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Mechanisms
of the Bystander Effect
The Adaptive Response, Genetic Haplo-Insufficiency
and Genomic Instability
Cellular Response to Low Dose Radiation:
Role of Phosphatidylinositol-3 Kinase Like Kinases
Noninvasive
Imaging of Administered Progenitor Cells
7th International Workshop on Microbeam
Probes of Cellular Radiation Response
Climate
Change Research Division (BER)
Collaborative Research: Regional Climate-Change Projections Through
Theory
of Ultra-Dense Matter and the Dynamics of High Energy Interactions
Involving Nuclei High
Transverse Momentum Probes of Ultra-Dense Matter Created in Heavy Ion
Collisions
Materials
Sciences and Engineering Division (BES) Theory
of Surface and Interface Properties of Correlated Electron Materials Mapping
the Electron Response of Nanomaterials Electronics
from Nano-Scale Crystals
Electric Transport in Novel
2-Dimensional Nanoscale Systems Chemical
Sciences, Geosciences, & Biosciences Division (BES)
Fundamental
Studies of Metal Centered Transformations Relevant to Catalysis
Photochemistry
at Interfaces
Theoretical
Studies of Photoactive Molecular Systems:
Electron Transfer, Energy Transport, and Optical Spectroscopy
Laser
Dynamic Studies of Photoreactions on Single-Cyrstal and Nanostructured
Surfaces
Catalytic
Applications of H. Transfer from Transitiion-Metal Hydride Complexes
Scanning
Tunneling Microscopy Studies of Chemistry on Graphite Surfaces
Controlling Structural, Electronic, and Energy Flow Dynamics of
Catalytic Processes Through Tailored
Synthesis,
Directed Assembly, and Local Probe Measurements of Dipolar, Organic
Nanostructures
Metallic Carbon Nanotubes and Silver
Nanocrystals Office
of the Associate Director (HEP) Theoretical
High Energy Physics Experimental
Research on a Laser Cyclotron Autoresonance Accelerator Mathematical,
Information, & Computational Sciences Division (ASCR) Migration
Mechanisms for Large-Scale Parallel Applications Gyrokinetic
Particle Simulations of Turbulent in Burning Plasmas Algorithms
for Mathematical Programming
Towards Optimal Petascale Simulations
(TOPS)
MHD
Mode Control Research in DIII-D
Resistive
Wall Modes and Error Field Amplification Resistive
Wall Modes, Neoclassical Transport, and Stellarator Design
High
Beta Tokamak Research
Levitated
Dipole Experiment
Basic
Physics of Tokamak Transport and Feedback Control
Study
of MHD Stability and Active Mode Control in NSTX
Nonlinear
Dynamics of Strong Interchange Instabilities in a Rotating
Dipole-Confined Plasma
Stellarator Theory
Center for Plasma Edge Simulations
Center for Simulation of Wave
Interactions with Magnetohydrodynamics
*Total Amount Funded by the Office of Science for FY06 ($ in thousands):
$9,527 |