makes research tools available to the scientific community using an open data model. Some of the institute's most notable projects include the Allen Mouse Brain Atlas, Allen Human Brain Atlas and the Allen Mouse Brain Connectivity Atlas. The Allen Institute is also helping to advance and shape the White House's BRAIN Initiative as well as the Human Brain Project.
the japanese battleship yamashiro, what type is it categorized under? She was outclassed by other Japanese battleships at the beginning of World War II, and played auxiliary roles for most of the war. which company built these? UNANSWERABLE which year was her first voyage at sea? 1917–1918 what's the name of that  area she voyaged? East Asia what armament did the battleship have? Twelve 45-calibre 14-inch guns, turrets, torpedo tubes, etc. in which battle was this ship used? Battle of Surigao Strait, the southernmost action of the Battle of Leyte Gulf. name some people who were present in the ship for the above battle? UNANSWERABLE was it wrecked eventually? Yes, it was found in April 2017, but confirmed it's identity on 25th November 2017. who confirmed her identity? Paul Allen and his crew what caused its wrecking? The ship got listed by almost 15 degrees after a bomb's near miss damaged the hull and flooded the starboard bilge, until counter-flooding in the port bilge righted the ship. who is allen? He was an American business magnate, investor, and philanthropist. name some of his awards and recognition. He was listed among the "Time" 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2007 and 2008.
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Paul Allen [SEP] Science and research
In September 2003, Allen launched the Allen Institute for Brain Science with a $100 million contribution dedicated to understanding how the human brain works. In total, Allen donated $500 million to the institute, making it his single largest philanthropic recipient. Since its launch, the Allen Institute for Brain Science has taken a Big Science and Open Science approach to tackle projects. The institute makes research tools available to the scientific community using an open data model. Some of the institute's most notable projects include the Allen Mouse Brain Atlas, Allen Human Brain Atlas and the Allen Mouse Brain Connectivity Atlas.