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GRANTS
2002-2005 NASA New Investigator Award: "The Response of Soil Carbon to Permafrost Melting in High Latitude Ecosystems: Using Radiocarbon to Detect the Effects of Climate Change” $358,000; PI: Schuur (UF).
2002-2005 NASA New Investigator Award: "The Response of Soil Carbon to Permafrost Melting in High Latitude Ecosystems: Using Radiocarbon to Detect the Effects of Climate Change” $358,000; PI: Schuur (UF).
GRANTS
2002-2003 NSF Bioinformatics Renewal: "Research Starter Grant: Potential Loss of Old Soil Carbon in Response to Permafrost Melting” $50,000; PI: Schuur (UF).
2002-2003 NSF Bioinformatics Renewal: "Research Starter Grant: Potential Loss of Old Soil Carbon in Response to Permafrost Melting” $50,000; PI: Schuur (UF).
2002-2004 NSF Office of Polar Programs: "Collaborative Research: A Measurement Program in Siberia to Assess Disturbance-Driven Changes in Arctic Carbon Fluxes (RAISE)" $1,132146; PI's: Randerson (Caltech), Neff (USGS), Chapin (UAF), Zimov (NE Science Station), Schuur (UFL), Mack (UFL)
GRANTS
2002-2005 NSF Geosciences Carbon Cycle “Collaborative Research: Climate Controls Over Ecosystem Respiration: Using Isotopes to Determine the Sources and Age of Respired Carbon” $868,462; PI's: Trumbore (UCI), Schuur (UF), Randerson (Caltech), Davidson (Woods Hole).
2002-2005 NSF Geosciences Carbon Cycle “Collaborative Research: Climate Controls Over Ecosystem Respiration: Using Isotopes to Determine the Sources and Age of Respired Carbon” $868,462; PI's: Trumbore (UCI), Schuur (UF), Randerson (Caltech), Davidson (Woods Hole).
2002-2005 The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. “The Sensitivity of Tropical Forest Ecosystem Dynamics to Precipitation” $340,000; PI: Schuur (UF).