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FMRG: Cyber: Custom Product Manufacture at Metal Recycling Plants Using Artificial Intelligence, Extended Reality, and Human-Robot Collaboration
$2,999,999Natasha Banerjee · Wright State University · · FY2025 · ENG
FMRG: Cyber: Custom Product Manufacture at Metal Recycling Plants Using Artificial Intelligence, Extended Reality, and Human-Robot Collaboration
$2,999,999Natasha Banerjee · Clarkson University · · FY2025 · ENG
Increasing Learning and Efficacy about Emerging Technologies through Transmedia Engagement by the Public in Science-in-Society Activities
$2,999,999Edward Finn · Arizona State University · · FY2015 · EDU
Investigation of students' learning, interest, and career aspirations in an integrated Science and Artificial Intelligence learning environment (i-SAIL)
$2,999,966Bita Akram · North Carolina State University · · FY2024 · EDU
NRT: An Interdisciplinary Training Program to Accelerate Fundamental Science Translation
$2,999,865Alberto Striolo · University Of Oklahoma Norman Campus · · FY2025 · EDU
Louis Stokes STEM Pathways and Research Alliance: Iowa-Illinois-Nebraska LSAMP: IINSPIRE – A STEM Partnership for Innovation in Research and Education
$2,999,850Jason Keith · Iowa State University · · FY2023 · EDU
NRT: Accelerating Transdisciplinary Training of an Oklahoma Workforce for the Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Revolution
$2,999,630Yingmei Liu · Oklahoma State University · · FY2025 · EDU
NRT-AI: Graduate Training in Translational Convergent Research - Harnessing AI and Data Science for Sustainable Agriculture (GRAD-AID for Ag)
$2,999,566Terri A Long · North Carolina State University · · FY2024 · EDU
NRT-HDR: Detecting and Addressing Bias in Data, Humans, and Institutions
$2,999,513Susan E Brennan · Suny At Stony Brook · · FY2021 · EDU
URoL:ASC: Using Rules of Life to Capture Atmospheric Carbon: Interdisciplinary Convergence to Accelerate Research on Biological Sequestration (CARBS)
$2,999,048Lucas Silva · University Of Oregon Eugene · · FY2024 · BIO
Research to Operations in Data-driven Hydrologic Forecasting and Decision-making
$2,998,872Steven J Burian · University Of Alabama Tuscaloosa · · FY2022 · EDU
An AI-Enhanced Colleague for Teachers: Developing and Studying an Innovative Platform for Efficient, Inclusive Middle-Grade Mathematics Lesson Planning
$2,998,729Min Sun · University Of Washington · · FY2024 · EDU
Intelligent Science Stations: Developing Adaptive Mixed-Reality Technology to Enhance Inquiry-based STEM Learning in Schools
$2,995,517Nesra Yannier · Carnegie Mellon University · · FY2023 · EDU
** AWARDS ISSUED PRIOR TO JANUARY 20, 2025, WERE FUNDED UNDER PREVIOUS ADMINISTRATIONS AND MAY NOT REFLECT THE PRIORITIES AND POLICIES OF THE CURRENT ADMINISTRATION.** IT NOW APPEARS CERTAIN THAT SARS-COV-2 WILL PERSIST IN ANIMALS AS LONG AS IT IS PREVALENT IN HUMANS. THE IMPLICATIONS OF MULTIPLE MAMMAL SPECIES CONTRACTING SARS-COV-2 ARE UNCLEAR, BUT MOUNTING EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT SOME ANIMALS MAY EXPERIENCE FATAL DISEASE, AND THAT ANIMAL SPECIES WILL SERVE BOTH AS STABLE RESERVOIRS OF VIRAL VARIANTS THAT WERE PREVIOUSLY DOMINANT IN HUMANS, AND AS NEW RESERVOIRS FOR NEW VARIANTS. MANY OF THESE NEW RESERVOIRS ARE COMMON WILDLIFE SPECIES, SUCH AS WHITE-TAILED DEER, DEER MICE AND RED FOX, WHICH OCCUR IN RELATIVELY HIGH ABUNDANCES IN SOME SYSTEMS AND HIGHLIGHT PATHWAYS OF SECONDARY SPILLOVER TRANSMISSION TO HUMANS LIVING IN CLOSE PROXIMITY. TO UNDERSTAND THE FUTURE OF SARS-COV-2 IN MAMMAL COMMUNITIES, THIS PROJECT WILL ADVANCE OUR CURRENTLY LIMITED CAPACITY TO PREDICT ANIMAL HOST SPECIES, NOVEL ZOONOTIC VARIANTS, AND THE POTENTIAL INTERACTIONS AMONG MULTIPLE SPECIES THAT COMPRISE MAMMAL COMMUNITIES. TO ACHIEVE THIS, THIS PROJECT INTEGRATES LEADING