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Welcome to the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research

The goal of the Office of Research is to promote outstanding research at the City University of New York, expanding and improving the research profile of the University in typical research areas such as the natural and social sciences and engineering, as well as the arts, education, and humanities.

The Office of Research is concerned with all aspects of research, innovation, scholarship, and creativity at CUNY colleges and in a number of multidisciplinary centers, institutes, and programs. The Office provides support to help faculty; leverage external funding, comply with federal and state regulations, partner with industry, establish collaborations across the university, and raise the profile of CUNY in the global research community.

New York Times (11/16/2009)

A Look at CUNY's focus on science initiatives, including the Advanced Science Research Center and Serving Science (the CUNY Science Café)
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The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research offers a number of resources for our faculty to enhance aspects of their careers...»

 

The Advanced Science Research Center is a multidisciplinary facility that will house 215,000 sq. feet...»
Podcast feat. ASRC: Listen Now

 

Serving Science brings some of CUNY's faculty to Kouzan Restaurant each month to discuss newsworthy scientific topics with a general audience...»

In this Issue, Vice Chancellor Small briefly discusses ARRA funding and new resources offered through the Research Office.  Latest Newsletter


 


Guatemala's History - Collisions Marked in Jade

Research recently published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters by Dr. Hannes Brueckner, Professor of Geology at Queens College, regarding a new analysis of jade found along the Motagua fault in Guatemala sheds light on the country's complex geologic history.  ... »

New Protein Could Pave Way for Artificial Blood...and it's Made from Scratch

Dr. Ronald Koder, Assistant Professor of Physics at City College, along with University of Pennsylvania professors Dr. Leslie Dutton and Dr. Christopher Moser, built a completely new type of protein that can transport oxygen, mimicking human neuroglobin, which carries oxygen to the brain and peripheral nervous system... »

               


Federal Stimulus Funding Opportunities

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act provides many opportunities for obtaining new research resources. Our office will be happy to provide guidance to assist faculty in submitting proposals; modifying and re-submitting earlier proposals that may now be more favorably received; and requesting supplements to existing awards.

NYS Governor Paterson announces Innovative Economy Matching Grants


On June 8, 2009, Governor David Paterson announced the Innovative Economy Matching Grants as part of his New Economy plan.  This program that will provide a 10% match for every stimulus dollar the federal government awards through competitive grants to research facilities in New York State.

New York will allocate $100 million over several years for this program which is expected to leverage one billion dollars in federal research funding. This program will help ensure that new research centers are built in New York which will position the state for future federal grants and private investment. 

A list of ARRA related funding opportunities that are eligible for 10% matching funds from NYS can be found HERE .

 
For a summary of some of the provisions to Federal Agencies, see The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act including important upcoming program deadlines.

(UPDATED: 2 October 2009)


Serving Science: the CUNY Science Café
Kouzan Japanese Restaurant

Speaker: Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky
Monday, Dec 7 2009, 6-7PM
Kouzan Restaurant
685 Amsterdam Avenue (UWS)

CUNY Nobel Science Challenge
Submission Deadline: Dec 7 2009
       

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The City University of New York
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research
535 East 80th Street
New York, New York 10075