Grant Activity

Carrico: PI. University of Colorado Population Center. Health and Well-being after Abrupt Return Migration in Coastal Bangladesh. $18,000. 2021 - 2022.

Carrico: PI. Center to Advance Research and Teaching in Social Science (CARTSS). An analysis of the historical evolution of conservation appeals since. $4,500. 2020-2021. 

Carrico: PI. National Science Foundation. Socioecological System Dynamics Related to Livelihood, Human Migration, and Landscape Evolution. $1.5M. 2017 - 2022. 

Carter. [Safran lab]. National Science Foundation. “Intern fellowship funding for PhD candidate Javan Carter to participate in an internship experience during graduate school” $52,408. 2020-2021.

Laubach. [Safran lab]. National Science Foundation. Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Biology (PRFB). “Longitudinal and experimental tests of a Rule of Life in animals: Variation in parental care establishes lifelong patterns of DNA methylation associated with physiological stress” $138,000. 2021 – 2023.

Osnes: Co-PI. Reneé Crown Institute for Wellness Institute Seed Grant.“SPEAK: Vocal Empowerment to Prevent Sexual Violence in Partnership with Boulder High School” $39,409.

Osnes/Boykoff: Co-PIs Argosy Grant for support of Stand Up for Climate Change Comedy Event Coast to Coast (and across the pond) on Earth Day 2022. Funding to support climate comedy events from Los Angeles to New York City-- with a skip across the pond to London—that will all utilize an approach to “good natured” comedy developed and supported by Inside the Greenhouse, $25,000. Awarded: 2021-2022.

Osnes/Safran: Co-PIs. Center for Humanities and the Arts. “Swallowed Whole: A Bird’s Eye View of Interspecies Friendship and Survivability,” $5,000. 2020.

Osnes/Safran: Co-PIs National Science Foundation, RAHSS supplement. “Side by Side” $46,050. 2021.

Roudbari: Co-PI. National Science Foundation (). “Institutional Cultures of Ethical Practice in University-Based Engineering-for-Development Programs” $317K. 2016-2021.

Roudbari: PI. National Science Foundation. (). “Engineering Dissent: Moving Political Engagement for Social Justice from the Vanguard into the Mainstream of the Engineering Profession” $370K. 2017-2021.

Safran. PI. National Science Foundation. “DEB/ Evolutionary Processes and IOS/Behavioral Processes. Collaborative Proposal: Linking process to pattern through an experimental network approach to identify the behavioral mechanisms of reproductive isolation” $1.2M. 2019-2024.

Safran/Osnes: National Science Foundation “Research Assistant High School Students Supplemental Grant” to Dr. Rebecca Safran’s NSF grant entitled “Collaborative Proposal: Linking process to pattern through an experimental network approach to identify the behavioral mechanisms of reproductive isolation,” funding for summer project Side by Side, a collaboration between Safran and Beth Osnes, youth art-science observation and expression of the interconnections between humans and barn swallows, $46,000. Awarded: 2021

Schield. [Safran lab]. National Science Foundation. Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in Biology (PRFB). $138,000. 2020 – 2022.

Spanish Ministry of Economy (2019-2022) ‘New avenues for climate change communication’ Collaborator (with Bienvenido Leon and Maria Carmen Erviti), 

Spanish National Government (2016-2020) ‘Think tanks, denialism and climate change in Europe (THINKCLIMA)’ collaborator (with Nuria Almiron, Jordi Xifra, Miquel Rodrigo, Catia Faria, Marta Tafalla, Lisa Kemmerer, Francisco HernĂĄndez Heras, and )Ěý

Van Boven: PI. RAPID: National Science Foundation: Social Psychology and Decision, Risk, and Management Science (SES: 2029183). “RAPID: Using Structured Introspection and Expert Perspective Taking to Increase Prosocial Considerations and Reduce Partisanship During the Coronavirus Pandemic” $200,000. 2020–2022.

Van Boven: PI. EAGER: National Science Foundation: Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences: Strengthening American Infrastructure (BCS: 2122186) “EAGER: SAI: Cultural and Socio-political Processes Shape Transportation Infrastructure Policy.” $300,000. Co-PI: Cristina Torres-Machi. Awarded: September 2021.

Wellcome Trust (2019-2022) ‘Report of The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change’ Media and Climate Change Observatory (MeCCO) collaborator (with Lancet Countdown)