University Of New Mexico

Albuquerque, NM

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$1,734,764,544

Total funding

2,976

Grants

Funding over time

peak $176.2M · FY2005–25

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Funding mix

By agency

NIH$812,948,304 · 1342

NSF$590,903,890 · 1124

DOD$176,140,572 · 241

DOE$100,776,548 · 141

NASA$38,443,317 · 91

USDA$6,260,653 · 20

CDC$6,187,497 · 5

AHRQ$3,103,764 · 10

SAMHSA$0 · 2

By mechanism

—$912,524,979 · 1617

R01$355,265,926 · 238

M01$60,250,731 · 572

P20$47,898,340 · 110

U01$40,395,718 · 19

U10$32,346,616 · 6

Investigators at University Of New Mexico

Investigator-initiated All funding

Investigatorsi

Rising Stars

First grant in the last 5 yrs

1Olivia Lauren Lanier$1,833,0941 gr 2Mubarak Hussain Syed$1,242,1461 gr 3Tonmoy Chakraborty$1,070,2521 gr 4Francisco Elohim Becerra Chavez$907,1071 gr 5Elizabeth Vinson Lonsdorf$889,8002 gr 6Zarin Machanda$602,1602 gr 7Ian Gilby$500,3931 gr 8Sheng Liu$335,7121 gr

Emerging Leaders

6–10 yrs in

1Lina Cui$3,799,3036 gr 2Gregory Scott Thomas$3,539,7682 gr 3Wei Wang$2,924,8575 gr 4Kelly Miller$2,775,6151 gr 5Benjamin J Clark$1,472,2032 gr 6Bethany G. Edwards$904,1001 gr 7Francesco Sorrentino$576,7011 gr 8Irene Salinas$387,7502 gr

All-Time

Most funded here, all years

1Holly Barrett Waldron$22,751,87717 gr 2Natasha Slesnick$21,011,69110 gr 3Cathleen E. Willging$12,973,77011 gr 4Richard M. Cripps$12,874,9064 gr 5Eric R Prossnitz$11,820,3829 gr 6Scott A. Ness$10,538,3735 gr 7Eric S Loker$10,183,4415 gr 8Margaret C. Werner-Washburne$9,934,2934 gr

Largest grants

DataNet Full Proposal: DataNetONE (Observation Network for Earth)$21,194,548

· FY2009 · CSE

RII Track-1: The New Mexico SMART Grid Center: Sustainable, Modular, Adaptive, Resilient, and Transactive$20,000,000

· FY2018 · O/D

Energize New Mexico$20,000,000

· FY2013 · O/D

DataONE (Data Observation Network for Earth)$15,000,000

· FY2014 · CSE

New Mexico EPSCoR RII3: Climate Change Impacts on New Mexico's Mountain Sources of Water$15,000,000

· FY2008 · O/D

SRS RN: Transforming Rural-Urban Systems: Trajectories for Sustainability in the Intermountain West$14,999,681

· FY2021 · ENG

Consortium for Materials Properties Research in Earth Sciences (COMPRES): National Facilities and Infrastructure Development for High-Pressure Geosciences Research$13,736,962

· FY2017 · GEO

A Proposal for the Network Office of the U.S. Long Term Ecological Research Network$10,200,614

· FY2003 · BIO

Long Term Ecological Research Network Office$8,793,228

· FY2009 · BIO

TAS::57 3600::TAS '(MURI-16) MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES TO RADIATION BALANCED LASERS (MARBLE)'$7,492,115

· FY2016 · Department of the Air Force

ASSESSING THE DRUG RESPONSE AND PROGNOSIS IN BREAST CANCER USING AAVP-BASED TARGETED MOLECULAR-GENETIC IMAGING$7,362,701

· FY2009 · Department of Defense

New Mexico EPSCoR RII (NM NEW) Proposal$7,312,499

· FY2005 · O/D

Support and Cyberinfrastructure Development for Integrated Network Science in LTER$6,736,743

· FY2009 · BIO

LTER: Sevilleta (SEV) Site: Climate Variability at Dryland Ecotones$6,492,997

· FY2018 · BIO

New Mexico EPSCoR Infrastructure Award$6,259,280

· FY2002 · O/D

TAS::57 3600::TAS "AFOSR COE: SCIENCE OF ELECTRONICS IN EXTREME ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENTS"$6,152,297

· FY2015 · Department of the Air Force

PRECISION PHENOTYPING OF BEHAVIORAL RISK AND RESPONSE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC AND PSYCHEDELIC THERAPIES$5,959,621

· FY2025 · Defense Health Agency

Sevilleta LTER IV: Abiotic Pulses and Constraints: Effects on Dynamics and Stability in an Aridland Ecosystem$5,544,246

· FY2006 · BIO

CREST Center for Water and the Environment$5,365,576

· FY2014 · EDU

CREST Center for Water and the Environment, Phase II$5,145,735

· FY2020 · EDU