CV - AOSS Research - University of Michigan

Allison L. Steiner
Curriculum Vitae
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66. Steiner, A.L., Luo Chao, Yan Huang, R.D. Saylor,W.L. Chameides. The effects of land cover change
on biogenic VOC emissions in China, Eos. Trans. AGU, 80, Suppl., Abstract A12A-11, 1999.
FUNDING HISTORY
Past Funding
1. The Graham Environmental Sustainability Institute 2008 Environmental Sustainability
Multidisciplinary Research Team Program, University of Michigan, “Integration of physical and
social sciences for development of a sustainable water resource policy in Bolivia, South America,”
PI (Christopher Poulsen, UM-Geo), Co-Is (Steiner, Todd Ehlers (UM-Geo, Maria Carmen Lemos
(UM-SNRE), 9/1/2008-8/31/2010.
2. National Science Foundation, titled “Collaborative Research: PROPHET 2009 – Community
Atmosphere-Biosphere Interactions Experiment (CABINEX),” PI (Mary Anne Carroll) and co-PI
(Steiner), 9/1/2009-8/30/2011.
3. Elizabeth Caroline Crosby Fund, University of Michigan, titled “Leaf Temperature Measurements at
the University of Michigan Biological Station,” PI Steiner, 1/1/2010-12/31/2010.
4. Michigan Space Grant Consortium, titled “Integration of satellite-derived aerosol optical depth
with ground-based measurements and regional climate models,” PI Steiner, 6/1/2010-
12/31/2010.
5. Texas Department of Environmental Quality, titled “Surface measurements and one-dimensional
modeling related to ozone formation in the suburban Dallas-Fort Worth area,” PI Steiner,
2/1/2011-8/31/2011.
6. US-Egypt Joint Science and Technology Fund, “Chemistry-climate feedbacks on Egypt and the
Nile River Basin,” US PI (Steiner) and Egypt PI (Ashraf Zakey), administered through NSF (ATM-
0809255), 9/1/2008-4/30/2012.
7. National Science Foundation, titled “Collaborative Research: Facilitating Career Advancement for
Women in the Geosciences through the Earth Sciences Women’s Network (ESWN)”, PI (Steiner),
9/1/2009-8/30/2013.
Current Funding
1. National Science Foundation, titled “CAREER: The climatic relevance of pollen in the atmosphere,”
PI Steiner, 7/1/2010-6/30/2015.
2. National Science Foundation, titled “Extreme Events Impacts on Water Quality in the Great Lakes:
Prediction and Management of Nutrient Loading in a Changing Climate,” PI Michalak, co-PIs
Steiner, Moore, and Scavia, 1/1/2011-12/31/2015.
3. National Aeronautics and Space Administration Interdisciplinary Science, titled “Storms, Forms
and Complexity of the Urban Canopy: How Land Use, Settlement Patterns and the Shapes of Cities
Influence Severe Weather,” PI Henebry (South Dakota State), co-I Steiner 7/19/2012-7/19/2015.