2022 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2022.0123 We awarded three "Innovation through Collaboration" grants. They went to graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University in support of their Masters thesis projects. Congratulations to all!
> See our current grants section for more details.
2021 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2021.0125 We awarded three "Innovation through Collaboration" grants. They went to graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University in support of their Masters thesis projects. Congratulations to all!
> See the grants history page for more details.
2020 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2020.0117 We awarded three "Innovation through Collaboration" grants. They went to graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University in support of their Masters thesis projects. Congratulations to all!
> See the grants history page for more details.
Website Update
2019.0510 A new responsive version of the kynamatrix.org website is available as of today. It has been re-engineered to render well on a variety of devices and window or screen sizes. Progress in our research and grant programs will be easier to share more frequently.
2019 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2019.0131 We awarded three "Innovation through Collaboration" grants. They went to graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University in support of their Masters thesis projects. Congratulations to all!
> See the grants history page for more details.
2018 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2018.0205 We awarded four "Innovation through Collaboration" grants. Three went to graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University in support of their Masters thesis projects. Additionally, one went to support Advancement of Design Education and Professional Development for programs at the UCDA (University & College Designers Association). Congratulations to all!
> See the grants history page for more details.
2017 Grant-Gift Awarded to Sawgrass Nature Center
2017.1104 We donated $1,000, for assistance with the basic needs of animals during the aftermath of disaster such as containment systems, food supplies, specialized care, and communication technology needed by staff to coordinate assistance. kynamatrix Research Network is designing a scalable and repeatable method of more effectively assisting all survivors in the aftermath of disaster. The vision of this project is focused on improving the long-term experience of survivors with new and innovative systems of resource provisioning for those left homeless and displaced. In line with our research initiative, the plans (algorithm) include assistance for families and their pets, and a wildlife welfare center.
2017 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2017.0125 We awarded four "Innovation through Collaboration" grants. Three went to graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University in support of their Masters thesis projects. Additionally, one went to support Advancement of Design Education and Professional Development for programs at the UCDA (University & College Designers Association). Congratulations to all!
> See the grants history page for more details.
2016 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2016.0128 Today we awarded six "Innovation through Collaboration" grants. Three went to graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University in support of their Masters thesis projects. Two went to support service-learning projects at Florida State College at Jacksonville and Indian River State College. Additionally, one went to support advancement of design education through a joint project between UCDA (University & College Designers Association) and jCW+JBB Foundation. Congratulations to all!
> See the grants history page for more details.
Dr. Marvin Minsky (1927-2016)
2016.0127 We are deeply saddened to learn of Dr. Marvin Minsky's passing. He joined the kynamatrix Research Network board of directors in 2008 with a firm belief in our mission. He will always be remembered as a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence. Dr. Minsky will be missed.
2015 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2015.0121 Today we awarded six "Innovation through Collaboration" grants to graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University in support of their Masters thesis projects. Congratulations to the students and advisors! Additionally, we awarded support grants for service-learning projects at Broward College, Delgado Community College, Florida Atlantic University, and Norwalk Community College.
> See the grants history page for more details.
2014 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2014.0130 Today we awarded six "Innovation through Collaboration" grants to graduate students at two universities in support of their PhD and Masters thesis projects. Congratulations to the students and advisors! Additionally, we awarded a support grant for eight service-learning projects at Broward College.
> See the grants history page for more details.
RFP 2013 Announced
2013.0920 kynamatrix invited proposals for Masters- or Doctoral-level collaborative projects from accredited institutions of higher education. kynamatrix will award up to eight (8) support grants of up to $1,000 each. Awards will be announced in January, 2014. Awards are provided to the university for unrestricted use within the proposed project. kynamatrix encourages collaborative research, innovation, and scholarship.
2013 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2013.0130 Today we awarded eight "Innovation through Collaboration" grants to graduate students at three universities in support of their PhD and Masters thesis projects. Congratulations to the students and advisors!
> See the grants history page for more details.
RFP 2012 Announced
2012.0920 kynamatrix invited proposals for Masters- or Doctoral-level collaborative projects from accredited institutions of higher education. kynamatrix will award up to eight (8) support grants of up to $1,000 each. Awards will be announced in January, 2013. Awards are provided to the university for unrestricted use within the proposed project. kynamatrix encourages collaborative research, innovation, and scholarship.
2011 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2011.1222 Today we awarded four "Innovation through Collaboration" grants to graduate students at Carnegie Mellon University in support of their thesis projects. Congratulations to the students and advisors!
> See the grants history page for more details.
RFP 2011 Announced
2011.0803 kynamatrix is requesting proposals for Masters- or Doctoral-level collaborative projects from accredited institutions of higher education. kynamatrix will offer up to six (6) support grants of up to $1,500 each. Awards will be distributed in December, 2011. Awards are provided to the university for unrestricted use within the proposed project. A portion of the award is appropriated to the collaborating faculty advisors. kynamatrix encourages collaborative research and the study of interactive communication in the applied areas of art, science, music, and literature.
2010 kynamatrix Research Grants Awarded
2010.1105 Today we awarded four "Innovation through Collaboration" grants to graduate students at three universities in support of their thesis projects. Congratulations to the students and advisors!
> See the grants history page for more details.
RFP 2010 Announced
2010.0514 kynamatrix is requesting proposals for Masters- or Doctoral-level collaborative projects from accredited institutions of higher education. kynamatrix will offer up to six (6) support grants of up to $1,500 each. Awards will be distributed in September, 2010. Awards are provided to the university for unrestricted use within the proposed project. A portion of the award is appropriated to the collaborating faculty advisors. Based on its successful pilot program begun in 2004, kynamatrix established a national grant gifting program, gifting to qualified universities to encourage collaboration and the study of interactive communication in the applied areas of art, science, music, and literature.
