← LeaderboardsInvestigatorsiAttributed = a PI's even-split share of each grant — a $1M grant with 2 PIs counts $500K each.
The Aspen Global Change Institute, Inc.
$3,236,523
Total funding
12
Grants
Funding over time
peak $915.6K · FY2008–24$1M$750K$500K$250K$0
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Funding mix
By agency
NASA$2,865,375 · 6
DOE$321,148 · 5
USDA$50,000 · 1
By mechanism
—$3,236,523 · 12
Investigators at The Aspen Global Change Institute, Inc.
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
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Largest grants
ASPEN GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE SUMMER SCIENCE SESSIONSTHE ASPEN GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE (AGCL) PROPOS$915,586
· FY2008 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
THE PRIMARY AIM OF THESE WORKSHOPS AND ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES IS TO ADVANCE SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING OF EARTH SYSTEMS THROUGH LEARNING AND COLLABORATION ACROSS DISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES.$519,009
· FY2020 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
THE ASPEN GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE (AGCI) REQUESTS MULTI-YEAR SUPPORT TO CONTINUE ITS ANNUAL SERIES OF INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENTIFIC WORKSHOPS NOW ENTERING THEIR 28TH YEAR. THE PRIMARY AIM OF THESE SESSIONS AND ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES IS TO ADVANCE SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING OF EARTH SYSTEMS THROUGH LEARNING AND COLLABORATION ACROSS DISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES. OUTCOMES FROM SESSIONS CATALYZE NEW RESEARCH INITIATIVES BUILD CAPACITY WITHIN EXISTING RESEARCH PROGRAMS SUPPORT THE MISSIONS OF FEDERAL AGENCIES AND OTHER SPONSORS AND ENGAGE THE PUBLIC ON THE RELEVANCE AND POTENTIAL USES OF SCIENCE REGARDING GLOBAL CHANGE. EACH YEAR AGCI PURSUES WORKSHOP TOPICS THAT ARE RECOMMENDED BY THE RESEARCH COMMUNITY AND VETTED BY ITS SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD. AGCI COLLABORATES WITH WORKSHOP CO-CHAIRS RESPECTED LEADERS IN THEIR FIELDS WHO VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME TO DEVELOP A ROSTER AND PROGRAM FOR THE WEEKLONG INTENSIVE WORK SESSIONS. FOR 2017 SESSIONS ALREADY IN PLANNING WILL FOCUS ON THE TELECONNECTIONS OF POLAR AMPLIFICATION AND IMPROVED METHODS FOR THE EVALUATION OF EARTH SYSTEMS MODELS. BOTH TOPICS ADDRESS RESEARCH PRIORITIES IMPLICIT IN NASA EARTH SCIENCE PROGRAM GOALS AS WELL AS THOSE OF THE U.S. GLOBAL CHANGE RESEARCH PROGRAM. ADDITIONALLY ADVANCEMENTS IN BOTH TOPICS WILL HELP MEET SOCIETAL NEED FOR RELEVANT AND TIMELY DECISION SUPPORT SUCH AS IMPROVED AND MORE USABLE CLIMATE PROJECTIONS. ONE OR TWO ADDITIONAL TOPICS MAY BE SELECTED FROM A SHORT LIST PROVIDED IN THE PROPOSAL AND PURSUED PENDING FUNDING FROM OTHERS. THE FUNDING REQUESTED WILL PROVIDE THE NECESSARY SHARE OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PLAN AND CONDUCT THESE WORKSHOPS AS WELL AS TO DOCUMENT REPORT AND PRODUCE ONLINE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THEM. AGCI WORKSHOPS ARE EVALUATED AT MULTIPLE POINTS OVER THEIR LIFECYCLE AND RESULTS ARE REPORTED DIRECTLY TO FEDERAL AGENCY SPONSORS. EACH WORKSHOP ORGANIZED BY AGCI INCLUDES A SPECIAL PUBLIC LECTURE WHERE THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO MEET AND ENGAGE WITH INVITED WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS. FOLLOWING EACH WORKSHOP VIDEOS OF THE PUBLIC LECTURE AND WORKSHOP SESSIONS ARE POSTED FOR VIEWING BY ANYONE FREE OF CHARGE ON AGCI S WEBSITE WWW.AGCI.ORG. ADDITIONALLY AGCI SUPPORTS WORKSHOP PARTICIPANTS AND CO-CHAIRS IN DEVELOPING PEER-REVIEWED AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS DESIGNED TO DISSEMINATE WORKSHOP FINDINGS TO MORE TECHNICAL AUDIENCES. THE ASPEN GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE IS AN INDEPENDENT COLORADO NON-PROFIT FOUNDED IN 1989. AGCI S MISSION IS TO FURTHER SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN SERVICE OF SOCIETY. THE PREMISE BEHIND THE FOUNDING OF AGCI AND ITS SUCCESS TO DATE IS THAT EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE STUDIES REQUIRE A UNIQUE ENTERPRISE A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT ACROSS DISCIPLINES. THE WORK OF AGCI NOW CONTINUES INTO ITS 28TH YEAR OF CONVENING INTERDISCIPLINARY DISCUSSIONS CONDUCTING APPLIED RESEARCH AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND DEVELOPING RESOURCES FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION ABOUT GLOBAL CHANGE. NEARLY 1500 SCHOLARS SCIENTISTS AND USERS OF RESEARCH HAVE ATTENDED AGCI SESSIONS FROM MORE THAN 35 COUNTRIES. INFORMATION AND RESOURCES ABOUT PAST CURRENT AND UPCOMING ACTIVITIES IS AVAILABLE AT WWW.AGCI.ORG.$474,050
