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William R Anderegg

Carnegie Institution Of Washington

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$2,513,692

Attributed

$5,177,764

Total exposure

10

Grants

3

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 $1.5M · FY2011–25

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Funding mix

By agency

NSF$5,177,764 · 10

By mechanism

—$5,177,764 · 10

Top collaborators

Grant awards (10)

NSF R2I2: Wildfire-Resilient and Insurable Utah$499,724

· FY2025 · GEO · contact PI

CAREER: Illuminating how plant water-use strategies mediate ecosystem response to multiple climate extremes$820,772

· FY2021 · BIO · contact PI

Collaborative Research: Predicting ecosystem resilience to climate and disturbance events with a multi-scale hydraulic trait framework$292,419

· FY2020 · BIO · contact PI

Collaborative Research: MSB-ENSA: Leveraging NEON to Build a Predictive Cross-scale Theory of Ecosystem Transpiration$964,474

· FY2018 · BIO

Collaborative Proposal: Forest Carbon-water interactions in relations to the North American Monsoon climate system$565,724

· FY2018 · BIO

CNH-L: Dynamic Impacts of Environmental Change and Biomass Harvesting on Woodland Ecosystems and Traditional Livelihoods$1,470,534

· FY2017 · BIO

RAPID: Leveraging the 2015-2016 El Nino to evaluate drought legacy effects on tree growth responses to rare wet events$243,637

· FY2016 · BIO

Collaborative Research: Extreme Events and Ecological Acclimation: Scaling from Cells to Ecosystems$205,482

· FY2014 · BIO

RAPID: Using open-source ecology to examine tree physiological response and mortality across species during the 2012 United States drought$99,998

· FY2012 · BIO

DISSERTATION RESEARCH: Physiological mechanisms in climate-induced forest mortality$15,000

· FY2011 · BIO