Colleagues,
Welcome to another exciting edition of the Research Newsletter.
S&T research continues to grow due to the work of our faculty and staff. In the first quarter of FY20 S&T research awards were $16.7M, up 50.1% from the previous year.
We continue to send our faculty to meet with funding agencies, through a travel grant which covers 2/3 of the expenses (see http://sponsoredprograms.mst.edu/resources/policies/ and the link, “Travel Grant to Visit Funding Agencies”). Visiting program managers and program directors is the most important first step towards receiving funding. I am happy to see that more faculty are taking advantage of the program, and this can only lead to better research results.
Getting funding is not the end of a research effort, though; it is just the beginning. Engaging students in research, publishing, transferring the technology, these are all the outcomes of a successful and impactful research and scholarly program.
According to Academic Analytics during 2015-18 S&T faculty averaged more than 900 papers in journals and conferences each year, and from 2014 to 2018 S&T faculty publications were cited more than 31,000 times. These numbers show the quality and impact of our research and scholarship.
In addition, during 2018-19 we graduated 107 PhD students, 491 Master’s level students (464 MS, 12 ME, and 15 MBA), and 440 certificate students. In other words, our faculty changed the lives of 1,038 students just last year.
Finally, in FY19 our Technology Transfer Office reached new records: $698,000 in royalty income, up 44% over 5 years; 8 US and 25 non-US patents awarded; and a record number of 54 invention disclosures. Also, small businesses spun off by our researchers have averaged over $1.5M in Federal and other research funding in the past 3 years. S&T has an important and significant economic impact in the region.
Local announcements:
- In the last newsletter I told you that we were training S&T students to apply for the NSF GRFP. I am glad to let you know that eight of our students applied. I wish all of them good luck, and hope to see them as GRFP recipients and S&T graduate students.
- For information about research workshops and events organized by funding agencies please check this and previous newsletters.
- If you are a faculty member who is eligible for the CAREER award or for the DoE, DoD, NIH, etc. young investigator awards, be on the lookout for an announcement regarding a “Early Career Research Awards Workshop.” Additional information for some of these awards can be found in the following websites (not an exhaustive list):
- NSF: https://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=503214
- NIH: https://commonfund.nih.gov/newinnovator
- AFOSR: https://community.apan.org/wg/afosr/w/researchareas/12792/young-investigator-program-yip/
- ONR: https://www.onr.navy.mil/Science-Technology/Directorates/office-research-discovery-invention/Sponsored-Research/YIP.aspx
- DARPA: https://www.darpa.mil/work-with-us/for-universities/young-faculty-award
- ARO: https://www.arl.army.mil/www/default.cfm?page=8
- I encourage you to consider adding an REU supplement to your NSF grant. NSF estimates it awards around 1,600 new REU Supplements a year. If you are interested, first contact your NSF program director, and also check specific rules and deadlines of your directorate. For more information, please visit https://www.nsf.gov/funding/pgm_summ.jsp?pims_id=5517
- I have heard from some of you that you would like to pay your GRAs more than Stipend X. Let me reiterate that this is indeed possible and allowed. In February 2019 I sent the following email to the faculty:
Colleagues,
I have been visiting departmental faculty meetings and in many of them our colleagues have told me that sometimes they cannot recruit their top graduate student prospects because they get outbid by other Universities.
I have discussed this with HR and the UM System, and I am happy to let you know that they all agree that Stipend X should be seen as the floor of what we pay our graduate students. All our supported graduate students, GTAs, GAs, and GRAs, can be paid more than Stipend X, as long as the funding exists and the funding agency allows the rate. This makes it possible for you to budget higher stipends in your grants, and, if necessary, match or exceed offers by competing Universities. The same is true for GTA/GAs: depending on the availability of funds, a department or a College can go above Stipend X and make competitive or matching offers to recruit the best.
Our goal is to get the best graduate students to come to S&T and work with on our research. I hope this new information will free you to do just that.
- Finally, a request: Often our faculty host their Program Managers who visit S&T for program reviews. Please, let my office know about these visits. We can organize a seminar open to our faculty where the PMs can give information about their directorate and agency. Such information talks can be very useful for our researchers.
