University · founded 1964
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
New York, United States · jjay.cuny.edu
- Citations, last 5 years
- 5 707
- Works, last 5 years
- 1 549
- h-index
- 191
- Scientists listed
- 0
- Grants since 2016
- 68
Grants received
2024–2026 · grant · Standard Grant
Lineup Fairness: Optimizing Filler Selection Strategies
Steven Penrod · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2024–2026 · grant · Continuing Grant
PFI-RP: Preventing Intimate Partner Violence Using Digital Technology: A Transdisciplinary Approach
Mangai Natarajan · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2024–2025 · grant · Standard Grant
HSI Implementation and Evaluation Project: Leveraging Social Psychology Interventions to Promote First Year STEM Persistence
Lissette Delgado-Cruzata · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2024–2026 · grant · Standard Grant
¿Quiénes son? Assessing Language Skills, Belonging, and Identity of Bilingual Students: Towards a Bilingual Education STEM Transfer Pipeline
Rosemary Barberet · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2024–2027 · grant · Standard Grant
Urban water governance, climate, and the environment
Ladawn Haglund · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2023–2027 · research · R16
Identification of critical cellular pathways triggered by mitomycins interstrand crosslinks
Elise Champeil · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2023–2026 · grant · Standard Grant
RUI: Molecular Alkali Metal Catalysts for Selective Reduction of Oxygen-Containing Functionalities
Guoqi Zhang · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2023–2027 · research · R16
Identification of critical cellular pathways triggered by mitomycins interstrand crosslinks
Elise Champeil · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2023–2027 · research · R16
Identification of critical cellular pathways triggered by mitomycins interstrand crosslinks
Elise Champeil · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2022–2025 · grant · Standard Grant
Collaborative Research: The Dynamics of Cross-Gender Interracial Interactions
Daryl Wout · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2022–2025 · grant · Standard Grant
HSI Pilot Project: Including others in the teaching and practice of STEM disciplines
Lissette Delgado-Cruzata · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2022–2026 · grant · Continuing Grant
Collaborative Research: Adolescent Development, Legal Comprehension, and Decision-Making Among Justice-Involved Youth
Deborah Koetzle · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2022–2024 · grant · Standard Grant
Factual guilt, perceived guilt, and race: How defense attorneys make plea recommendations in real-world circumstances
Steven Penrod · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2022–2025 · grant · Standard Grant
D-ISN/Collaborative Research: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Discovery, Analysis, and Disruption of Wildlife Trafficking Networks
Gohar Petrossian · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2021–2024 · grant · Continuing Grant
Collaborative Research: The Criminal Deportation Pipeline
David Brotherton · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2021–2023 · grant · SC3
Determination of P21 upstream signaling in the toxicity of MC and DMC DNA interstrand crosslinks (Student: Melissa Rosas)
Elise Champeil · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2021–2024 · grant · Standard Grant
Collaborative Research: The Impact of Covid-19 on Victimization Risk and Service Needs for Domestic Violence Victims and Survivors
Mangai Natarajan · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2021–2025 · grant · SC3
Control of Mitochondrial Function by SPFH Proteins in Pathogenic Yeast
Jason Malcolm Rauceo · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2021–2026 · grant · Continuing Grant
COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: Social Influence in Eyewitness Identification Procedures: Do Blind Administrator Behaviors Magnify the Effects of Suspect Bias?
Margaret Bull Kovera · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2021–2024 · grant · Standard Grant
HSI Planning Project: Development of an Early Attrition Predictive Model for STEM Majors at a Major Hispanic-Serving Institution
Anthony Carpi · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2021–2024 · research · R34
Development of a stage-specific adaptation of a self-stigma intervention for people recovering from a first episode of psychosis
Philip T Yanos · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2021–2025 · grant · SC3
Control of Mitochondrial Function by SPFH Proteins in Pathogenic Yeast
Jason Malcolm Rauceo · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2021–2024 · research · R34
Development of a stage-specific adaptation of a self-stigma intervention for people recovering from a first episode of psychosis
Philip T Yanos · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2021–2022 · research · LJAF
John Jay College Foundation, Inc.
John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by Arnold Ventures
2021–2025 · research · R34
Development of a stage-specific adaptation of a self-stigma intervention for people recovering from a first episode of psychosis
Philip T Yanos · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2021–2025 · grant · Standard Grant
CISE-MSI:RCBP-ED:SaTC: Cultivating and Developing Research Talent to Support Research in Cyber-Security
Shweta Jain · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2021–2025 · grant · SC3
Control of Mitochondrial Function by SPFH Proteins in Pathogenic Yeast
Jason Malcolm Rauceo · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2021–2023 · grant · Standard Grant
I-Corps: Digital Solution for Preventing Interpersonal Violence
Mangai Natarajan · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2021–2022 · grant · SC3
Determination of P21 downstream signaling in the toxicity of MC and DMC DNA interstrand crosslinks (Student: Kameza Harun)
Elise Champeil · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2021–2022 · grant · Standard Grant
CC* Planning: Undertaking a Process that will Create a Comprehensive Blueprint for Improving Cyber-Infrastructure at John Jay College, CUNY
Anthony Carpi · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2021–2023 · grant · SC3
Differences in RNA expression in response to MC and DMC stereoisomeric interstrandcrosslinks (Student: Christina Gonzalez)
Elise Champeil · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2021–2025 · grant · Standard Grant
PFI-TT: A system to secure and verify location, time, metadata, and authenticity of digital images and videos
Shweta Jain · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2021–2025 · grant · SC3
Control of Mitochondrial Function by SPFH Proteins in Pathogenic Yeast
Jason Malcolm Rauceo · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Institutes of Health
2020–2021 · grant · Standard Grant
RAPID: Collaborative Research: Immunological adaptations in bats to moderate the effect of coronavirus infection
Angelique Corthals · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2020–2022 · grant · Standard Grant
I-Corps: Blockchain-backed system that establishes the provenance of digital images and videos
Shweta Jain · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2020–2022 · grant · Standard Grant
RAPID: Collaborative Research: Bat goblet cells as immuno-hotspots for infection of coronavirus
Angelique Corthals · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2019 · research · LJAF
John Jay College Foundation, Inc.
John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by Arnold Ventures
2019–2025 · grant · Standard Grant
RUI: Unusual Earth-Abundant Metal Complexes with Redox-Active Terpyridine Ligands for Reduction Catalysis
Guoqi Zhang · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation
2019–2020 · research · LJAF
John Jay College Foundation, Inc.
John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by Arnold Ventures
2019–2021 · grant · Standard Grant
Doctoral Dissertation Research: Improving the Accuracy of Juror Self-Reports of Bias during Rehabilitative Voir Dire
Margaret Bull Kovera · John Jay College of Criminal Justice · funded by National Science Foundation