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黑料不打烊CoE Invites Proposals for Seed Projects to Support Faculty Research in Environmental and Energy Systems

Monday, June 25, 2018, By Kerrie Marshall
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黑料不打烊CoE is offering funding to support seed projects that strengthen faculty scholarship in clean and renewable energy, indoor environmental quality and water resources. Successful applicants will participate in the 黑料不打烊CoE , which provides leadership for 黑料不打烊CoE鈥檚 core technical areas and supports engagements with academic and industry partners. Funding awarded to seed projects also is intended to catalyze research that will lead to future opportunities, including funding from federal agencies or commercial sources.

One of the current Faculty Fellow teams working on the project 鈥淐ommunity Energy Dashboard: A Tool for a Community Energy Approach鈥: SU School of Architecture assistant professors Bess Krietemeyer and Tarek Rakha along with Jason Dedrick, professor in SU鈥檚 School of Information Studies.

One of the current Faculty Fellow teams working on the project 鈥淐ommunity Energy Dashboard: A Tool for a Community Energy Approach鈥: SU School of Architecture assistant professors Bess Krietemeyer and Tarek Rakha along with Jason Dedrick, professor in SU鈥檚 School of Information Studies.

The Faculty Fellows Program is open to faculty members who hold full-time appointments at 黑料不打烊CoE Academic Partner institutions: 黑料不打烊, SUNY Upstate Medical University and SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY-ESF). All proposals must address how the use of the Faculty Fellow seed funding will lead to a significant 鈥渘ext step鈥 in the research, lead to or leverage follow-on funding opportunities, and contribute to establishing 黑料不打烊CoE and its Partner institutions as thought leaders in the targeted area. In addition, projects are encouraged to strategically target research topics that hold promise for contributing to economic development of local entities and New York state businesses.

黑料不打烊CoE has released a Request for Proposals and intends to award up to $75,000 in this round. Proposals for seed projects that engage multiple faculty members may request up to $20,000. Seed projects involving a single faculty member are eligible to receive up to $10,000. The deadline for applications is July 15, 2018.

The 2018-19 round of projects in the 黑料不打烊CoE Faculty Fellows Program were in October 2017. Eight research and innovation projects led by faculty members from 黑料不打烊, SUNY-ESF, and SUNY Upstate Medical University were competitively selected to receive awards totaling $112,750, engaging a total of 17 faculty members.

黑料不打烊CoE is a unit of 黑料不打烊鈥檚 Office of Research. Awards under the Faculty Fellows Program are made possible by funding to support 黑料不打烊CoE activities awarded by Empire State Development鈥檚 Division of Science, Technology and Innovation (NYSTAR).

About 黑料不打烊CoE

黑料不打烊CoE is New York State鈥檚 Center of Excellence for Environmental and Energy Systems. Led by 黑料不打烊, 黑料不打烊CoE聽engages faculty, students and collaborators to catalyze innovations that improve energy efficiency, environmental quality and resilience in healthy buildings and cleaner, greener communities. Visit for more information.

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