Mercury

Recent Funding Opportunities

Mercury: Transport, Transformation, and Fate in the Atmosphere - Open: April 20, 2001 - Closed: August 15, 2001
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Recent Research Projects

Identifier	Abstract	Institution	Grant Representative	Grant Amount	Project Period
R830603 Grant	Natural Mercury Isotopes as Tracers of Sources, Cycling, and Deposition of Atmospheric Mercury	Florida State University,National High Magnetic Field Laboratory	Stelz, Bill	$827,147	October 2002 - December 2006
R829799 Grant	Models and Measurements for Investigating Atmospheric Transport and Photochemistry of Hg	University of Michigan	Stelz, Bill	$899,597	November 2002 - October 2005
R829795 Grant	Laser Based Studies of Atmospheric Mercury Transformation: Laboratory Kinetics and Ultrasensitive Detection of Elemental and Reactive Gaseous Mercury	University of Miami	Stelz, Bill	$559,363	January 2003 - December 2006
R829798 Grant	Speciated Atmospheric Mercury: Gas/Particle Partitioning, Transformations, and Source Characterization	University of Wisconsin - Madison,Carleton College,U.S. Geological Survey	Stelz, Bill	$898,388	January 2003 - December 2005
R829797 Grant	Inflow, Chemistry and Deposition of Mercury to the West Coast of the United States	University of Washington	Stelz, Bill	$756,774	June 2002 - June 2005