Dr John Clulow

Work Phone	(02) 4921 5721
Fax	(02) 4921 6923
Email	John.Clulow@newcastle.edu.au
Office	BLG05, Biology

Funding

Summary

Number of grants	37
Total funding	$4,078,387

For project grants received where the lead institution is other than the University of Newcastle, details are shown in italics.

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2011 (1 grants)

Research and monitoring program for BHP Billiton's Litoria Aurea (Green and Golden Bell frog) compensatory habitat program for the period 2010-2015$1,405,781
Funding Body: Newcastle Innovation

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow, Ms Michelle Stockwell, Mr Simon Clulow
Scheme		Role
Administered Research		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$1,405,781	2011	2015
GNo:G1000939

2010 (3 grants)

Landscape and population dynamics of Kooragang and Ash Island bell frogs$332,463
Funding Body: Port Waratah Coal Services Limited

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow, Ms Michelle Stockwell, Mr Simon Clulow
Scheme		Role
Research Project		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$332,463	2010	2013
GNo:G1000779

Establishing a captive breeding and translocation program for the reintroduction of the endangered Green and Golden Bell Frog into trial habitat areas on Kooragang and Ash Island$262,811
Funding Body: Newcastle Innovation

Project Team
Mr Simon Clulow, Ms Michelle Stockwell, Doctor John Clulow, Professor Michael Mahony
Scheme		Role
Administered Research		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$262,811	2010	2012
GNo:G1000440

Continuation of established transect monitoring for the study of trout impacts on endangered frog demographics in the Styx river catchment - Year 4$9,990
Funding Body: Trade and Investment NSW

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Mr Simon Clulow, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme		Role
Recreational Fishing Trust		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$9,990	2010	2010
GNo:G1000370

2009 (5 grants)

Building sound ecological restoration strategies for endangered amphibians$775,000
Funding Body: Australian Research Council

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow, Dr S Donnellan, Dr Ashley Ward
Scheme		Role
Linkage Projects		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$775,000	2009	2013
GNo:G0189116

Building sound ecological restoration strategies for endangered amphibians$475,000
Funding Body: Sydney Olympic Park Authority

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow, Dr S Donnellan, Dr Ashley Ward
Scheme		Role
Linkage Projects Partner funding		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$475,000	2009	2013
GNo:G0189447

Building sound ecological restoration strategies for endangered amphibians$15,000
Funding Body: Strathfield Council

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow, Dr S Donnellan, Dr Ashley Ward
Scheme		Role
Linkage Projects Partner funding		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$15,000	2009	2011
GNo:G0189448

Investigating the co-operative breeding behaviour in the hip pocket frog; Assa Darlingtoni$13,132
Funding Body: Australia and Pacific Science Foundation

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme	Role
Research Grant	Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$13,132	2009	2009
GNo:G0190412

Building sound ecological restoration strategies for endangered amphibians$10,020
Funding Body: Roads and Traffic Authority

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow, Dr S Donnellan, Dr Ashley Ward
Scheme		Role
Linkage Projects Partner funding		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$10,020	2009	2011
GNo:G0189450

2008 (1 grants)

Development of a novel methodology for the production of sperm derived amphibian embryos by androgenesis$5,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Professor Michael Mahony
Scheme	Role
Pilot Grant	Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$5,000	2008	2008
GNo:G0189109

2006 (1 grants)

Preventing species extinction and the loss of population genetic diversity among amphibians.$20,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow, Dr Shae-Lee Cox, Dr Jillian Shaw
Scheme		Role
Near Miss Grant		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$20,000	2006	2006
GNo:G0186053

2005 (2 grants)

Status of populations of threatened frogs in the catchments of the Styx River on the New England Tableland$27,798
Funding Body: NSW Department of Primary Industries (Fisheries)

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme	Role
Project Grant	Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$27,798	2005	2009
GNo:G0185955

Endocrine Regulation of Normal and Stress-Induced Metamorphosis in an Australian Frog: Limnodynastes peronii$7,537
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow, Doctor John Fitter
Scheme		Role
Project Grant		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$7,537	2005	2005
GNo:G0184655

2004 (2 grants)

Endocrine regulation of normal and stress-induced metamorphosis in an Australian Frog: Limnodynastes peronii$11,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Fitter
Scheme		Role
Project Grant		Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$11,000	2004	2004
GNo:G0183520

