To support the organization of an interdisciplinary, multi-stakeholder workshop assessing the governance, societal, and environmental impacts of deep-sea mining in the United States, with a focus on Hawaii

To study how societal considerations can be integrated into the early stages of energy technology research and development processes

To support the training of early career researchers in the National Science Policy Network through a Science Policy Scholars-in-Residence (SPSR) program focused on environment and justice

To support the research and writing of The Slime Mold’s Guide to World Domination, to be published by Simon & Schuster

To support the research and writing of How to Build Something That Will Last Forever: NASA Voyager’s Epic Journey into the Cosmos, to be published by Random House

To support the development of a technical assistance project that aids higher education practitioners and policymakers in advancing equitable and diverse learning and research communities

To support the research and writing of The Needham Question: The Rise and Fall of Chinese Technology in History, to be published by Princeton University Press

To support the development of an Open Source AI Definition supported by a diverse set of stakeholders

To support a CURIOSS workshop for community building amongst Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs)

To design and implement a platform to help research software engineers adopt best practices