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You are here: Home / Laboratories / Los Alamos National Laboratories / Collaborative Research with Los Alamos National Laboratory / 2019-2020 LANL Collaborative Program Award Announcement

2019-2020 LANL Collaborative Program Award Announcement

Many strong proposals were submitted to the 2019-2020 edition of The Texas A&M University System National Laboratories Office (NLO) Collaborative Research Program with Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).  This multi-element program is designed to increase the number and depth of research collaborations that benefit the A&M System, LANL, and the individuals involved. Today we are announcing the results of two elements of this program.

  • Development Fellowshipsare designed for the A&M System researchers who have the skills, knowledge, and interest to develop long-term collaborative ties with LANL researchers and have already identified one or more LANL collaborators who are willing and able to engage in collaborative research.
  • Research projectsare designed for the A&M System researchers who have mature collaborative ties with LANL collaborator(s) and have identified research topics suitable for joint effort and joint funding from the NLO and LANL.

Approximately 25% of the proposals in each category (listed below) were selected for funding through a review process that involved numerous technical experts from the A&M System and LANL.  The NLO and LANL are grateful to the many researchers who submitted proposals, and to the experts who provided the independent peer-review that is essential to achieving excellence in programs such as this.

Department Fellowships

Quantitative mesoscale modeling of high burn-up structure (HBS) formation and evolution in UO2

PI (the A&M System)

  • Karim Ahmed

Collaborator (LANL)

  • Anders David Ragnar Andersson

STUDY OF DILUTE GAS BOSE_EINSTEIN CONDENSATES

PI (the A&M System)

  • Carlos Bertulani

Collaborator (LANL)

  • Eddy Timmermans

Scalable Gaussian-process methods for the analysis of computer experiments

PI (the A&M System)

  • Matthias Katzfuss

Collaborator (LANL)

  • Earl Lawrence

Correlating f-block Covalency with Magnetic Exchange in Actinide-Lanthanide Heterometallics: Towards Highly Anisotropic 5f-4f Spin Systems

PI (the A&M System)

  • Michael Nippe

Collaborator (LANL)

  • Stosh Kozimor

Characterizing components from the directed energy deposition (DED) additive manufacturing process for new materials

PI (the A&M System)

  • Sarah Wolff

Collaborator (LANL)

  • Don Brown
  • Samantha Lawrence
  • Adam Wachtor

Characterizing, understanding, and predicting the deformation mechanisms of metallic systems

PI (the A&M System)

  • Yu Xuan (Kelvin) Xie

Collaborator (LANL)

  • Arul Kumar Mariyappan

Research Projects

Modeling and Discrete Optimization Algorithms for Robust Complex Networks 

PI (the A&M System)

  • Swaroop Darbha

PI (LANL)

  • Harsha NagarajanHarsha Nagarajan

DESIGN OF NOVEL THERMO-MECHANICAL PROCESSING APPROACHES USING INVERSE OPTIMIZATION FOR LIGHT-WEIGHTING

PI (the A&M System)

  • Ibrahim Karaman
  • Amine Benzerga
  • Alan Needleman

PI (LANL)

  • Ricardo Lebensohn

Los Alamos A&M Dark-matter and Neutrino Alliance (LAAMDNA)

PI (the A&M System)

  • Rupak Mahapatra

PI (LANL)

  • Richard Van de Water
  • Steven Elliott
  • William Louis
  • Rajan Gupta

Key-Value storage systems for HPC

PI (the A&M System)

  • Narasimha Reddy

PI (LANL)

  • Brad Settlemyer
  • Gary Grider

Advanced Reactor Structural Materials under Extreme Radiation Conditions

PI (the A&M System)

  • Lin Shao
  • Frank Garner

PI (LANL)

  • Stuart A. Maloy

Production of radioisotopes (At-211 + Tb-149) for cancer therapy

PI (the A&M System)

  • Sherry Yennello
  • Jonathan D. Burns
  • Lauren (Heilborn) McIntosh
  • Evgeny Tereshatov

PI (LANL)

  • Eva Birnbaum
  • Michael Fassbende
  • Etienne Vermeulen
  • Stosh Kozimor

The NLO looks forward to assisting all interested faculty with furthering their relationships and opportunities with LANL and other National Labs.

 

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