With best Miner wishes,
Costas Tsatsoulis
Vice Chancellor of Research and Dean of Graduate Studies
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Recent Awards
July 2019
PI: Joel G. Burken
Department: Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering
Proposal Title: Preparing Leaders of Sustainable Public Health Protection: International Phytotechnologies Scholars Program - China 2019
Sponsor: National Institutes of Health
Award: $15,000
PI: Joel G. Burken
Department: Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering
Proposal Title: Phytoforensics Site Assessment Analysis for Chlorinated Solvents Laval Site
Sponsor: Environment International
Award: $2,201
PI: Joel G. Burken
Department: Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering
Proposal Title: US Forest Service - Missouri S&T Student Interns
Sponsor: US Forest Service
Award: $24,998
PI: Marco Cavaglia
Department: Physics
Proposal Title: Improving Data Quality of Advanced LIGO Gravitational-Wave Searches
Sponsor: NSF Division of Physics
Award: $120,000
PI: Jessica L. Cundiff
Department: Psychological Science
Proposal Title: Effective Teaching of Gendered Workplace Inequality: Development and Evaluation of WAGES - Classroom
Sponsor: Association for Psychological Science
Award: $3,900
PI: Sajal Das
Department: Computer Science
Proposal Title: SPX: Collaborative Research: SANDY: Sparsification-based Approach for Analyzing Network Dynamics (Participant Support)
Sponsor: NSF Division of Computing and Communication
Award: $16,000
PI: Sajal Das
Department: Computer Science
Proposal Title: SPX: Collaborative Research: SANDY: Sparsification-based Approach for Analyzing Network Dynamics
Sponsor: NSF Division of Computing and Communication
Award: $17,927
PI: Kristen Donnell
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Proposal Title: Frequency Selective Surface-Based Sensing for Wireless Structural Health Monitoring (T12.01 Advanced Structural Health Monitoring)
Sponsor: Texas Research Institute at Austin
Award: $331,999
PI: Lian Duan
Department: Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: Interaction of a Shockwave with a Homogenous Field of Acoustic Waves: Theory and Simulation
Sponsor: NSF Division of Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Transport
Award: $89,752
PI: David Duvernell
Department: Biological Sciences
Proposal Title: Environmental DNA metabarcoding survey of Cumberlandia mussel stream habitats
Sponsor: Missouri State University
Award: $16,852
PI: Andreas Eckert
Department: Geosciences and Geological and Petroleum Engineering
Proposal Title: Integrated Numerical-laboratory approach to evaluate cement sheath integrity at Mt. Terri
Sponsor: BP American Production Company
Award: $95,138
PI: Jun Fan
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Proposal Title: ANALYSIS of Modeling Switching Regulator IC for Conducted Emission Estimation
Sponsor: Hyundai Motor Company
Award: $70,000
PI: Jun Fan
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Proposal Title: CEMC Membership Agreement for Cisco 4 - EMC
Sponsor: Cisco Systems, Inc.
Award: $70,000
PI: Daniel Fischer
Department: Physics
Proposal Title: CAREER: Control and Analysis of Atomic Few-Body Dynamics
Sponsor: NSF Directorate of Math and Physical Sciences
Award: $100,236
PI: Grzegorz Galecki
Department: Mining and Nuclear Engineering
Proposal Title: Separation of Graphite Flake into Mon-Particles by High Energy Waterjet
Sponsor: Advanced FiberTechnologies, Inc.
Award: $5,546
PI: Stephen S. Gao
Department: Geosciences and Geological and Petroleum Engineering
Proposal Title: Crystal Structure and Subsidence of the Williston Basin: Constraints from Modeling of Gravity Data
Sponsor: American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund
Award: $110,000
PI: Garry S. Grubbs
Department: Chemistry
Proposal Title: EAGER: Three-wave mixing techniques to study and utilize nuclear quadrapole coupling effects in chiral molecules
Sponsor: NSF Division of Chemistry
Award: $13,018
PI: Daozhi Han
Department: Mathematics and Statistics
Proposal Title: Modeling and hybridizable Galerkin methods for two-phase flows in karstic
Sponsor: NSF Division of Mathematical Sciences
Award: $99,951
PI: Chang-Soo Kim
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Proposal Title: Smart Sensor Bandage for Ulcer Monitoring
Sponsor: Stoecker and Associates
Award: $2,835
PI: DongHyun “Bill” Kim
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Proposal Title: CEMC Membership for Apple 2 - ESD
Sponsor: Apple Computer, Inc.
