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  • Funded by NIEHS - Extramural
    • Superfund Basic Research Program
      • Who We Fund
        • Exploratory / Developmental Research Grants
        • Individual Research Grants
          • Arizona State University (Halden)
          • Louisiana State University (Dellinger)
          • Medical University of South Carolina (May)
          • New York University School of Medicine (Wirgin)
          • Northeastern University (Sheahan)
          • Stanford University (Luthy)
          • Stony Brook University - SUNY (Brownawell)
          • University of California - Merced (O'Day)
          • University of Cincinnati (Oerther)
          • University of Cincinnati (Bishop)
          • University of Delaware (Di Toro)
          • University of Florida (Denslow)
          • University of Maryland - Baltimore County (Ghosh)
          • University of Missouri-Rolla (Burken)
          • University of Texas - Austin (Reible)
        • Multiproject Program Grants
        • Small Business Innovation Research / Small Business Technology Transfer Research Grants
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Individual Research Grants

Superfund Basic Research Program

Individual research grants (R01) are awarded for individual research projects to address specific issues that complement the multiproject program grants.

Currently Funded Individual Research Grants (R01)

Arizona State University Novel Approaches to Studying the in situ Bioremediation of Complex Mixtures Program Director: Rolf Ulrich Halden Funding Period: 2006-2009	Louisiana State University Development of a Demonstrable Model of Dioxin Formation Program Director: Barry Dellinger Funding Period: 2006-2009
Medical University of South Carolina Integrating Microbial Biostimulation and Electrolytic Aeration to Degrade POPs Program Director: Harold D. May Funding Period: 2008-2011	New York University School of Medicine Mechanisms of Resistance of Aquatic Vertebrate Populations to Mixtures Program Director: Isaac I. Wirgin Funding Period: 2006-2009
Northeastern University A Reactive Mat to Remediate Contaminated Sediments and Reduce Heath Risks Program Director: Thomas C. Sheahan Funding Period: 2008-2011	Stanford University Activated Carbon as a Multifunctional Amendment to Treat PCBs and Mercury Program Director: Richard G. Luthy Funding Period: 2007-2010
Stony Brook University - SUNY Sources, Fate, and Identification of Endocrine Disrupting Compounds in the Hudson Program Director: Bruce Brownawell Funding Period: 2006-2009	University of California-Merced Sequestration and Immobilization of Metal and Metalloid Contaminants in Sediments Program Director: Peggy A. O'Day Funding Period: 2007-2010
University of Cincinnati Bacterial Diversity as a Biomarker of Soil Health Program Director: Daniel B. Oerther Funding Period: 2006-2009	University of Cincinnati PAH Bioremediation and Monitoring in Biowalls Program Director: Paul L. Bishop Funding Period: 2006-2009
University of Delaware Toxicity and Mobilization of Metals and Metal Mixtures in Sediments Program Director: Dominic M. Di Toro Funding Period: 2006-2009	University of Florida Molecular Mechanisms of Endocrine Disruption in Largemouth Bass Program Director: Nancy D. Denslow Funding Period: 2006-2009
University of Maryland-Baltimore County Pilot-scale Research of Novel Amendment Delivery for in situ Sediment Remediation Program Director: Upal Ghosh Funding Period: 2007-2010	University of Missouri-Rolla In-situ Sediment Remediation Using Benthic Waterjet Amendment Program Director: Joel G. Burken Funding Period: 2008-2011
University of Texas-Austin Funnel and Gate Innovations - Stabilization and Treatment of Contaminated Sediments Program Director: Danny Reible Funding Period: 2007-2010

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Last Reviewed: 19 May 2008