Development of reproductive technologies for endangered amphibians.$8,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme	Role
Project Grant	Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$8,000	2004	2004
GNo:G0183455

2003 (2 grants)

Interactions of genome, phenome and environmental stress on tadpole metamorphosis$12,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow, Doctor John Fitter
Scheme		Role
Project Grant		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$12,000	2003	2003
GNo:G0182398

Development of nuclear transfer and intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection procedures on a model Australian frog - Limnodynastes tasmaniensis$6,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Professor Michael Mahony
Scheme	Role
Project Grant	Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$6,000	2003	2003
GNo:G0182400

2002 (2 grants)

Storage and Retrieval of Viable Amphibian Genomes$6,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Professor Michael Mahony
Scheme	Role
Project Grant	Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$6,000	2002	2002
GNo:G0181440

Cryobiology and other assisted reproductive technologies for conserving endangered frogs$5,000
Funding Body: World Wide Fund for Nature

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Professor Michael Mahony
Scheme	Role
Research Grant	Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$5,000	2002	2002
GNo:G0182583

2001 (2 grants)

Role of oestrogens in regulating fluid reabsorption by the efferent ductules of the testis.$13,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Conjoint Associate Professor Russell Jones, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme		Role
Project Grant		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$13,000	2001	2001
GNo:G0180045

Retrieval of Viable Amphibians from Frozen Sperm by Androgenesis.$5,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Professor Michael Mahony
Scheme	Role
Project Grant	Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$5,000	2001	2001
GNo:G0180024

2000 (2 grants)

Role of Oestrogens in Regulating Fluid Reabsorption by the Efferent Ductles of the Testis$10,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Conjoint Associate Professor Russell Jones
Scheme		Role
Project Grant		Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$10,000	2000	2000
GNo:G0178877

Reproductive Technologies to Prevent Amphibian Extinctions.$8,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme	Role
Project Grant	Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$8,000	2000	2000
GNo:G0178868

1999 (4 grants)

Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope Facility.$203,107
Funding Body: Australian Research Council

Project Team
Laureate Professor John Aitken, Emeritus Professor John Patrick, Conjoint Professor Christina Offler, Associate Professor David McCurdy, Conjoint Professor Ray Rose, Doctor Tim Roberts, Conjoint Associate Professor Russell Jones, Doctor John Clulow, Professor John Rostas, Professor Alistair Sim, Professor Gordon Burns, Conjoint Professor Loris Chahl, DR DAVID KAY
Scheme		Role
Large Equipment Grant		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$203,107	1999	1999
GNo:G0177945

Estuarine habitat restoration and rehabilitation with emphasis on conservation of the endangered green and golden bell frog (Litoria aurea)$63,240
Funding Body: Australian Research Council

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme		Role
Strategic Partnerships with Industry - Research & Training Scheme (SPIRT)		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$63,240	1999	2001
GNo:G0177901

Development of Reproductive Technologies for Endangered Amphibians$25,781
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme	Role
Project Grant	Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$25,781	1999	2000
GNo:G0178053

Mechanisms and control of fluid reabsorption in the efferent ducts with an emphasis on the role of oestrogen$13,500
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Conjoint Associate Professor Russell Jones
Scheme		Role
Project Grant		Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$13,500	1999	1999
GNo:G0178054

1998 (2 grants)

FLUID AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT IN THE DUCTULI EFFERENTES TESTIS OF THE RAT: MECHANISMS AND CONTROL$13,000
Funding Body: Australian Research Council

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Conjoint Associate Professor Russell Jones
Scheme		Role
Small Grant		Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$13,000	1998	1998
GNo:G0177290

Workshop on comparative Gamete and Embryo Cryopreservation, USA 19-20 March 1998$2,184
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow
Scheme	Role
Travel Grant	Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$2,184	1998	1998
GNo:G0179752

1997 (2 grants)

Development of Reproductive Technologies for Endangered Amphibians.$65,000
Funding Body: Australian Research Council

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme	Role
Large Grant	Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$65,000	1997	1998
GNo:G0176182

Fluid and solute transport mechanisms in the ductuli efferentes testis of the rat and their novel interactions$14,000
Funding Body: Australian Research Council

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Conjoint Associate Professor Russell Jones
Scheme		Role
Small Grant		Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$14,000	1997	1997
GNo:G0176751

