National Energy Technology Laboratory Grant

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National Energy Technology Laboratory Grant: This is a Funding Opportunity Announcement in Support of Advanced Fossil Resource Utilization Research by Historically Black Colleges and universities and Other Minority Institutions (HBCUs/OMIs). The intent of the HBCU/OMI Research and Development (R D) Program within the Office of Fossil Energy (FE), U. S. DOE, as set forth in the Program Framework and Program Policy Statement, is to establish a mechanism for cooperative FE R D projects between DOE and the HBCU/OMI community; to foster private sector participation, collaboration, and interaction with HBCU/OMI in FE R D; to provide for the exchange of technical information to raise the overall level of HBCU/OMI competitiveness with other institutions in the field of FE R D; to enhance educational and research training opportunities for tomorrows scientists by developing and supporting a broad-based research infrastructure; and to a position HBCU/OMI graduates to assume mainstream leadership and technical roles in Americas FE commerce. TECHNICAL TOPIC 1 - COMPUTATIONAL ENERGY SCIENCES: MULTIPHASE FLOW RESEARCH; TECHNICAL TOPIC 2 - MATERIAL SCIENCES: COMPUTER-AIDED DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL NEW MATERIALS FOR ENERGY CONVERSION FROM COAL; and TECHNICAL TOPIC 3 - SENSORS AND CONTROLS: MATERIALS FOR THE FORMATION OF MULTI DIMENSIONAL SENSING STRUCTURES FOR THE SELECTIVE DETECTION OF FOSSIL ENERGY GASES AT HIGH TEMPERATURES