NSF EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Track-4: EPSCoR Research Fellows
(RII Track-4)
RII Track-4
The NSF EPSCoR RII Track-4 Research Fellows Awards are designed for early career, non-tenured faculty with the purpose of enhancing the fellow’s research capacity through site visits and collaborations with premier private, government or academic research centers across the nation. Through these partnerships, the NSF EPSCoR Research Fellows learn new techniques using specialized equipment and facilities. These fellowship experiences are expected to potentially transform the fellow’s research career path beyond the award period as well as enhance the research capacity of their institutions.
Full Proposal Deadline Date: April 13, 2021
Second Tuesday in April, Annually Thereafter
Current and Previous Awards
2019-2020 (NSF Award No. 1929187) PI: Gisuk Hwang
Tailored Flow Boiling Mechanisms Using 3D Printed Multifuncitonal Wick Structures
2019-2020 (NSF Award No. 1929147) PI: Hongyu Wu
Robust Matrix Completion State Estimation in Low-Observability Distribution Systems under False Data Injection Attacks
2018 -2019 (NSF Award No. 1833025) PI: Abigail Langston
Using Novel Applications of Luminescence Techniques to Evaluate Channel Mobility and Bedrock Valley Development
2018-2019 (NSF Award No. 1833087) PI: James Blakemore
Pulse Radiolysis Studies of H2 Generation by [Cp*Rh] Complexes to Characterize Design Rules for Improved Catalysts
2018-2019 (NSF Award No. 1833048) PI: Xianglin Li
Pore-Scale Transport Phenomena in Li-O2 Battery Electrodes Characterized by Nano-Tomography
2017-2018 (NSF Award No. 1738708) PI: Katie Mitchell-Koch
Electronic Structure Calculations to Characterize Mechanisms of Regioselective Additions to Olefins and to Advance P-31 NMR as a Reporter of Catalytic Intermediates
2017-2018 (NSF Award No. 1738757) PI: Jocelyn McDonald
Dynamic Live Imaging and Manipulation of Migrating Collectives Inside Tissues