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The Large Enriched Germanium Experiment for Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay (LEGEND) uses an isotope of germanium, Ge-76, to search for a postulated rare decay process known as neut...
This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review...
This project will reveal whether conservation science is producing the kind of knowledge that has proven to be useful in conservation practice. Conservation practitioners aim to us...
This Major Research Instrumentation (MRI) grant is for the acquisition of a legged robotic platform at University of New Haven. The research topics to be pursued using this platfor...
In the data-driven world that we live in, sharing digital information is a key component underpinning a vast body of technologies. Low-latency, high fidelity access to information...
With the support of the Divisions of Chemistry (CHE) and Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental and Transport Systems (CBET), Charles Ferguson of the National Academy of Sciences,...
Water is a critical national resource for drinking, growing food, and industry. Computer simulation, or modeling, is a key way that the amount, movement, and future availability of...
Nontechnical DescriptionThe double-helix of DNA is a classic example of the geometric property known as chirality. While a chiral structure may look like its mirror image, it canno...
This three-year collaborative REU Site: C3: Collaboration to Combat Crime - An Interdisciplinary Approach is hosted among three institutions-South Dakota State University (lead), U...
A key question in astronomy is how the universe formed and changes with time. Recent observations show that stars and galaxies were born and grew quicker than expected. Other data...
Ultrafaint dwarf galaxies are the faintest galaxies known. They typically contain only 100 to 100,000 stars. Ultrafaint dwarfs are excellent probes for cosmology and the nature of...
This project aims to serve the national interest by improving mathematics instruction at community colleges in the state of Michigan through professional development on research-ba...
NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY:Microorganisms such as bacteria and algae commonly exist in nature (e.g., in soil and oceans). Like humans settling down and building houses on land, bacteria...
Rivers carry mineral particles eroded from inland soils and deposit them as sediments in estuarine wetlands on a large scale. Chemical reactions with the brackish water of the estu...
The current development cycle of Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods and tools typically involves collecting data, using the data to construct a representation (known as feature s...
Non-Technical Abstract: Superconducting and quantum-based technologies are promising avenues for realizing faster and more efficient computation, energy-efficient transport of elec...
Our daily functioning relies on our ability to recognize objects, control our attention, and encode events in memory, although much is still unknown about these critical mental pro...
Faculty of color are vastly underrepresented in senior STEM faculty positions, raising questions about equity in faculty advancement processes. The project team’s prior work (NSF #...
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) practitioners, including students, and secondary school and non-profit educators, have limited access to ethics training re...
Education researchers have access to more extensive and heterogeneous data sources for their research and assessments, which requires skills in advanced cyber-infrastructures. Arti...