Recent Faculty Accolades
Brandeis faculty regularly receive competitive national fellowships and grants to support their scholarship and teaching. Fellowships and grants awarded to Brandeis faculty in the current year are listed below, or you can view previous years of received grants or fellowships.
Current Brandeis faculty can also review sample proposals from their colleagues to help with their own proposals.
Division of Humanities
Yuri Doolan, ACLS Fellowship for America’s Comfort Women: Legacies of Military Prostitution in Cold War Asia and the Pacific
Lynn Kaye, Fellowship for Power and the People: Lay People’s Voices in Ancient Jewish Adjudication
Division of Science
Kaushik Ragunathan, Grant for Deciphering the Role of HP1 Associated Chromatin Complexes in Epigenetic Inheritance
Gabriella Sciolla, Grant for U.S. ATLAS HL-LHC Upgrade Project for FY23, WBS 6.11.02.02 Strip Installation & Integration
Grants Received:
- Shantanu Jadhav, Role of Physiological Patterns in Hippocampal-Prefrontal Interactions
- Michael Rosbash, Addressing Protein Synthesis Regulation within Small Numbers of Discrete Neurons
- Sebastian Kadener, Uncovering the Origin and Mechanisms of Ultradian Rhythms in the Drosophila Brain and Systematic and Mechanistic Assessment of the Roles of circRNAs in Alzheimer's Disease
- Avital Rodal, Abberior 3D-STED Microscope for Super-Resolution Imaging
- Isaac Krauss, A 400 MHz NMR Spectrometer and Mannosidase-Stabilized Glycan Immunogens for Elicitation of High Mannose Patch Antibodies
Kaushik Ragunathan, Grant for URoL: Epigenetics 2: Robustness and Adaptability of the Dynamic Epigenome: A Multiscale Approach
Albion Lawrence, Pivot Fellowship for Higher-order statistics of geostrophic turbulence and internal waves
Division of Social Sciences
Grant: Charles Golden, Archaeological Research and Conservation in the Usumacinta River Valley of Chiapas and Guatemala
Jon Anjaria, Fellowship of Higher Education for Sustainable Transportation and Active Travel in South Korea