Enabling Technologies for Scientific Innovation through Sensor Development
通过传感器开发实现科学创新的技术
基本信息
- 批准号:0701730
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 667.38万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2007
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2007-08-15 至 2011-10-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Abstract "The Power of Partnerships" is the theme for this RII proposal with the title "Enabling Technologies for Scientific Innovation through Sensor Development." This proposed effort builds on statewide cultural characteristics emphasizing partnerships and cooperation as primary means for overcoming resource scarcity. This cooperative approach to problem-solving aligns perfectly with EPSCoR''s goals for advancing research capacity and economic development statewide. Intellectual Merit: An active and engaged Statewide Committee, using data and analyses gathered by a professional technology consultant team, identified Sensors as the overarching theme for NH''s first RII effort, and identified three interdisciplinary fields (Space Science, Environmental Science and Nanotechnology) where NH''s universities, colleges and businesses are poised for national prominence through sensor development, testing and application. They further identified access to state-of-the-art instrumentation, and experimental and testing facilities as major barriers to advancing excellence. This proposal requests major infrastructure investments including: * Facilities for developing and testing sensors for a new generation of small satellite systems * Facilities for generating unique turbulence-flow environments for sensor testing and application * Significant upgrades in nano-scale surface measurement and materials deposition facilities These investments will be augmented by support for faculty development and graduate student assistantships and fellowships. Synergies among the three interdisciplinary science fields are clearly developed. The space science team looks to new developments in nano-scale sensors to reduce costs and enhance reliability in the space environment. The nanotechnology team includes environmental scientists who will take newly developed sensors and test them under challenging field conditions for long-term monitoring applications. The large-scale experimental turbulence system will provide a proving ground for new sensors for atmospheric and aquatic environments, as well as a unique environment for studying turbulence itself. Broader Impacts: A unique program in Research and Commercialization Partnerships will build on 14 years of experience with the state-funded, NH Industrial Research Center. This Center combines state and industry funds to support faculty and student research on campuses across the state. A modest investment from this EPSCoR award will be leveraged significantly with state and private funds to advance economically relevant research and to develop a core of faculty, student and private-sector participants. Investments in K-12 programming will emphasize direct contact among university researchers, K-12 teachers, faculty at 2- and 4-year colleges, and students at all these levels. Advanced undergrads and graduate students will play a key role in this program as "Scientists in Residence" and as mentors and role models. Partnerships with non-profits, such as the Mount Washington Observatory, provide engaging environments for inspiring increased interest in STEM education at all levels.
摘要“伙伴关系的力量”是这份RII提案的主题,标题为“通过传感器开发支持科学创新的技术”。这项拟议的努力建立在全州文化特点的基础上,强调伙伴关系和合作是克服资源匮乏的主要手段。这种合作解决问题的方法与EPSCoR S推进全州研究能力和经济发展的目标完全一致。智力优势:一个积极参与的全州委员会,利用专业技术顾问团队收集的数据和分析,将传感器确定为S第一次RII努力的首要主题,并确定了三个跨学科领域(空间科学、环境科学和纳米技术),在这些领域,S大学、学院和企业将通过传感器的开发、测试和应用在全国占据突出地位。他们进一步确定,获得最先进的仪器设备以及实验和测试设施是实现卓越的主要障碍。这项提议要求进行重大的基础设施投资,包括:*为新一代小型卫星系统开发和测试传感器的设施*为传感器测试和应用产生独特湍流环境的设施*纳米尺度表面测量和材料沉积设施的重大升级这些投资将通过支持教师发展和研究生助学金和奖学金而得到扩大。三个跨学科科学领域之间的协同作用明显发展。空间科学团队着眼于纳米级传感器的新发展,以降低成本并提高空间环境的可靠性。纳米技术团队包括环境科学家,他们将采用新开发的传感器,并在具有挑战性的现场条件下对它们进行测试,以用于长期监测应用。大型实验湍流系统将为大气和水环境的新型传感器提供试验场,并为研究湍流本身提供独特的环境。更广泛的影响:一个独特的研究和商业化伙伴关系计划将建立在国家资助的NH工业研究中心14年的经验基础上。该中心结合了州和行业的资金,以支持全州校园内的教师和学生的研究。这一EPSCoR奖的适度投资将与州和私人资金一起大量利用,以推进与经济相关的研究,并培养由教师、学生和私营部门参与者组成的核心。对K-12计划的投资将强调大学研究人员、K-12教师、2年制和4年制大学的教职员工以及所有这些级别的学生之间的直接联系。高级本科生和研究生将作为“常驻科学家”以及导师和榜样在这个项目中发挥关键作用。与华盛顿山天文台等非营利性组织的伙伴关系为激发各级对STEM教育的兴趣提供了吸引人的环境。
项目成果
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Protein Structural Defects: Sites for Small Molecule Binding and Regulation
蛋白质结构缺陷:小分子结合和调节位点
- 批准号:
1818148 - 财政年份:2018
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Standard Grant
RII Track-2 FEC: Strengthening the scientific basis for making decisions about dams: Multi-scale, coupled-systems research on ecological, social, and economic trade-offs
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1539071 - 财政年份:2015
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24th NSF EPSCoR National Conference
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1441739 - 财政年份:2014
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0096088 - 财政年份:1999
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- 批准号:
9904056 - 财政年份:1999
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