← LeaderboardsInvestigatorsiAttributed = a PI's even-split share of each grant — a $1M grant with 2 PIs counts $500K each.
Catholic University Of America (The)
$200,954,759
Total funding
242
Grants
Funding over time
peak $99.2M · FY2008–25$100M$75M$50M$25M$0
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Funding mix
By agency
NASA$192,020,939 · 206
DOD$7,934,578 · 31
DOE$999,241 · 5
By mechanism
—$200,954,759 · 242
Investigators at Catholic University Of America (The)
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).
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Largest grants
WE PROPOSE TO SUPPORT THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL PROGRAM OF NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER S HELIOPHYSICS SCIENCE DIVISION (HSD) THROUGH A SIX-MEMBER PARTNERSHIP THAT BUILDS ON CURRENT COLLABORATIONS AND EXTENSIVE LOCAL EXPERIENCE IN ALL THE CORE$93,418,756
· FY2021 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
THE SH SCIENCE CENTER WILL CARRY OUT OBSERVATIONAL EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL RESEARCH IN SUPPORT OF NASA STRATEGIC SCIENCE MISSION OBJECTIVES TO:A.SOLAR-HELIOSPHERIC SCIENCE: THE SUN GEOSPACE OTHER PLANETARY SPACE PLASMA ENVIRONMENTS AND THE INTERACTIONS AND COUPLINGS AMONG THESE PHYSICAL REGIMES;B.THE INFORMATIONAL AND COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES RELATED TO THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF DATA SYSTEMS AND MODELS REQUIRED TO INTERPRET DATA FROM HELIOPHYSICS SCIENCE MISSIONS; ANDC.THE DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUMENT TECHNOLOGY AND THEORETICAL TECHNIQUES REQUIRED TO MEET THESE SCIENTIFIC CHALLENGES.THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WILL ALLOW SUBSTANTIAL PROGRAMMATIC INVOLVEMENT IN THE FORM OF COLLABORATION BETWEEN GSFC AND THE SOLAR-HELIOSPHERIC SCIENCE CENTER AS WELL AS JOINT DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH OBJECTIVES.THE PRIMARY GOAL UNDER THE RESULTING COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS TO ESTABLISH A FOCUSED GSFC/RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP THAT:A.BRINGS TOGETHER THE SH SCIENCE CENTER AND GSFC SCIENTISTS TO IMPLEMENT THE NASA STRATEGIC GOALS IN HELIOPHYSICS SCIENCE;B.ENHANCES THE CAPABILITIES AND STRENGTHS OF PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS IN HELIOPHYSICS SCIENCE;C.PROVIDES ORGANIZATION AND STAFFING FLEXIBILITY TO ADAPT TO EVOLVING RESEARCH PROGRAM NEEDS;D.ATTRACTS SUPERIOR SCIENTISTS NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT PROGRAMS WHICH WOULD BE OUTSIDE THE CAPABILITIES OF EITHER PARTNER WORKING ALONE;E.PROMOTES THE INVOLVEMENT OF MINORITY AND WOMEN SCIENTISTS IN SPACE SCIENCE RESEARCH; ANDF.FACILITATES ACCESS TO STUDENT TALENT AND PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEIR PARTICIPATION IN NASA PROGRAMS.THE SH SCIENCE CENTER WILL FOCUS PRIMARILY ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. IT IS EXPECTED TO STRENGTHEN COOPERATIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE PARTNER INSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT SCIENTISTS IN THE GODDARD HELIOPHYSICS SCIENCE DIVISION (HSD) AND WILL PROVIDE A VEHICLE TO INCREASE THE INVOLVEMENT OF THE EXTERNAL SCIENCE COMMUNITY IN THE PURSUIT OF NASA GOALS. THE SH SCIENCE CENTER WILL CONDUCT RESEARCH COLLABORATIVELY WITH ORGANIZATIONAL ELEMENTS WITHIN THE GODDARD HSD (CODE 670). RESEARCH MAY INVOLVE ANALYSIS OF DATA FROM OPERATING AND PAST MISSIONS AND MODELING AND DESIGN OF MISSIONS PLANNED OR UNDER DEVELOPMENT. FUTURE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES WILL EVOLVE AS A FUNCTION OF PRIORITIES BUDGETS FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AND SUCCESS OF PROPOSAL SUBMISSIONS.$41,157,074
