New Grants Expand Humanities Research
 
The new Humanities Impact Grants program, funded by the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation, is supporting two projects in 2021.
 

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Where Land Meets Water
 
The dynamic uncertainty of the floodplain requires human ingenuity based on science and design. With climate change, the challenge is now urgent.
 

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Jamie Vanucchi; Junchi Fang; Elizabeth Nelson
 
Moonlighting Proteins
 
Brianna Johnson ’21 studies the multifunctional protein AroK and its effects on antibiotic resistance in pathogenic bacteria.
 

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Provided; Elizabeth Nelson
 
Your Success Is Our Success
 
Supporting an inclusive research ecosystem at Cornell, Research Development helps faculty win the funding needed to make life-changing discoveries.
 

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Jesse Winter; Elizabeth Nelson
 
Got Data?
 
Benjamin Lehman ’21 helps dairy farmers reduce costs and their environmental footprint by maximizing homegrown corn yields.
 

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Provided: Wolfgang Hasselmann
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