In the third quarter of FY 2023, GSO received $17.4 million in research funding. In addition, GSO researchers submitted and/or participated in almost $13.7 million in proposals during this quarter. The following are individual new awards to GSO:
| Investigator(s) | Source | Amount | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tracey Dalton | NOAA/Dept. of Commerce | $71,500 | Basia Marcks—2023 Knauss Fellowship |
| Tracey Dalton | NOAA/Dept. of Commerce | $71,500 | Monica Rao—2023 Knauss Fellowship |
| Tracey Dalton | NOAA/Dept. of Commerce | $71,500 | Brianna Jordan—2023 Knauss Fellowship |
| Sarah Gaines, Karen Kent | U.N. Development Program Intl Maritime | $248,255 | Ensuring Community Roles in Complex Multiple Use Areas in Madagascar |
| Keisuke Inomura | Simons Foundation | $810,000 | Simulating macromolecular cycling in the ocean with realistic microbial ecophysiology |
| Rainer Lohmann, Susanne Menden-Deuer | Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program/Dept. of Defense | $170,000 | From the bottom up: Deciphering bioaccumulation and biomagnification of PFAS in plankton |
| Brice Loose | National Science Foundation | $279,122 | Collaborative Research: GASHES: Getz Antarctic Submarine Hydrothermal vents Exploratory Study |
| Jennifer McCann | UConn Storrs | $22,342 | Nurturing the Successful Growth and Maturation of a Domestic Seaweed Aquaculture Industry: Phase II |
| Kelton McMahon | One People One Reef | $150,683 | CI: Integrating novel technologies and traditional management into actionable conservation solutions: a responsive toolkit to better understand and manage critical coral reef ecosystems. |
| Robert Pockalny | U. California, San Diego | $85,134 | D-ENTERPRISE: Diversifying & Engaging the Navy through Technical Education & Recruitment Partnerships for Research Innovations in Science & Engineering. |
| Tatiana Rynearson, Keisuke Inomura | National Science Foundation | $1,053,776 | META-DDA: METabolic Activities of Diatom-Diazotroph Associations |
| Gail Scowcroft | Office of Naval Research | $409,206 | RENEWAL: Discovery of Sound in the Sea |
| Heather Stoffel | Massachusetts Dept. of Environmental Protection | $133,406 | NBFSMN Monitoring in Mt. Hope Bay |
| Hongjie Wang, David Ullman, Andrew Davies | National Science Foundation | $716,655 | CI: Drivers of ocean acidification in a temperate urbanized estuary undergoing nutrient loading reductions |
| D Randolph Watts | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution | $25,238 | PIES Training, Cruise Participation, and Anchors |
| Mingxi Zhou | National Science Foundation | $213,160 | CAREER: Making Robots Live Underwater |