In the second quarter of fiscal year 2024, GSO received $1.6 million in research funding. Researchers also submitted and/or participated in more than $29.4 million in proposals during this quarter.
This table shows individual new awards to GSO in Q2:
| Investigator(s) | Source | Amount | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roxanne Beinart | Smithsonian Institute | $66,380 | Genome skimming and analysis of marine benthic invertebrates from the Gulf of Mexico |
| Jeremy Collie | University of New Hampshire | $7,434 | Development and application of genomic tools to guide management of Atlantic cod fishery |
| Karen Kent, Glenn Ricci | Mississippi State University | $159,469 | Feed the Future—Fish Innovation Lab Extension |
| Kristy Lewis | Mote Marine Laboratory | $87,937 | Double indemnity for Karenia: Modifying clay for improved cell and toxin removal |
| Brice Loose | National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA) | $102,327 | Innovative uses of CALIPSO data for oceanography and the ongoing COVID-19 impacts study |
| Christopher Roman | SUNY—Stony Brook | $207,545 | Using concurrent in situ measurements of animal movement and turbulent microstructure in the pelagic ocean to quantify the role of biology in ocean mixing |
| Pamela Rubinoff, J.P. Walsh | Brown University | $45,212 | RII Track-2 FEC: Community-driven coastal climate research and solutions (3CRS) for the resilience of New England coastal populations |
| Tatiana Rynearson, Susanne Menden-Deuer | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution | $40,1422 | RENEWAL: LTER: Scales of variability in ecosystem dynamics and production on the changing Northeast U.S. Shelf (NES II) |
| D Randolph Watts | University of Miami | $218,620 | Two PIES for WBTS plus Two PIES for SAM at CIMAS/University of Miami |