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GrantsDeYoung, Paul
with Graham Peaslee, NSF-MRI-Consortium, "Development of a Neutron Detector Array by Undergraduate Research Students for Studies of Exotic Nuclei," $203,894. (10/2009-9/2011) with Graham Peaslee, NSF-RUI, "Fundamental and Applied Nuclear Physics with Undergraduates,"$311,079. (15/2007 to 15/2010) NSF-RUI, "Radioactive Nuclear
Beam Physics with Undergraduates at NSF-MRI, "Consortium to Construct a Highly Efficient Neutron Detector Array for the NSCL," $93,600. (2001) MSGC, "Development of a Continuum-like Model of Carbon Nanotube Behavior Using the Integral Transform Method," $4000. (1999) with Graham Peaslee. NSF-RUI, "Heavy-Ion Reaction Studies at Hope College," $161,246. (1998)
NASA - Astrophysics Theory Program, "Particle Acceleration and High Energy Radiation From Pulsar Magnetospheres", PI - Alice K. Harding (NASA Goddard), Co-PIs - Matthew G. Baring (Rice University), Alexander G. Muslimov (Universities Space Research Association), Peter L. Gonthier (Hope College), Demosthanes Kazanas (NASA Goddard), Collaborators - Ioannis Contopoulos (Academy of Athens, Athens, Greece) and Isabelle Grenier (CEA Saclay, Gif/Yvette, France), $459,043 with $76,866 for Hope. (2008-2012) MSGC-HOPE "High-Energy Emission Models in Neutron Star Magnetospheres," $10,000. (2008-2009) NSF, " Stellar Astronomy and Astrophysics Program, Radio and high energy emission from pulsars,"$129,017. (2003-2007) Research Corporation, "Radio and high energy emission from neutron stars," $32,000. (2003-2006) Research Corporation, "Relativistic NSF-RUI, "High energy phenomena in neutron star magnetospheres," $79,227. (1999) HHMI, "Relativistic MSGC-HOPE "Magnetic Hampton, Jennifer
NSF, "Physics REU Directors' Workshop", $76,358. (5/2008-4/2009) Michigan Space Grant Consortium, Physics Department, Hope Creative Science Initiative Outreach Program, $19,350. (Jacquelin Koch is Co-Pi) (3/2007-4/2008) NSF, "Research Experience for Undergraduates," $300,867. (Little is Co-Pi) (2005-2010) NSF/CCLI, "Adaptation of “6 Ideas that Shaped Physics” for Life-Science Major audiences National Science Foundation," $63,500. (7/2001-7/2006) HHMI, "Theoretical Studies in Nuclear Physics," $5000. (1998) NSF, "Theoretical study of the space-time evolution
of heavy-ion collisions at NSF-RUI Grant, "Theoretical Study of the Space-time Evolution of Heavy-Ion Collisions at Hope College," $32,000. (1995-1996) Research Corporation Cottrell College Science Award, "A study of the space-time evolution of the hadronic reaction zone formed in heavy-ion collisions," $20,000. (1995-1996) Midstates Consortium for Math and Science, Short Term Consultation with Tyrone Daulton and William Buhro at Washington University, $1,974. (2009-2010) Private Consultation, "Microwave Device Science and Technology,", $9,000. (2008-2010) NASA-Michigan Space Grant Consortium and Hope College, "Microwave Induced Stratospheric Gas Discharge and Ozone Production," (Brian Mork in Chemistry is Co-PI) $8,600. (2008-2009) |
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