Center for bright beams

Ended Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
1549132
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$44,608,149

Award facts

Assistance listing
47.049 Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Completion date
Originally
Place of performance
Ithaca, NY 14853, USA

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Transactions

Action Obligated Date
Amendment $1,805,000
Amendment $3,154,000
Amendment $4,750,000
Amendment $5,000,000
Amendment $5,000,000
Amendment $0
Amendment $2,250,000
Amendment $0
Amendment $2,593,613
Amendment $0
Amendment $4,657,907
Amendment $0
Amendment $0
Amendment $4,737,993
Amendment $0
Amendment $4,813,932
Amendment $0
Amendment $4,595,704
Amendment $0
Original award $1,250,000
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Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
The University Of Chicago The subcontractor will develop analytical techniques to predict the dynamic aperture by applying methods from Hamiltonian dynamical systems theory; will develop… $121,900
Northern Illinois University Subrecipient will address strategies related to the objective "C" (cooling techniques) under the "Beam Storage & Transport" theme and specifically contribute to… $32,801
University Of California, LOS Angeles UCLA will contribute to two of the major thrusts in the Center for Bright Beams: the Beam Generation and the Beam Storage and Transport area. $58,546
University Of Florida PI Henning will be responsible for for the computational component of the proposal that focuses on the application of density-functional theory (DFT) to… $19,398
Arizona State University The PI will be responsible for the computational component of the proposal that focuses on the application of density theory (DFT) to materials questions for… $127,325
University Of California, LOS Angeles UCLA will contribute to two of the major thrusts in the Center for Bright Beams: the Beam Generation and the Beam Storage and Transport area. $146,415
Northern Illinois University Subrecipient will address strategies related to the objective "C" (cooling techniques) under the "Beam Storage & Transport" theme and specifically contribute to… $49,623
The University Of Chicago The subcontractor will develop analytical techniques to predict the dynamic aperture by applying methods from Hamiltonian dynamical systems theory; will develop… $6,517
University Of Florida PI Henning will be responsible for for the computational component of the proposal that focuses on the application of density-functional theory (DFT) to… $38,649
University Of California, LOS Angeles UCLA will contribute to two of the major thrusts in the Center for Bright Beams: the Beam Generation and the Beam Storage and Transport area. $14,439
Northern Illinois University Subrecipient will address strategies related to the objective "C" (cooling techniques) under the "Beam Storage & Transport" theme and specifically contribute to… $18,785
University Of Florida PI Henning will be responsible for for the computational component of the proposal that focuses on the application of density-functional theory (DFT) to… $13,770
Northern Illinois University Subrecipient will address strategies related to the objective "C" (cooling techniques) under the "Beam Storage & Transport" theme and specifically contribute to… $65,821
The University Of Chicago The subcontractor will develop analytical techniques to predict the dynamic aperture by applying methods from Hamiltonian dynamical systems theory; will develop… $383,331
University Of California, LOS Angeles UCLA will contribute to two of the major thrusts in the Center for Bright Beams: the Beam Generation and the Beam Storage and Transport area. $203,384
Arizona State University The PI will be responsible for the computational component of the proposal that focuses on the application of density theory (DFT) to materials questions for… $52,944
University Of Florida PI Henning will be responsible for for the computational component of the proposal that focuses on the application of density-functional theory (DFT) to… $43,554
Vanderbilt University Under this cooperative agreement, Vanderbilt University will work on the US CMS Detector Upgrade Project - Major Research Equipment and Facility Construction… $234,618
William Marsh Rice University Under this cooperative agreement, Rice University will work on the US CMS Detector Upgrade Project - Major Research Equipment and Facility Construction phase.… $708,379
University Of California, LOS Angeles The purpose of the project is to improve performance of the compact muon solenoid (CMS) detector on the high-luminosity large hadron collider at CERN, in the… $80,000
Arizona State University The PI will be responsible for the computational component of the proposal that focuses on the application of density theory (DFT) to materials questions for… $13,565
Georgia TECH Research Corp Lizanne DiStefano and Meltem Alamdar will provide an evaluation of our team science efforts, as required by the NSF award. The scope of work details the process… $11,795
University Of Kansas Center For Research Inc. Under this cooperative agreement, the University of Kansas will work on the US CMS Detector Upgrade Project - Major Research Equipment and Facility Construction… $150,581
University Of Illinois Under this cooperative agreement, the University of Chicago Illinois (UIC) will work on the US CMS Detector Upgrade Project - Major Research Equipment and… $135,286
University Of Florida PI Henning will be responsible for the computational component of the proposal that focuses on the application of density-functional theory (DFT) to materials… $5,559
Trustees Of Boston University Under this cooperative agreement, the Boston University (BU) will work on the US CMS Detector Upgrade Project - Major Research Equipment and Facility… $102,974
Florida Institute Of Technology Inc. Under this cooperative agreement, the Florida Institute of Technology will work on the US CMS Detector Upgrade Project - Major Research Equipment and Facility… $31,989
University Of California, LOS Angeles UCLA will contribute to two of the major thrusts in the Center for Bright Beams: the Beam Generation and the Beam Storage and Transport area. $242,016
The University Of Chicago The subcontractor will develop analytical techniques to predict the dynamic aperture by applying methods from Hamiltonian dynamical systems theory; will develop… $626,108
The University Of Chicago $0
Georgia TECH Research Corp Lizanne DeStefano and Meltem Alamdar will provide an evaluation of our team science efforts, as required by the NSF award. The scope of work details the process… $0
Georgia TECH Research Corp $51,903
Northern Illinois University Subrecipient will address strategies related to the objective "C" (cooling techniques) under the "Beam Storage & Transport" theme and specifically contribute to… $171,568
Northern Illinois University $0
Brigham Young University Transtrum will calculate maximum flux-free fields of superconductor-superconductor laminates and superconductor-insulator laminates. He will determine whether… $0
Brigham Young University $69,145
Arizona State University This effort will be used to carry out the Center for Bright Beams (CBB) research and other activities at the Arizona State University. Research conducted… $226,752
University Of Florida The PI will be responsible for the computational component of the proposal that focuses on the application of density-theory (DFT) to materials questions for… $0
University Of Florida $104,857
Arizona State University This effort will be used to carry out the Center for Bright Beams (CBB) research and other activities at the Arizona State University. Research conducted… $0
Arizona State University $14,108
The University Of Chicago The subcontractor will develop analytical techniques to predict the dynamic aperture by applying methods from Hamiltonian dynamical systems theory; will develop… $0
The University Of Chicago $644,710
Arizona State University This effort will be used to carry out the Center for Bright Beams (CBB) research and other activities at the Arizona State University. Research conducted… $9,246
Arizona State University $0
Georgia TECH Research Corp Lizanne DeStefano and Meltem Alamdar will provide an evaluation of our team science efforts, as required by the NSF award. The scope of work details the process… $0
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Who received award 1549132?

1549132 was awarded to Cornell University by Division of Physics (National Science Foundation) on October 1, 2016.

How much is award 1549132 worth?

$44,608,149 has been obligated on 1549132.

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