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Quantum Subgroups of the Low Rank Lie Algebras
The notion of symmetries plays a key role in our understanding of various physical theories. A basic example can be seen in the undergraduate classroom, where symmetries of a syste...
IRES Track 1: Self-assembled liquids and thin films for efficient photon upconversion with triplet excitons in air
The scientific goal of this IRES is to gain better understanding for the fabrication of air-stable, photon upconversion thin films or liquids that can operate efficiently with diff...
CICI: UCSS: SciAuth: Deploying Interoperable and Usable Authorization Tokens to Enable Scientific Collaborations
The SciAuth project facilitates a cybersecurity transformation for NSF cyberinfrastructure, which is the scientific computing infrastructure across the nation that enables scientif...
CAS: Promoting Selective CO2 Electroreduction by Active Site Engineering
With the support of the Chemical Catalysis program in the Division of Chemistry, Dr. Anthony Shoji Hall at Johns Hopkins University is studying methods to improve the performance o...
Applying a Digital Tool to Support Self-regulated Learning Strategies in Introductory Geoscience Courses
This project aims to serve the national interest by improving student learning and success in introductory geoscience courses. To do so, it will modify and expand a prototype onlin...
CPS: Medium: A meta-learning approach to enable autonomous buildings
Buildings are vitally important because they contribute to the well-being and productivity of their occupants - however, these benefits come at a high environmental cost. Collectiv...
Pseudoholomorphic Invariants of Contact Manifolds
Symplectic and contact structures first arose in the study of classical mechanical systems, allowing one to describe the time evolution of complex systems such as planetary motion....
Structural Extreme Events Reconnaissance (StEER): Data to Knowledge Framework for Coordinated Reconnaissance following Natural Hazard Events
Natural hazard events, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, and tornadoes, can claim irreplaceable lives and cause billions of dollars in damage to communities nationwide, with cascadi...
CAREER: Diffusion-Driven Degradation and Failure Mechanisms in Architected Composites
This Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award will support fundamental research in elucidating how fiber architecture in reinforced polymer composite materials influences mo...
Collaborative Research: Unraveling the Structure and Mode of Action of Fungal Ice Nucleators
Some cold-adapted fungi contain compounds with the unusual capability to catalyze the freezing of water. These fungi are known to have a role in making ice in the atmosphere; howev...
Mechanics of the Formation of Cortical Folding Patterns in the Developing Human Brain
This project aims to understand the mechanics of growth and folding of the human brain at the early fetal stages of development. This work will advance the fundamental understandin...
Elements: Spatiotemporal Analysis of Magnetic Polarity Inversion Lines (STEAMPIL)
Extreme space weather events such as solar flares, coronal mass ejections, energetic proton events and geomagnetic storms can cause massive disruptions in many technologically comp...
Collaborative Research: Mapping professional support networks of women and gender and sexual minorities in physics
This project is a collaboration among the University of Utah as the lead institution and Western Michigan University and Wright State University as partners to investigate how wome...
Extremal Graph Theory and Sums of Squares
Many problems in engineering, science, economics, and social sciences involve complicated systems that can be represented as graphs. For example, road networks, the human brain, so...
CAREER: Elucidating the Role of Collective Cell-Matrix Interactions in the Mechanobiology of Airway Narrowing
This Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award aims to reveal how physical forces enable the airway smooth muscle and the surrounding tissue to work together to detect inhale...
Collaborative Research: Statistical Inference for High-dimensional Spatial-Temporal Process Models
Spatial data science and other emerging technologies related to Geographic Information Systems are increasingly conspicuous in scientific discoveries. Scientists in a variety of di...
Collaborative Research: MSA: The influence of temperature and resource supply on community size spectra in streams
Humans rely on properly functioning freshwater ecosystems (e.g., streams, lakes, wetlands) for food, recreation, and drinking water. A major challenge in ecology is to understand h...
Collaborative Research: Parallel Space-Time Solvers for Systems of Partial Differential Equations
Computer simulations and the mathematical methods supporting these are central to the modern study of engineering, biology, chemistry, physics, and other fields. Many simulations a...
Variation in Livelihood, Socioeconomic, and Development Outcomes among Communities with Correctional Facilities
Communities rely on prisons and incarceration as standard criminal-justice responses. Small cities, towns, and rural communities adapting to major economic changes since the 1970s...
Collaborative Research: Mapping professional support networks of women and gender and sexual minorities in physics
This project is a collaboration among the University of Utah as the lead institution and Western Michigan University and Wright State University as partners to investigate how wome...