Research Funding Updates
Evaluating hydrogeochemical controls on Rare Earth Element and Yttrium mobility during rock weathering from the micro-to-landscape-scale
Investigators: David Singer and Bridget Mulvey, $833,125, National Science Foundation, 2025 - 2028
Disentangling the controls and impacts of sedimentary iron cycling across Alaskan continental shelves
Investigator: Allyson Tessin, $649,136, National Science Foundation, 2025 - 2030
Water Quality Monitoring Projects in the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Investigator: Joseph Ortiz, $22,905, Muskingum Watershed District, 2024 - 2025
Seafloor volcanic sediments as drivers of long-term seawater chemistry and climate
Investigator: Allyson Tessin, $48,500, Columbia University, 2024-2025
Peopling of the Tularosa Playa during the Last Glacial Maximum
Investigator: Alison Smith, $17,852, Bournemouth University, 2023 - 2026
Capacity Building for Ocean Color Remote Sensing in Support of Fisheries Management in the Northern Benguela Current
Investigator: Joseph Ortiz, $30,000, National Geographic Society, 2023 - 2025
Ironing out the role of benthic processes on nutrient and carbon cycling in the Gulf of Alaska
Investigator: Allyson Tessin, $220,300 National Science Foundation, 2023-2026
Investigating the role of ice sheet instability in marine carbon and nutrient cycling in the Eurasian Arctic
Investigator: Allyson Tessin, 2023 - 2026, $248,000, National Science Foundation
Application of UAV and satellite based optical sensors to help preserve the coral reefs of the US Virgin Islands
Investigator: Joseph Ortiz, 2023-2025, $213,552, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Understanding Organic Matter Linkages and Transformations across a Cretaceous Terrestrial-Marine Interface
Investigator: Timothy Gallagher, 2022-2026, $110,000. American Chemical Society
Collaborative Research: BoCP Design: US-South Africa: Turning CO2 to stone: the ecosystem service of the oxalate-carbonate pathway and its sensitivity to land use change.
Investigator: Timothy Gallagher, January 2023 - December 2025, $350,000. National Science Foundation
Moving mountains: timing and emplacement of the Marysvale gravity slide complex
Investigator: David Hacker, 2021-2026, $210,394, National Science Foundation
How the Surface Roughness Contributes to Wettability and its Alteration of Geologic Minerals
Investigator Kuldeep Singh, 2021-2025, $110,000, American Chemical Society PRF
Collaborative Research: Neotoma Paleoecology Database, a Multi-Proxy, International, Community-Curated Data Resource for Global Change Research
Investigator: Alison Smith, 2020-2026, $32,421, National Science Foundation