EDGEADVANCES IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, VIROLOGY, AND ECOLOGICAL THEORY IN FOUR SPECIFIC AIMS: AIM 1 MAKES PREDICTIONS ABOUT FUTURE ZOONOTIC VARIANTS OF SARS-COV-2 AND THEIR EVOLUTIONARY TRAJECTORIES BY ADVANCING METHODS IN CONTROLLED GENERATIVE AI. AIM 2 PREDICTS WHICH PARTICULAR MAMMALIAN SPECIES ARE SUITABLE HOSTS FOR EXISTING AND FUTURE ZOONOTIC VARIANTS, EXTENDING PREDICTIONS EVEN TO SPECIES FOR WHICH HOST CELL RECEPTOR (ACE2) SEQUENCES ARE STILL UNKNOWN. AIM 3 CONDUCTS SAFE AND EFFICIENT EMPIRICAL VALIDATIONS OF PREDICTIONS MADE IN AIMS 1 AND 2 BY TESTING CELL ENTRY USING A PSEUDOTYPED VIRUS PLATFORM FOR A SUBSET OF ZOONOTIC VARIANTS AND ANIMAL CELL RECEPTORS. AIM 4 ADVANCES THEORY FOR DISEASE TRANSMISSION IN WILDLIFE COMMUNITIES BY BUILDING A FRAMEWORK THAT ACCOUNTS FOR SPECIES DISTRIBUTIONS, THEIR ECOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS (SUCH AS PREDATION AND COMPETITION), AND FINE-SCALE CONTACT PATTERNS THAT INFLUENCE TRANSMISSION AMONG INDIVIDUAL ANIMALS. TOGETHER THESE METHODS ENABLE SPATIALLY EXPLICIT PREDICTIONS ABOUT SARS-COV-2 DYNAMICS IN MAMMAL COMMUNITIES. THIS MODEL WILL BE APPLIED TO THE NORTHEASTERN FOREST COMMUNITY USING 30 YEARS OF DATA FOR MULTIPLE MAMMAL SPECIES AND ONGOING SARS-COV-2 SURVEILLANCE. COLLECTIVELY, THE TOOLS DEVELOPED IN THIS PROJECT WILL LEAD TO THE RAPID PREDICTION AND VALIDATION OF ANIMAL HOSTS FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE VARIANTS OF SARS-COV-2. GIVEN THE PERSISTENT AND GROWING RISK OF ZOONOTIC EMERGENCE FROM ANIMAL HOSTS, THE INNOVATIONS DEVELOPED IN THIS PROJECT WILL ADVANCE RISK ASSESSMENT CAPACITY FOR WILDLIFE, DOMESTIC ANIMALS, AND HUMANS BY HELPING TO PREDICT AND TARGET PARTICULAR VIRUSES, THEIR VARIANTS, AND THEIR MULTIPLE HOST SPECIES, WHILE ALSO INTEGRATING THE DYNAMIC ECOLOGICAL CONTEXT IN WHICH SPECIES INTERACTIONS AND TRANSMISSION CULMINATE TO INFORM ZOONOTIC RISK IN COMPLEX SYSTEMS.
$2,995,370University Of South Florida · · FY2023 · National Institute of Food and Agriculture
A1: Knowledge Network Development Infrastructure with Application to COVID-19 Science and Economics
$2,993,148Michael Cafarella · Regents Of The University Of Michigan - Ann Arbor · · FY2020 · TIP
RaMP: Post-Baccalaureate Training Program in Biomolecular Structure Prediction and Design
$2,991,747Jeffrey J Gray · Johns Hopkins University · · FY2022 · BIO
NRT-AI: Responsive and Resilient AI for Autonomous Systems Engineering (RAISE)
$2,991,573Meeko Oishi · University Of New Mexico · · FY2024 · EDU
AI Institutes Virtual Organization (AIVO)
$2,990,983Stephen F Brown · University Of California-Davis · · FY2025 · CSE
TRAILBLAZER: Constructing photonic quantum systems by deterministic electron-driven atom positioning
$2,977,640Frances M Ross · Massachusetts Institute Of Technology · · FY2024 · ENG
RII FEC: Empowering Community Resilience with Sustainable Energy and Water Reuse Systems
$2,972,788Shengnian Wang · Louisiana Tech University · · FY2024 · O/D
Supporting Secondary Students’ Earth Science Knowledge and Engineering Design Skills with Mobile Design Studios
$2,972,067Corey Schimpf · Suny At Buffalo · · FY2022 · EDU
Harnessing the Data Revolution to Enable Predictive Multi-scale Modeling across STEM
$2,965,563Keith S Promislow · Michigan State University · · FY2022 · EDU
NRT-DESE: Graduate Training in Data-Enabled Research into Human Behavior and its Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms
$2,965,341Ehsan Hoque · University Of Rochester · · FY2015 · EDU
Systems Biology of Cell Decision Processes
$2,952,859Peter Karl Sorger · Massachusetts Institute Of Technology · P50 · FY2007 · GM
BPC-AE: STARS Computing Corps: Extending a National Community of Practice for Developing BPC Change Leaders
$2,952,104Jamie J Payton · New Jersey Institute Of Technology · · FY2025 · CSE