Network cluster: patterns and controls of ecohydrology, CO2 fluxes, and nutrient availability in pedogenic carbonate-dominated dryland critical zones

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Sep 1, 2020 Last action May 19, 2026

Award ID: 2012475
Recipient: The University Of Texas At El Paso UEI C1DEGMMKC7W7 Part of University Of Texas System
Awarding agency: Division of Earth Sciences National Science Foundation
Obligated: $5,269,319

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Subrecipient	Amount	Awarded
Morgan State University Scope of Work of Mengqiang Zhu As a participant, Dr. Mengqiang Zhu, an associate professor in Soil Biogeochemistry, at the University of Maryland College…	$212,062	Nov 28, 2023
Board Of Regents Of Nevada System Of Higher Education Network Cluster: Patterns and controls of CO2 fluxes, ecohydrology, and nutrient availability on pedogenic carbonatedominated dryland Critical Zone	$168,879	Aug 24, 2023
Regents Of The University Of Minnesota	$239,633	Aug 27, 2021
Insights-El Paso Science Center, Inc. Insights will develop and implement a curriculum for middle school and high school student outreach programs in collaboration with students and faculty of the…	$184,314	May 12, 2021
New Mexico State University NMSU will complete work associated with section 2 and 3 of the proposal titled: Network Cluster: Patterns and controls of C02 fluxes, ecohydrology, and nutrient…	$145,848	Sep 9, 2020
Boise State University This project is transformative in that it examines the links among carbon, nutrients and water cycling in one of the largest biomes on Earth, and quantifies how…	$513,425	Sep 9, 2020

2012475 was awarded to The University Of Texas At El Paso by Division of Earth Sciences (National Science Foundation) on September 1, 2020.

$5,269,319 has been obligated on 2012475.

Division of Earth Sciences (National Science Foundation) awarded 2012475, with funding from National Science Foundation.

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