Annual Report- Part III - Florida Energy Systems Consortium

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31United States-Israel Collaboration inComputer Science (USICCS) NSF 12-603 NSF $400K32Small Business Innovation ResearchProgram Phase I Solicitation FY-2013(SBIR) NSF-12-605 NSF $30M33Energy, Power, and AdaptiveSystems (EPAS) PD-10-1518: NSF34 Sensors and Sensing Systems PD- 12-1639 NSF3536In-Water Wave Energy Conversion(WEC) Device Testing Support DE-FOA-0000705 US DOE $500Sustainable Cities: Urban EnergyPlanning for Smart Growth in Chinaand India DE-FOA-0000697 US DOE37Advanced Computational andModeling Research for the ElectricPower System DE-FOA-0000729 US DOE $6.6M38Innovative Biosynthetic Pathways toAdvanced Biofuels DE-FOA-0000719 US DOE $12 M39Light-Duty Fuel Cell Electric Vehiclevalidation Data DE-FOA-0000625 US DOE $6M40Energy Innovation Hub-CriticalMaterials DE-FOA-0000687 US DOE $120M41Implementation Initiatives to AdvanceAlternative Fuel Markets DE-FOA-0000708 US DOE42Solar Energy Evolution And DiffusionStudies (SEEDS) DE-FOA-0000740 US DOE $9M43Innovative Pilot and DemonstrationScale Production of AdvancedBiofuels DE-FOA-0000739 US DOE $20M44Diagnostic Systems for MagneticFusion Energy Sciences DE-FOA-0000744 US DOE $120M45 Terrestrial Ecosystems Science DE-FOA-0000749 US DOE $3.7M46 SunShot Price: Race to the Rooftops US DOE $10M47 DE-FOA-0000768 DE-FOA-0000768 US DOE $400M48 Hydrogen Pathway Analyses DE-FOA-0000748 US DOE $1M49Predictive Modeling for AutomotiveLightweighting Applications AndAdvanced Alloy Development forAutomotive and Heavy-Duty Engines DE-FOA-0000648 US DOE$1.2M to$6M each50National Geothermal StudentCompetition 2012 2012-13 NGSC US DOE51Expressions of Interest: ResearchLeading to Predictive Theory andModeling for Materials and ChemicalSciences BES-EOI-2012 US DOE $36M169
52535455565758596061626364656667Cost-shared Industry PartnershipProgram for Small Modular Reactors DE-FOA-0000371 US DOE $452MU.S. Offshore Wind: AdvancedTechnology Demonstration Projects DE-FOA-0000410 US DOE $180MNuclear Energy EnablingTechnologies (NEET) – ReactorMaterials DE-FOA-0000426 US DOE $7MNuclear Energy EnablingTechnologies (NEET)- AdvancedMethods for Manufacturing DE-FOA-0000427 US DOE $3 MU.S.-India Joint Clean EnergyResearch and Development Center DE-FOA-0000506 US DOE $125MEnergy Innovation Hub - Batteries andEnergy Storage DE-FOA-0000559 US DOE $120MMultidisciplinary University ResearchInitiative: High Operating TemperatureFluids DE-FOA-0000567 US DOE $10MElectricity Delivery and EnergyReliability, Research, Developmentand Analysis DE-FOA-0000579 US DOE $8MSunShot Concentrating Solar PowerResearch and Development/ Support ofAdvanced Fossil Resource UtilizationResearch by Historically BlackColleges and Universities and OtherMinority Institutions Grant DE-FOA-0000595 US DOE $850kSecond Generation Dark MatterExperiments DE-FOA-0000597 US DOE $6MSunShot Incubator Program- Soft CostReduction DE-FOA-0000607 US DOEStewardship Science AcademicAlliances DE-FOA-0000611 US DOE NANuclear Energy University Programs-General Scientific InfrastructureSupport DE-FOA-0000613 US DOE $300kAdvancements in Sustainable AlgalProduction (ASAP) DE-FOA-0000615 US DOE$21MArea1:$500k- $3MArea 2: $10-15MAccelerating the Deployment ofEnergy Efficiency and RenewableEnergy Technologies in Indonesia DE-FOA-0000620 US DOE $1.2M eachEnergy Savings through ImprovedMechanical Systems and BuildingEnvelope Technologies DE-FOA-0000621 US DOE 1.5M each170
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APPENDIX A - DESCRIPTION OF RESEARC
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models of the physical characterist
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Title: Water-Use Efficiency and Fee
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External Collaborators: Siemens Pow
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Title: Enhanced and Expanded Solar
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Photocatalysis is a promising water
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team members, we plan to further de
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throughout the state of Florida bas
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Description: The objective of this
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match the MEMS devices. However, th
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PI: Theodore Kury - UF (PI use to b
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maintain and nurture an American fu
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energy business sectors. FLATE deve
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Title: Development of a Low Cost Co
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APPENDIX B - ACCOUNTABILITY MEASURE
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13PI: Dr. ZhengShenUCF/FSECUCF/I-4I
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70717273747576PI: Mr. StephenBarkas
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228 SUBHASH G UF US DOE229 TANNER D
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Page 131 and 132: DescriptionThe National High Magnet
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Wind and Hurricane Impacts Research
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