Grants
External Sources
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Sloan Foundation, $249K, Co-PI,
Looking at You, with Kristin Marting, HERE Arts
Center, 2022
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National Science Foundation, $1.2M, PI,
Understanding the Impact of Privacy Interventions
on the Online Publishing EcosystemNSF proposal, with Yi Chen, Cristian M. Borcea, and Cristobal
Cheyre, 2022
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MacArthur Foundation, $20K, PI, Award No.
22-2203-156318-TPI, 2022
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University of Pennsylvania Center for Technology,
Innovation and Competition (CTIC) and the Warren
Center for Network & Data Sciences, $10K, Co-PI,
A Field Experiment on the Impact of Ad-Blocking
Technologies, with Cristobal Cheyre (PI), 2021
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NortonLifeLock, $65K, Co-PI,
Public Privacy Protective Behaviors, with
Lorrie Cranor (PI), 2020
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Sloan Foundation, $333K, PI,
The Economic Impact of Privacy Enhancing
Technologies, 2015-2017
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National Science Foundation, $595K, PI,
SBE: Medium: Collaborative: Understanding and
Exploiting Visceral Roots of Privacy and Security
Concerns, with Jeff Hancock, 2015-2018
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DARPA, $4.5M, Co-PI,
Personalized Privacy Assistants for the Internet of
Things and Big Data, with Norman Sadeh (PI), Lorrie Cranor, Lujo Bauer,
and Anupam Datta, 2015-2018
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Google Research Award, PI,
Developing a new framework and tool for diagnosing
privacy personas, with Eyal Peer, 2015-2016
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National Science Foundation, $620K, PI,
IBSS: Visceral targeting: Using personalized face
composites for implicit persuasion and targeted
marketing, 2013-2019
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National Science Foundation, $3.75M, Co-PI,
TWC SBE: Towards effective web privacy notice and
choice: a multi-disciplinary perspective, with Norman Sadeh (PI), Lorrie Cranor, Travis
Breaux, Noah Smith, Joel R. Reidenberg, and Aleecia
McDonald, 2013-2019
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National Science Foundation, $380K, PI,
TWC SBES: Medium: Collaborative: Evolutionary
Approaches to Privacy and Information Security, with Jeff Hancock, 2013-2018
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NSA/CMU Science of Security Lablet, $1.9M,
Co-PI, USE User Security Behavior, with Nicolas
Christin, Lorrie Cranor, and Rahul Telang, 2012-2017
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US Department of Homeland Security s Cyber Security
Research and Development Broad Agency
Announcement, $3M, Co-PI,
Understanding and Disrupting the Economics of
Cybercrime, with Nicolas Christin (PI), Ross Anderson, and
Tyler Moore, 2012-2015
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National Science Foundation, $2.2M, Co-PI,
Census Research Node: Data Integration, Online Data
Collection, and Privacy Protection for Census
2020, with William Eddy (PI), Stephen Fienberg (PI),
Joseph B. Kadane, Rebecca Nugent, 2011-2016
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Rose Foundation Google Buzz Settlement s Privacy
Grants, Selected by Settlement Plaintiffs,
Defendant, and Judge, $350K, PI, Privacy and Behavior, with Lorrie
Cranor, 2011
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National Science Foundation, $2.7M, PI,
Nudging Users Towards Privacy, with Lorrie
Cranor and Norman Sadeh, 2010-2015
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Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey,
California, $100K, Co-PI,
Usability Analysis of Digital Forensic, with
Lorrie Cranor (PI), Nicolas Christin, and Rahul
Telang, 2010
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I3P privacy project, $175K, Co-PI,
Aligning Empirically Validated Privacy Perceptions
and Behaviors with a Dynamic Privacy Policy
Landscape, with Travis Breaux (PI) and Rahul Telang, 2010-2012
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National Science Foundation s Team for Research in
Ubiquitous Secure Technology (TRUST), $85K, PI,
Privacy Concerns and Information Disclosure: An
Illusion of Control Hypothesis [continuation], 2010
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SBO Support Channel (Strategic Basic Research,
IWT-Flanders), $320,000, Co-PI,
SPION: Security and Privacy for Online Social
Networks, with Bart Preneel (PI) et al, 2010-2013
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Google Focused Research Award, $400K, Co-PI,
