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DOE HBCU Program

DOE HBCU Program. George Seweryniak DOE/SC-31 HBCU Program Manager Dec 6 2004. DOE Science Mission.

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DOE HBCU Program

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  1. DOE HBCU Program George Seweryniak DOE/SC-31 HBCU Program Manager Dec 6 2004

  2. DOE Science Mission • The mission of the Department of Energy's Office of Science is to deliverthe remarkable discoveries and scientific tools that transform our understanding of energy and matter and advance the national, economic, andenergy security of the United States.

  3. OFFICE OF SCIENCE U.S. Department of Energy’sOffice of Science Budget and Planning Ralph De Lorenzo Director Raymond Orbach Principal Deputy James Decker Chief of StaffJeffrey Salmon Project Assessment Daniel Lehman Deputy for Programs James Decker Chief Operating Officer Milton Johnson (A) Acting Oak Ridge Office Gerald Boyd Laboratory Policy & Infrastructure Leah Dever Integrated Support Center Program Direction & Corporate Analysis John Alleva (A) Chicago Office Marvin Gunn, Jr. Fusion Energy Sciences Anne Davies Advanced Scientific Computing Research Ed Oliver Information Technology Management Walter Polansky (A) High Energy Physics Robin Staffin Basic Energy Sciences Patricia Dehmer Ames Site Office Roxanne Purucker Brookhaven Site Office Michael Holland Princeton Site Office Jerry Faul (A) Nuclear Physics Dennis Kovar Biological & Environ. Research Aristides Patrinos Argonne Site Office Robert Wunderlich Fermi Site Office Jane Monhart Stanford Site Office John Muhlestein (A) Science Education & Workforce Development Raymond Orbach (A) Berkeley Site Office Richard Nolan (A) Pacific Northwest Site Office Paul Kruger Thomas Jefferson Site Office James Turi August 17, 2004

  4. Deputy for ProgramsStructure U.S. Department of Energy’sOffice of Science SciDAC Michael Strayer Deputy for Programs James Decker (A) Acting Science Education & Workforce Development R. Orbach (A) Nuclear Physics Dennis Kovar High Energy Physics Robin Staffin Advanced Scientific Computing Research Ed Oliver Basic Energy Sciences Patricia Dehmer Biological & Environmental Research Ari Patrinos Fusion Energy Sciences Anne Davies Physics Research Eugene Henry (A) Mathematical, Information, & Computational Sciences M. Strayer (A) Physics Research Robin Staffin (A) Research John Willis Materials Sciences & Engineering Harriet Kung Life Sciences Marvin Frazier Small Business Research Walt Warnick (A) Chemical Sciences, Geosciences, & Biosciences Walt Stevens Facilities & Project Management Aesook Byon-Wagner (A) Facilities & Project Management Jehanne Simon-Gillo (A) Medical Sciences Marvin Frazier (A) ITER & International Michael Roberts Climate Change Research Jerry Elwood Scientific User Facilities Pedro Montano Environmental Remediation Sciences Michael Kuperberg (A) August 17, 2004

  5. DOE HBCU Program • Federal HBCU budget request for 2005 is $240 Mil. • DOE MICS budget request for FY2005 is $1 Mil. (approx 20% increase) • DOE MICS is committed to a strong and active HBCU program • Projects funded in the past • Mathematical & Numerical Studies of Nonstandard Difference Equation Models of Differential Equations • Scientific Visualization Initiative • Perturbation Theory, Scattering Systems, Interpolation and Control • Enhancing High Performance Computing Research and Education • Alliance for Computational Science Collaboration – Developing Computational Science Research and Education

  6. HBCU Grant Applications Workshop How do I submit a HBCU Grant Application to DOE? George Seweryniak DOE/SC-31 HBCU Program Manager Dec 7 2004

  7. Grant Application Process • Review the DOE Office of Science, Mathematical, Information, and Computational Sciences (MICS) www site • http://www.sc.doe.gov/ascr/mics/index.html • Review the DOE Grants and Contracts www site • http://www.science.doe.gov/grants/grants.html • Contact the MICS HBCU program manager with an application abstract (1 page max.) • George Seweryniak • seweryni@er.doe.gov • Submit a grant application to MICS HBCU program manager if appropriate • Office of ScienceNotice DE-FG01-05ER05-01 • Annual NoticeContinuation of Availability of Grants and Cooperative Agreements • http://www.science.doe.gov/grants/FAPN05-01.html • 4. Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) area of interest • Must be submitted via IIPS • http://www.science.doe.gov/grants/grants.html • (Spring 2005 e-grants.gov is planned to be implemented) • Application is reviewed internally in MICS by Subject Matter Expert (SME) • Funding review at MICS is performed • Application is sent out for peer review if appropriate • Award or Declination notification

  8. Elements of a good grant application • Addresses DOE MICS mission needs • Applied Mathematics • Computer Science • Network Environment Research • Is thoroughly thought out • Describe what you’re going to do! • Include a good abstract! • Long histories of prior work or the field are not needed but you should demonstrate that you aware of current work! • Has a realistic and justifiable budget • Is measurable • Has deliverables and progress reports • Is properly submitted • Via IIPS • All sections are filled out correctly • http://www.science.doe.gov/production/grants/quicklk.html • Has the required approvals • Form DOE F 4650.2

  9. Next steps • Grant Application ideas? • Questions? • Lets get to writing !!! • I will be available for one on one questions until 11AM today.

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