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Research Supported through iSEE (Ongoing)

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  • Artificial Intelligence Managing “High tunnel” Food production

    3/31/2025
     iSEE seed-funded research project that uses robotics and artificial intelligence to autonomously manage “high tunnel” food production is entering its second year at the University of Illinois Sustainable Student Farm.

  • Funding Addressing Urban Climate Threats

    7/1/2024
    An interdisciplinary proposal to address urban climate threats and make cities more sustainable has been awarded a two-year, $50,000 planning grant from the Institute for iSEE. Additionally, iSEE has awarded $30,000 in seed funding for an...
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The Institute for Sustainability, Energy and Environment (iSEE) encourages and supports faculty from diverse disciplines to investigate solutions to the challenges associated with a sustainable future. 

Our research requires interdisciplinary collaboration, bringing the brightest of the bright together to solve the world’s current and future problems. We call it “actionable research” — that is, scientific progress toward real-world solutions that can have an immediate and/or lasting impact on the world we live in.

There is also a strong effort on campus to encourage undergraduate research related to sustainability in all disciplines. Some student research opportunities may be funded, while others may be for course credit.

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Project details last updated on: 10/17/2020. Check Project Updates for recent activity.