· FY2014 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
INDIVIDUAL RESEARCHERS AT CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY ARE COOPERATING WITH GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER IN AN EFFORT TO UNDERSTAND THE LIFECYCLE OF REFRACTORY$2,255,066
· FY2015 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
INTERSTELLAR CLOUDS, CIRCUMSTELLAR ENVELOPES, PRESTELLAR CORES AND COMETS HAVE BEEN SHOWN TO HOST A RICH CHEMISTRY THAT RESULTS IN THE SYNTHESIS OF A$2,236,203
· FY2014 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
CHEMICAL/PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MOLECULES IN LABORATORY ASTROSCIENCE: ASTOBIOLOGY, ASTROCHEMISTRY &$1,745,016
· FY2008 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
SINCE ITS LAUNCH IN FEBRUARY 2002 THE RAMATY HIGH ENERGY SOLAR SPECTROSCOPIC IMAGER (RHESSI) HAS BEEN THE SOLE MISSION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING HARD X$1,708,405
· FY2014 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
THIS PROPOSAL SUPPORTS RESEARCH IN THE AREAS OF ASTROCHEMIST1Y ASTROBIOLOGY AND COMETA1Y SCIENCE TO ELUCIDATE THE INVENTORIES OF COMPLEX MOLECULES IN EXTRATERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS AND WORK ON THEORIES FOR UNDERSTANDING THEIR FORMATION AND EVOLUTION.$1,575,710
· FY2021 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
SCIENTIFIC & ENGINEERING STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM$1,402,669
· FY2008 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
INVESTIGATORS AT CUA WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS AT NASA/GSFC TO DEVELOP, DESIGN, BUILD,TEST AND OPERATE INFRA-RED AND VISIBLE AR$1,264,995
· FY2014 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
THE PROPOSED WORK TO STUDY THE FORMATION AND THERMAL PROCESSING OF INTERSTELLAR GRAINS (HOW THEY FORM AND HOWTHEY AGGREGATE INTO LARGER BODIES WITHI$1,192,917
· FY2010 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA PERIODIC PROGRAM$1,101,883
· FY2008 · Defense Microelectronics Activity
DEVELOPMENT TESTING AND INTEGRATION OF PARTICLE AND WAVE INSTRUMENTS IN SUPPORT OF SOUNDING ROCKET MISSIONS$1,035,419
· FY2022 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
GROUND-BASED INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY OF COMETS: A STUDY OF COMETARY COMPOSITION AND ORGIN THIS PROPOSAL SUPPORTS RESEARCH IN THE AREA OF COMETARY AND P$1,003,787
· FY2008 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
CONTINUED MULTI-WAVELENGHT MODELING OF SOLAR FLARES INCORPORATING RHESSI HARD X-RAY IMAGES AND SPECT$879,002
· FY2008 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
WE PROPOSE TO CONTINUE OUR CLOSE COOPERATION BETWEEN HIGH EDUCATION INSTITUTION, CUA, AND NASA/GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER. WITH LARGE POOLS OF MENTO$848,027
· FY2014 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
DEVELOPMENT OF LINEAR VARIABLE ETASON IR ARRY SPECTROMETERS FOR GROUND-BASED PLANETARY OBSERVATIONS$823,477
· FY2008 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
THE COMPOSITION OF COMETARY NUCLEI IS KEY TO UNDERSTANDING THE FORMATION AND EVOLUTION OF MATTER WITHIN THE EARLY SOLAR SYSTEM. WE NOW CAN BUILD A TA$814,287
· FY2014 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
THIS PROPOSED RESEARCH SEEKS TO PROVIDE NEW KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF SOLAR TRANSIENTS FROM AN ANALYSIS OF RADIO OBSERVATIONS DETECTED BY THE RA$802,330
· FY2014 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
RESEARCH AND INNOVATIVE STEM EDUCATION (RAISE)$750,000
· FY2022 · Department of the Navy
SCIENCE INVESTIGATION IN SUPPORT OF SOLAR B-MISSION$748,000
· FY2008 · Department of the Navy