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Split Awards: Some large research projects involve several researchers at different institutions, led by a single Principle Investigator at one of the participating institutions. In such cases, a 'split award' is made. Each part of the split award (which is, in effect, managed by 'local' Co-Investigators) appears as a separate grant on the database.

Each part will have a unique reference number and different values, and institution names, but they will, in most cases, have the same title and Principal Investigator. Therefore, a Principle Investigator can sometimes be shown as having several awards with the same title at different institutions.


Lead Grant Reference: NE/K006479/1

Attributing impacts of external climate drivers on extreme weather in Africa

Grant Award

Principal Investigator:
Professor MR Allen, University of Oxford, Geography - SoGE
Co-Investigator:
Professor S Dadson, University of Oxford, Geography - SoGE
Co-Investigator:
Professor K Willis, University of Oxford, Biology
Co-Investigator:
Professor D Wallom, University of Oxford, Engineering Science
Grant held at:
University of Oxford, Geography - SoGE
Lead Split Award
Period of Award:
24 Jun 2013 - 31 Dec 2016
Value:
£619,260
NERC Reference:
NE/K006479/1
Grant Stage:
Completed
Scheme:
Standard Grant (FEC)
Grant Status:
Closed
Programme:
Standard Grant

Attributing impacts of external climate drivers on extreme weather in Africa

Grant Award

Principal Investigator:
Professor RJ Cornforth, University of Reading, Walker Institute
Co-Investigator:
Prof. E Boyd, Lund University, LUCSUS
Co-Investigator:
Professor ECL Black, University of Reading, Meteorology
Grant held at:
University of Reading, Meteorology
Split Award
Period of Award:
30 Jun 2013 - 28 Nov 2017
Value:
£131,206
NERC Reference:
NE/K005472/1
Grant Stage:
Completed
Scheme:
Standard Grant (FEC)
Grant Status:
Closed
Programme:
Standard Grant

2 grant, fellowship and training grant records. Total value of £750,465   

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