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Solutes, heat, and other dissolved constituents interact along rivers as river water and groundwater mix, often referred to as hyporheic exchange. Processes within the hyporheic zo...
The Greenland Ice Sheet has experienced devastating melt in recent years. Recent scientific reports highlight how vulnerable the Greenland Ice Sheet is to Arctic climate change and...
With the support of the Chemical Synthesis Program in the Division of Chemistry, Wesley Chalifoux of the University of Nevada, Reno is studying ways to make nanographenes from smal...
Vaccines, paint, fuels, cosmetics, dyes, plastic packaging, and many other products are formulations: one or more active ingredients mixed or chemically packaged with other support...
Amphibians (frogs and salamanders) are key indicator species for environmental change; many are threatened by habitat loss, rising sea levels and changing temperatures as they are...
This award supports research on the fundamental biological question of scaling – how cells and organelles regulate size relative to the whole organism. The nucleus is a particular...
Plastic products are essential for our daily life and underpin an expanding, multi-trillion-dollar global market across numerous industry sectors. However, the resulting plastic wa...
With support from the Environmental Chemical Sciences Program in the Division of Chemistry at NSF, James Davies of the University of California-Riverside (UCR) and Ryan Davis of Tr...
Mucus, the slimy gel that lines all wet surfaces in our bodies, is a key ecological niche for microbiomes: It accommodates an incredible 100 trillion microbes, somehow selecting fo...
Global energy demands and a desire for decreased reliance on fossil fuels have intensified research toward large-scale energy storage capabilities. Even though many years of active...
The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has risen rapidly over the past century, creating significant concerns about global warming and ocean acidification. Carbon ca...
Many plants are dependent on belowground fungi to help them obtain nutrients and respond to environmental stress. Revealing the patterns and drivers of these interactions is import...
The flowering plants, also known as angiosperms, encompass the most successful living group of land plants, and include all of our major domesticated crop plants. For these reasons...
Molecular-scale brushes, created by grafting polymers to surfaces, can be used to control the properties of the surface, including its charge, wettability, permeability, and respon...
The Chemical Synthesis Program of the Chemistry Division supports the project by Professor Alexei Demchenko. Professor Demchenko is a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry...
Plant reproduction requires the fusion of a male gamete, a sperm cell, delivered by the pollen, and a female gamete, an egg cell within the ovule, to form a unique cell called the...
This Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award will introduce a novel systematic approach to combining simple soft robotic modules into sophisticated cyber-physical systems,...
Between one third to one half of all stars are found in binary systems, and many in their late evolutionary stages will become close white dwarf (WD) binary stars, a short-lived st...
The award supports the acquisition, installation, and shared research application of a state-of- the-art solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (ssNMR) spectrometer system in the N...
The goal of this project is to establish, through direct geological evidence, whether complete deglaciation of East Antarctic marine basins took place during past warm-climate peri...