← LeaderboardsInvestigatorsiAttributed = a PI's even-split share of each grant — a $1M grant with 2 PIs counts $500K each.
Arizona State University
Scottsdale, AZ
$2,283,334,892
Total funding
3,967
Grants
Funding over time
peak $236.3M · FY2005–26$250M$187.5M$125M$62.5M$0
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Funding mix
By agency
NSF$1,361,271,067 · 2882
DOD$378,035,840 · 492
DOE$317,718,109 · 209
NASA$205,016,289 · 324
USDA$21,293,587 · 60
By mechanism
—$2,283,334,892 · 3967
Investigators at Arizona State University
InvestigatorsiAttributed = a PI's even-split share of each grant — a $1M grant with 2 PIs counts $500K each.
Exposure= the full size of every grant they're on ($1M each).
Rising Stars
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Emerging Leaders
6–10 yrs in
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All-Time
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Largest grants
PROJECT DESCRIPTION FLEXIBLE DISPLAYS$106,597,188
· FY2008 · Department of Defense
Mid-Scale RI-2 Consortium: Compact X-ray Free-Electron Laser Project (CXFEL)$66,886,064
· FY2023 · BIO
NSF Engineering Research Center for Quantum Energy and Sustainable Solar Technologies: QESST$36,657,472
· FY2011 · ENG
Engineering Research Center for Bio-mediated and Bio-inspired Geotechnics (CBBG)$36,277,272
· FY2015 · ENG
TAS::89 0227::TAS RECOVERY; NEW: RECOVERY ACT - EFRC CENTER FOR BIO-INSPIRED SOLAR FUEL PRODUCTION -- EFRC; J. DEVENS GUST$27,664,632
· FY2009 · Department of Energy
ELECTRIFIED PROCESSES FOR INDUSTRY WITHOUT CARBON (EPIXC)$27,242,000
· FY2023 · Department of Energy
THE ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF EARTH AND SPACE EXPLORATIONS PROPOSAL, NASA SMD EXPLORATION CONNECTION, WILL ADDRESS THE NEED FOR GREATER U.S.$22,374,277
· FY2016 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NSF I-Corps Hub (Track 1): Desert and Pacific Region$15,150,000
· FY2023 · TIP
NSF Engines: Southwest Sustainability Innovation Engine$15,000,000
· FY2024 · TIP
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY TOGETHER WITH PROJECT TEAM PARTNERS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC CHILDREN S CREATIVITY MUSEUM MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE SCIENCE MUSEUM OF MINNESOTA AND SCIENCENTER PROPOSES SPACE AND EARTH INFORMAL STEM EDUCATION (SEISE). SEISE ADVANCES THE NASA SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE (SMD) VISION FOR EDUCATION BY ENGAGING PUBLIC AUDIENCES NATIONWIDE IN INFORMAL AND LIFELONG LEARNING RELATED TO FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) CONCEPTS. THE PROJECT LEVERAGES NASA SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS (SMES) SMD ASSETS AND DATA AND EXISTING EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS AND ONLINE PORTALS TO CREATE COMPELLING LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT SHARE THE STORY SCIENCE AND ADVENTURE OF NASA S SCIENTIFIC EXPLORATIONS OF PLANET EARTH OUR SOLAR SYSTEM AND THE UNIVERSE BEYOND. SEISE LEVERAGES A STRONG NATIONAL NETWORK OF AROUND 600 ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING OVER 350 MUSEUMS SCIENCE CENTERS AND OTHER INFORMAL LEARNING ORGANIZATIONS. CURRENTLY KNOWN AS THE NATIONAL INFORMAL STEM EDUCATION NETWORK (NISE NET) THIS ROBUST COMMUNITY WAS DEVELOPED THROUGH PREVIOUS NSF FUNDING. NISE NET LEVERAGING PARTNERS ARE LOCATED IN ALL 50 STATES AND PUERTO RICO IN BOTH URBAN AND RURAL AREAS. THEY REACH MULTIPLE AND DIVERSE PUBLIC AUDIENCES THROUGH ONSITE AND OFFSITE EFFORTS AS WELL AS LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS WITH OTHER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS. TO FACILITATE LOCAL COLLABORATION AMONG INFORMAL LEARNING ORGANIZATIONS NISE NET PARTNERS WITH OTHER NATIONAL NETWORKS COALITIONS AND PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS DEDICATED TO INFORMAL AND LIFELONG STEM LEARNING INCLUDING THE AFTERSCHOOL ALLIANCE NATIONAL GIRLS COLLABORATIVE PROJECT NASA MUSEUM ALLIANCE STAR_NET AND MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF CHILDREN S MUSEUMS AND ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY CENTERS. THE GOALS OF SEISE ARE TO: 1. ENGAGE MULTIPLE AND DIVERSE PUBLIC AUDIENCES IN STEM LEARNING FOCUSING ON ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS AND PRACTICES AND HIGHLIGHTING NASA SMD MISSIONS AND RESEARCH IN HELIOPHYSICS EARTH SCIENCE PLANETARY SCIENCE AND ASTROPHYSICS; 2. IMPROVE THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF INFORMAL EDUCATORS TO THE DELIVER EFFECTIVE AND AUTHENTIC EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES RELATED TO EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES BUILDING THE CAPACITY OF PROJECT LEVERAGING PARTNERS TO OFFER HIGH-QUALITY STEM ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION; AND 3. ENCOURAGE LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE STEM PARTNERSHIPS IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AMPLIFYING THE IMPACT OF INDIVIDUAL ORGANIZATIONS AND PROJECTS AND HELPING THE NETWORK TO REACH UNDERREPRESENTED AUDIENCES. SEISE ADDRESSES SEVERAL OF NASA SCIENCE EDUCATION OBJECTIVES: ENABLE STEM EDUCATION; IMPROVE US SCIENTIFIC LITERACY; ADVANCE NATIONAL EDUCATION GOALS; AND LEVERAGE EFFORTS THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS. IN ADDITION THE PROJECT CREATES TANGIBLE OPPORTUNITIES AND IDENTIFIES CLEAR POINTS OF CONNECTION FOR PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS NATIONWIDE TO CONTRIBUTE TO NASA S SCIENCE EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES. SEISE COVERS ALL FOUR OF NASA S SCIENCE DISCIPLINE AREAS AS WELL AS CROSS-DISCIPLINARY PROJECTS. PROJECT ACTIVITIES WILL FOCUS ON PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNERS EXPLORE AND BUILD SKILLS IN THE CORE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING CONTENT SKILLS AND PROCESSES RELATED TO EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES. THE PROJECT WILL ALSO EMPHASIZE THE SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE PROJECT GOALS AND NASA OBJECTIVES MAJOR PROJECT ACTIVITIES OF SEISEINCLUDE: STEM ENGAGEMENT AND LEARNING: A. DEVELOP AND DELIVER HIGH QUALITY STEM EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS TO LEVERAGING PARTNERS REACHING MILLIONS OF PEOPLE EACH YEAR BY THE END OF THE FUNDED PROJECT PERIOD; B. ENGAGE LEARNERS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES THOUGH A VARIETY OF STEM LEARNING AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES; C. BROADEN PARTICIPATION IN INFORMAL STEM LEARNING BY UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES AND UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS; EDUCATOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: A. PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND USEFUL RESOURCES TO THOUSANDS OF INFORMAL EDUCATORS ALLOWING THEM TO INITI$14,774,561
· FY2020 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mid-scale RI-1 (MI:IP): Facility for Open Research in a Compressed Environment (FORCE) at Arizona State University$13,711,265
· FY2021 · GEO
SOUTHWEST URBAN CORRIDOR INTEGRATED FIELD LABORATORY (SW-IFL)$12,684,217
· FY2023 · Department of Energy
ALGAE TESTBED PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (ATP3) A RAFT PARTNERSHIP$12,254,150
· FY2013 · Department of Energy
Urban resilience to extreme weather related events$12,151,904
· FY2015 · ENG
ULTRA MATERIALS FOR A RESILIENT, SMART ELECTRICITY GRID$12,144,000
· FY2020 · Department of Energy
