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Dosun Ko with the Education Department has received an $11,300 award from The Academy of Korean Studies.
Dosun Ko with the Education Department has received an $11,300 award from The Academy of Korean Studies to support his project "Narrative Inquiry: Centering Experiences of Multicultural Students with Disabilities in Korean Special Education."
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Marco Bravo with the Education Department has received a $999,332 award from the National Science Foundation
Marco Bravo with the Education Department has received a $999,332 award from the National Science Foundation to support his project "Investigating the Impact of Preparation in Racial Equity and Language Equity Practices on STEM Secondary Teacher Effectiveness and Retention."
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Alice Villatoro with the Public Health Department received a $44,525 award from Columbia University
Alice Villatoro with the Public Health Department has received a $44,525 award from Columbia University (funds originated with the National Institutes of Health) to support her project "Leveraging Latinx Adolescents, Photovoice, and Longitudinal Data to Disentangle the Bidirectional Effects of Social Media and Mental Health."
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Yi Fang received $187,559 from DOCOMO Innovations, Inc.
Yi Fang with the Computer Science and Engineering Department has received a $187,559 award from DOCOMO Innovations, Inc. to support his project "Responsible AI Design and Implementation in Information Retrieval Systems."
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Alex Meyer received $68,713 from NIH
Alex Meyer with the Counseling Psychology Department has received a $68,713 award from NIH to support her project "An investigation of a parent/child psycho-social computerized intervention targeting the error-related negativity in young children".
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Laura Nichols received $20,000 from Ithaka S+R
Laura Nichols with the Sociology Department has received a $20,000 award from Ithaka S+R to support her project "Using Data and Local Partnerships to Increase the Enrollment and Success of Low-Income Transfer Students at ATIs".
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Lynette Parker received $60,000 from the Step Forward Foundation
Lynette Parker with the School of Law's Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center has received a $60,000 award from Step Forward Foundation.
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Ray Li received $174,332 from the National Science Foundation
Ray Li with the Mathematics and Computer Science Department has received a $174,332 award from the National Science Foundation to support his project "CRII: AF: RUI: New Frontiers in Fundamental Error-Correcting Codes".
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Deborah Moss-West received $32,121 from The State Bar of California Equal Access Fund
Deborah Moss-West with the Law School's Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center has received a $32,121 award from the State Bar of California's Equal Access Fund. These funds will allow the Law Center to continue to provide free legal services to low-income people.
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Deborah Moss-West received $97,082 from The State Bar of California
Deborah Moss-West with the School of Law's Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center has received a $97,082 award from The State Bar of California. These funds will allow the Law Center's to continue providing free legal services for low-income people.
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Justen Whittall received $253,373 from U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Justen Whittall with the Biology Department has received a $253,373 award from U.S. Fish and Wildlife to support his project "Ensuring Dudleya setchellii lives forever: Genetic diversity, pollination, seed dispersal, metapopulation dynamics, and propagation of the federally endangered Santa Clara Valley dudleya".
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Anoosheh Heidarzadeh received $19,344 from Texas A&M
Anoosheh Heidarzadeh with the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department has received a $19,344 award from Texas A&M (funds originated with the National Science Foundation) to support his project "Numerically Stable Large-Scale Coded Distributed Computing".
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Janice Thornburg received $1,249,891 from the Lilly Foundation
Janice Thornburg with the Graduate Programs in Pastoral Ministries has received a $1,249,891 award from the Lilly Foundation to support the Institute for Parish Renewal - A Thriving Congregations Initiative Program.
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Yuhong Liu, Yi Fang, and Hohyun Lee received $249,987 from NSF
Yuhong Liu and Yi Fang with the Computer Science and Engineering Department and Hohyun Lee with the Mechanical Engineering Department have received a $249,987 award from the National Science Foundation.
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Sharon Hsiao received $103,759 from Arizona State University
Sharon Hsiao with the Computer Science and Engineering Department has received a $103,759 subaward from Arizona State University.
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Lynette Parker received $47,448 from Catholic Charities
Lynette Parker with the Katharine & George Alexander Community Law Center has received a $47,448 grant from Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County.
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Prashanth Asuri received $99,880 from the National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals
Prashanth Asuri with the Bioengineering Department has received a $99,880 award from NIIMBL Physical to support his project "NIIMBLeXperience @ SCU".
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Nadia Nasr received $30,000 from the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland
Nadia Nasr with the Archives & Special Collection in The Harrington Learning Commons has received a $30,000 award from the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland (funds originated with Hilton Foundation).
