(PHOENIX EUV Grid And Stellar Ultraviolet Spectra)
http://phoenixpegasusgrid.com/
Providing public access to synthetic spectra of exoplanet host stars (M&K type)

(Consortium on Habitability and Atmospheres of M-dwarf Planets)

Developing a comprehensive modeling framework to accurately assess the habitability of terrestrial planets orbiting M dwarfs with a NASA ICAR program

(Star-Planet Activity Research CubeSat)

Monitoring short- and long-term variability of K- and M-type stars with a NASA funded CubeSat

 

Accurately measuring and modeling the Lyman-alpha emission line

 

Constructing synthetic EUV-IR spectra of three early M-type planet hosts: GJ 832, GJ 176, and GJ 436

(Tell Me How I'm Supposed To Breathe With No Air: Measuring the Prevalence and Diversity of M-Dwarf Planet Atmospheres)
Obtaining transmission spectra of terrestrial exoplanets around M stars

(Small NASA Optical Ultraviolet Telescope)
Measuring quiescent EUV flux and simultaneous EUV+white-light flares from low mass stars with a NASA smallsat
 

(Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Characterization of Planets and their Environments) 
Observing UV transmission spectra of transiting exoplanets and the variable UV spectra of their host stars with a NASA MidEx Mission Concept

(HAbitable Zones and
M dwarf Activity across Time)

Quantifying the evolution of stellar extreme-ultraviolet radiation from M dwarf stars

Constructing synthetic EUV-IR spectra of the ultra-cool M8 star TRAPPIST-1