BE FY 2003 Awards

COUPLED BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES

SORT RESULTS BY: Principal Investigator |  Institution |  Award Amount
Principal Investigator	Title	Institution	Total Awarded
INTEGRATED RESEARCH AND EDUCATION AWARDS
Patrick L. Brezonik	Coupled Biogeochemical Cycles in Human Ecosystems: Stoichiometry, Hydrology, Connectiveness, and Culture	University of Minnesota at Twin Cities	$355,317.00
Melbourne G. Briscoe	NSF Support of the National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP)	Office of Naval Research	$100,000.00
Charles T. Driscoll	BE/CBC: Atmospheric Deposition, Transport, Transformations and Bioavailability of Mercury across a Northern Forest Landscape	Syracuse University	$1,799,953.00
Paul Leavitt	Arctic Research Support and Logistics	Veco Rocky Mountain Inc.	$81,661.00
Fernando R. Miralles-Wilhelm	Biocomplexity of Hydrologically-Controlled Vegetation Dynamics:Quantitative Comparative Analysis-Everglades&Cerrado Ecosystems under Soil Moisture&Nutrient Spatiotemporal Dynamics	University of Miami	$1,800,000.00
David M. Nelson	Plankton dynamics and carbon cycling in the equatorial Pacific Ocean: Control by Fe, Si, and grazing	Oregon State University	$1,999,993.00
Richard F. Pittenger	Ship Operations	Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute	$2,000,000.00
Barrie B. Walden	Oceanographic Technical Services	Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute	$58,834.00
David A. Wedin	Sand Hills Biocomplexity: Integrating Biogeophysical Processes across Space and Time	University of Nebraska at Lincoln	$1,794,730.00
AWARDS FOR EXPLORATORY AND DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES
Domy Adriano	SGER: Regulation of Metal Bioavailability in Floodplain Continuum by Carbon and Sulfur Cycling	University of Georgia Research Fdn Inc.	$99,906.00
EDUCATION SUPPLEMENT
Donald A. Walker	Biocomplexity associated with biogeochemical cycles in arctic frost-boil ecosystems	University of Alaska at Fairbanks	$6,000.00
Richard F. Yuretich	BE/CBC: Biogeochemistry of Fe(III) and Sulfate Reduction in Extreme Acidic Environments	University of Massachusetts at Amherst	$10,000.00