Funding

Published by admin on Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Current

Numerical Relativity and High Energy Physics International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES), awarded by the European Union under the FP7 programme. PIs: E. Berti, V. Cardoso, L. Crispino, L. Gualtieri, C. Herdeiro and U. Sperhake (2012-2016), 318k euros.

Mississippi Participation in LIGO’s Search for Gravitational Waves: Getting Ready for Advanced LIGO, NSF PHY-1067985 (2011-2014), $300k.

CAREER: Physics and Astrophysics of Compact Binaries, NSF PHY-1055103 (2011-2016), $460k.

High energy grazing collisions of black holes, NSF TeraGrid Grant PHY-090003 (2009-2012), 8,500,000 CPU hours.

Seventh Gulf Coast Gravity Meeting ORAU Event Sponsorship Program (2012), $2,000. See the conference website.

Past

Black holes and neutron stars in alternative theories of gravity. University of Mississippi’s College of Liberal Arts Summer Research Grant (2012), $7,500.

Gravitational waves from black hole binaries: modeling, astrophysics and strong-field tests, NSF PHY-0900735 (2009-2012), $150k.

Catching a New Wave: Gravitational-wave Astronomy as a Probe of the Universe, NSF PHY-0852870 (2009-2012), $950K.

Mississippi participation in LIGO’s search for gravitational waves, NSF PHY-0757937 (2008-2011), $260K.

Einstein’s Cosmic Messengers: An Interdisciplinary Outreach Event at Ole Miss, University of Mississippi’s Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (2008-2009), $2.5K.

Mississippi’s Search for Gravitational Waves, University of Mississippi’s Faculty Research Program (2008), $12K.

Gravitational diffraction radiation, University of Mississippi’s College of Liberal Arts (2008) $7K.

Phenomenology at particle colliders (Task part of DOE grant Experimental Study of Electroweak and Heavy Flavor Physics), DoE (2007), $3K.

Simulation and analysis of black holes in high-energy particle collisions. University of Mississippi’s College of Liberal Arts (2006), $7K.

Cosmic ray detector, University of Mississippi’s Provost’s Partners Grants Program (2006), $1K.

Black Holes in particle colliders and cosmic rays, University of Mississippi’s Faculty Research Program (2005), $8K.

Statistical Geometry of Weaves in Quantum Gravity , NSF PHY-0010061 (2001-2003), $30K.