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Materials Sciences
and Engineering Division (BES)
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Quantitative
Photon and Electron Spectroscopy Theory
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Coherent
X-Ray Spectroscopy of Solids
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Exchange Anisotropy, Engineered
Coercivity and Spintronics in Atomically Engineered L10
Heterostructures
Chemical
Sciences, Geosciences, & Biosciences Division (BES)
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Real-Time Atomistic Simulation Studies
of Light Harvesting and Charge Transport for Solar Hydrogen
Production
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Supported
Molecular Catalysts: Synthesis,
In-Situ Characterization and Performance
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Modes of Action and Functions of
ERECTA-family Receptor-like Kinases in Plant Organ Growth and
Development
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Biohydrogen production by a
photosynthetic bacterium
Office
of the Associate Director (HEP)
Mathematical,
Information, & Computational Sciences Division (ASCR)
Research
Division (FES)
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The
ZaP Flow Z-Pinch Project
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Small
Scale Fusion: The
Pulsed High Density FRC Experiment
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Compact
and Toroid Injection in NSTX
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Helicity
Injected Torus (HIT) Current Drive Program
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Solenoid Free Current Initiation and
Sustainment by Coaxial Helicity Injection
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Theory of Field-Reversed
Configurations
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Plasma Center for Computational
Predictability at Washington, Wisconsin, and Utah State Universities
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Rotating Magnetic Field Generation and Sustainment of FRCs Using an Advanced TCS/Upgrade
Office
of the Associate Director (BER)
Climate
Change Research Division (BER)
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North
American Drought in the 21st Century
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ARM-based Development of a New
Combined Parameterization for Shallow and Deep Cumulus Convection in
Large-Scale Climate Models
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Hydrometeors Injected into the Large
Scale Environment by Tropical Cloud Systems
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Diatom Photorespiration and Microbial
C/N Cycling in the Upper Ocean: An Integrated Molecular and
Biochemical
Environmental
Remediation Sciences Division (BER)
Physics
Research Division (NP)
*Total
Amount Funded by the Office of Science for FY06 ($ in thousands): $13,197
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