Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)
SSHRC Insight Development Grants, 2025
- Muhammad Azim, School of Accounting & Finance, Government Sensitivity to Negative Tax News in Procurement
- Hilary Bergsieker, Psychology, identifying illusory indirect effects and indexing individual-level variation in mediation analysis
- Ana Ferrer, Economics, Outcomes of youth attending the Future Launch Program
- Colin Hastings, Sociology & Legal Studies, Mobility Data for Public Health? An Institutional Ethnography of the Promises (and Perils) of Emerging Surveillance
- Wenquian Hu, School of Accounting & Finance, A Tipping Point? The Effect of Tipping on Employee Motivation
- Christine Logel, Renison University College, A psychological approach to understanding barriers to affirmative consent communication
- Reina Neufeldt, Conrad Grebel University College, Desegregating Peace: Interracial Peace and 20th Century Peace and Conflict Studies
- Kim Hong Nguyen, Communication Arts, Resisting Chemical Futures in the Waterloo Region: A Curatorial Project
- Nicole Nolette, French Studies, Cinquante ans de recherches théâtrales au Québec sous le prisme de la SQET
- Clemens Possnig, Economics, Strategic Algorithms: Impacts on the Economy
- Andrea Quinlan, Sociology & Legal Studies, Technology-facilitated Sexual Violence in Canadian Sport
- Uzma Rehman, Psychology, The emotional blueprint: How early home environments shape gendered avoidance of anger and sadness
- Brianna Wiens, English Language & Literature, Reactionary Rhetorics: Mapping Digitally Mediated Rhetorics of Gendered Violence
- Mingyue Zhang, School of Accounting & Finance, Business Combinations, Innovation, and the Valuation of Intangible Assets
SSHRC Insight Grants, 2025
- Wendi Adair, Psychology, Understanding diversity cues and buffering social identity threat to improve representation, collaboration, and climate in Canada’s diverse workplace
- Hilary Bergsieker, Psychology, Responsive social support for lived experiences of racism
- Douglas Brown, Psychology, Mitigating Abusive Supervision by Enhancing Self-Control: An Examination of Four Processes
- Frances (Frankie) Condon, English Language & Literature, House of the Hangman
- Robert Danish, Communication Arts, Primal Communication: What Rhetoric Can Learn from Mycelium, Mammals, and Machines
- Jonathon Andrew Deman, St. Jerome’s University, Sequential Scholars
- Lai-Tze Fan, Sociology & Legal Studies, Interdisciplinary Approaches toward Responsible Facial Recognition AI: Developing Technical, Ethical, and Regulatory Recommendations for Policymaking in Canada
- Greta Kroeker, History, The Artemisia Project: Rape in Early Modern Europe
- Ian Milligan, History, Digital Terror: The September 11th, 2001 Attacks Online
- Mingyue Zhang & Sasan Saiy, School of Accounting & Finance, Human Capital Investment in Financially Distressed Firms
SSHRC Connection Grants, 2025
- Lai-Tze Fan, Sociology & Legal Studies, The Electronic Literature Organization @25 International Conference
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
NSERC Discovery, 2025
- Derek Koehler, Psychology, Click: Sense-making processes underlying inferential reasoning and decision-making
- Evan Risko, Psychology, Basic Processes in the Monitoring and Control of Cognition
NSERC Discovery Awards and Early Career Research Supplements, 2025
- Neil Hester, Psychology, Dynamic Interactive Models of Social Categorization: Generalizing Beyond Faces
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)
CIHR Project Grants, spring 2025
- Geoffrey Fong, Psychology, Evaluating and understanding tobacco and nicotine products among youth and adults in Canada