Brigham Young University

Provo, UT

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$316,648,334

Total funding

693

Grants

Funding over time

peak $21M · FY2005–26

$25M$18.8M$12.5M$6.3M$0

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Funding mix

By agency

NSF$151,252,828 · 443

NIH$105,746,991 · 122

DOE$21,717,917 · 27

DOD$18,823,927 · 59

NASA$15,273,048 · 29

USDA$3,833,623 · 12

AHRQ$0 · 1

By mechanism

—$210,901,343 · 570

R01$60,178,153 · 41

R15$25,031,286 · 49

U01$5,416,559 · 2

RF1$3,604,712 · 1

R21$1,968,151 · 6

Investigators at Brigham Young University

Investigator-initiated All funding

Investigatorsi

Rising Stars

First grant in the last 5 yrs

1Steven P Allen$1,884,6631 gr 2James Daniel Moody$1,170,2572 gr 3Michael R Shortreed$774,4541 gr 4Dennis Della Corte$448,7231 gr 5Matthew H Bailey$434,3791 gr 6Jeremy B. Yorgason$419,7501 gr 7Stephen Piccolo$310,5211 gr 8Daniel B Kay$284,0631 gr

Emerging Leaders

6–10 yrs in

1Kristine Marie Tanner$3,249,7422 gr 2John C. Price$2,960,0071 gr 3Gregory P. Nordin$1,271,9681 gr 4Jeffery Sivert Tessem$1,009,2402 gr 5Troy Munro$943,9751 gr 6Arminda Suli$904,4972 gr 7Paul R Reynolds$878,6391 gr 8John M Chaston$467,3331 gr

All-Time

Most funded here, all years

1Barry M Willardson$7,660,6034 gr 2Scott C Steffensen$6,580,1685 gr 3William Evan Johnson$6,203,1816 gr 4Milton L. Lee$5,227,1053 gr 5Adam Thomas Woolley$5,211,2743 gr 6John Sai Keong Kauwe$5,095,4772 gr 7Scott L Thomson$4,869,7693 gr 8Kristine Marie Tanner$3,249,7422 gr

Largest grants

ALPACA: Advanced Cryogenic L-band Phased Array Camera for the Arecibo Radio Telescope$7,020,614

· FY2018 · MPS

NEW AWARD: TESTING AND MODEL -BASED OPTIMIZATION OF COAL-FIRED PRIMARY HEATER DESIGN FOR INDIRECT SUPERCRITICAL CO2 POWER CYCLES$4,339,365

· FY2021 · Department of Energy

Epidemiology of Alzheimerâs disease resilience and risk pedigrees$3,528,416

RF1 · FY2016 · AG

Collaborative Research: CI-WATER, Cyberinfrastructure to Advance High Performance Water Resource Modeling$3,435,873

· FY2011 · O/D

ANALYSIS OF UPPER ATMOSPHERE COMPOSITION USING CLOSED-SOURCE NEUTRAL MASS SPECTROMETERS (E.G. CASSINI INMS MAVEN NGIMS) IS SUBJECT TO ERROR DUE TO CH$3,129,090

· FY2015 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Developing the Pedagogical Skills and Science Expertise of Teachers in Underserved Rural Settings$2,997,818

· FY2021 · EDU

Alzheimer's Disease in Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders: Sample Acquisition and Whole Genome Sequencing$2,738,965

U01 · FY2025 · AG

Sequence Resources for Cotton, a Model System for Allopolyploid Crops$2,570,576

· FY2016 · BIO

EFRI-ODISSEI: Uniting Principles of Folding and Compliant Mechanisms to Create Engineering Systems with Unprecedented Performance$2,400,000

· FY2012 · ENG

CyberCorps Scholarship for Service: Building Research-minded Cyber Leaders$2,172,607

· FY2024 · EDU

I/UCRC: Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Phase II Site$2,164,805

· FY2017 · CSE

PIRE: Speciation in Patagonia: Establishing Sustainable International Collaborations in Evolution, Ecology, and Conservation Biology$2,144,995

· FY2005 · O/D

Permanently Instrumented Field Sites for Study of Soil-Foundation-Structure Interaction$2,113,366

· FY2002 · ENG

I/UCRC Phase I: Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems$1,816,851

· FY2012 · CSE

ITR: Automated Trust Negotiation in Open Systems$1,750,000

· FY2003 · CSE

COMPUTATIONAL AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF CRYOGENIC GRAIN BOUNDARY MOTION FOR ENHANCED MECHANICAL PROPERTIES$1,650,512

· FY2017 · Department of Energy

TAS::89 0309::TAS SOLIDS IDENTIFICATION USING HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGERY (PDP10-08)$1,600,000

· FY2010 · Department of Energy

Structural Variation of Diploid and Polyploid Plant Genomes$1,490,891

· FY2014 · BIO

Development of Novel Antimicrobial Peptide Mimics$1,467,735

U01 · FY2011 · AI

BIOCOMPLEXITY: Hexapod Phylogenomics - Bringing Phylogenetic Supercomputing to the Masses$1,416,000

· FY2002 · BIO