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Grant: University of California, Los Angeles
To continue the activities of the Deep Energy community of the Deep Carbon Observatory
Grant: Oregon State University
To conduct the second field-based summer school of the Deep Carbon Observatory
Grant: New York Academy of Sciences
To support dissemination of the proceedings of a conference entitled "Microbes in the City: Mapping the Urban Genome"
Grant: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
To develop genomic assays targeted at the human?associated microbiome that can be used to monitor biological safety, enabling potable reuse of wastewater
Grant: Mycological Society of America
To highlight ongoing studies of fungi in the built environment and increase understanding of fundamental processes that influence fungal communities at the 2016 annual Mycological Society of America meeting
Grant: Weill Cornell Medical College
To support an international consortium of researchers studying the metagenomics of subways and mass transit systems
Grant: University of California, Davis
To examine the role of the built environment as a venue for microbial cross inoculation between infants
Grant: New York University
To examine the microbial profiles of Amerindian homes in isolated settings with and without mestizo influence
Grant: National Academy of Sciences
To provide partial support for a consensus study of the microbiology of the built environment
Grant: Illinois Institute of Technology
To develop and document open source sensors for characterizing the built environment
Grant: University of California, Berkeley
To develop methods to optimize recovery of RNA from indoor microbiome samples
Grant: University of Cincinnati
To support scientific exchange with research groups in Finland and neighboring countries
Grant: University of Pittsburgh
To determine the changes in the microbial ecology of a hospital hot water system caused by the introduction of a secondary disinfectant
Grant: Harvard Medical School
To test whether the pH of surfaces in built environments influences the composition of microbial communities that reside there
Grant: Yale University
To support a workshop on the challenges of microbial sampling in the indoor environment, co-sponsored by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Grant: Northern Arizona University
To analyze and model the establishment of microbial communities over time on different office surface materials in different climates
Grant: University of California, Riverside
To provide tools and a data archive for analyzing sequence data of microbial communities in the indoor environment
Grant: University of Colorado, Boulder
To conduct a pilot study to examine the diversity and structure of bacterial communities in kitchens
Grant: University of Colorado, Boulder
To examine the role of flood damage and recovery to house-associated microbial communities
Grant: University of Oregon
To provide renewed support for the Biology and Built Environment (BioBE) Center