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City SEEDs Awards
The purpose of the City SEED grants program is to provide internal funding for the initial stages of new interdisciplinary and collaborative work that will
  1. generate data to facilitate the development of external grant applications to government agencies or private foundations by the investigators (either together or independently), or

  2. facilitate the development of new and novel directions of creative work and scholarship that will enhance the national and international reputation of CCNY
The following projects have been funded by the City SEED program.  Click the project title to view a presentation by the Principal Investigators midway through the project's implementation.

ROUND 1 - 2011 PROJECTS

David Lohman (Biology) and Marina Fernando (Sociology)
Collaboration and Encounter: Hans Richter and The Institute of Film Techniques at The CCNY
David Davidson (Media & Communication Arts) and Paul Kozel (Music)
George Wolberg (Computer Science) and Annette Weintraub (Art)
Maria Tamargo (Chemistry) and Swapan Gayen (Physics)
Identifying Life: Putting Climate Change into Context
Amy Berkov (Biology), Gregory Borman (Secondary Education), and Yael Wyner (Secondary Education)
Improving biodiversity prediction through novel uses of remote sensing data sets
Ana Carnaval (Biology), Charles Vörösmarty (Civil Engineering) and Kyle McDonald (Earth & Atmospheric Sciences)
Jerry Carlson (Media & Communication Arts) and Alessandra Benedicty (CWE Interdisciplinary Studies)
Sanna Goyert (Microbiology & Immunology) and Mitchell Schaffler (Biomedical Engineering)
Denise Hien (Psychology), Eric Fertuck (Psychology), Lesia Ruglass (Psychology), Robert Melara (Psychology), Marina Fernando (Sociology)
Zhigang Zhu (Computer Science), Tony Ro (Psychology) and YingLi Tian (Electrical Engineering)

ROUND 2 - 2012 PROJECTS
Eric Fertuck (Psychology), Jay Edelman (Biology) and Robert Melara (Psychology)
Building Bridges: Indigenous Media
Campbell Dalglish (Media and Communications Arts), and Irina Carlota Silber (Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences) 
Communicating Climate Change at the Poles through Data Visualizations and Polar Sounds
Marco Tedesco (Earth and Atmospheric Science), Ina Saltz (Art), Ethan Ham (Art) and Jonathan Perl (Music)
Daylight Reuse for Improving Energy Efficiency in Existing Buildings
Nicholas Madamopoulos (Electrical Engineering), Christian Volkmann Architecture), Jorgé González (Mechanical Engineering) and Kevin Foster (Economics and Business) 
Designing Cyberinfrastructure to Facilitate Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration in the Geosciences
Michael Grossberg (Computer Science), Maria Binz-Scharf (Economics and Business), Karin Block (Earth and Atmospheric Science) and Irina Gladkova (Computer Science)
Enhancing Mathematics Learning by Fusion of Multisensory Information for Children with Visual Impairments
YingLi Tian (Electrical Engineering), Ilona Kretzschmar (Chemical Engineering) and Despina Stylianou (Secondary Education)
Inferring Synaptic Plasticity form the Activity of Neuronal Ensembles in the Developing Auditory System
Asohan Amarasingham (Mathematics) and Adrián Rodriguez-Contreras (Biology)
Molecular Beam Epitaxy of Topological Insulators and Heterostructures
Lia Krusin-Elbaum (Physics) and Aldong Shen (Electrical Engineering)
Nanoliter NMR Spectroscopy of Fluids Using Chip-Integrated Photonic Microresonators
Carlos Meriles (Physics) and Sang-Woo Seo (Electrical Engineering)
Virus Interactions in Geobiological Systems
Karin Block (Earth and Atmospheric Science), Jeffrey Steiner (Earth and Atmospheric Science), Paul Gottlieb (Microbiology and Immunology) and Al Katz (Physics)
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