2021 GRF Fellows
The following recipients were awarded during the inaugural 2021 SSRC GRF call.
| S/N | Host Institution | Name of Recipient | Home Institution | Research Project |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NUS | Poh Yong Han | Oxford University | Fungible Labour: Money, Migrants and Machines in Singapore’s Construction Industry |
| 2 | NUS | Yeo Si Jie, Ivin | Oxford University | The Digitally Mediated City: Rethinking Posthuman Urban Life and Wellbeing through Singapore’s Smart Green and Blue Spaces |
| 3 | NUS | Lim Jun Jie | University of California San Diego | Investigation of Agreement Markers across Mongolian |
| 4 | NUS | Cheng Yi Meng | University of Macau | Kuomintang-Chinese Communist Party (KMT-CCP) Competition for the Hearts and Minds of Overseas Chinese in Malaysia and Thailand, 1945 - 66 |
| 5 | NTU | Kunalan Manokara | University of Amsterdam | Bridging the Gap: How Positive Emotions can Promote Intercultural Cooperation |
| 6 | NTU | Charlotte Hand | University of Oxford | Recalibrating Modern Womanhood: Time, Region, and Gender in Nineteenth-Century America |
| 7 | NTU | Guan Xinyu | Cornell University | Heartlanders: Citizenship, Intimacy and Public Housing in Singapore |
| 8 | NTU | Jiemin Looi | University of Texas at Austin | Artificial Intelligence in Advertising: A Mixed-Method Comparison of Human and Virtual Social Media Influencers |
| 9 | NTU | Wan Jian Yong, Darren | Cornell University | Documenting Belonging: Citizenship Claims and Bureaucratic Encounters in British Southeast Asia |
| 10 | NTU | Lydia Cheng Rui Jun | The University of Sydney | A Changing Media Landscape: Exploring the Production and Consumption of Lifestyle Content in Singapore |
| 11 | SMU | Robin Ng Jui Pin | Université Catholique de Louvain | Ratings with Heterogenous Preferences |
| 12 | SMU | Mathew Koo Ming Yew | Yale University | Who Manages the Watchmen? Organisational Structure and Ambition among Coercive Agents |
| 13 | SUTD | Loh Yui Leh Timothy | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Assistive Technologies for Deaf People in Jordan: Entanglements of Language, Religion, and Disability |