The SRF received a total of 114 applications for the 2012/13 round. Twenty eight of the applications were funded.
List of successful applicants for the 2012/13 SRF round
| Name (Country) | Project title | |
|---|---|---|
| Mary Aime (U.S.A.) | Macrofungal Diversity on the Guiana Shield: Year 14 of a long-term expeditionary field study | |
| Olaoluwa Akinwale (Nigeria) | Molecular Systematics of Snail Intermediate Hosts of Schistoma haematobiumin Nigeria | |
| Timothy Colston (U.S.A.) | Disentangling Species Boundaries in the Brazilian Lancehead (Bothrops moojeni) | |
| Bounsavane Douangboubpha (Laos) | Enhancing the zoological collections of the National University of Laos | |
| Luisa Duenas (Colombia) | Phylogeography and diversification of the deep-sea octocoral Tokoprymno maia in sub-Antarctic waters | |
| Anahí Espíndola (U.S.A.) | Disentangling the evolutionary, biogeographic and ecological evolution of Chalepogenus Holmberg (Apidae: Tapinotaspidini) | |
| Antonia Ford (U.K.) | Oreochromis phylogeny and the colonisation of soda waters | |
| Elliot Gardner (U.S.A.) | Population genetics and species limits of Artocarpus odoratissimus Blanco (Moraceae) | |
| Zoe Goodwin (U.K.) | Completing the global inventory of plants – Species discovery and diversity | |
| Gareth Griffith (U.K.) | Does (Bacterial) Taxonomy Matter? The curious case of Polaromonas and the Betaproteobacteria | |
| Traci Grzymala (U.S.A.) | Utilizing Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy to Elucidate the Systematics of the Aderidae | |
| Zeehan Jaafar (Singapore) | A Review of Mudskippers & Allies – Implications for Broader Studies | |
| David Kipling (U.K.) | Enhancing the systematics and recording of British ascidians with improved field characteristics | |
| Krzysztof Kozak (U.K.) | Detecting Hybrid Speciation in the genome of an unusual butterfly | |
| Jim Labisko (U.K.) | Amphibians on the EDGE: Evolutionary relationships and conservation ecology of sooglossid frogs | |
| Jesus Maldonado (U.S.A.) | Systematics of New World Deer, with emphasis on neglected Neotropical Species | |
| Nigel Marley (U.K.) | Exploring Tardigrada biodiversity in the maritime Antarctic Peninsula | |
| Nicholas Mason (U.S.A.) | Phylogeographic patterns, local adaptation, and species limits in the Horned Lark | |
| Sarah Pene (Fiji) | Taxonomy, phylogeography and evolutionary history of Fiji’s native PeperomiaRuiz & Pav. (Piperaceae) | |
| David Penney (U.K.) | Fossil Insects: An Introduction to Palaeoentomology (book) | |
| Ana Perera (Portugal) | Taxonomic reassesment of the moroccan lizard Scelarcis perspicillata | |
| Catarina Rato (Portugal) | Unravelling the divergence mechanisms in Tarentola mauritanica geckos: a complex species complex | |
| Marie-Stéphanie Samain (Mexico) | Botanical “Lonesome Georges” of the Andes: systematics of climbing Hydrangeas in Peru | |
| Henrik Sundberg (Sweden) | Orectogyrus specularis revisited: Testing Thaxter’s sixteen species. | |
| Michelle Taylor (U.K.) | Hidden Biodiversity of Madagascan Coral Reefs: are humans impacting the unseen? | |
| Martin Thompson (U.K.) | A RAD phylogeny of the diverse butterfly genus Acraea | |
| Mark van der Giezen (U.K.) | Assessing the rare biosphere of an acid mine drainage site. | |
| Ana Verissimo (Portugal) | Alpha taxonomy of Squalus in the eastern Atlantic, Mediterranean and Black seas |