1995 (1 grants)

95 APP Metabolic properties of spermatozoa relating to the development of capacity for motility.$6,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Raymond Murdoch, Conjoint Associate Professor Russell Jones, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme		Role
Project Grant		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$6,000	1995	1995
GNo:G0174849

1994 (4 grants)

94,95,96 GRANT. Mechanism and control of water and solute transport and tubular balance in the Ductuli Efferentes Testis of the Rat.$122,967
Funding Body: Australian Research Council

Project Team
Doctor John Clulow, Conjoint Associate Professor Russell Jones
Scheme		Role
Large Grant		Chief Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$122,967	1994	1996
GNo:G0172931

94,95 GRANT. Experimental studies of methods to produce sterile male cane toads that are not impotent.$24,226
Funding Body: CSIRO - Research Management Committee

Project Team
Professor Michael Mahony, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme		Role
Collaborative Research Grant		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$24,226	1994	1995
GNo:G0174406

Metabolic properties of spermatozoa relating to the development of capacity for motility.$6,000
Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Project Team
Raymond Murdoch, Conjoint Associate Professor Russell Jones, Doctor John Clulow
Scheme		Role
Project Grant		Investigator
Total Amount	Funding Start	Funding Finish
$6,000	1994	1994
GNo:G0174759

The University of Newcastle, Australia

Dr John Clulow

Funding

Summary

2011 (1 grants)

Research and monitoring program for BHP Billiton's Litoria Aurea (Green and Golden Bell frog) compensatory habitat program for the period 2010-2015$1,405,781 Funding Body: Newcastle Innovation

2010 (3 grants)

Landscape and population dynamics of Kooragang and Ash Island bell frogs$332,463 Funding Body: Port Waratah Coal Services Limited

Establishing a captive breeding and translocation program for the reintroduction of the endangered Green and Golden Bell Frog into trial habitat areas on Kooragang and Ash Island$262,811 Funding Body: Newcastle Innovation

Continuation of established transect monitoring for the study of trout impacts on endangered frog demographics in the Styx river catchment - Year 4$9,990 Funding Body: Trade and Investment NSW

2009 (5 grants)

Building sound ecological restoration strategies for endangered amphibians$775,000 Funding Body: Australian Research Council

Building sound ecological restoration strategies for endangered amphibians$475,000 Funding Body: Sydney Olympic Park Authority

Building sound ecological restoration strategies for endangered amphibians$15,000 Funding Body: Strathfield Council

Investigating the co-operative breeding behaviour in the hip pocket frog; Assa Darlingtoni$13,132 Funding Body: Australia and Pacific Science Foundation

Building sound ecological restoration strategies for endangered amphibians$10,020 Funding Body: Roads and Traffic Authority

2008 (1 grants)

Development of a novel methodology for the production of sperm derived amphibian embryos by androgenesis$5,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

2006 (1 grants)

Preventing species extinction and the loss of population genetic diversity among amphibians.$20,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

2005 (2 grants)

Status of populations of threatened frogs in the catchments of the Styx River on the New England Tableland$27,798 Funding Body: NSW Department of Primary Industries (Fisheries)

Endocrine Regulation of Normal and Stress-Induced Metamorphosis in an Australian Frog: Limnodynastes peronii$7,537 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

2004 (2 grants)

Endocrine regulation of normal and stress-induced metamorphosis in an Australian Frog: Limnodynastes peronii$11,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Development of reproductive technologies for endangered amphibians.$8,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

2003 (2 grants)

Interactions of genome, phenome and environmental stress on tadpole metamorphosis$12,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Development of nuclear transfer and intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection procedures on a model Australian frog - Limnodynastes tasmaniensis$6,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

2002 (2 grants)

Storage and Retrieval of Viable Amphibian Genomes$6,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Cryobiology and other assisted reproductive technologies for conserving endangered frogs$5,000 Funding Body: World Wide Fund for Nature

2001 (2 grants)

Role of oestrogens in regulating fluid reabsorption by the efferent ductules of the testis.$13,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Retrieval of Viable Amphibians from Frozen Sperm by Androgenesis.$5,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

2000 (2 grants)

Role of Oestrogens in Regulating Fluid Reabsorption by the Efferent Ductles of the Testis$10,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle

Reproductive Technologies to Prevent Amphibian Extinctions.$8,000 Funding Body: University of Newcastle