David S. White

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RECENT GRANTS, CONTRACTS AND OTHER FUNDING (2000-2021)

Sensing and Educating the Nexus to Sustain Ecosystems (SENSE). A Kentucky- West Virginia Partnership. National Science Foundation. D. White (PI). $3,850,000. 2017-2021.

Operation of KY-99 of the National Atmospheric Depositional Program. U.S. Forest Service, D. White, K. Johnston, C. Hendrix, $15,000. 2015-2019.

Albert Valocchi, Richard Hooper, Scott Tyler, Robyn Hannigan; David White Participant. 2014-2019. A university consortium for interdisciplinary water science.  National Science Foundation Award Number 1338606.  $1,144,242.

Diet overlap between gizzard shad and silver carp. US Fish and Wildlife Service. M. Flinn, D. White, $21,300.00. 2014-2015.

Effects of Asian Carp on reservoir plankton and primary productivity in Kentucky Lake. US Fish and Wildlife. M. Flinn, D. White, $20,000, 2013-2014.

Virtual observatory for ecological informatics (joint program with Flathead Biological Station, Montana). B. Kucera, D. White, et al. $3,000,000. 2009-2013.

Operation of KY99 of the National Atmospheric Depositional Program. Tennessee Valley Authority, D. White, K. Johnston, $3000/ continuing allocation, 2008-2014.

Center of Excellence Endowment, D. White, $1,345,000, 2008-2018.

Operations of EPA EPSCoR Statewide Committee. State of Kentucky, D. White, $27,186, 2006-2019.

TMDL development in the Clarks River basin. US EPA, D. White, S. Hendricks, $314,000, 2005-2009.

Workshop for Secondary School Teachers-Ohio River Ecology and Management. T. Chang, D. White, US EPA $7,500, 2005.

Long-term monitoring program and associated reservoir phenomena, Center for Reservoir Research, Hancock Biological Station, D. White, $450,000/yr, 1988-2007.

Biogeochemical and ecological processes within a reservoir littoral zone. National Science Foundation. H. Whiteman, D. White, et al., $850,000, 1999-2007.

Biological baseline conditions in the Little River watershed. US EPA. D. White, S. Hendricks, T. Timmons, $172,000, 1999-2006.

Howard Hughes Medical Institute Murray State (J. Mateja, PD, $1,500,000), subproject Environmental science for middle- and high school students. D. White, $23,000, 2000-2007.

Establishing the EPA EPSCoR Program in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. US EPA. D. White, $999,674, 2002-2007.