Award: $70,000
PI: Robert G. Landers
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: Doctoral Research and Training in Advanced Manufacturing
Sponsor: US Department of Education
Award: $376,322
PI: Simon Lekakh
Department: Materials Science and Engineering
Proposal Title: Effects of metallurgical factors on micro-porosity in ductile iron castings
Sponsor: American Foundry Society
Award: $23,000
PI: Xinhua Liang
Department: Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
Proposal Title: AOI [3] Nano-engineered catalyst supported on ceramic hollow fibers for the utilization of CO2 in dry reforming to produce syngas
Sponsor: Gas Technology Institute (GTI)
Award: $169,176
PI: Xinhua Liang
Department: Computer Science
Proposal Title: A Doctoral Program in Big Data, Machine Learning, and Analytics for Security and Safety
Sponsor: US Department of Education
Award: $200,324
PI: Xinhua Liang
Department: Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
Proposal Title: A Novel Catalytic Membrane Reactor DME Synthesis from Renewable Resources
Sponsor: Gas Technology Institute (GTI)
Award: $84,234
PI: Sanjay Madria
Department: Computer Science
Proposal Title: A Doctoral Program in Big Data, Machine Learning, and Analytics for Security and Safety
Sponsor: US Department of Education
Award: $200,324
PI: Cesar Mendoza
Department: Civil, Architectural,and Environmental Engineering
Proposal Title: Testing Pipes and Data Analysis
Sponsor: Bull Moose Tube Co.
Award: $3,210
PI: Manashi Nath
Department: Chemistry
Proposal Title: Investigating Mixed Metal Chalcogenides Towards Electrocatalytic Water Oxidation: An Integrated Experimental and Theoretical Approach
Sponsor: NSF Division of Materials Research
Award: $66,253
PI: Manashi Nath
Department: Chemistry
Proposal Title: Investigating Mixed Metal Chalcogenides Towards Electrocatalytic Water Oxidation: An Integrated Experimental and Theoretical Approach Towards Materials Innovation—Participant Support
Sponsor: NSF Division of Materials Research
Award: $60,000
PI: Dev Niyogi
Department: Biological Sciences
Proposal Title: Nonpoint Source Pollution Mitigation in an Urban Watershed
Sponsor: Missouri Water Resource Research Center
Award: $22,000
PI: Jonathan Obrist Farner
Department: Geosciences and Geological and Petroleum Engineering
Proposal Title: The LIBRE (Lake Izabal Basin Research Endeavor) Scientific Drilling
Sponsor: NSF Directorate for Geosciences
Award: $3,207
PI: Jonghyun Park
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: Multiscale manufacturing for advanced energy storage devices
Sponsor: NSF Division of Civil, Mechanical, and Manufacturing Innovation
Award: $337,884
PI: Ruwen Qin
Department: Engineering Management and Systems Engineering
Proposal Title: Interdisciplinary Fellowship Program in Engineering Management and Systems Engineering
Sponsor: US Department of Education
Award: $200,324
PI: Michael Schultz
Department: Physics
Proposal Title: Few-Body Dynamics in Simple Atomic Systems
Sponsor: NSF Division of Physics
Award: $89,928
PI: Sahra Sedighsarvestani
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Proposal Title: A Doctoral Program on Data-Enabled Assurance of Electromagnetic Compatibility
Sponsor: Department of Education
Award: $200,324
PI: Pericles Stavropoulos
Department: Chemistry
Proposal Title: Ferrocenes and other Metallocenes in Atom/Group-Transfer Chemistry
Sponsor: American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund
Award: $110,000
PI: Evgeniy V. Torgashov
Department: Geosciences and Geological and Petroleum Engineering
Proposal Title: Geophysical imaging of the subsurface for sinkhole evaluation in Harrison, Arkansas
Sponsor: Geoengineers, Inc.
