DOE EPSCoR in Idaho
Five awards with University of Idaho, Idaho State
University and Boise State University as participants (as described
below).
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One statewide planning grant in 1991 and years
1993 and 1994 for the purpose of determining how Idaho
universities can best meet current and future DOE goals related
to energy research.
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Two graduate student traineeship awards (two
years each) to provide support for outstanding M.S. and Ph.D.
students studying and conducting research in energy related
disciplines at University of Idaho, Idaho State University and
Boise State University.
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$500,000 - 1992-94.
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$250,000 - 1994-96.
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Idaho's first, multi-institution, DOE EPSCoR Implementation Award
provided $1.10 million for: "Synthesis and Characterization of
Wide-Band-Gap Semiconductors for Optoelectronic Applications,"
PI: Dr. Peter Griffiths, University of Idaho. (2004-2007)
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A three-year, $1.32 million DOE EPSCoR Implementation Award: "Incorporation
of Novel Nanostructured Materials into Solar Cells and
Optoelectrical Devices," PI: Dr. Rene Rodriguez, Idaho State
University. (2007-2010)
Multiple university-national laboratory individual
research partnership awards at $778,432
total.
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Dr. Pamela Shapiro, "Exploring the
chemistry of ansa-chromocene complexes, their fundamental
reactivity and potential application as homogeneous
catalysts." 9/1998 - 9/2001. $149,985 (UI)
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Dr. Maribeth Watwood, "Laboratory and in
situ evaluation of enzyme activity-dependent fluorescent probes
specific for chlorinated solvent degrading bacteria." 2/1999
- 2/2002, $150,000. (ISU)
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Dr. Frank Harmon,"Compton back-scattered
photons: Development of an intense source of polarized
X-rays." 8/2000 - 8/2002. $149,188. (ISU)
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Dr. Scott Wood, "The effect of organic
ligands on the sorption of neodymium, gadolinium and uranium onto
nontronite and goethite: Development of a surface complexation
model to predict mobility in the vadose zone." 4/2003 -
3/2006. $329,259. (UI)
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