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University research labs play an important role in strengthening U.S. innovation, global competitiveness, and economic growth by making transformative scientific discoveries and tr...
NON-TECHNICAL SUMMARY:Most technological devices today rely on thin films at various stages of their production. Despite being a small fraction of the overall material used, these...
With the support of the Macromolecular, Supramolecular and Nanochemistry (MSN) program in the Division of Chemistry, Professor Marina A. Petrukhina of the University at Albany is s...
Poromechanics plays an important role across various disciplines, including geosciences, medicine, and biophysics. A classical and widely used poromechanics model is the Biot’s mod...
The NSF Center for Aqueous Supramolecular Chemistry (CASC) is supported by the Centers for Chemical Innovation (CCI) Program of the Division of Chemistry. The ability of custom-des...
This is a collaborative project between the University of California-Riverside and University of Notre Dame. A critical challenge in biology is to understand the emergent multicell...
Spaces are often better understood by cutting them into pieces of lower dimension. For example, on a topographical map of a mountainous area, the 1-dimensional lines of constant al...
Quantum computing has seen substantial progress, yet its high hardware error rates hamper its utility. The emerging solution to the problem is the use of sophisticated error correc...
Why are some organisms more diverse than others, both in numbers and in their lifestyles? With more than 1,700 known species in rivers and lakes of the Americas, Africa, the Levant...
This research examines how long-term changes in agriculture affect streams and lakes, using an Ohio landscape as a model system. In Acton Lake, the amount of algae is controlled mo...
Through the NSF EPIIC project, Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C), Tuskegee University, Youngstown State University, Madison Area Technical College, and Owens State Community Colle...
The underlying geophysical connections linking great earthquakes with plate tectonics will be addressed using sophisticated models. These seismic events are the largest earthquakes...
Streams and rivers are natural sources of CO2 to the atmosphere. Many rivers have higher concentrations of CO2 than the atmosphere, which creates a movement of CO2 from the river t...
Cities are loci of resource consumption, economic activity, and innovation. Given the increasing ability to collect, transmit, store, and analyze data, there is the opportunity to...
The broader impact/commercial potential of this SBIR Phase II project is to deploy a novel concrete strength sensing technology to provide smart solutions to construction industry....
This project uses two different methods to study borehole breakouts, which are features formed in wells drilled to obtain oil, gas, and water. These features can be detected as dis...
Renewable fuel and chemical manufacturing raises significant challenges due to the complex chemistry of biomass sources. Biorefineries show promise for renewably converting biomass...
Climate change is the grand challenge of the 21st century. It poses a significant threat to the health of humans, livestock, and agriculture by causing economic disruption that dis...
Continental rifts are places where continents break apart, leading to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and eventually, the formation of new ocean basins. The East Africa Rift Sys...
This Small Business Innovation Research Phase I project will develop a metal foam electrode-based neutron sensor that can withstand the harsh, high-temperature and radiation-suffus...