Stanford University, Stanford, CA

Office of Science Program Office/Division

Research

Total
($ in thousands)

• Nanomaterial Thin-Film Structures: Fracture and Complex Environments

• Properties of Locally Charge Ordered Conductors

• Nanophotonics-Enhanced Solar Cells

• Ultra-Low Temperature Properties of Amorphous and Glassy Materials

• Mechanical Properties of Materials with Nanometer Scale Microstructures

• Multiscale Investigation and Modeling of Flow Mechanisms Related to CO2 Sequestration in Geologic Formations

• Nanoconfinement and Interfaces-Water and Proton Dynamics

• Framework for constitutive branching in porous rocks undergoing brittle faulting and cataclastic flow

• Porous Rock with Fluid: Impact of Heterogeneity on Reservoir Transport and Elastic Properties and Application to Unconventional Pore-Filling Materials

• Kinetics and Spectroscopy of Combustion Gases at High Temperatures

• Structural Heterogeneities and Paleo Fluid Flow in An Analog Sandstone Reservoir

• Manipulating Signaling in Stomatal Development

• High Density Magnetized Microdischarge Plasmas

• Dynamic Spatial Organization of Multi-Protein Complexes Controlling Microbial Polar Organization, Chromosome Replication, and Cytokinesis

• Genome Improvement at JGI-SHGC

• The Hopkins Microbiology Course

• Integrated Genome-Based Studies of Shewanella Ecophysiology

• Summer Workshops on Climate Change Impacts and Integrated Assessment of Climate Change

• Monitoring Uranium Transformations Determined by the Evolution of Biogeochemical Processes

• Microscopic Controls on the Description/Dissolution of Sorbed U(VI) and their Influence on Reactive Transport

• Photosyntheic Characteristics, Carbon Metabolism, and Nutrient Requirements of Phaeocystis Antarctica and Diatoms from the Ross, Sea, Antarctica

• Iron Fertilization of the Southern Ocean: Regional Simulation and Analysis of C-Sequestration in the Ross Sea

• Development of High-Gradient Extended Dielectric Based Laser-Driven Particle Accelerator Structures

• Stanford Non-Accelerator High Energy Physics Program

• DUSEL Research and Development on Sub-Kelvin Germanium Detectors for Ton Scale Dark Matter Search

• Simulations of Turbulent Flows With Strong Shocks

• Multiscale Analysis and Computation for Flows in Heterogeneous Media

*Total FY08 Funding for Stanford University, Stanford, CA ($ in thousands):

$14,837