Award: $5,500
PI: L. Sue Turner
Department: S&T Global
Proposal Title: ATF Explosive Engineering Courses—Tuition Only
Sponsor: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
Award: $175,523
PI: L. Sue Turner
Department: S&T Global
Proposal Title: ATF Explosive Engineering Courses—Tuition Only
Sponsor: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
Award: $3,250
PI: Robin Verble
Department: Biological Sciences
Proposal Title: Inventory of night-flying pollinators at Bryant Creek State Park, Douglas County, Missouri
Sponsor: Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Award: $6,350
PI: Risheng Wang
Department: Chemistry
Proposal Title: REU Supplement: Small: Toward a molecular computer: Scaling up programmable sing-molecule junctions based on DNA self-assembly: Participant Support
Sponsor: NSF Division of Computing and Communication
Award: $16,000
PI: Philip D. Whitefield
Department: Chemistry
Proposal Title: Ambient Conditions Corrections for Non-Volatile PM Emissions Measurements (ASCENT Project 2 2018)
Sponsor: Department of Transportation
Award: $1,217,221
PI: Chenglin Wu
Department: Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering
Proposal Title: Wireless Crack Sensing System for Bridge Structures
Sponsor: Missouri Department of Transportation
Award: $50,000
PI: Yanzhi Zhang
Department: Mathematics and Statistics
Proposal Title: Mathematical and computational studies on Bose-Einstein superfluid
Sponsor: NSF Division of Mathematical Sciences
Award: $175,000
PI: Reza Zoughi
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Proposal Title: STTR: Microwave Nondestructive Evaluation of Ablatives - Phase I Option
Sponsor: Texas Research Institute at Austin
Award: $32,000
PI: Reza Zoughi
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Proposal Title: Development of Nondestructive Technique (Microwave Imaging) with Signal Analysis Tools on Composites
Sponsor: Sandia National Laboratories
Award: $24,932
August 2019
PI: Magdy Abdelrahman
Department: Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering
Proposal Title: Preparing Interdisciplinary Professionals for Rebuilding/Engineering Resilient Infrastructure of the Nation
Sponsor: US Department of Education
Award: $200,324
PI: Rui Bo
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Proposal Title: Modeling and Optimizing Pumped Storage in Multi-stage Large Scale Electricity Market under Portfolio Evolution
Sponsor: Department of Energy (EERE)
Award: $999,554
PI: Joel G. Burken
Department: Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering
Proposal Title: Exposure Assessment of Emerging and Fugitive Contaminants: Rapid Screening of Plant Uptake and Translocation (Participant Support)
Sponsor: NSF Division of Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental, and Transport Systems
Award: $14,000
PI: K. Chandrashekhara
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: Biomarkers in Blood
Sponsor: Leonard Wood Institute
Award: $27,733
PI: Lianyi Chen
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: Collaborative Research: Physical Mechanisms of Spatter Formation in Laser Powder Bed Fusion Additive Manufacturing
Sponsor: NSF Division of Civil, Mechanical, and Manufacturing Innovation
Award: $286,971
PI: Fatih Dogan
Department: Materials Science and Engineering
Proposal Title: Advanced Characterization of Diffusion Processes and Interfaces in Ceramic Multilayer Capacitors
Sponsor: Presidio Components
Award: $67,550
PI: Shari Dunn-Norman
Department: Geosciences and Geological and Petroleum Engineering
Proposal Title: Cooperative Agreement between Future University Egypt and Missouri S&T
Sponsor: Future University Egypt
Award: $500,000
PI: Nuran Ercal
Department: Chemistry
Proposal Title: Enhancing ocular uptake of thiol antioxidants with nanodiamonds
Sponsor: NIH National Eye Institute
Award: $387,500
PI: William G. Fahrenholtz
Department: Materials Science and Engineering
Proposal Title: Composition-Microstructure-Property Relationships in Entropy-Stabilized Boride Ceramics
Sponsor: NSF Division of Civil, Mechanical, and Manufacturing Innovation
Award: $406,427
PI: Samuel Frimpong
Department: Mining and Nuclear Engineering
Proposal Title: Inter-Disciplinary Program in Graduate Engineering Education for Creating Knowledge Engineers and Scientists for the Emerging US Automated Mining Systems toward Zero Fatality
Sponsor: US Department of Education
Award: $250,405
PI: Jessica E. Gargus
Department: Student Affairs
Proposal Title: FY 2020- ACT MO Mini-Grant Resiliency and Health Coping Skills
Sponsor: ACT MO
Award: $5,000
PI: Greg Hilmas
Department: Materials Science and Engineering
Proposal Title: SBIR: Joining of Ceramic Composites for Nuclear Application
Sponsor: UES, Inc.
