Previous awardees:
RG_2020_121
Genomic Studies of Venomous Marine Invertebrates
James Reimer
University of the Ryukyus
$44,000
RG_2020_091
Genomic Studies of Erythroxylum Species
Dawson White
Grainger Bioinformatics Center, Field Museum
Lyndel Meinhardt
Sustainable Perennial Crops Laboratory, USDA
$120,000
RG_2020_34
Genomic Studies of Gadiforme Fishes, a human food source
Adela Roa-Veron
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
$80,000
2019
RG_2019_098
Genomic studies of Mental Health: Parrots as a Model System
Taylor Hains
UChicago / Field Museum / Terra Wildlife Genomics
$150,000
RG_2019_021
Genomic Studies of Cell Receptors in Ciconia Cranes
Taras Oleksyk
Department of Biological Sciences
Oakland University
$12,000
RG_2019_017
Behavioral Evolution in Kingfishers, a Model of Human Behavior
Chad Eliason, John Bates, Shannon Hackett
Field Museum of Natural History
$62,000
2018
RG_2018_042
Genomic Studies of Mormyrid Fishes
Rose Peterson
George Washington University
$120,000
2017
RG_2017_009
Antigens in North American Moths
Danielle Stacks
University of California, Davis
$12,000
2016
RG_2016_032
A Genetic Basis of Mating Behavior in Sygnathid Fishes
Brooke Weinstein
Univeristy of California, Merced
$10,000
RG_2016_012
Genomic Studies of Antigens of Rove Beetles
Matthew Aardema, Joseph Parker, Steve Davis
American Museum of Natural History
$18,000
2015
RG_2015_054
Genomic Studies of Invasive Weeds of the Mid-Atlantic Region Causing Human
Allergic Reaction
Madeleine Wilcox
University of Virginia
$22,000
2014
RG_2014_015
Phylogenetic Studies of the Venomous Box Jellyfish
Allen Collins
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
Department of Invertebrate Zoology
$62,000
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