Hydrogeology — Federal Grants

EPSCoR Research Fellows: NSF: Capturing Transient Metal Cycling in Soils and Groundwater through Real-Time Electrochemical Measurements

Zach Perzan · University of Nevada Las Vegas

EAGER: Investigating Relationships Between Beach Soil Stability and Groundwater Dynamics

Jonathan Hubler · Villanova University

REU Site: Gateway to the Geosciences - Strengthening STEM Pipelines through Keck Consortium Undergraduate Research

Kelly MacGregor · Macalester College

Hazardous Explosive Eruption Cycles at Kīlauea Volcano, Hawai’i

Thomas Shea · University of Hawaii

Collaborative Research: CAIG: Physics-Informed Conditional Generative Inversion of Fracture Fields

George Bebis · Board of Regents, NSHE, obo University of Nevada, Reno

Drivers of soil carbon persistence in dryland floodplains: Constraining the feedbacks among hydrology, mineral stabilization, and respiration

Marisa Repasch · University of New Mexico

Collaborative Research: CAIG: Physics-Informed Conditional Generative Inversion of Fracture Fields

Rishi Parashar · Nevada System of Higher Education, Desert Research Institute

CAREER: Interplay Between Multiphase Flow Dynamics and Mineral Dissolution in Subsurface Environments

Charlotte Garing · University of Georgia Research Foundation Inc

Collaborative Research: E-RISE: The Vermont Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substance Environmental Research Network

Peter Ryan · Middlebury College

CAREER: Tracking carbon cycling dynamics in river networks following terrestrial enhanced weathering

Shuang Zhang · Texas A&M University

TEA Center Renewal: Environmental Research Center

Jeffrey Hooker · Chief Dull Knife Memorial College

Collaborative Research: E-RISE: The Vermont Per-and Polyfluoroalkyl Substance Environmental Research Network

Kristen Underwood · University of Vermont & State Agricultural College

VISTA CLARA INC.

HIGH-RESOLUTION MAGNETIC RESONANCE SENSORS FOR IN-SITU MEASUREMENTS OF SOIL HYDROGEOLOGY AT COASTAL INTERFACES

NATIONAL EXPERIENCED WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS, INC

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO ADD TEMPORARY EXPERIENCED SKILLED WORKERS AGED 55 AND OLDER THROUGH THE CONGRESSIONALLY AUTHORIZED EXPERIENCED SERVICES PROGRAM TO PROVIDE GUIDANCE AND STAKEHOLDER INTERATIONS RELATED TO THE HYDROGEOLOGY OF HAWAII. THEY WILL ALSO MENTOR AND HELP TRAIN JUNIOR STAFF AND PROVIDE GUIDANCE TO THE FIELD HYDROLOGY BRANCH OF THE STUDIES SECTIONS. THE CANDIDATE WILL ALSO WORK WITH PROJECT TEAMS TO PROVIDE REVIEW AND COMMENTS ON DATA RELEASES AND SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS REPORT.