2018-2021: Areawide Pest Management of the Invasive Sugarcane Aphid in Grain Sorghum, regional population modeling and forecasting. USDA - Agricultural Research Service, Cooperative Agreement. PIs: William Grant, Hsiao-Hsuan Wang, and Tomasz E. Koralewski.
2018-2019: Nilgai modeling. USDA - Agricultural Research Service, Cooperative Agreement. PIs: Pete Teel, William Grant, and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang,
2018-2019: Linking predictive models with other components of an Area-Wide Pest Management Program (AWPM) for sugarcane aphid infestations of sorghum in North America. United Sorghum Checkoff Program. PIs: William Grant, Hsiao-Hsuan Wang, and Tomasz E. Koralewski.
2016-2019: Assessment simulation tools for integrated tick management of Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus in Puerto Rico. USDA - Agricultural Research Service, Cooperative Agreement. PI: Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2015-2019: Evaluating alternative methods of sand fly (Phlebotomus argentipes) control: Modeling the potential efficacy of systemic feed through insecticides. Genesis Laboratories. PIs: William Grant and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2016-2018: Areawide Pest Management of the Invasive Sugarcane Aphid in Grain Sorghum - Synoptic Modeling. USDA - Agricultural Research Service, Cooperative Agreement. PI: Gregory Sword.
2013-2018: Predictive ecological model for the Comal and San Marcos ecosystems. Bio-West Inc. PIs: William Grant and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2016-2017: Park development master plan. Lower Colorado River Authority. PIs: Gerard Kyle, Gary Ellis, William Grant and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2015-2017: Relationships between meso-mammal predators, red imported fire ants, supplemental feeding, environmental variables and northern bobwhite abundance. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. PIs: Nova Silvy, Roel Lopez, William Grant, and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2013-2017: Predictive ecological model for the Comal and San Marcos ecosystems project. Bio-West, Inc. PIs: William Grant and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2012-2015: Assessing potential conservation corridors for the endangered orchid, Spiranthes parksii (Navasota Ladies’–Tresses): Using predictive habitat models and genetic analyses to develop a strategic management plan. Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Endangered Species Grant Program. PIs: William Rogers and Fred Smeins.
2018-2019: Nilgai modeling. USDA - Agricultural Research Service, Cooperative Agreement. PIs: Pete Teel, William Grant, and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang,
2018-2019: Linking predictive models with other components of an Area-Wide Pest Management Program (AWPM) for sugarcane aphid infestations of sorghum in North America. United Sorghum Checkoff Program. PIs: William Grant, Hsiao-Hsuan Wang, and Tomasz E. Koralewski.
2016-2019: Assessment simulation tools for integrated tick management of Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus in Puerto Rico. USDA - Agricultural Research Service, Cooperative Agreement. PI: Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2015-2019: Evaluating alternative methods of sand fly (Phlebotomus argentipes) control: Modeling the potential efficacy of systemic feed through insecticides. Genesis Laboratories. PIs: William Grant and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2016-2018: Areawide Pest Management of the Invasive Sugarcane Aphid in Grain Sorghum - Synoptic Modeling. USDA - Agricultural Research Service, Cooperative Agreement. PI: Gregory Sword.
2013-2018: Predictive ecological model for the Comal and San Marcos ecosystems. Bio-West Inc. PIs: William Grant and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2016-2017: Park development master plan. Lower Colorado River Authority. PIs: Gerard Kyle, Gary Ellis, William Grant and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2015-2017: Relationships between meso-mammal predators, red imported fire ants, supplemental feeding, environmental variables and northern bobwhite abundance. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. PIs: Nova Silvy, Roel Lopez, William Grant, and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2013-2017: Predictive ecological model for the Comal and San Marcos ecosystems project. Bio-West, Inc. PIs: William Grant and Hsiao-Hsuan Wang.
2012-2015: Assessing potential conservation corridors for the endangered orchid, Spiranthes parksii (Navasota Ladies’–Tresses): Using predictive habitat models and genetic analyses to develop a strategic management plan. Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Endangered Species Grant Program. PIs: William Rogers and Fred Smeins.