Division of Research and Economic Development News
Dr. Rajendra Pangeni’s project, titled “Identifying Epigenetic Determinants of Gulf War Illness Using Plasma Cell-Free DNA”, is funded by the Presidential Faculty Research and Development Grant (PFRDG) at NSU.
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Melanie Bauer M.A., is the Grant Writing Manager who staffs the Grant Writing Laboratory (“Grant Lab” for short), which is housed within the Division of Research (DoR).
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Dr. Grace Telesco’s project, titled “The Use of Sociodrama on Attitudes Related to Bullying among At-Risk Youth”, is funded by the Quality of Life Grant (QOL) at NSU.
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Peter Gannett, Ph.D., Professor and Associate Dean of Research for the Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy, along with Co-PIs from the NSU College of Dental Medicine and Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine received a $1.5 million NIH Undergraduate Research Training Initiative for Student Enhancement (U-RISE) grant.
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Dr. Dimitrios Giarikos, Dr. Amy Hirons, and Dr. Jose Lopez were awarded a $535K FDEP grant with the project titled, “Heavy Metal Implications to Sediment Microbiome and Coral Reef Community”.
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The overarching goal of this community-engaged project is to improve mental health outcomes on campus by increasing the mental health literacy of students and the faculty and staff that interact and support students.
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In our proposed research, we seek to investigate the enabling role of environmental change for entrepreneurial pursuits, particularly digital startups. We aim to develop empirically validated theory focused on environmental change by COVID-19 and digital entrepreneurship.
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Teachers, especially early childhood educators, have always been in a very stressful job and teachers are not paid like they should. So, there’s a lot of turnover rates in general, but with COVID burn out rates and stress increases, teachers needed even more support. So, all of those things together are how this project came to be.
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The Halmos College of Arts and Sciences accepted $3.8 Million in Federal funding from 2023 Appropriations bills for Coral Reef Research. The (big) check was delivered by Congresswoman Debby Wasserman Schultz, Florida’s 25th congressional district, at the Guy Harvey Oceanographic Center and will be used to protect the Florida coastlines and marine life through coral reef protection, researching solutions for […]
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Serena Smith is an Adult Services Librarian in the Alvin Sherman Library’s Research and Information Technology Center. She received a $5,000 grant from the Cornelia T. Bailey (CTB) Foundation to support writing workshops for adults at the library. Tell me about your recent grant-funded project. This funding allows me to bring various topics to aspiring writers. Aspiring writers seek […]
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