A sampling of recently funded proposals include:

• Ryo Morimoto – enhancement of ANT446/EN364: Nuclear Things and Toxic Colonization 

  

• Sigrid Adriaenssens and Rebecca Lazier – Development of Atelier course “The Understor(e)y: Suspension, Movement, Space.” (collaboration with dance, visual art, engineering and sound art) 
• Ruha Benjamin – Development of course: Black Mirror: Race, Technology, and Justice
• V Mitch McEwen -  Hosting the Princeton Summer RAW Workshop (Robotic Architecture)
• Jeff Snyder – Development of new electronic instruments for the Princeton Laptop Orchestra (PLOrk).
• Caroline Cheung – Funding for a new course on “The Science of Roman History”
• Janet Kay - Funding and CST staff support for the course "Building Medieval Worlds"
• Branko Glisic and Michael Koortbojian – Enhancement of CEE 538 / ART 538 Holistic Analysis of Heritage Structures
• Alan Kaplan – Funding to integrate computer science independent work research with community engagement projects
• Forrest Meggers  - Funding for development and implementation of The Hydrodulus Demonstration: Cooling without Air Conditioning on the Princeton Campus.
• Soohyun Nam Liao – Graduate student stipends to develop biology-specific and collaborative self-paced precept materials for COS 126
• Mike Galvin - Funding for the undergrad SmallSat lab and program, including a spaceworthy solar panel and radio communications & GPS system.
• Michael Littman - Funding for the new laboratory equipment to support student hands-on projects.
• Joanna Wuest - Course-"Seminar in Political Theory: Science, Identity, and the Politics of Human Difference"
• Jason Puchalla - Funding for PHY108, Physics in the Life Sciences.
• Lamyaa El-Gabry - Energy Conservation Internship
• Elizabeth H. Margulis - Music Studies Book Collaboration
• Daniel Rubenstein - Mimicry in Art and Nature
• Jonathan M. Levine - Princeton Field Ecology Skills Course