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Biocomplexity in the Environment

FY 2001 Awards

Biocomplexity in the Environment (BE): Integrated Research and Education in Environmental Systems – Instrumentation Development for Environmental Activities (IDEA)

  SORT RESULTS BY: Principal Investigator |  Institution |  Award Amount

  Principal
 Investigator

Title

Institution

Total Awarded

INTEGRATED RESEARCH AND EDUCATION AWARDS

Karl Booksh

Smart Sensors for In Situ Monitoring of Hydrothermal Vent Systems

Arizona State University

$ 2,402,046

Brian Lamb

Development of Instrumentation for Measurement of Biosphere-Atmosphere fluxes of Carbon and Nitrogen

Washington State University

$ 1,927,000

Robert Olson

BIOCOMPLEXITY (IDEA): In Situ Measurement of Marine Microbes to Investigate Mechanisms of Community Structure Regulation

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute

$ 1,691,000

Marc Parlange

Instrumentation to Measure the Emission and Transport of Biological Aerosols into the Atmosphere: Linking Across Scales from Microns to Kilometers

John Hopkins University

$ 2,498,652

Norman Platnick

A Neural Network Based Automated Identification System for Biological Species

American Museum of Natural History

$ 796,818

Buford Price

Construction and Operation of Biospectrologger in a Borehole in Polar Ice

University of California, Berkeley

$ 135,000

AWARDS FOR EXPLORATORY AND DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES

David Crosley

Teaming to Enable University Research on Hazardous Emissions Through New Instrumentation and Student Internships

SRI International

$ 99,918

Anthony Hansen

Solar/Wind Powered Instrumentation Module Development for Polar Environmental Research

Magee Scientific Company

$ 115,826

Steven Higgins

Exploratory Research: Complementary Development of New Chemical Sensor and Probe Microscopy Techniques for Environmental Research in Hydrothermal Ecosystems

University of Wyoming

$ 91,481

James Jawitz

In-Situ Quantification of Chlorinated Hydrocarbon Mass Flux and Intrinsic Remediation Using Fiber Optic Biosensors

University of Illinois, Chicago

$ 95,384

Anne Linn

Materials Flow Accounting of Natural Resources: Workshop

National Academy of Sciences

$ 30,000

Erwin Poliakoff

In Situ X-ray Probes of Surface-Mediated Pollutant Formation

Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College

$ 99,667

Valerie Thomas

Reinventing the Use of Materials: Workshop

Princeton University

$ 96,049

Alexander Van Green

Biocomplexity IDEA: Portable devices to map the distribution of arsenic in Bangladesh groundwater & the relation to sediment structure

Columbia University Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory

$ 99,956


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Last Updated: 06/17/2004