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ADVERTISEMENT Program Manager In Search of NSF EPP Rotator

ADVERTISEMENT Program Manager In Search of NSF EPP Rotator A year working in our Nation’s Capitol! (well, real close by) For 1 Year starting ~ 1 September 2002 Contact Marv Goldberg mgoldber@nsf.gov 703-292-7374. NSF Structure

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ADVERTISEMENT Program Manager In Search of NSF EPP Rotator

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  1. ADVERTISEMENT Program Manager In Search of NSF EPP Rotator A year working in our Nation’s Capitol! (well, real close by) For 1 Year starting ~ 1 September 2002 Contact Marv Goldberg mgoldber@nsf.gov 703-292-7374

  2. NSF Structure For Possible Rotator and For People Who May Submit LC Proposals

  3. National Science Board Office of Inspector General National Science Foundation Director Deputy Director • Office of the Director • Legislative & Public Affairs • Equal Opportunity Programs • General Counsel • Integrative Activities • Polar Programs • Directorates • - Biological Sciences • Computer & Information Science & Engineering • Education & Human Resources • Engineering • Geosciences • Mathematical & Physical Sciences • Social, Behaviorial & Economic Sciences NSF-33 INT

  4. Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences Division of Chemistry Division of Materials Research Division of Mathematical Sciences Division of Physics Division of Astronomical Sciences Office of Multidisciplinary Activities MPS Structure Physics $ Help for EPP

  5. NSF Division of Physics • I. Atomic, Molecular, Optical, and PLASMA Physics (AMOP); • II. Elementary Particle Physics (EPP); • III. Gravitational Physics and LIGO (GP); • IV. Nuclear Physics (NP); • V. Theoretical Physics (TP); • VI. Education and Interdisciplinary Research (EIR) • VII, NEW ASTROPHYSICS SPINOFF • Within TP are the subareas of • Atomic Molecular Optical and PLASMA Physics, • Elementary Particle Physics, • Mathematical Physics, • Nuclear Physics, • ASTROPHYSICS

  6. EPP “Allied” Funding ($M) PFC: $4.0/yr ITR: $6.2/yr MRI: $1.6/yr ESIE: $0.7/yr Subtotal $12.5/yr MREFC LHCConst. FY 02 $16.86 NEW IceCube $15.00 EPP Base $63.03 EPP “Effective” $107 And AST Partnerships

  7. THE HEPAP ROADMAP

  8. We are starting here Roadmap to the LC

  9. LC Road at the NSF Starts with R&D Proposals

  10. NSF R&D LC Proposal Characteristics? • Should Attract MPS/Directorate Attention • New • Coherent • Responsive to NSF Missions • workforce, education • Reviewed by NSF Panels • Successful Outcomes Measurable • R&D Project Built on Base Grants (all agency?) • redirection (expansion) • supplements (scope change!)

  11. R&D Construction

  12. A Home for LC at NSF? Broadly Based, Interdisciplinary Accelerator Science Program Basic Reseach to Applications • Directorates • - Biological Sciences • Computer & Information Science & Engineering • Education & Human Resources • Engineering • Geosciences • Mathematical & Physical Sciences • Social, Behaviorial & Economic Sciences • INT

  13. EXAMPLES NSF/DOE Partnership in Basic Plasma Science and Engineering

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