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Brent Ewers
University Of Wyoming
$15,849,044
Attributed
$70,764,721
Total exposure
10
Grants
6
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 $20M · FY2005–22$20M$15M$10M$5M$0
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Funding mix
By agency
NSF$70,764,721 · 10
By mechanism
—$70,764,721 · 10
Top collaborators
- Cynthia Weinig4 shared
- Crobertson Mcclung2 shared
- David S Mackay2 shared
- Andrew Parsekian1 shared
- Bart Geerts1 shared
- Brian D Amiro1 shared
- Bryan N Shuman1 shared
- Christian A Buerkle1 shared
Grant awards (10)
RII Track-1: Anticipating the Climate-Water Transition and Cascading Challenges to Socio-Environmental Systems in America's Headwaters$16,957,950
· FY2022 · O/D · contact PI
RAPID: Collaborative Research: Forest Ecosystem Responses to Interacting Bark Beetle and Fire Disturbance are set up by Regeneration in the First Year$164,998
· FY2019 · BIO
RII Track-1: Linking Microbial Life to Ecosystem Services Across Wyoming's Dynamic Landscape$20,000,000
· FY2017 · O/D · contact PI
RESEARCH: Predicting Genotypic Variation in Growth and Yield under Abiotic Stress through Biophysical Process Modeling$3,457,977
· FY2016 · BIO · contact PI
A Systems Analysis of Plant Growth Promotion by the Rhizosphere Microbiome$3,277,565
· FY2015 · BIO
Water in a Changing West: The Wyoming Center for Environmental Hydrology and Geophysics$20,000,000
· FY2012 · O/D
Genetic Analysis of Natural Variation in the Control of Water Use Efficiency and Response to Drought Stress in Brassica rapa$5,261,343
· FY2011 · BIO
ETBC: Collaborative Research: Quantifying the Effects of Large-Scale Vegetation Change on Coupled Water, Carbon, and Nutrient Cycles: Beetle Kill in Western Montane Forests$204,421
· FY2009 · GEO · contact PI
Effects of Wildfire Disturbance on Water Budgets of Boreal Black Spruce Forests$1,277,000
· FY2005 · BIO · contact PI
Collaborative Research: Restricted Plasticity of Canopy Stomatal Conductance: A Conceptual Basis for Simpler Spatial Models of Forest Transpiration$163,467
· FY2004 · GEO · contact PI