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On Shun Pak received $232,000 from the National Science Foundation
On Shun Pak with the Mechanical Engineering Department has received a $232,000 award from the National Science Foundation to support his project "Collaborative Research: Unlocking the Potential of Active Lipid Vesicles for Directed Delivery and Controlled Release of Therapeutic Payloads".
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Amelia Fuller received $330,000 from the National Science Foundation
Amelia Fuller with the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department has received a $330,000 award from NSF to support her project "Developing predictive guidelines to stabilize gold nanoparticles with peptoids".
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Sean Choi received $174,178 from the National Science Foundation
Sean Choi with the Computer Science and Engineering Department has received a $174,178 award from the National Science Foundation to support his project "System for Deploying Ultra Low-Latency Machine Learning Applications on Programmable Networks".
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Amy Lueck received $6,200 from the Conference on College Composition & Communication
Amy Lueck with the English Department has received a $6,200 award from the Conference on College Composition & Communication to support her project "Know History, Know Self: Activating Cultural Knowledge at the Nexus of Ancestral Homelands and Colonial Academic Spaces".
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Molly King received $242,570 from the National Science Foundation
Molly King with the Sociology Department has received a $242,570 award from the National Science Foundation to support her project "Gender Differences in Co-authorship across a Global Landscape: The Role of Network Structure in Men's and Women's Scientific Productivity".
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Betty Young received $30,944 from Stanford University
Betty Young with the Physics Department has received a $30,944 award from Stanford University. These funds will continue to support her ongoing physics research (quantum sensors and devices) in collaboration with Dr. Noah Kurinsky (SLAC PI) and her SCU undergraduates.
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On Shun Pak received $110,000 from the American Chemical Society
On Shun Pak with the Mechanical Engineering Department has received a $110,000 award from the American Chemical Society to support his project "Dynamics of drops with complex interfaces under electric fields".
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Vivian Tamkin received $10,000 from UCLA
Vivian Tamkin with the Counseling Psychology Department has received a $10,000 award from UCLA to support her project "Here is How I 'Show Up' for you Baby: A Community-Engaged Exploration of Reflective Functioning in African American/Black Mothers".
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Bryson White received $10,000 from the Wabash Center
Bryson White with the Religious Studies Department has received a $10,000 award from the Wabash Center to support his project "In Search of Open Water: Black Men Jr. Scholars, Pedagogical Vulnerability, and the Pursuit of a More Excellent Way".
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Jun Wang received $249,829 from the National Science Foundation
Jun Wang with the Mechanical Engineering Department has received a $249,829 award from the National Science Foundation. These funds will support his project "Collaborative Research: Data-Driven Inverse Design of Additively Manufacturable Aperiodic Architected Cellular Materials".
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Iris Stewart-Frey received a $24,000 subaward from the Windward Foundation
Iris Stewart-Frey with the Environmental Studies and Sciences Department has received a $24,000 subaward from the Windward Foundation. These funds will support her project "A Data-drive Approach to Increasing Access to Safe Water in Central Valley's Nitrate Risk Zones".
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Julie Rubio received a $110,000 subaward from University of Notre Dame
Julie Rubio with the Jesuit School of Theology has received a $110,000 subaward from University of Notre Dame to support her project "Haciendo Caminos: Theological Education for New Generations of U.S. Latino/a Catholics".
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Joseph Morris received a $110,000 subaward from University of Notre Dame
Joseph Morris with the Religious Studies Department has received a $110,000 subaward from University of Notre Dame to support his project "Haciendo Caminos: Theological Education for New Generations of U.S. Latino/a Catholics".
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Maryam Khanbaghi received a CAREER award from the National Science Foundation
Maryam Khanbaghi with the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department has received a CAREER award from the National Science Foundation. The award in the amount of $516,999 will support her project "CAREER: Hierarchical Robust Stochastic Control for a Flexible and Sustainable Power Supply".
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Chris Kitts received an additional $90,000 from Wyle Laboratories, Inc
Chris Kitts with the Mechanical Engineering Department has received an additional award in the amount of $90,000 from Wyle Laboratories, Inc. Total funds to date that have been awarded are $1,014,200. These additional funds will support his ongoing project "NASA Solar Sail".
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Yi Fang received $160,000 from DOCOMO Innovations, Inc.
Yi Fang with the Computer Science and Engineering Department has received $160,000 from DOCOMO Innovations, Inc.