Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Office of Science Program Office/Division and Research

Total
($ in thousands)

• Predictive Single-Site Protonation and Cation Adsorption Modeling

• Electron Transfer Dynamics in Efficient Molecular Solar Cells

• Engineering Catalytic Nanoporous Metals for Reactions Important to the Hydrogen Economy

• Theoretical Studies of the Reactions, and the Spectroscopy of Radical Species Relevant to Combustion Reactions and Diagnostics

• Crystal Chemistry of Toxic Metal Sequestration

• Toward the Development of Cluster-Based Materials

• Institute for Quantum Matter at Johns Hopkins University

• Enhancing the CDF's B Physics Program with a Faster Data Acquisition System

• USXR Based MHD, Transport, Equilibria and Current Profile Diagnostics for NSTX

• USXR-XUV Diagnostics for Edge and Core of Magnetically Confined Plasmas

• Integrated Genome-Based Studies of Shewanella Ecophysiology

• Amorphous Structures and Polymorphic Transitions in Metallic Glasses

• Stress-Coupled Grain Boundary Migration

• New Energy-Efficient Circuit Elements Incorporating Organic Semiconductors and Dielectrics with Stored Electric Fields

• Collaborative Proposal: Climate-Induced Changes in Hurricane Winds, Surge, and Risk to Electric Power Systems

*Total FY08 Funding for Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD ($ in thousands):

$3,445