University Of Delaware

Newark, DE

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$2,072,875,083

Total funding

2,884

Grants

Funding over time

peak $167.6M · FY2005–26

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Funding mix

By agency

NIH$746,975,735 · 799

NSF$724,446,428 · 1440

DOE$250,310,442 · 140

DOD$245,833,955 · 269

NASA$48,992,258 · 94

USDA$46,595,846 · 129

FDA$6,801,953 · 3

CDC$1,903,498 · 2

ACF$1,014,967 · 6

SAMHSA$0 · 2

By mechanism

—$1,317,193,897 · 2078

R01$352,132,741 · 185

P20$180,984,126 · 312

U54$52,063,902 · 20

R21$28,904,560 · 72

R35$28,316,852 · 19

Investigators at University Of Delaware

Investigator-initiated All funding

Investigatorsi

Rising Stars

First grant in the last 5 yrs

1Charles B. Dhong$2,000,6742 gr 2Sambeeta Das$1,600,0001 gr 3Lisha Shao$1,574,2261 gr 4Alexei Kananenka$1,397,3452 gr 5Daniel Harris$1,306,1151 gr 6Panagiotis Artemiadis$1,175,6301 gr 7Annie Beth Fox$1,095,3031 gr 8William Kenkel$1,023,8231 gr

Emerging Leaders

6–10 yrs in

1Jeffrey Martin Spielberg$3,521,6071 gr 2Valerie Ann Earnshaw$3,477,5433 gr 3Curtis L Johnson$3,242,6542 gr 4Freda Patterson$3,193,5103 gr 5Melissa A.h. Witman$3,104,2681 gr 6Abhyudai Singh$3,094,8614 gr 7Joshua P Neunuebel$2,962,4281 gr 8Jason Paul Gleghorn$2,896,3814 gr

All-Time

Most funded here, all years

1Mary Dozier$22,746,7065 gr 2Ulhas P Naik$14,152,0567 gr 3James A Inciardi$13,848,0155 gr 4Melinda K. Duncan$13,033,6653 gr 5Lynn Snyder-Mackler$12,209,2775 gr 6Dawn M Elliott$11,458,24412 gr 7Xinqiao Jia$10,662,1794 gr 8Darcy S Reisman$7,636,4723 gr

Largest grants

TAS::89 0227::TAS RECOVERY; NEW: RECOVERY ACT - RATIONAL DESIGN OF INNOVATIVE CATALYTIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR BIOMASS DERIVATIVE UTILIZATION -- EFRC; PI$60,103,331

· FY2009 · Department of Energy

THE PURPOSE OF THIS MODIFICATION IS TO ADD INCREMENTAL FUNDING IN THE AMOUNT OF 4,563,596.00$22,728,344

· FY2016 · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

Delaware EPSCoR: Meeting Delaware's 21st Century Water and Energy Challenges through Research, Education, and Innovation$20,000,000

· FY2013 · O/D

THE BADER CONSORTIUM$19,698,544

· FY2011 · Department of Defense

RII Track 1: Water Security in Delaware's Changing Coastal Environment$19,200,000

· FY2018 · O/D

University of Delaware MRSEC - Center for Hybrid, Active, and Responsive Materials (CHARM)$17,721,000

· FY2020 · MPS

CENTER FOR PLASTICS INNOVATION (CPI)$17,675,000

· FY2020 · Department of Energy

Large-scale CoPe: Coastal Hazards, Economic prosperity, and Resilience$16,605,009

· FY2022 · GEO

Delaware EPSCoR Research Improvement (RII-2) Proposal: Building Research and Education Infrastructure to Enhance Environmental Science and Its Application in Delaware$15,000,000

· FY2008 · O/D

COMPOSITES RESEARCH, ENGINEERING AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY CREATE$14,601,362

· FY2018 · Department of the Army

Mid-scale RI:1 (M1:IP): A world-class Neutron Spin Echo Spectrometer for the Nation: UD-NIST-UMD Consortium$11,802,857

· FY2019 · MPS

COMPOSITE APPLIED RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY$11,008,211

· FY2008 · Department of Defense

BUILDING COASTAL COMMUNITY RESILIENCE WITH NATURE-BASED SHORELINE SOLUTIONS$9,688,849

· FY2022 · Department of the Army

Mckinly Laboratory Animal Facility Renovation and Expan*$8,000,000

C06 · FY2010 · RR

CA NEW START FOR UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE - CLEAN HYDROGEN PARTNERSHIP$7,910,000

· FY2023 · Department of the Army

MULTIFUNCTION ENABLED ACCESS THROUGH NETWORKED SENSORS (MEANS)$7,617,323

· FY2023 · Department of the Navy

MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITE MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES FOR LIGHT WEIGHT VEHICLE PROTECTION$7,500,946

· FY2008 · Department of Defense

ANTICIPATING THREATS TO NATURAL SYSTEMS ACTIONS$7,369,816

· FY2020 · Department of the Army

SYNTHETIC METHYLOTROPHY TO LIQUID FUEL$6,933,309

· FY2014 · Department of Energy

Ship Operations$6,796,755

· FY2006 · GEO