Seed Grant Recipients
2020
Jennifer Eberhardt
Psychology
"What Do You Mean by That?”: Agentic Feedback as a Way to Bolster Teacher Beliefs in Black Student Potential
Michael Frank
Psychology
Using an online platform to measure early language in children from diverse families
Duana Fullwiley
Anthropology
An Anthropology of Environmentalism, Science, and New Vulnerabilities to Ethnic Conflict in West Africa
Matthew Gentzkow
Economics
The Impact of Digital Advertising in the 2020 Election: Experimental Evidence from Facebook
Miyako Inoue
Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Co-Director, Center for Global Ethnography
Affect and the Politics of Emoji
James Holland Jones
Earth Sciences
Developing Models to Improve Public-health Interventions at the Time of the SARS-CoV2 Virus Epidemic
2019
Patricia Bromley
Education, PACS, Seed Grant
Reformism: The Causes and Consequences of National Education Reform Worldwide, 1970-2016
Saad Gulzar
Political Science, Seed Grant
Poverty and Hate: The Causal Effect of Economic Distress on Xenophobia
Lochlann Jain
Anthropology, Seed Grant
The Long Fortuitous Rise and Quick Descent of Heptavax-B (1960-1985)
Clayton Nall
Political Science, Seed Grant
Where Interests Trump Ideology: Addressing Suburban Liberals' Support for Exclusionary Local Housing Policies
Krish Seetah
Anthropology, Seed Grant
Integrating Archaeo-Historic, Climatic, and Genomic Data for Comparative Malaria Modeling
2018
Lisa Blaydes
Political Science, Freeman Spogli Institute
Political, Economic, and Social Change on the Arabian Penninsula: A Longitudinal Study of GCC Citizens.
Shanto Iyengar
William Robertson Coe Professor, Professor of Communication and Senior Fellow, by courtesy, at the Hoover Institution, Co-PI of the American National Election Studies
The American National Election Studies
Francisco Ramirez
Graduate School of Education, Sociology
Diversifying the American Higher Education System.
Paul Sniderman
Political Science
The Pseudo-Democrat: The Legitimation of Extreme Belief in American Politics
Mitchell Stevens
Graduate School of Education, Sociology
A Distributed Program for Studying College Pathways.
2017
Vicky Fouka
Political Science
The Role of History and Family Experience in Shaping Xenophobic Attitudes
Shanto Iyengar
Political Science
Divided we Stand: Partisan Media, Selective Exposure, and Political Polarization
2016
Andrew Hall
Political Science
Interactive Visualizations of Political Information in Large Datasets of Text
Krish Seetah
Anthropology
Improving Malaria 'Early Warning' Predictive Materials: A Proof-of-Concept Using Archaeohistoric and Climate Data
2015
Optimizing Network Referrals to Identify and Recruit Creditworthy Entrepreneurs
Jens Hainmueller
Faculty Co-Director, Immigration Policy Lab, Department of Political Science
Email: jhain@stanford.edu
Immigration and Integration Policy: Causal Inference and the Evaluation of Deferred Action for Parental Accountability (DAPA)
Cultural Neuroscience of Trust: The Role of Emotion
David Laitin
Faculty Co-Director, Immigration Policy Lab, Department of Political Science
Email: dlaitin@stanford.edu
Immigration and Integration Policy: Causal Inference and the Evaluation of Deferred Action for Parental Accountability (DAPA)
Mitchell Stevens
Education, RA Internship
A Fund for Scientific Research through Online Learning Environments
Cultural Neuroscience of Trust: The Role of Emotion
The Archaeology of Transpacific Migration: Wuyi Qiaoxiang Archaeology Project, Guangdong, China
2014
Corey Fields
Sociology
Playing the Field, Desperately Looking, or Permanent Singleton: Exploring Explanations for Singleness
Paolo Parigi
Sociology
Toward an Applied Social Science: A Proposal for a Collaboration Between Sociology and Civil and Environmental Engineering
Cristobal Young
Sociology
Millionaire Migration and the Demography of the Elite: Implications for American Tax Policy
2013
Rebecca Bird
Anthropology
An indigenous food web for the Western Desert of Australia: integrating social and ecological sciences for biodiversity conservation
Aliya Saperstein
Sociology
Surveying the Surveyors: Trends in measurement and knowledge production in U.S. social surveys
Kabir Tambar
Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Co-Director, Center for Global Ethnography
he Polemics of Humanity: Civil Disobedience and Political Disidentification in Turkey
2012
Nicholas Bloom
William Eberle Professor of Economics, CPI, RDC
“Does Working from Home Work? Evidence from a Corporate Experiment”
Angela Garcia
Anthropology
Gifts of the Spirit, Technologies of the State: Addiction, Regulation and Care among Pentecostal-charismatics in Mexico City, Mexico
2011
Walter Powell
School of Education
Rewarding Performance That Is Hard to Measure: The Diffusion and Impact of Metrics and Evaluation in the Nonprofit Sector
Xueguang Zhou
Sociology
Elite Mobility and the Intra-organizational Relationship in the Chinese Bureaucratic State
2010
Tanya Luhrmann
Anthropology
Comparative Study of Hallucinatory Phenomena in Psychosis in the United States and India
2009
Giacomo DeGiorgi
Economics
"Climate Change: the Effects of Changes in Uncertainty on Consumption, Savings and Investment"
Luigi Pistaferri
Economics, CPI
"Climate Change: the Effects of Changes in Uncertainty on Consumption, Savings and Investment"
2008
Melissa Brown
Anthropology
Chinese Marriage Forms, Son Preferences, and Sex Ratios: Combining Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches to a Major Demographic and Cultural Problem
Alberto Diaz-Cayeros
Political Science
The Geographic Distribution of Income and Political Preferences
Marcus Feldman
Biology
Chinese Marriage Forms, Son Preferences, and Sex Ratios: Combining Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches to a Major Demographic and Cultural Problem
Petra Moser
Economics
Regulation in Financial Markets: Evidence from Specialists' Willingness to Pay for NYSE Seats - 1883 to 1978
Rob Reich
Political Science
Support for the Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society proposal to the Hewlett Foundation
