Grants

Society significantly benefits from scientific research, but it wouldn’t be possible without generous contributions from public and private sources.

This page is a testament to that support. With it, Northeastern’s College of Science has cultivated a dynamic landscape of research activity. Through a culture that emphasizes entrepreneurship, our exceptional faculty, staff, and student researchers are able to maximize the impact of their work.

The grants listed below are a preview of the science and scientists of tomorrow, who probe single cells, the outer limit of particle physics, and everything in between.

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  • 01/08/2025

    Alexander Ivanov

    Sponsor: NIH, NIGMS
    Next-generation nanoflow LC column technology to enable high sensitivity proteomics of limited samples.  Deep proteomic profiling of scarce biological and clinical samples is still a major challenge since no amplification techniques are available for proteins and proteoforms, and current state-of-the-art proteomic techniques based on conventional chromatography columns coupled with mass spectrometry provide suboptimal performance and […]
  • 12/05/2024

    Toyoko Orimoto

    Sponsor: Heising-Simons Foundation
    Addressing the challenges faced by mid-career physics women in collaborations This grant supports the organization of Mid-Act 2024 – a workshop that addresses the unique challenges faced by mid-career women physicists in large collaborations and subfields in particle physics, nuclear physics, and astronomy.
  • 11/17/2024

    Yizhi You

    Sponsor: NSF
    NSF CAREER Award: Emergent Phases: Fracton, Symmetry, and Decoherence Northeastern University physics assistant professor Yizhi You has been honored with the NSF CAREER award for her groundbreaking work in quantum science. The prestigious Faculty Early Career Development award comes with $600,000 in funding to support her research on the impact of symmetry and decoherence in […]
  • 09/12/2024

    Zhenyu Tian

    Sponsor: NSF
    ReTIRE: Research on Transformations, Implications, and Risks of End-of-life tires In this project, the investigators study the environmental transformation, fate, and impact of end-of-life tire with advanced analytical methods. The results will help us understand the risk of current tire reuse practices (e.g., crumb rubber in artificial turf) and inform better waste management and product […]
  • 09/12/2024

    Hai-Ping Cheng

    Sponsor: National Science Foundation
    Center for Coatings Research The Center for Coatings Research (CCR) has continued to make progress towards the development of low thermal noise coatings that will enable the next generation of gravitational wave detectors in the US, Cosmic Explorer (CE). The CCR combines efforts from nine US institutions, integrating coating deposition, characterization of atomic structure and […]
  • 09/12/2024

    Hai-Ping Cheng

    Sponsor: DOE
    EFRC: Molecular magnetic quantum materials The Center for Molecular Magnetic Quantum Materials (M2QM) provides a unique integration of advanced theory, innovative experiment, and expert chemical synthesis to design, probe, and control the quantum degrees of freedom of electron spins at the scale of molecules. Molecular spins, also known as molecular magnets, offer the potential of […]
  • 09/12/2024

    Dave DeSteno

    Sponsor: Templeton Foundation
    Supplement for How God Works (Seasons 3-8) This grant is a supplement to a previous grant which funds my PRX Podcast “How God Works: The Science Behind Spirituality.” This supplement will cover an additional year of production.
  • 09/12/2024

    Michele Di Pierro

    Sponsor: NSF
    A Computational Approach to Study the Structural Ensembles of Genes Genomes fold into distinct architectures that reflect both the cell’s phase and type, with the spatial organization of genes playing a crucial role in facilitating physical interactions among genetic regulatory elements. These interactions are essential for gene regulation within organisms and tissues. This project aims […]
  • 09/12/2024

    Brennan Klein

    Sponsor: RWJF (Robert Wood Johnson)
    From Searchlights to Floodlights: Expanding the Scope and Impact of Criminal Municipal Court Data Criminal municipal courts in the US are standalone courts that operate under the purview of municipalities and cities, as opposed to state judiciaries. They are largely thought to be the “lowest” tier of the criminal legal system, usually processing misdemeanors or […]
  • 09/12/2024

    Gabriela Garcia

    Sponsor: The Nature Conservancy
    “TNC-NU Mill River Human Dimensions” The investigators study the long-term social and ecological outcomes of a local dam removal project implemented as an early nature-based solution. By synthesizing long-term ecological data and interviews with project partners and impacted communities, the results will shed important light on the synergies and tradeoffs between the human and natural […]
  • 09/12/2024

    Hannah Sayre

    Sponsor: ACS
    Efficient C−N Cross Coupling with Supramolecular Photosensitizers Photocatalyzed C−N cross coupling creates pharmaceutical and agricultural chemicals using the energy of light. This project aims to improve the efficiency of photocatalyzed C−N cross coupling by enhancing light absorption and exploiting reaction mechanisms.
  • 09/12/2024

    Erin Cram

    Sponsor: NSF
    NSF-BSF: Molecular and biophysical mechanisms underlying contractile valve assembly and function Many of the organs in our body are built of tubes. They include the digestive, reproductive, and cardiovascular systems. Critical components of these tubular systems are contractile valves and sphincters that regulate passage of solid or liquid contents between tissue compartments. Sphincters in large […]

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