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Boise State University

Boise, ID

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$343,613,950
Total funding
615
Grants

Funding over time

peak $42M · FY2005–26
$50M$37.5M$25M$12.5M$0
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Funding mix

By agency

NSF$182,126,144 · 397
NIH$75,508,257 · 93
DOE$42,537,472 · 30
DOD$24,206,236 · 28
NASA$12,206,897 · 40
USDA$7,028,943 · 26
CDC$0 · 1

By mechanism

—$268,105,693 · 521
P20$29,787,575 · 33
R01$13,548,911 · 11
R15$12,001,316 · 32
C06$11,978,104 · 2
P30$2,122,500 · 3

Investigators at Boise State University

Investigator-initiatedAll funding

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

First grant in the last 5 yrs

1Anamaria Gabriella Zavala$424,5001 gr

Emerging Leaders

6–10 yrs in

1Laxman Mainali$2,214,2641 gr2Richard Scott Beard$2,013,9812 gr3Gunes Uzer$1,598,6021 gr4Erin Mannen$1,075,4681 gr5Matthew Lee Ferguson$899,7791 gr6Jim Browning$892,8922 gr7Steven Lysne$775,4311 gr8Eric Baggs$454,9901 gr

All-Time

Most funded here, all years

1Robert J Turrisi$16,678,9214 gr2Laxman Mainali$2,214,2641 gr3Richard Scott Beard$2,013,9812 gr4Rajesh Nagarajan$1,606,1794 gr5Gunes Uzer$1,598,6021 gr6Cheryl Lynn Jorcyk$1,580,6134 gr7Julia T Oxford$1,561,3082 gr8Troy T Rohn$1,263,9453 gr

Largest grants

DNA-CONTROLLED DYE AGGREGATION – A PATH TO CREATE QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT$12,500,000
· FY2019 · Department of Energy
RECOVERY ACT: NATIONAL GEOTHERMAL DATA SYSTEM$9,984,178
· FY2009 · Department of Energy
Modernization, Expansion, and Development of the Lifelong Interdisciplinary Movement, Biomechanics, and Respiration (LIMBR) Center$8,000,000
C06 · FY2025 · OD
EPSCoR CREST Phase I: Center for Semiconductors Research$7,464,981
· FY2025 · EDU
RII Track-2 FEC: Genomics Underlying Toxin Tolerance (GUTT): Identifying Molecular Innovations that Predict Phenotypes of Toxin Tolerance in Wild Vertebrate Herbivores$6,598,285
· FY2018 · O/D
ART: Translational Research Ambassadors Network for Strengthening Institutional Capacity and Fostering a Responsive and Open Mindset (TRANSFORM)$6,285,656
· FY2024 · TIP
NSF Convergence Accelerator Track J Phase 2: Dairy NutriSols - Catalyzing technology adoption to promote food and nutrition security$4,999,818
· FY2023 · TIP
Collaborative Research:New Pathways to STEM Careers in Southern Idaho$4,999,494
· FY2022 · EDU
THE DNA SAFEGUARD PROJECT: MOLECULAR BARCODES$4,271,020
· FY2008 · Department of the Army
3D TECH FOR ADVANCED SENSOR SYSTEMS$4,073,868
· FY2008 · Department of the Navy
PIRE: ExTerra Field Institute and Research Endeavo$4,066,962
· FY2016 · O/D
FEC: Good Fire: Enhance Spatial and Temporal Efficacy of Prescribed Fire and Managed Wildfire Use$3,999,959
· FY2025 · O/D
PAR04-122, Extramural Research Facilities Construction:*$3,978,104
C06 · FY2010 · RR
OPTIMIZING DNA-ASSEMBLED DYE AGGREGATES FOR QUANTUM COHERENT EXCITON DEVICES$3,661,005
· FY2019 · Department of the Navy
Improving Rural Middle Grades Mathematics Instruction through a Statewide Teacher-Researcher Alliance$2,743,508
· FY2023 · EDU
DESIGN OF DNA-TEMPLATED MOLECULAR DYE AGGREGATES FOR EXCITONIC-BASED NANOSCALE QUANTUM GATES$2,586,200
· FY2022 · Department of the Navy
EFFECT OF THE ELECTRICAL DOUBLE LAYER (EDL) IN UNDERSTANDING THE CORRELATION OF METAL PLATING/STRIPPING AND ELECTROLYTE DECOMPOSITION AT METAL/ELECTROLYTE INTERFACES$2,400,006
· FY2025 · Department of Energy
New GK-12: Utilizing Local Resources and Educational Setting to Stimulate K-12 Learning$2,270,449
· FY2008 · EDU
UNDERSTANDING INTERFACIAL CHEMISTRY AND CATION ORDER-DISORDER IN MIXED-PHASED COMPLEX SODIUM METAL OXIDE CATHODES FOR SODIUM ION BATTERIES$2,264,813
· FY2018 · Department of Energy
Healthy Idaho Clinical & Translational Research Development Program$2,185,745
P20 · FY2025 · GM