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This project serves the national interest by expanding access to rapidly growing geospatial tools and datasets to empower social science scholars working on some of the most pressi...
In the United States, more than half of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) students leave programs before finishing, and only a small portion of those who gra...
High grade serous ovarian cancer (HGSOC) is the most common type of Ovarian Cancer (OC), accounting for up to 80% of OC deaths, with only modest advances in OC clinical management...
As we confront the global sustainability challenges of our time, schools need to address modern culture's disassociation with the natural world. Our transformative vision is t...
We urgently need to use a lot less material in tall buildings to reduce carbon emissions, but cannot do this until we know how occupants will be affected.Constructing buildings acc...
Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) is a major cause of suffering and death in humans and animals worldwide, the second leading infectious killer of humans after COVID-19. There are cu...
Diabetes affects close to 5 million people in the UK, a number that is likely to increase in the next decade due to an increasing rate of obesity. People with diabetes are unable t...
This Research Advanced by Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering (RAISE) award is made in response to Dear Colleague Letter 23-109, as part of the NSF-wide Clean Energy Technolo...
Membranes are a cost-effective and efficient technology for chemical separations that benefits the various industries that require separation, purification, and filtration processe...
Some of the greatest earthquake hazard on the planet is located along the Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone, where the Pacific Plate is diving underneath North America. Understanding...
The goal of this theory project is to develop a quantum-mechanical treatment of the time evolution of small systems of atoms or molecules interacting with one another. It is expect...
The Industry-University Cooperative Research Center for Earth Greenhouse Gas Reduction and Utilization (CEGRU) proposes an integrated collaboration between two sites, the Universit...
Non-technical abstract:This proposal seeks to consolidate an integrated experimental and educational framework for the study, understanding, and dissemination of knowledge that det...
Photoelectron emission is a fundamental light-matter interaction process. It occurs when light with an appropriate wavelength and intensity strikes a material object, interacts wit...
The deformation and breaking of Earth materials are crucial processes occurring at across time and space, particularly in earthquake-prone regions. Earthquakes that are a result of...
Non-Technical AbstractIonic liquids are a class of materials that have found wide use because of their unusual properties, ranging from the ability to sequester toxic gases to thei...
Surveys provide fundamental data about the social and economic conditions of communities around the world. In the U.S., the National Science Foundation funds a number of important...
Some of the greatest earthquake hazard on the planet is located along the Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone, where the Pacific Plate is diving underneath North America. Understanding...
Non-Technical AbstractAmorphous materials, also known as glasses, lack structural order, making it difficult to calculate and predict their properties compared to crystalline mater...
Nontechnical abstract:Using light and optics to transmit and process data is foundational to the modern information technology age. This project aims to develop cutting-edge materi...