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Predictive Science Academic Alliance Program
Posted
9/19/18
Assistance Listing Number
81.124
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Grant Opportunities
4
Grant Awards
30
Federal Agency
Department of Energy
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FG5209NA29619
NAVADA WATER RESOURCES DATA, MODELING AND VISUALIZATION (DMV) CENTER PHASE I
Nevada System Of Higher Education
Project Grant
$1.1m
9/30/09
9/30/09
DENA0003962
TO SIMULATE TO STIMULATE WITH QUANTIFIED UNCERTAINTY, FROM PORE-PARTICLE-TO-CONTINUUMSCALES, A CLASS OF PROBLEMS INVOLVING GRANULAR FLOWS, LARGE DEFORMATIONS, AND FRACTURE/FRAGMENTATION OF UNBONDED AND BONDED PARTICULATE MATERIALS.
The Regents Of The University Of Colorado
Cooperative Agreement
$24.3m
9/30/20
11/13/24
DENA0003967
TO CREATE A FOCUSED INVESTIGATORY CENTER (FIC) WITH THE MISSION TO CREATE AN ADVANCED, DYNAMIC EXASCALE MONTE CARLO NEUTRON TRANSPORT SIMULATION CAPABILITY.
Oregon State University
Cooperative Agreement
$11.6m
9/30/20
12/4/24
DENA0000741
TAS::89 0240::TAS THE CENTER FOR COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION & VISUALIZATION PROJECT
Purdue University
Project Grant
$9.8m
9/28/10
2/21/17
DENA0003961
EXISTING LIQUID PROPULSION SYSTEMS ARE COMPLEX AND SEEM TO HAVE REACHED THE LIMIT FOR FUEL ENERGY DENSITY. A BREAKTHROUGH THAT SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASES THE ENERGY DENSITY, OR SPECIFIC IMPULSE, OF THE PROPELLANT WOULD GREATLY REDUCE LAUNCH COSTS, ACCELERATING ACCESS TO SPACE AND ITS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT.
The Research Foundation For The State University Of New York
Cooperative Agreement
$14.9m
9/30/20
12/17/24
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NNSA Notice of Intent to Issue PSAAP IV Funding Opportunity Announcement Number DE-FOA-0003284
The National Nuclear Security Administration Office of Advanced Simulation and Computing and Institutional Research & Development Programs intends to issue the Predictive Science Academic Alliance Program IV Notice of Funding Opportunity announcement DE-FOA-0003284 in February 2024. This cooperative agreement opportunity seeks applications from public and private institutions of higher education with doctoral programs for discipline-focused predictive science research enabled by exascale computing, mathematics and computer science technologies to support exascale computing, machine learning and data science, predictive science based on verification, validation, and uncertainty quantification, and workforce development of computational scientists. Prospective applicants should register with grants.gov, fedconnect.net, and SAM and consider developing partnerships and ideas aligned with the five focus areas. Applications will be due April 30, 2024. The estimated total program funding for this opportunity is $105 million, with individual awards expected to range from $500,000 to $3.5 million annually for a period of up to five years. Research will be conducted at the premises of successful applicant institutions of higher education across the United States.
DE-FOA-0003299
Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration
4/30/24
12/21/23
Predictive Science Academic Alliance Program III (PSAAP III)
Predictive Science is potentially applicable to a variety of fields, including nuclear weapons, efficient manufacturing, biological systems, nanoscale material science, organic chemical processes, climate modeling, etc. Success in these simulations requires both software and algorithmic frameworks for integrating multiple disciplines into a single application and adding significant disciplinary strength and depth to make that integration effective. Applications should conduct computer science research in areas that will contribute to the advancement of Exascale computing technologies and demonstrate the results in the context of the chosen application. The FOA contains topics that are of particular interest to the NNSA National Laboratories as they move towards Exascale computing. Other topics that will enable the advancements in Exascale computing are encouraged as well. More details are contained in the FOA.
DE-FOA-0002068
Department of Energy
6/7/19
4/23/19
Predictive Science Academic Allance Program III
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION: Increase awareness of simulation-based predictive science and to strengthen large-scale, simulation-based predictive science research, training, and education in U.S. research universities. These research institutions generate basic and applied knowledge and train the people on which key NNSA missions depend. The restriction to Ph.D. granting universities enables intense intellectual training in predictive science research in environments that return a large multiplying factor to our economy. PSAAP increases the availability of unique experimental facilities sited at the NNSA laboratories to the academic community, particularly for collaborations in areas of relevance to stockpile stewardship.
DE-FOA-0001955
Department of Energy
7/30/18
6/29/18
PREDICTIVE SCIENCE ACADEMIC ALLIANCE PROGRAM IV
The Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) is seeking applications for the Predictive Science Academic Alliance Program IV (PSAAP IV). This program will award cooperative agreements to leading U.S. institutions of higher education with doctoral programs to conduct research in five focus areas: discipline-focused predictive science, exascale computing and data science technologies, machine learning and data science for predictive science, verification/validation/uncertainty quantification, and workforce development. Applicants can submit proposals for two types of Centers: Predictive Simulation Centers (PSCs) that must develop and demonstrate advanced predictive simulation capabilities, and Focused Investigatory Centers (FICs) that will focus on specific research topics. Pre-applications are encouraged by June 27, 2024, and full applications are due October 1, 2024, with anticipated award notifications in April 2025. The anticipated annual funding for PSAAP IV is approximately $20 million. PSC awards are expected to range from $1.5-$3.5 million per year for up to 5 years, while FIC awards will be up to $1 million per year for up to 5 years. Research will be conducted at the selected higher education institutions across the United States.
DE-FOA-NA0003284
Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration
10/4/24
5/22/24