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Lincoln University

Lincoln University

$32,097,087

Total funding

71

Grants

Funding over time

peak $5.5M · FY2005–25

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Funding mix

By agency

NSF$13,344,706 · 33

NIH$9,638,581 · 16

DOD$5,000,721 · 5

USDA$2,367,848 · 15

NASA$1,025,231 · 1

DOE$720,000 · 1

By mechanism

—$22,458,506 · 55

P20$4,626,203 · 9

S11$1,167,828 · 1

T34$1,077,261 · 1

SC1$926,832 · 1

G11$735,669 · 2

Investigators at Lincoln University

Investigator-initiated All funding

Investigatorsi

Rising Stars

First grant in the last 5 yrs

Not enough data

Emerging Leaders

6–10 yrs in

Not enough data

All-Time

Most funded here, all years

1David N Palmer$1,104,7882 gr

Largest grants

Lincoln's Excellent Academic Program in Science (LEAPS)$2,397,450

· FY2004 · EDU

MULTI-TASK PROJECT TO PROVIDE RESEARCH SUPPORT FOR HUMAN RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING GOALS IDENTIFIED BY THE ARMY$2,088,249

· FY2008 · Department of the Army

Implementation Project: Lincoln's Excellent Academic Program in Science - Transformation (LEAPS-T)$2,000,664

· FY2016 · EDU

DEVELOPING A REALITY V BASED TRAINING VIDEO FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION$1,929,634

· FY2009 · Department of the Army

A Pathway to Equity: Recruiting and Retaining Underrepresented Populations in STEM Education$1,177,030

· FY2020 · EDU

NASA/LINCOLN UNIVERSITY TEACHER EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP: MINORITY UNIVERSITY MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE,&TECHNOLOGY AWARDS FOR TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM.$1,025,231

· FY2008 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Strengthening Research Infrastructure at Lincoln University$939,353

P20 · FY2012 · MD

Strengthening Research Infrastructure at Lincoln University$819,445

P20 · FY2008 · MD

Strengthening Research Infrastructure at Lincoln University$804,303

P20 · FY2009 · MD

Strengthening Research Infrastructure at Lincoln University$783,408

P20 · FY2010 · MD

Equipment: Equipment to Expand HBCU Undergraduate Instruction in Forensic Toxicology & Drug Chemistry$736,119

· FY2024 · EDU

Excellence in Research: Translational Approaches to Strengthening Rural Resilience$725,669

· FY2025 · SBE

TRAINING A DIVERSE STEM WORKFORCE TO MEASURE AND MODEL ENERGY, WATER, AND CARBON BUDGETS$720,000

· FY2023 · Department of Energy

Strengthening Research Infrastructure at Lincoln University$594,386

P20 · FY2011 · MD

**AWARDS ISSUED PRIOR TO JANUARY 20, 2025, WERE FUNDED UNDER PREVIOUS ADMINISTRATIONS AND MAY NOT REFLECT THE PRIORITIES AND POLICIES OF THE CURRENT ADMINISTRATION.** VEGETABLE GROWERS IN MISSOURI AND OTHER NEARBY STATES FACE UNIQUE CHALLENGES DURING TRANSITION FROM CONVENTIONAL TO ORGANIC SYSTEMS INCLUDING SOIL EROSION, POOR SOIL QUALITY/FERTILITY, AND WEED PRESSURE, ALL OF WHICH LIKELY CONTRIBUTES TO REDUCED YIELD AND PROFITABILITY. ACCORDING TO RECENT SURVEYS OF ORGANIC AND NON-ORGANIC VEGETABLE GROWERS IN MISSOURI AND THE NORTH CENTRAL REGION, THERE IS A GREAT DEAL OF INTEREST IN THE USE OF COVER CROPS TO INCREASE THE SOIL'S ORGANIC MATTER CONTENT AND SUPPRESS WEEDS IN VEGETABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS. HOWEVER, THE CONCERN IS THAT FARMERS WILL OFTEN HAVE TO TAKE LAND OUT OF CASH CROP PRODUCTION EVERY OTHER YEAR OR MORE TO GROW COVER CROPS AS THEY BUILD UP SOIL HEALTH, A PRACTICE THAT WILL INEVITABLY REDUCE ECONOMIC RETURNS, LIMITING ORGANIC ADOPTION IN THE REGION. AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD OF INTEGRATING LIVING PERENNIAL COVER CROPS BETWEEN ROWS OF VEGETABLE CROPS IS PROPOSED TO ENABLE FARMERS TO SIMULTANEOUSLY BUILD SOIL HEALTH WHILE KEEPING LAND IN CASH CROP PRODUCTION. THE MULTI-YEAR NATURE AND EXTENSIVE ROOT SYSTEMS OF PERENNIAL COVER CROPS IS EXPECTED TO NOT ONLY REDUCE SOIL EROSION, NUTRIENT RUNOFF, AND BUILD SOIL HEALTH, BUT ALSO SIMULTANEOUSLY IMPROVE FARMER INCOME DUE TO DECREASED ANNUAL INPUTS AND ASSOCIATED COSTS. SPECIFICALLY, THIS RESEARCH PROJECT WILL EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL OF USING PERENNIAL GRASS/LEGUME COVER CROP MIXES IN THE TRAVEL PATHS BETWEEN PRODUCTION ROWS OF VEGETABLES TO BUILD SOIL HEALTH AND SUPPRESS WEEDS DURING THE THREE-YEAR ORGANIC TRANSITION PERIOD WITHIN A VEGETABLE FAMILY CROP ROTATION. OUTCOME OF THIS RESEARCH WILL INCLUDE (1) AN IMPROVED KNOWLEDGE OF THE EXTENT TO WHICH ECOSYSTEM SERVICES INCLUDING SOIL HEALTH IMPROVEMENT, WEED SUPPRESSION, AND CASH CROP YIELD GENERATED FROM THE USE OF PERENNIAL GRASS/LEGUME COVER CROP MIXES IN THE TRAVEL PATHS BETWEEN VEGETABLE PRODUCTION ROWS, AND (2) INCREASED USE OF PERENNIAL COVER CROP-BASED ALTERNATIVE WEED MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN VEGETABLE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS IN THE NORTH CENTRAL REGION.$500,000

· FY2021 · National Institute of Food and Agriculture

Excellence in Research: Elucidating uptake mechanisms of silver/zinc oxide nanoparticles into food crops and transport through soil ecosystem$499,915

· FY2019 · ENG

Excellence in Research: Incorporating Attention into Computational Auditory Scene Analysis Using Spectral Clustering with Focal Templates$499,027

· FY2021 · CSE

Targeted Infusion Project: Bridging Alliances to Infuse Neuroscience at The Lincoln University (BrainLU)$497,870

· FY2015 · EDU

Development of a Quantitative and Sensitive Liquid Chromatographic/Mass Spectrome$485,791

P20 · FY2012 · MD

The Effect of Isothiocyanate Consumption on NNAL Metabolism in Smokers$485,790

P20 · FY2012 · MD