Award: $75,000
PI: Serhat Hosder
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: The Impact of Particle-Laden Flows on Planetary Entry Aerothermodynamics
Sponsor: NASA Glenn Research Center
Award: $76,190
PI: Catherine E. Johnson
Department: Mining and Nuclear Engineering
Proposal Title: SME Career Grant 2017 Johnson CE
Sponsor: Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, Inc.
Award: $50,000
PI: Catherine E. Johnson
Department: Mining and Nuclear Engineering
Proposal Title: Low-Intensity Blast-Induced Brain Molecular and Ultrastructural Abnormalities in Human Tau Transgenic Mice
Sponsor: Department of Defense
Award: $158,100
PI: Kamal H. Khayat
Department: Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering
Proposal Title: Superabsorbent Polymers in Concrete to Improve Durability
Sponsor: University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign
Award: $69,514
PI: John Lewis
Department: Regional Professional Development Center
Proposal Title: DCI Consultants
Sponsor: MO Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
Award: $475,000
PI: Ashok Midha
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: Design and Development of an Oil Extraction Process from Sandstone (Senior Design)
Sponsor: Woodcrest Materials Co., LLC
Award: $10,830
PI: Ashok Midha
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: Design and Development of a Drilling Machine (Senior Design)
Sponsor: Premium Wire, LLC
Award: $8,934
PI: Ronald J. O’Malley
Department: Materials Science and Engineering
Proposal Title: Novel Fiber Optic Based In-Line Sensors for Continuous Casting
Sponsor: Acelormittal
Award: $124,910
PI: Monday Okoronkwo
Department: Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
Proposal Title: Sustainable and Durable Calcium Sufloaluminate Binders Enabled by Multi-Physics Characterization and Theory-Guided Machine Learning
Sponsor: NSF Division of Civil, Mechanical, and Manufacturing Innovation
Award: $500,000
PI: Heng Pan
Department: Materials Science and Engineering
Proposal Title: Fundamental Investigations of Femtosecond Laser Excitation of Functional Nanomaterials for Nano Additive Manufacturing
Sponsor: NSF Division of Civil, Mechanical, and Manufacturing Innovation
Award: $45,884
PI: Jonghyun Park
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: Optimal Scheduling in Microseconds with Photovoltaic (PV) Generation and Energy Storage Systems—Participant Support
Sponsor: NSF Division of Electrical Communication Systems
Award: $16,000
PI: Hank Pernicka
Department: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Proposal Title: Enabling Formation Flying with Multi-Mode Micropropulsion
Sponsor: Utah State University
Award: $110,000
PI: Fateme Rezaei
Department: Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
Proposal Title: Combined Capture and Reaction in Temperature Swing Adsorption: An Integrated Approach toward VOC
Sponsor: NSF Division of Chemical, Biological, Environmental, and Transport Systems
Award: $55,000
PI: Joshua P. Schlegel
Department: Mining and Nuclear Engineering
Proposal Title: Undergraduate Scholarships in Nuclear Engineering at Missouri S&T (2019-2021)
Sponsor: Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Award: $200,000
PI: Honglan Shi
Department: Chemistry
Proposal Title: Development of Antibody Drug Conjugates for Treatment of EGFR Over-Express Lung Cancers
Sponsor: Frontage Labs
Award: $21,526
PI: Steffen Thomas Vojta
Department: Physics
Proposal Title: Fractional random walk approach to serotonertic fibers
Sponsor: Research Corporation for Scientific Advancement
Award: $50,000
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