[LA-SiGMA-funded] [LI-investigators] EPSCoR RII Track 1 competition

[Dentcho Genov]

Dear Mark and Ramu,

 

I would like to participate. 

Concerning the meeting, I teach on Tuesdays and Thursdays so the dates
posted are fine with me.

Best Regards,

Dentcho

 

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Dentcho A. Genov, PhD

The LONI Institute Fellow

Assistant Professor of Physics & Electrical Engineering

Louisiana Tech University, Engineering Annex, Room 220

P.O. Box 10348, Ruston LA 71272

 

Phone: (318) 257-4190, Fax: (318) 257-2777

Webpage: http://www.phys.latech.edu/~dgenov/

 

 

 

From: li-investigators-bounces at loni.org
[mailto:li-investigators-bounces at loni.org] On Behalf Of Mark Jarrell
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 2:10 PM
To: lasigma-funded at loni.org; li-investigators at loni.org; B. Ramu
Ramachandran; Bety Rodriguez-Milla; Devesh Misra
Subject: [LI-investigators] EPSCoR RII Track 1 competition

 

Dear LONI Institute and LA-SiGMA members,

Just before the holidays, the State EPSCoR office sent out the request for
proposals for the next EPSCoR RII Track 1 competition (attached).   If
successful, this grant would provide up to $4/year for up to five years.
The subject matter of the RFP has significant overlap with LA-SiGMA and LONI
Institute (LI).  Quoting from the RFP:

 

"The proposal must be focused on scientific and engineering research in
Advanced Materials and Manufacturing; i.e., physics-based materials models
to link manufacturing, production, design, and materials; smart materials;
and multiscale systems and manufacturing. The proposed initiative should
bring together a confluence of scientists and engineers to bridge the gaps
that exist between theory, modeling and simulation, application, and
production. The goal is to link the structure and composition of
materials-extending the entire length scale-with their manufacturing and
properties. Successful proposals will leverage the State's investments in
computational resources, cyberinfrastructure, and advanced materials
science. Proposals should establish strong linkages between institutions and
the private sector. EPSCoR funds must be expended in Louisiana and cannot be
transferred to other locations for these initiatives."

 

We should be able to leverage many of the outreach and education programs
that have been build by LI and LA-SiGMA.  Thus far our research focus has
been materials design using ICME, but we have not settled on any particular
set of materials yet.  We would like to know if you would be able to
participate in an organization meeting some time in the next week or so to
discuss the possibility of putting together a proposal based upon LA-SiGMA
and LI.   Possible dates for the meeting could be Jan 13, 15, 16, 22, or 23.
Since classes start at LSU on the 15th, the 13th might be the best date.  If
enough people are interested, we will use a doodle poll to find the best
time

 

best,

Mark and Ramu

 

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