In 2019, Luiss won 13 relevant grants at the national and international level across all fields of the social sciences. 

Luiss projects receiving awards are:

• Horizon 2020, ERC – Advanced Grant – Fabiano Schivardi, “ISEProD, Industrial Structure and the European Productivity Growth Divergence”;
• Horizon 2020, Twinning WIDESPREAD – Luca Giustiniano, “EUFORPP: Developing a European Forum on Paradox and Pluralism,” a project with a strong impact on the European economy and society;
• MISE - Italian Ministry of Economic Development – Paolo Spagnoletti, "CYBER 4.0," a project for a highly specialized Center of expertise on cybersecurity in companies;
• INdAM, GNAMPA 2019 – Marco Scarsini, the National Institute of High Mathematics funded a Luiss research activity on real analysis, measure theory, and probability;
• 9 PRIN (Research Projects of National Interest, a funding program promoted by MIUR - Ministry of Education, University and Research) – 2017 Edition.

The Luiss PRIN Projects are:

• Information, Firm Performance, and Workers’ Careers - Fabiano Schivardi
• The Time-Space Evolution of Economic Activities: Mathematical Models and Empirical Applications – Fausto Gozzi
• The Constitutional Implications of European Separatist Claims – Cristina Fasone
• AHeAD: Efficient Algorithms for Harnessing Networked Data - Giuseppe Italiano
• Administrative Reforms: Policies, Legal Issues, and Results - Bernardo Giorgio Mattarella
• Artificial Intelligence and Legal Studies: Perspectives. Are algorithmic decision-making and data-driven predictions calling for a new legal framework? A Focus on Financial and Labor Markets Highlighting Protection of Rights and Wealth Distribution - Giuseppe Melis
• Deceit and Self-deception. How We Should Address Fake News and Other Cognitive Failures of the Democratic Public – Gianfranco Pellegrino
• The Challenge of Interlegality: A New Perspective on Law – Giovanni Piccirilli
• Algorithms, Games, and Digital Markets - Marco Scarsini