The Fall 2023 round of the Faculty Scholarly and Creative Activity Grant application/review process resulted in seven proposals selected for funding by members of the Scholarly and Creative Activity Committee, and ultimately approved for funding by Provost Scott Furlong. The funded proposals added up to nearly $19,000.
The funded proposals are as follows:
Establishment of a mammalian system to study directed cell migration
Faculty Member(s): Yulia Artemenko, Biological Sciences
Explainable Analogical Learning for Cancer Survival Prediction
Faculty Member(s): Isabelle Bichindaritz, Computer Science
Effects of an Intensive Phonics and Phonemic Awareness Intervention on Older, Struggling Readers
Faculty Member(s): Michelle Storie, Counseling and Psychological Services
Caribbean Poetics of Mobility: The Gendered and Racial Hierarchies of Transportation
Faculty Member(s): Roseli Rojo, Modern Languages and Literatures
Fluvial Chloride Transport from Road Deicer in the Semi-Arid, Western United States
Faculty Member(s): J.R. Slosson, Atmospheric and Geological Sciences
Investigation of Electrochemical Behavior of Ionic Liquids with a Sulfonyl Fluoride Motif for Lithium Metal Batteries
Faculty Member(s): Vadoud Niri and Arsalan Mirjafari, Chemistry
Training Handbook for Effective Math Educators (THEME)
Faculty Member(s): Jonah Shulman, Curriculum and Instruction
For more information on grants to support research and creative activity, visit the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs website.