Funding
The AI & Society Lab is grateful to have received funding over the years from the National Science Foudnation (NSF), the Defense Advance Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the MacArthur Foundation, the Ford Foundation, the Mozilla Foundation, the Knight Foundation, the Data & Society Research Institute, the Center on Media, Technology and Democracy at the University of Pennsylvania, and the Kim Institute for Ethical Inquiry and Leadership at Haverford College. Haverford College also provides core funding, space, and equipment for the lab.
2025
III: Medium: Collaborative Research: Evaluating and Maximizing Fairness in Information Flow on Networks
NSF IIS-1955321 (2020 - 2025). $995,908. (Haverford portion: 128,670)
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2025
2023
TA2+TA3: Discovering Reactions and Uncovering Mechanisms of Hybrid Organohalide Perovskite Formation
DARPA Synergistic Discovery and Design (SD2) (2018 - 2023). $3,604,943.
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2023
2021
Responsible Problem Solving: Focusing on the societal consequences of design choices in data structures and algorithms
Mozilla Responsible Computer Science Challenge (2019 - 2021). $150,000 (Haverford portion: 29,524).
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2021
2020
CDS&E: D3SC: The Dark Reaction Project: A machine-learning approach to exploring structural diversity in solid state synthesis
NSF DMR-1709351 (2017 - 2020). $645,288.
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2020
2019
BIGDATA: Collaborative Research: F: Algorithmic Fairness: A Systemic and Foundational Treatment of Nondiscriminatory Data Mining
NSF IIS-1633387 (2016 - 2019). $953,432 (Haverford portion: 172,742)
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2019
2016
Preventing Discrimination in Machine Learning: from theory to law and policy
Data and Society Research Institute Fellow (2015 - 2016). $10,000
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2016
Could your data discriminate?
Knight News Challenge Prototype Fund (2016). $35,000
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2016
The Dark Reaction Project: a machine learning approach to materials discovery
NSF DMR-1307801 (2013 - 2016). $299,998.
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2016