Dean for Research Innovation Award
A new project has been awarded the Dean for Research Innovation Fund for New Industrial Collaborations. This fund supports research collaborations between industry and academia with the goal of fostering basic research that has the potential for leading to products, technologies, or services for societal benefit. The award provides University…
Two projects that interweave the artistic expression with investigations into the natural world have been selected to receive funding from the Dean for Research Innovation Fund for
Two projects – one on who finances eviction and the other on using AI to study persuasive speech — have been awarded grants through the Dean for Research Innovation Fund for
Two projects have been selected to receive support through the Dean for Research Innovation Funds for New Ideas in the Social Sciences.
A new project has been awarded the Dean for Research Innovation Fund for New Industrial Collaborations:
Diamond identification using tomographic ultrasound
Jeroen Tromp, the Blair Professor of Geology, will explore the use of ultrasonic imaging…
The Dean for Research Innovation Fund for New Ideas in the Humanities was awarded in 2022 to:
Art Hx: Visualizing the medical legacies of British colonialismAnna Arabindan-Kesson, associate professor of Art and Archaeology and African American Studies will…
Three projects have been chosen for funding through the Dean for Research Innovation Funds for New Ideas in the Natural Sciences
What Dinosaur eggshells can teach us about forgotten ecosystemsAn exploratory project to investigate the benefits of farming seaweed in the open ocean has been selected for funding.
Industry often plays an essential role in identifying society’s most pressing challenges. The Dean for Research Fund for New Industrial Collaborations supports collaborations between scientists in industry and at Princeton, and it requires…
Catalyzing scholarship on original theories as well as enduring questions, the Dean for Research Innovation Fund for New Ideas in the Humanities aims to advance disciplines through support for activities such as conferences, new collaborations and creative work. Two projects will be funded:
Preserving Black theater histories