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Title: Nuclear Physics at NSF


1
Nuclear Physics at NSF
  • NP Experiment
  • Structure
  • Heavy Ions
  • Symmetries
  • Hadrons and QCD
  • NP Theory
  • Particle and Nuclear Astrophysics
  • Astrophysics (Notre Dame, FSU)
  • Neutrinos (Borexino, ßß, ?13)
  • Frontier Center (Joint Institute for Nuclear
    Astrophysics)
  • NSCL
  • FY2008 total 45M

2
Additional Funding
  • Major Research Instrumentation (MRI)
  • small (lt1M) large (1-4M)
  • annual average about 1.6M
  • awards to university labs user groups at
    national labs
  • Cyber-Enabled Discovery and Innovation (CDI)
  • 5-year initiative begun FY2008
  • plan 50M/year, totaling 750M
  • 1 NP-related award in FY08 (U Washington)
  • Petascale Applications
  • DHS Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
  • multi-year initiative begun FY2007
  • 2 NP-related awards

3
NSF-GPRA Interface
  • merit review process
  • Committee of Visitors
  • every 3 years
  • evaluation includes
  • proposal decision process
  • program balance
  • degree of risk taking
  • January 2009
  • report and response available www.nsf.gov/mps/adv
    isory/cov.jsp
  • highlights

4
Highlights Overview
  • neutron charge distribution
  • polarized e vs. 2-photon exchange
  • short-range correlations in nuclei
  • handedness in nuclei
  • archaeometry applications
  • Monte Carlo studies of dense matter
  • gluon component of proton spin
  • pion decay constants
  • magic numbers for neutron-rich nuclei
  • production of 96Cd
  • shape transitions in neutron-rich nuclei
  • symmetries and lattice QCD hadron spectra

5
FY2008-10 Summary
  • FY2008 RRA 4.827B
  • FY2009 RRA request 5.594B
  • Recovery Act 3B op. plan approved
  • 2.5B RRA, including
  • 0.3B MRI
  • 0.2B ARI
  • FY2009 RRA conference 5.183B (7) op. plan
    approved
  • FY2010 (total) request 7B (FY0816)
  • to 9.7B in FY2014

6
FY2009 Summary
  • appropriations
  • NP experiment up 0.5
  • NP theory up 4.5
  • NSCL 19.5M 20.5M (toward optimal ops)
  • Recovery Act
  • NP (theory experiment) about 12M

7
FY2009 Recovery Act
  • www.nsf.gov/recovery
  • investigator programs
  • increase success rate
  • standard multi-year awards
  • priority to new PIs
  • cannot mix with program funds
  • implementation
  • make some standard awards with program funds
  • frees up out-year commitments
  • spreads out positive impact of Recovery Act funds
  • can only work long-term with increased
    appropriations

8
FY2009 Recovery Act
  • 2 new solicitations
  • MRI-R2
  • August 10, 2009
  • 200M (same as MRI-1)
  • awards up to 6M
  • quota of 3/university
  • cost sharing exempted for all but top 100 RD
    universities
  • ARI-R2 (Academic Research Infrastructure)
  • LOI July 1 full proposal August 24, 2009
  • 200M
  • awards up to 10M
  • quota of 1/university
  • cost sharing exempted for all but top 100 RD
    universities

9
FY2010 RRABudget Request
10
FY2010 MPSBudget Request
11
FY2010 Physics Division Budget Request
12
DUSEL
  • NSF review Jan. 28-30
  • Solicitation S4
  • proposals to develop project plans for potential
    candidates for the initial suite of experiments
  • anticipate 15M 5M over 3 years
  • proposals under review
  • expect awards in summer
  • DUSEL RD supplanted by S4

13
People
  • NSF Director Arden Bement
  • NSF Deputy Director Cora Marrett (acting)
  • MPS Assistant Director T. Chan search begun
  • Physics Division Director Joe Dehmer
  • Nuclear Physics
  • BDK (expt and theory)
  • Allena Opper(and astro, underground lab)

14
Backup Slides
15
Nuclear Physics FY2009
  • NSCL operations restore trajectory toward
    optimal operations
  • Nuclear Theory and Experiment
  • success rate higher for FY2009
  • funds freed up for use in FY2010/11
  • Move forward with DOE on partnered funding plan
    for neutron EDM
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