Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)
SSHRC Insight Development Grants, 2024
- Kim De Laat, Stratford School, Hybrid work arrangements and cognitive labour: Implications for gender inequality at work and home.
- Galen Watts, Sociology & Legal Studies, Scripts, Boundaries, and Repertoires Across Canada's Diploma Divide: A Cultural-Sociological Study of Rural Working-Class Canadians.
- Kaishu Wu, School of Accounting and Finance, Cryptocurrency and tax avoidance.
- Daniel Kim, School of Accounting and Finance, Carbon emission and firms: Estimates from a Dynamic Model.
- Adam Ellis, Sociology and Legal Studies, Challenging Mainstream Narratives About the Canadian War on Drugs through the Urban Arts: Stories of Survivors.
- Laura Mae Lindo, Philosophy, Philosophy as Resistance: Imagining Black Youth Engagement in Philosophy.
- Heather Whiteside, Political Science, Canada Lands Company.
- James Kim, St. Jerome's University, Modern Man-ifestations: An Interdisciplinary Mixed-Methods Investigation of Misogyny and Gender-Based Violence.
- Shana MacDonald, Communication Arts, Exploring The Visual Culture of Misogyny Across Material and Digital Archives
- Nicolas Hebbinckuys, French Studies, Examiner la fabrique "d'une" Histoire de la Nouvelle-France : le cas Marc Lescarbot
SSHRC Insight Grants, 2024
- Philip Boyle, Sociology & Legal Studies, Infrastructures of Vulnerability: Governing Critical Systems.
- Dillon Browne, Psychology, "We Belong": Exploring Patterns and Predictors of Belonging and Well-being with the Youth Impact Survey.
- Stephanie Denison, Psychology, Children's reasoning about variable social and physical causes.
- Fraser Easton, English Language & Literature, Cross-dressing in the news: social practice and generic constraint in the Times, 1785-1884.
- Jean Guillaume Forand, Economics, The Political Power of Public Sector Voters.
- Dan Gorman, History, Freedom of Expression and PEN International, 1921-1970.
- Derek Stacey, Economics, Frictional and Speculative Vacancies: The Effects of an Empty Homes Tax.
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
NSERC Discovery Horizons (2024)
- Randy Harris, English Language and Literature and Chrysanne DiMarco, English Language and Literature, Rhetorical figures for human-like inductive biased language models
NSERC Discovery (2024)
- James Danckert, Psychology, Boredom, agency and interoception: Behavioural, psychophysical, and EEG investigations.
- Roxane Itier, Psychology, Temporal dynamics of neural face perception and social cognition
NSERC Discovery Awards and Early Career Research Supplements (2024)
- Clara Colombatto, Psychology, Perceptual Mechanisms of Mental State Representation
- Cayley MacArthur, Stratford School, Developing Inclusive Virtual Reality Technologies Using Human-Centered and Equitable Measures and Methodologies