National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $29,671, 3 Year Award: \u201cCatching the \u2018Second Wave\u2019 of the Ediacara Biota: Assessing the Role of Environment, Ecology and Diagenesis,\u201d 2014-2017.<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation, EAR\u2013Geomorphology, Principal Investigator, $159,070, 3 Year Award: ” Collaborative research: Laboratory and numerical experiments on the response of wave ripples to changes in oscillatory flow,” 2012\u20132015.<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation, Geology and Paleontology Division, Principal Investigator, $59,985, 3 Year Award: “Collaborative research: Testing Himalayan tectonic and erosional history via chronostratigraphic correlation between the Lesser Himalaya and Indian craton,” 2011\u20132014.<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation, R.U.I. Geology and Paleontology Division, Principal Investigator, $121,396, 3 Year Award: ” Collaborative Research: Stratigraphic test of the tectonic assembly of equatorial peri-Gondwanaland: A Himalayan perspective”, 2006\u20132009.<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation, R.U.I. Geology and Paleontology Division, Principal Investigator, $53,987, 2 Year Award: ” Collaborative Research: High-Density Combined Flows and Bedforms”, 2003\u20132005.<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation, R.U.I. Paleontology\/Stratigraphy Research Grant, Principal Investigator, $114,987, 3 Year Award: ” Collaborative Research: The Neoproterozoic and Cambrian of the Tethyan Himalaya: a Test of Core Gondwanan Construction”, 2000\u20132003.<\/p>\n
[Informal Co-Investigator] National Science Foundation, Structure and Tectonics Research Grant, $280,260, 3 Year Award: “Structure and Sedimentology of the Beardmore Group, Antarctica: Latest Neoproterozoic to early Paleozoic Tectonic Evolution of the East Antarctic Margin”, PI Dr. John Goodge, SMU, 1998\u20132001.<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation, R.U.I. Paleontology\/Stratigraphy Research Grant, Principal Investigator, $71,200, 3 Year Award: “Collaborative Research: Integrated Stratigraphic Study of Cambrian\u2013Ordovician Inner Shelf Facies of the Western United States”, 1999-2002.<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation, R.U.I. Paleontology\/Stratigraphy Research Grant, Principal Investigator, $90,800, 2 Year Award (extended to 3 yrs): “Integrated Stratigraphic and Sedimentological Analysis of the Cambro-Ordovician Inner Shelf, Colorado”, 1995-1998.<\/p>\n
American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund, $24,450 two-year award: “Cambrian Tidal Sand Waves: Geometry, Sediment Dynamics and Reservoir Potential”, 1994\u20131996.<\/p>\n
Union Pacific Resources Company, $2,100: “Cambrian Tidal Sandwaves”, 1994.<\/p>\n
American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund, $18,000 two-year award: “Sedimentology of the Lower Paleozoic of Central Colorado”, 1990\u20131993.<\/p>\n
National Science Foundation, E.A.R., Paleontology\/Stratigraphy Research Grant, Co-Investigator, $90,000, 3 Year Award: “Basin Evolution and Biostratigraphy of the Lower and Middle Cambrian, Avalonian North America”. Principal Investigator Ed Landing, New York State Paleontologist, New York State Survey, 1989-1991.<\/p>\n
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration, $29,671, 3 Year Award: \u201cCatching the \u2018Second Wave\u2019 of the Ediacara Biota: Assessing the Role of Environment, Ecology and Diagenesis,\u201d 2014-2017. National Science Foundation, EAR\u2013Geomorphology, Principal Investigator, $159,070, 3 Year Award: ” Collaborative research: Laboratory … Continue reading