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Systems-Based Research for Evaluating Ecological Impacts of Manufactured Chemicals

EPA awarded grants to six universities to study the ecological impacts of manufactured chemicals, leading to better chemical risk assessments and decisions for protecting the environment.

Factsheet: EPA Grants: Systems-Based Research for Evaluating Ecological Impacts of Chemicals (PDF) (2 pp, 333 K, About PDF)

Request for Applications closing date: April 4, 2014

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Selection 		Identifier Abstract Principal Investigator Institution Project Period State
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1 R835795
Grant 		Integrated Modeling Approaches to Support Systems-Based Ecological Risk Assessment von Stackelberg, Katherine Ellen
Landis, Wayne G.
Stark, John D
Sunderland, Elsie M.   		Harvard University, President and Fellow of Harvard College, Washington State University, Western Washington University June 2015 -
May 2017
(Extended to December 2018)   		MA  
2 R835796
Grant 		System Toxicological Approaches to Define Flame Retardant Adverse Outcome Pathways Tanguay, Robert L.
Du, Jane La
Reif, David
Simonich, Mike
Sullivan, Chris   		Oregon State University, North Carolina State University at Raleigh June 2015 -
May 2018
(Extended to May 2019)   		OR  
3 R835797
Grant 		Dynamical Systems Models Based on Energy Budgets for Ecotoxicological Impact Assessment Nisbet, Roger M.
Muller, Erik B
Stevenson, Louise M
Whitehead, Andrew   		University of California - Santa Barbara, University of California - Davis June 2015 -
May 2018
(Extended to May 2019)   		CA  
4 R835798
Grant 		Development of a larval fish neurobehavior adverse outcome pathway to predict effects of contaminants at the ecosystem level and across multiple ecologically relevant taxa Murphy, Cheryl A.
Carvan, Michael
Garcia-Reyero, Natàlia
Jones, Michael   		Michigan State University, Mississippi State University, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee May 2015 -
April 2018
(Extended to May 2019)   		MI  
5 R835799
Grant 		Linking Biological Scales Across Generations: An Estuarine and Marine Model for Measuring The Ecological Impact of Endocrine Disrupting Compounds Brander, Susanne M
Connon, Richard E
Mehinto, Alvine C
White, J. Wilson   		Oregon State University, Southern California Coastal Water Research Project Authority, University of California - Davis June 2015 -
May 2018
(Extended to May 2019)   		OR  
6 R835800
Grant 		A Bioenergetics-Based Approach to Understanding and Predicting Individual- to Community-Level Ecological Effects of Manufactured Chemicals J. Salice, Christopher   Towson University September 2015 -
August 2018
(Extended to August 2019)   		MD  



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