Privacy Nudges, with Lorrie Cranor (PI) and
Norman Sadeh, 2010
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National Science Foundation s Team for Research in
Ubiquitous Secure Technology (TRUST), $65K, PI,
Privacy Concerns and Information Disclosure: An
Illusion of Control Hypothesis, 2009
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National Science Foundation, $3.2M, Core
Faculty Member,
IGERT: Usable Privacy and Security, with Lorrie
Cranor (PI), 2009-2014
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Microsoft Corporation, $60K, Co-PI,
Beyond Search: Semantic Computing and Internet
Economics, with Lorrie Cranor (PI), 2008
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National Science Foundation IIS, $387K, PI,
Evaluating and Enhancing Privacy and Information
Sharing in Online Social Networks, 2007-2010
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National Aeronautics & Space Administration
unsolicited BlueSky proposal, $9K, Study Resource Team Member,
Composing the Right Mix of Humans & Technology
for Lunar Surface Exploration, with Dr. Kenneth M. Ford (PI), Institute for Human
& Machine Cognition, 2006-2007
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NET Institute Summer Grant, $3M, Co-PI,
What is It To You? A Survey of Online Privacy
Concerns and Risks, with Janice Tsai, Christina Fong, and Lorrie Cranor
(PI), 2006
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Carnegie Mellon University CyLab and Humboldt
Foundation Transcoop Award, $36K, PI,
Attention Economics in Information-rich
Environments, with Prof. Sarah Spiekermann (Co-PI), Humboldt
University, Berlin, 2005-2008
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National Science Foundation Cyber Trust, $1.6M,
Co-PI, Preventing Semantic Attacks, with Sven
Dietrich, Julie Downs, Jason Hong, Norman Sadeh, and
Lorrie Cranor (PI), 2005-2008
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National Aeronautics & Space Administration,
Human & Robotic Technology Broad Agency
Announcement 04-02 Award, $14M, Team Leader,
End-to-end Mission Modeling and Simulation
Environment, with Dr. Maarten Sierhuis (PI), 2005-2006
Internal Sources
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Carnegie Mellon University CyLab, Seed Funding,
$13,520, PI,
Standing the Test of Time: Long Term Economic
Impact of Privacy Regulation, with Ryan Steed, 2022
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Carnegie Mellon University CyLab, Seed Funding,
$32K, PI,
The Impact of Ad-Blocking and Anti-Tracking on
Consumers' Online Behavior and Welfare, with Jeremy Thomas, Daphne Chang, Cristobal Cheyre,
Florian Schaub, Alisa Frik, Li Jiang, 2020
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Carnegie Mellon University CyLab, Seed Funding,
$28K, PI,
The Impact of Online Social Networks on Firms'
Hiring Practices, 2010
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Carnegie Mellon University CyLab, Seed Funding,
$28K, PI,
The Evolutionary Roots of Privacy and Security
Concerns, 2010
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CMU-Portugal ICTI, Co-PI,
Weaving Together Technology Innovation with Human
and Policy Considerations, with Norman Sadeh (PI), 2008
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Carnegie Mellon University CyLab, $185K, Co-PI,
Privacy Decision Making, with Lorrie Cranor
(PI), 2008-2009
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Carnegie Mellon University CyLab, Seed Funding,
$28K, PI,
Personal Information Revelation in Online Social
Networks: Cross-cultural Effects, 2007
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Carnegie Mellon University CyLab, Seed Funding,
$31.5K, PI,
Personal Information Security and Online Social
Networks, 2006
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Carnegie Mellon University CyLab, $204K, Co-PI,
Supporting Trust Decisions, with Lorrie Cranor
(PI), 2005-2008
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Carnegie Mellon University Berkman Faculty
Development Award, $9K, PI,
Understanding the Dichotomy: An Experimental
Approach to Privacy Attitudes and Behavior, 2003-2004
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UC Berkeley, School of Information Management and
Systems, Dean's Mellon Fellowship for Information Economics,
with Dean Hal Varian, 2002
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UC Berkeley, School of Information Management and
Systems, Dean's Mellon Fellowship for Information Economics,
with Dean Hal Varian, 1999
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Trinity College Foundation HPC Fellowship, with
Dr. Patrick Waldron, 1998
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TACIS-ACE Scholarship, with Prof. Hartmut
Lehmann, 1997