THE NEXT GENERATION NEXTGEN NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM NAS WILL CHANGE FROM RADAR BASED TECHNOLOGY TO ADS B ADS CSURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS BASED OPERATIONS. A MULTITUDE OF NEW AND EXISTING AVIATION DATA SOURCES ARE EXPECTED TO BECOME AVAILABLE SUCH AS FROM VOICE AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS WEATHER FORECAST AND AIRCRAFT HEALTH DATA. HOWEVER SEVERAL CRITICAL CHALLENGES EXIST FOR THE SYSTEMATIC INTEGRATION AND INTERPRETATION OF THE ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF INFORMATION ASSOCIATED WITH NAS. THE MYRIAD OF INFORMATION OFFERED BY VARIOUS DATA SOURCE REQUIRES APPROPRIATE REPRESENTATION AND PROPER FUSION METHODOLOGIES. FURTHERMORE A LARGE AMOUNT OF UNCERTAINTY IS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS INFORMATION ARISING FROM VARIOUS SOURCES SUCH AS AERONAUTICAL INSTRUMENTATION ENVIRONMENT INTRINSIC VARIABILITIES AND HUMAN FACTORS. COMPLEX SYSTEM SAFETY MODELING OF MULTIPLE FAILURE MODES LOSS OF SEPARATION MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SUB SYSTEM FAILURE MISCOMMUNICATIONS HUMAN AUTOMATION ERRORS AND WEATHER RELATED HAZARDS WITH LARGELY UNKNOWN UNCERTAINTY IS EXTREMELY VALUABLE FOR THE SAFE TRANSITION OF THE PRESENT NAS TO NEXTGEN CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS. IN ADDITION INCREASED DEMAND REQUIREMENTS OF THE NEXTGEN NAS MAY LEAD TO HIGHER RISK LEVELS DUE TO THE REDUCTION OF SAFETY MARGINS AND MAY REQUIRE REAL TIME RESPONSE FOR RISK MITIGATION. THEREFORE THERE IS AN URGENT NEED TO DEVELOP SYSTEM WIDE PROGNOSTICS FRAMEWORK WITH RIGOROUS VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION METHODOLOGIES FOR THE PROACTIVE HEALTH MANAGEMENT OF THE EVOLVING NEXTGEN NAS.THE OVERALL OBJECTIVES OF THE PROPOSED STUDY ARE TO DEVELOP AN INTEGRATED REAL TIME SYSTEM WIDE INFORMATION FUSION METHODOLOGY FOR PROGNOSTICS AND SAFETY ASSURANCE OF THE NATIONAL ATS. VARIOUS SOURCES OF UNCERTAINTIES FROM OPERATIONS SENSORS AND MEASUREMENTS ENVIRONMENTS HUMAN MACHINE INTERACTIONS AND THEIR COUPLING EFFECTS WILL BE SYSTEMATICALLY INVESTIGATED FOR THE ACCURATE FAILURE AND RISK ASSESSMENT OF THE EXTREMELY LARGE SCALE COMPLEX ATS. PROACTIVE PROGNOSTICS BASED RISK MITIGATION PLANNING FOR THE EMERGENT THREATS TO THE NEXT GENERATION ATS WILL BE ADDRESSED. A COMMUNITY BASED COLLABORATIVE SIMULATION PLATFORM WILL BE DEVELOPED AND DEPLOYED FOR CONTINUED SUSTAINABLE PROGNOSTICS TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION FOR THE ATS SAFETY RESEARCH.THE PROPOSED RESEARCH IS CENTERED ON A GENERALIZED BAYESIAN ENTROPY NETWORK MODELING LARGE SCALE MULTI SOURCE INFORMATION ARISING FROM KEY BUILDING BLOCKS OF THE NETWORK. EACH COMPONENT WILL ADDRESS SEVERAL KEY CHALLENGES AND DEVELOP NOVEL TECHNIQUES TO ADDRESS THEM. SPECIFICALLY THE PROPOSED MAJOR TASKS TO ACHIEVE THE PROPOSED OBJECTIVES ARE: 1. SYSTEM WIDE AIR TRAFFIC MODELING AND FAILURE SIMULATION 2. MULTI-MODALITY SAFETY MONITORING DETECTION AND DATA ANALYSIS 3. HUMAN SYSTEMS INTEGRATION 4. UNCERTAINTY MANAGEMENT AND RISK ASSESSMENT 5. INFORMATION FUSION AND PROGNOSTICS 6. VERIFICATION VALIDATION AND SAFETY ASSURANCE; 7. INTEGRATED EDUCATION RESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATION.THE PROPOSED RESEARCH DIRECTLY SUPPORTS THE CURRENT SOLICITATION AND ADDRESSES NASA ARMD STRATEGIC IMPLEMENTATION PLAN TOPIC 5: REAL-TIME SYSTEM WIDE SAFETY ASSURANCE AND THE OUTCOMES: OUTCOME FOR 2015 2025: INTRODUCTION OF ADVANCED SAFETY ASSURANCE TOOLS AND OUTCOME FOR 2025 2035: AN INTEGRATED SAFETY ASSURANCE SYSTEM ENABLING CONTINUOUS SYSTEM WIDE SAFETY MONITORING. IF SUCCESSFUL THE PROPOSED RESEARCH WILL SIGNIFICANTLY ADVANCE THE EXISTING KNOWLEDGE BASE FOR THE SAFETY OF THE FUTURE NATIONAL ATS OPERATIONS. SYSTEM RESILIENCY AND SAFETY WILL BE SIGNIFICANTLY ENHANCED THROUGH THE ACCURATE PROGNOSTICS AND RIGOROUS VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION OF THE PROPOSED METHODOLOGY. THE PROPOSED STUDY WILL ALSO GENERATE MANY FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH OUTCOMES THAT WILL BE BENEFICIAL TO NASA ARMD PROGRAMS AND THE FAA NEXTGEN PROGRAM.$11,999,412
· FY2017 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NEW START CENTER OF EXCELLENCE (COE) GRANT$10,000,000
· FY2023 · Department of the Army
BII: Mechanisms of Cellular Evolution$9,743,176
· FY2021 · BIO
LUNAR POLAR HYDROGEN MAPPER LUNAH MAP IS A 6U CUBESAT THAT WILL ENTER A POLAR ORBIT AROUND THE MOON WITH A LOW ALTITUDE 5 12KM PERILUNE CENTERED ON T$9,290,842
· FY2015 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
MGE@MSA AGEP Phase II (2004-2009)$9,000,000
· FY2005 · EDU