· FY2017 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
THE ASPEN GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE (AGCI) PROPOSES CONTINUATION OF SUPPORT INITIATED WITH NASA GRANT NUMBER NAGW-3853 AND SUBSEQUENT NAG5-5028, NAG5-7$454,165
· FY2014 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
AS WILDFIRES FLOODS DROUGHTS AND OTHER EXTREME EVENTS OF THE PAST YEAR RAISE THE URGENCY TO BE MORE PREPARED FOR CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS SO TOO DOES THE IMPORTANCE OF KNOWING WHAT CAN BE DONE TO MAKE RESEARCH MORE ACTIONABLE FOR DECISION MAKING. THE WORK OUTLINED$377,566
· FY2022 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
AS TECHNOLOGIES ADVANCE AND RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SCIENCE AND SOCIETY EVOLVE NEW OPPORTUNITIES HAVE EMERGED TO INNOVATE HOW WE UNDERSTAND TERRESTRIAL HYDROLOGY AND APPLY THIS KNOWLEDGE. TO HARNESS THIS INNOVATION POTENTIAL WE PROPOSE AN 18-MONTH$124,999
· FY2021 · National Aeronautics and Space Administration
INTERDISCIPLINARY WORKSHOP ON THE IMPACTS OF LAND USE AND LAND MANAGEMENT ON EARTH SYSTEM EVOLUTION, BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES, EXTREMES, AND INTER-SECTORAL DYNAMICS$105,000
· FY2019 · Department of Energy
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN FOR CMIP6: AEROSOL, LAND USE AND FUTURE SCENARIOS$84,266
· FY2014 · Department of Energy
IMPACT RELEVANCE AND USABILITY OF HIGH-RESOLUTION CLIMATE MODELING AND DATASETS$80,016
· FY2015 · Department of Energy
THE ASPEN GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE (AGCI) PROPOSES TO HOST A WORKSHOP ENTITLED, REDUCING FOOD LOSS AND WASTE: DUAL IMPACT ACTIONS TO ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE IMPROVE NUTRITION. THE FIVE-DAY WORKSHOP WILL BE HELD IN JUNE 2024, LED BY A TEAM OF EXPERT CO-CHAIRS: AHMED KABLAN, ANN VAUGHN AND NIKA LARIAN (USAID BUREAU FOR RESILIENCE AND FOOD SECURITY); SHIBANI GHOSH (FEED THE FUTURE FOOD SYSTEMS FOR NUTRITION INNOVATION LAB); AND JEAN BUZBY (USDA). THIS WORKSHOP IS PROPOSED FOR JUNE 2024, TO BE HELD IN WESTERN COLORADO. AGCI WILL PROVIDE GUIDANCE AND LOGISTICAL SUPPORT FOR A WEEKLONG PROGRAM CONSISTING OF PRESENTATIONS, DISCUSSIONS, BREAKOUT GROUPS, AND A PUBLIC LECTURE.FOOD LOSSES AND WASTE (FLW) IMPACT THE SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILIENCE OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD SYSTEMS AND THEIR ABILITY TO ENSURE FOOD SECURITY AND NUTRITION FOR ALL AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. REDUCTION IN FLW ALSO SUPPORTS BETTER USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES SUCH AS WATER, ENERGY, AND SOILS. OUR WORKSHOP AIMS TO IDENTIFY PATHWAYS TO CREATE MORE ROBUST AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD SYSTEMS (IN THE US AND GLOBALLY), BY PROVIDING RECOMMENDATIONS TO GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND FUNDERS ON PRIORITY POLICIES, PROGRAMS, TECHNOLOGIES AND RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES TO REDUCE FOOD, LOSS, AND WASTE.THE WORKSHOP WILL BRING TOGETHER AROUND THIRTY PARTICIPANTS INCLUDING SCIENTISTS, PRIVATE SECTOR ACTORS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. PARTICIPANTS WILL REPRESENT A DIVERSE GROUP OF ACTORS, EACH OF WHICH HAVE A SIGNIFICANT STAKE IN ENSURING FLW IS REDUCED.PARTICIPANTS WILL IDENTIFY FOOD LOSS REDUCTION METHODS AND INNOVATIONS (INCLUDING TECHNOLOGIES, PROCESSES, POLICIES), AS WELL AS FOOD WASTE REDUCTION APPROACHES (INCLUDING UPCYCLING AND APPROPRIATE USES OFSUBSTANDARD PRODUCTS). AN EMPHASIS WILL BE TO IDENTIFY OPTIONS THAT ARE ACTIONABLE AND EASY TO ADAPT/IMPLEMENT IN LOW RESOURCE ENVIRONMENTS. PARTICIPANTS WILL ALSO IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES FOR HOW TO FUND THESE OPPORTUNITIES. THE GROUP WILLIDENTIFY PRIORITY RESEARCH AND EVIDENCE GAPS, ESPECIALLY DATA GAPS TO INFORMPOLICY ACTIONS. THEY WILL PROVIDE ACTIONABLE POLICY AND PROGRAMMING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR POLICY MAKERS AND DONOR ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT REDUCING FLW GLOBALLY.ALL WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS AND VIDEO RECORDINGS WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE ON AGCI'S WEBSITE AS EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES. ALL POST-WORKSHOP PUBLICATIONS (REPORTS, PEER-REVIEWED PAPERS, ETC), WILL ALSO BE MADE PUBLICLY AVAILABLE.$50,000
· FY2024 · National Institute of Food and Agriculture
2018 INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE WORKSHOP ON 'WHEN THE RAIN STOPS: DROUGHT ON SUBSEASONAL TIMESCALES AND LONGER'$26,866
· FY2018 · Department of Energy
NEXT GENERATION CLIMATE CHANGE EXPERIMENTS NEEDED TO ADVANCE KNOWLEDGE AND FOR ASSESSMENT OF CMIP6$25,000
· FY2013 · Department of Energy