Decriminalizing the Poor – The Effects of Abolishing Cash Bail
Decriminalizing the Poor – The Effects of Abolishing Cash Bail
Research Projects
NOMIS research grants enable scientists to spearhead pioneering research to answer bold questions and advance yet unexplored approaches across scientific and academic disciplines. We award research grants to investigators with an excellent track record in leading groundbreaking, high-risk basic research.
SEARCH RESULTS
Using Social AI to Modify Collective Behavior in Realistic Networks
Yale University
Leonardo’s Intellectual Cosmos
Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
Diversity in Social Environments (DISE)
Munich Center for Neurosciences
Converting Geospatial Observations into Socioeconomic Data
WU Institute for Macroeconomics
On the Move: Prehistoric Mobility and the Spread of Agriculture in Eurasia
Columbia University – The Italian Academy
Harnessing Physiological Health to Treat Disease
Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Exploring the Locales of Cognitive Decline: Cellular and Molecular 3D Atlases of Brain Pathology in Aging and in Neurodegeneration
University of Zurich
Harnessing Big Data to Improve Children’s Mental Health Treatment
Princeton University
Using Triangulation to Characterize the Neurocomputational Basis of Simple Choice
California Institute of Technology
New NOMIS projects
Decriminalizing the Poor – The Effects of Abolishing Cash Bail
Decriminalizing the Poor – The Effects of Abolishing Cash Bail
Using Social AI to Modify Collective Behavior in Realistic Networks
Yale University
Leonardo’s Intellectual Cosmos
Max Planck Institute for the History of Science