21-000001204 neurobehavioral, physiological, and computational processes of auditory object learning in mammals

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N000142312065
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$4,693,789

Award facts

Assistance listing
12.300 Basic and Applied Scientific Research
Completion date 78% complete
Originally
Place of performance
Pennsylvania, USA

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Transactions

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Amendment (no IDC) - 21-000001204 neurobehavioral, physiological, and computational processes of auditory object learning in mammals $193,789
Amendment $325,259
Amendment $0
Amendment $201,949
Amendment $1,000,000
Amendment $1,500,000
Original award $1,472,792

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Work with U Michigan engineering group to set specifications, design, and use of the recording systems for marine mammals, work with the team developing the… $25,295
University Of Washington The overall objective of the proposed work is to understand the cognitive and neural mechanisms allowing marine mammals and humans to learn how to identify… $65,774
New College Of Florida Understanding how free-swimming dolphins learn to represent objects data collection with moving and echolocating dolphins at Disney's The Seas. Will help… $37,328
University Of Massachusetts Dartmouth 21-000001204 Neurobehavioral, Physiological, and Computational Processes of Auditory Object Learning in Mammals $54,154
Regents Of The University Of Michigan Create physics-informed machine learning-based models for the learning process used by echolocating marine mammals during scene discover. Develop the enabling… $79,690
New College Of Florida Neurobehavioral, physiological, and computational processes of auditory object learning in mammals $57,648
National Marine Mammal Foundation, Inc. Neurobehavioral, Physiological, and Computational Processes of Auditory Object Learning in Mammals $84,132
University Of Massachusetts Dartmouth $78,239
University Of Washington 21-000001204 Neurobehavioral, Physiological, and Computational Processes of Auditory Object Learning in Mammals $61,309
Subrecipient not on record Neurobehavioral, Physiological, and Computational Processes of Auditory Object Learning in Mammals $100,961
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 21-000001204 Neurobehavioral, Physiological, and Computational Processes of Auditory Object Learning in Mammals $23,750
New College Of Florida Funds are requested for co-Investigator Dr. Heidi Harley who will be leading one of the project “thrustsâ€​ focused on auditory… $115,789
University Of Washington The overall objective of the proposed work is to understand the cognitive and neural mechanisms allowing marine mammals and humans to learn how to identify… $121,113
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution This proposal covers Dr. Tyack's time working on the project. Peter Tyack will spend 2 months per year working on this project for 5 years. As the lead of the… $49,167
University Of Massachusetts Dartmouth Prof. John R. Buck and his group from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Massachusetts will participate in the prposed… $150,070
Regents Of The University Of Michigan This portion of the project will provide the experimental equipment and the analysis algorithms required to enable the investigation of learning process in… $199,093
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Who received award N000142312065?

N000142312065 was awarded to Carnegie-Mellon University by Office of Naval Research (Secretary of the Navy) on December 1, 2022.

How much is award N000142312065 worth?

$4,693,789 has been obligated on N000142312065.

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