NP Early Career Opportunities
The Office of Nuclear Physics currently participates in two major programs that emphasize support for the nuclear physicists in the early stages of their research careers. These are the Early Career Research Program and the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). The goals of these programs and information for potential applicants are described in detail on their web sites.
The recipients of Early Career Awards in Nuclear Physics are given below, together with their institutions and proposal titles and abstracts. Additional information regarding these awards is available on the Office of Science website in the section on Accomplishments / Awards.
Recipients of Early Career Awards in Nuclear Physics:
NP PECASE Award
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Year |
Name |
Institution |
Brief Description |
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2021 |
Corey Adams |
Argonne National Laboratory |
“Construction of a Background Free, Normal-Ordering Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay Demonstrator” |
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2021 |
Melina Avila Coronado |
Argonne National Laboratory |
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2021 |
Heather Crawford |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
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2021 |
Matthew Durham |
Los Alamos National Laboratory |
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2021 |
Mengjia Gaowei |
Brookhaven National Laboratory |
“Cathode R&D for High Intensity Electron |
|
2021 |
Andrew Jayich |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
“Quantum Logic Spectroscopy of Radioactive molecules for Probing Fundamental Symmetries” |
|
2021 |
Ben Loer |
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
“Improving Coherence Times for Quantum Devices Beyond the Next Decade” |
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2021 |
Maria Piarulli |
Washington University |
“From Atomic Nuclei to Infinite Nucleonic |
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2021 |
Srimoyee Sen |
Iowa State University of Science and Technology |
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2021 |
Chun Shen |
Wayne State University |