Alyce Hoggan nominated as MSAF Integral Fellow
2009.0514 Ms. Hoggan, Executive Director of kynamatrix, was nominated as a 2009 Microsoft Alumni Foundation Integral Fellow. Sixty-six alumni were nominated for their substantial and ongoing positive impact on the community. A Founders’ Gala will be held November 18th where the first three Integral Fellows will be honored. Bill Gates Sr. will be the keynote speaker and Bill and Melinda Gates will present the awards.
Dr. Marvin Minsky joins Board of Directors
2008.1211 kynamatrix Research Network today announced that Dr. Marvin Minsky has joined the Board of Directors. Dr. Minsky is a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence, co-founder of MIT's AI laboratory, and Turing award winner. He is the author of a number of published works including "The Society of Mind" and "The Emotion Machine." His research has led to theoretical and practical advances in artificial intelligence and cognitive psychology. "We are very pleased to add Dr. Minsky to our board. He brings a wealth of experience to help kynamatrix with its mission," added Alyce Hoggan, Executive Director.
> Press Release on PRWeb
kynamatrix attends a nonprofit 2008 event at Microsoft
2008.1015 Microsoft held an event at the Redmond campus today as a kick-off for their annual Giving campaign. kynamatrix Research Network was one of approximately twenty charities in attendance. Employees stopped by the kynamatrix booth to learn about our programs and to sign up as volunteers.
Annual Newsletter Released
2008.1015 Read our latest newsletter here:
> kRN Newsletter 2008
Graduate Students Receive kynamatrix Research Grants
2007.1031 Today we awarded two research grants to School of Design graduate students Imran Sobh and Matthew Forrest in support of their thesis projects. The grants total $1500 for each project: $1000 is awarded to the student and $500 to the faculty advisors.
kynamatrix attends the Camp Samm 2007 event at Microsoft
2007.0928 Microsoft held an event at the Sammamish campus today as a kick-off for their annual Giving campaign. kynamatrix Research Network was one of approximately thirty charities in attendance. Many employees stopped by the kynamatrix booth to learn about our programs and to sign up as volunteers.
Annual Newsletter Released
2007.0928 Read about our achievements here:
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kRN Newsletter 2007
Six U.S. Universities Commence Collaborating via 2-way HD
2007.0424 Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University, and University of Washington commenced collaborating face-to-face today via 2-way high-definition videoconferencing.
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2-way HD Shipments
2007.0321 LifeSize Communications today shipped units to the participating universities in the kynamatrix ResearcHDiscovery project. "This marks a major milestone in the project." said Alyce Hoggan, Executive Director of kynamatrix Research Network. She added, "We're extremely grateful to LifeSize for this gift. This is the dawn of an exciting new era in connecting researchers face-to-face across the country."
High Energy Meeting
2006.1012 Alyce Hoggan, Executive Director and Ruth Marsh, member of the Board of Directors of kynamatrix Research Network attended the Advancing Renewable Energy conference in St. Louis. The potential for collaborative research in the renewable energy sector can greatly benefit the people of the United States.
ResearcHDiscovery Announced
2006.0928 This afternoon, kynamatrix Research Network announced the renaming of its flagship project in the applied area of communication. "ResearcHDiscovery" is a proof-of-concept project connecting researchers face-to-face at six top universities across the United States using 2-way High Definition videoconferencing. The project was initiated in 2004 with the premise that innovation occurs in the space between two individuals as they collaborate.
501(c)(3) Advanced Ruling
2006.0822 kynamatrix Research Network today announced that the Internal Revenue Service now recognizes the organization as tax exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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Letter of Determination (pdf)
Board Expansion Completed
2006.0528 kynamatrix Research Network today announced the completion of their expansion to a five member board of directors with the addition of Mr. Steve Clark. "We are pleased to add Mr. Clark's expertise to our growing momentum." Mr. Clark was formerly with Microsoft Corporation and is a graduate of University of Hartford.
TransTube Initiative Announced
2006.0501 This morning, kynamatrix Research Network announced the creation of a new initiative in the applied area of transportation called "TransTube". The concept is to transport materials such as grocery products, fast foods, and other small consumables from a central warehouse into a residential neighborhood via pneumatic tubes. This infrastructure would vastly reduce or eliminate localized travel to and from residential markets. The technology should be incorporated into the planning stages of new communities.
Board Expanded
2006.0402 kynamatrix Research Network today announced the expansion of their board of directors, moving from a three member board to five. Ms. Ruth Marsh has been nominated and elected as the first member to fill one of the two new positions. "Ms. Marsh's experience in wind energy will help round out our Board's multidisciplinary outlook," according to Ms. Alyce Hoggan, Executive Director of kynamatrix Research Network. Ms. Marsh is a graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and received her post-graduate degree from Stanford University.
Pilot Grant Program
2004.0820 kynamatrix Research Network today announces their management of a grant to Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design. "This unrestricted grant will foster collaborative research by Master's students and their advisors in the School of Design" said Ms. Alyce Hoggan, Executive Director of kynamatrix Research Network. "Also, this pilot grant will assist us in the process of defining our Grant Gifting Program," she said.
kynamatrix Research Network Launched
2004.0601 Alyce Hoggan and Skip Franklin, today announced they have initiated the nonprofit operations of an organization called kynamatrix Research Network. The mission of the organization is to scientifically research interactive communications, seeking alternative paradigms to the existing ways and means. The nonprofit organizational model was chosen so that innovation can be the focus rather than profit.
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