Colorado State University

Fort Collins, CO

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$2,783,630,363

Total funding

3,453

Grants

Funding over time

peak $435M · FY2005–26

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Funding mix

By agency

NIH$778,816,413 · 784

NSF$749,913,488 · 1461

DOE$549,235,892 · 193

DOD$389,518,294 · 408

USDA$134,709,733 · 341

NASA$126,575,923 · 224

CDC$52,340,574 · 29

FDA$2,463,070 · 10

ATSDR$30,000 · 1

AHRQ$26,975 · 1

SAMHSA$0 · 1

By mechanism

—$1,949,953,331 · 2627

R01$415,982,838 · 241

U54$86,549,288 · 73

R21$53,931,926 · 140

R35$44,444,416 · 22

N01$40,481,071 · 16

Investigators at Colorado State University

Investigator-initiated All funding

Investigatorsi

Rising Stars

First grant in the last 5 yrs

1Lisa Ann Daunhauer$2,679,1161 gr 2Sara Elizabeth Maloney$2,164,2353 gr 3Jean Chung$1,489,7401 gr 4Soham Chanda$1,478,3861 gr 5Mark D. Stenglein$1,259,4241 gr 6Diego Krapf$1,197,4721 gr 7Thomas Ander Wilson$1,026,7701 gr 8Robert Scott Paton$943,3791 gr

Emerging Leaders

6–10 yrs in

1Thomas D Y Chung$4,119,5696 gr 2Erin Osborne Nishimura$3,677,9031 gr 3Andrew McNally$3,485,3693 gr 4Hollis C Karoly$3,436,8622 gr 5Christopher Davis Snow$2,405,3503 gr 6Samantha M Brown$2,105,1812 gr 7Nicole Baumer$2,074,3483 gr 8Angela Mariah Bosco-Lauth$1,987,5332 gr

All-Time

Most funded here, all years

1Mary Jackson$25,157,63120 gr 2David H Sherman$19,995,23513 gr 3Joaquin M. Espinosa$16,620,90212 gr 4Glenn C Telling$12,470,6996 gr 5Candace K. Mathiason$12,071,9845 gr 6Gregory David Ebel$11,782,7398 gr 7John Volckens$11,368,60218 gr 8Gregg A Dean$8,547,91412 gr

Largest grants

INFLATION REDUCTION ACT (IRA) – METHANE EMISSIONS REDUCTION PROGRAM OIL AND GAS METHANE MONITORING AND MITIGATION. COLLABORATIVE APPROACH TO REDUCING EMISSIONS (CARE) FOR MARGINAL CONVENTIONAL WELLS. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE AWARD IS TO COST-EFFECTIVELY MITIGATE EMISSIONS ON MARGINAL CONVENTIONAL WELLS.$299,999,930

· FY2025 · Department of Energy

Center for Multi-Scale Modeling of Atmospheric Processes (MMAP)$37,505,836

· FY2006 · GEO

Engineering Research Center for Extreme Ultraviolet Science and Technology$35,132,176

· FY2003 · ENG

TASK ORDER COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY.$34,386,533

· FY2015 · Department of the Army

INFLATION REDUCTION ACT (IRA) – NORTH-CENTRAL METHANE CENTER (NCMC) THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP CONSISTENT, ACCURATE, GRANULAR, AND TRANSPARENT MULTISCALE METHANE EMISSION MEASUREMENTS FOCUSED ON THE REGION’S PRODUCING BASINS THAT WILL INFORM STATE AND FEDERAL EMISSION INVENTORIES FOR THE NORTH-CENTRAL REGION, INCLUDING A FOCUSED EFFORT ON GATHERING AND TRANSMISSION PIPELINES, DISTRIBUTION DAMAGE, AND INDUSTRIAL METERS; TO COLLECT, VALIDATE, AND DISSEMINATE POINT SOURCE TO REGIONAL-SCALE METHANE EMISSION INVENTORIES THAT ARE SCALABLE, TIME-RESOLVED, AND REGION-SPECIFIC, USING BOTH TOP-DOWN AND BOTTOM-UP APPROACHES FOR THE SPECIFIED BASINS; TO PROVIDE ACTIONABLE DATA TO OPERATORS AND REGULATORS OF REGION-SPECIFIC FAILURE MODES OF CONCERN; TO DEVELOP MULTI-SCALE LEAK DETECTION AND QUANTIFICATION AND ROUTINE MONITORING RECOMMENDATIONS SUITABLE FOR A RANGE OF STAKEHOLDERS THROUGH RIGOROUS COMPARISONS AND VALIDATIONS OF DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGIES AND METHODS; TO DEVELOP MODELING TOOLS THAT ARE RESPONSIVE TO EVOLVING REGULATORY NEEDS; AND TO DEVELOP WORKFORCE PARTICIPANTS WITH PROJECT PARTNERS AND EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR INDUSTRY AND GOVERNMENT STAKEHOLDERS.$20,000,000

· FY2025 · Department of Energy

RADIATION LEUKEMOGENESIS$17,492,168

· FY2008 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration

IMCOM SUSTAINABLE$14,323,098

· FY2018 · Department of the Army

POHAKULOA TRAINING AREA (PTA) AND KEAMOKU LAND MANAGEMENT AREA (KMA) NATURAL RESOURCES RESEARCH$14,257,270

· FY2016 · Department of the Army

NATURAL RESOURCES ECOSYSTEM MNGT ACTIVITIES AT POAKULOA TRAINING AREA & KEAMUKU MANEUVER AREA, HW$13,421,674

· FY2011 · Department of Defense

Targeted Partnership: Culturally Relevant Ecology, Learning Progressions and Environmental Literacy$12,768,898

· FY2008 · EDU

SRN: Urban Water Innovation Network (U-WIN): Transitioning Toward Sustainable Urban Water Systems$12,741,385

· FY2015 · ENG

Untitled$12,217,702

· FY2008 · Department of the Army

LASERNETUS: A PROPOSAL TO ADVANCE NORTH AMERICA'S FIRST HIGH INTENSITY LASER RESEARCH NETWORK$11,750,000

· FY2020 · Department of Energy

NATURAL RESOURCES SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR VANDENBERG AFB (VAFB), PILLAR POINT AFS (PPAFS) ,EDWARDS AFB (EAFB), CALIFORNIA$11,372,770

· FY2019 · Department of the Army

THE PROPOSED CARCINOGENESIS NSCOR ADDRESSES SEVERAL KEY QUESTIONS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF RADIATION RISK. THE NSCOR CONSISTS OF FOUR INTERRELATED PROJE$10,962,716

· FY2015 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration

THIS P00003 EXTENDS THE BASE YEAR POP TO 2DEC21.$10,335,833

· FY2019 · Department of the Army

Region VIII Research Center for Excellence for Biodefen*$10,030,594

U54 · FY2008 · AI

ITAM ASSISTANCE SUPPORT YUMA PROVING GROUND$10,026,417

· FY2014 · Department of the Army

Region VIII Research Center for Excellence for Biodefen*$9,934,769

U54 · FY2006 · AI

Region VIII Research Center for Excellence for Biodefen*$9,869,569

U54 · FY2007 · AI