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Everett L Shock
Washington University
$3,750,327
Attributed
$7,311,842
Total exposure
19
Grants
16
Lead (contact PI)
Attributed= this PI's even-split share of every grant they're on (the fair, additive number). Exposure = full size of all those grants.
Funding over time
peak $2.1M · FY2005–23$2.5M$1.9M$1.3M$625K$0
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Funding mix
By agency
NSF$7,311,842 · 19
By mechanism
—$7,311,842 · 19
Top collaborators
- Grayson Boyer3 shared
- Ian R Gould2 shared
- Lynda Williams2 shared
- Ariel D Anbar1 shared
- Darryl Reano1 shared
- Dong-Kyun Seo1 shared
- Hilairy E Hartnett1 shared
- Jan P Amend1 shared
Grant awards (19)
GEO-CM: Empowering Users as Builders: a Community-Driven Platform for Geochemical Modeling of Critical Minerals$638,334
· FY2023 · GEO
EAR-Climate: An Open-Source Facility for Water-Organic-Rock-Microbe (WORM) Reaction Modeling$1,275,352
· FY2022 · GEO · contact PI
EAGER: Collaborative Research: Has Recent Tectono-Magmatic Activity at Loihi (Kamaehuakanaloa) Seamount perturbed vent-fluid circulation and hydrothermal Fe export to the ocean?$20,401
· FY2022 · GEO · contact PI
WORM: The Water-Organic-Rock-Microbe Reaction Modeling Ecosystem$498,034
· FY2020 · GEO · contact PI
SI2-SSI: Collaborative Research: ENKI: Software infrastructure that ENables Knowledge Integration for Modeling Coupled Geochemical and Geodynamical Processes$213,345
· FY2016 · CSE · contact PI
Collaborative Research: Alteration of mantle peridotite: Geochemical fluxes and dynamics of far from equilibrium transport$299,535
· FY2015 · GEO · contact PI
How Geochemistry Provides Habitability: A Case Study of the Microbial Iron Cycle$235,000
· FY2015 · GEO · contact PI
How Minerals Control Hydrothermal Organic Reactivity$448,932
· FY2014 · GEO · contact PI
Collaborative Research: Combining Methods from Geochemistry and Molecular Biology to Predict the Functions of Microbial Communities$229,941
· FY2011 · GEO · contact PI
RIDGE: Tipping Points in the Evolution of Submarine Hydrothermal Systems: Habitat Generation, Organic Transformation, and Rock Alteration$521,875
· FY2009 · GEO · contact PI
ETBC: Organic Geochemical Transformations and the Deep Biosphere -- Identifying the Food Sources for Microbes in Sedimentary Systems$1,528,590
· FY2008 · GEO · contact PI
Acquisition of a multi-purpose powder diffractometer for the X-ray facility at ASU Chemistry for use in research and education$296,000
· FY2008 · MPS
Ocean Crust Alteration and the Deep Biosphere$283,877
· FY2008 · GEO · contact PI
Technician Support: ICP-MS research in the W. M. Keck Foundation Laboratory for Environmental Biogeochemistry, Arizona State University. Phase I.$224,994
· FY2005 · GEO
Collaborative Research: Ecophysiology of deeply-branching bacterial and archaeal communities$40,311
· FY2005 · GEO · contact PI
Theoretical Organic Geochemistry of Submarine Hydrothermal Systems$220,789
· FY2002 · GEO · contact PI
Geochemical Modeling of How Hydrothermal Water-Rock Reactions Support Near-Ridge Subsurface Microbial Ecosystems$18,647
· FY2002 · GEO · contact PI
Theoretical Organic Geochemistry of Submarine Hydrothermal Systems$218,223
· FY2001 · GEO · contact PI
Geochemical Modeling of How Hydrothermal Water-Rock Reactions Support Near-Ridge Subsurface Microbial Ecosystems$99,662
· FY2000 · GEO · contact PI