Trustees Of Dartmouth College

CANCER CENTER SUPPORT GRANT

NEW HAMPSHIRE IDEA NETWORK OF BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH EXCELLENCE (NH-INBRE)

CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF HEALTH CARE EFFICIENCY

NORTHEAST NODE OF THE NATIONAL DRUG ABUSE CLINICAL TRIALS NETWORK

A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES IN FORMATIVE EARLY LIFE THAT IMPACT LIFELONG HEALTH IN RURAL US CHILDREN: THE NEW HAMPSHIRE BIRTH COHORT STUDY

TOXIC METALS IN THE NORTHEAST: FROM BIOLOGICAL TO ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS

ITARGET: INSTITUTE FOR BIOMOLECULAR TARGETING

HEALTHCARE INNOVATION CHALLENGETHE HIGH VALUE HEALTHCARE COLLABORATIVE: ENGAGING PATIENTS TO MEET THE TRIPLE AIM

CENTER FOR MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY

CENTER FOR QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY: A FOCUS ON "OMICS", FROM ORGANISMS TO SINGLE CELLS

ICE DRILLING PROGRAM OFFICE

ACCELERATING THE USE OF EVIDENCE-BASED INNOVATION IN HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS

TECHNOLOGY-BASED TREATMENTS FOR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS

SYNERGY: THE DARTMOUTH CENTER FOR CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE

A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES IN FORMATIVE EARLY LIFE THAT IMPACT LIFELONG HEALTH IN RURAL US CHILDREN: THE NEW HAMPSHIRE B

PHYSICALLY-BASED BIODOSIMETRY FOR TRIAGE AFTER A LARGE RADIATION INCIDENT

ICE DRILLING PROGRAM OFFICE

FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF A MODEL FILAMENTOUS FUNGUS

DARTMOUTH CENTER FOR CANCER NANOTECHNOLOGY EXCELLENCE

DARTCF: THE DARTMOUTH CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCH CENTER

TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH IN CANCER OF THE LUNG (TRICL)

CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF LUNG DISEASE

ADVANCED SURGICAL CENTER FOR TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH AT DARTMOUTH

VISUAL MEDIA INFLUENCES ON ADOLESCENT SMOKING BEHAVIOR (Y10-14 RENEWAL)

QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE

PROTEIN COMPARTMENTATION

THE NEURAL BASES OF PLACEBO EFFECTS AND THEIR RELATION TO REGULATORY PROCESSES

MECHANISMS OF MEMBRANE FUSION

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE INSTITUTIONAL EMERGENCY GRANT UNDER CARES ACT

CENTER FOR MOLECULAR, CELLULAR, AND TRANSLATIONAL IMMUNOLOGICAL RESEARCH

ICE DRILLING PROGRAM -THIS AWARD PROVIDES SUPPORT TO THE ICE DRILLING PROGRAM (IDP) TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN A FACILITY TO SUPPORT ICE DRILLING ENGINEERING, FIELD SUPPORT, AND EDUCATION AND OUTREACH. THE INTELLECTUAL MERIT OF THIS PROJECT IS EMBODIED IN THE FOUR CLOSELY LINKED LEADERSHIP GOALS OF THIS PROJECT WHICH INCLUDE: 1) PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING LONG-TERM AND SHORT-TERM INTEGRATED SCIENCE AND DRILLING TECHNOLOGY PLANS IN COLLABORATION WITH THE U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL ICE CORING AND DRILLING RESEARCH COMMUNITIES, 2) PROVIDING FIELD SUPPORT WITH DRILLING EQUIPMENT AND EXPERTISE TO SUPPORT NSF-FUNDED SCIENCE, 3) IDENTIFYING NEW TECHNOLOGY NEEDS AND SEEKING FUNDING FOR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND ACQUISITION, AND 4) ENHANCING COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION EXCHANGE RELATED TO ICE CORING AND DRILLING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WITHIN THE US AND INTERNATIONAL ICE SCIENCE COMMUNITY. THESE GOALS RELATE TO THE IMPORTANCE OF EVIDENCE FROM THE POLAR ICE SHEETS FROM ICE CORES, SUBGLACIAL BEDROCK CORES, AND BOREHOLES TO ACCESS THE SUBGLACIAL AQUEOUS ENVIRONMENT, WHICH HAS LED TO MANY IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES THAT HAVE REVOLUTIONIZED CLIMATE SCIENCE. THESE DISCOVERIES HAVE ALSO HAD IMPORTANT IMPACTS ON POLICY AND THUS ALSO HAVE SOCIETAL RELEVANCE. CONTINUED U.S. SCIENTIFIC LEADERSHIP IN THIS AREA DEPENDS CRITICALLY NOT ONLY ON THE SUPPORT OF SCIENTISTS DOING THIS RESEARCH BUT ALSO ON THE CONTINUED SUPPORT OF A DEDICATED FACILITY TO PROVIDE THE FIELD DRILLING SUPPORT AND ACCOMPLISH ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES. THIS PROGRAM AND ITS EDUCATION AND PUBLIC OUTREACH ACTIVITIES WILL NURTURE THE INCLUSION OF STUDENTS OF MANY AGES, RACES, AND GENDERS, WILL HELP TO LAUNCH GRADUATE STUDENTS INTO PROMISING CAREERS, AND THE RESULTING SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES WILL BENEFIT ALL CITIZENS. ACHIEVING THE GOALS OF THIS PROJECT WILL ENABLE THE U.S. ICE SCIENCE RESEARCH COMMUNITY TO REALIZE IMPLEMENTATION OF THEIR NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONALLY-COORDINATED SCIENTIFIC GOALS, LEAD THE WORLD IN ICE SCIENCE DISCOVERIES, NURTURE THE EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS, AND HELP TO COMMUNICATE THE IMPORTANCE OF THE DISCOVERIES TO ALL. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

BALLOON ARRAY FOR RSBP RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON LOSSES (BARREL)THE BARREL PROPOSAL PRESENTED A PERSUA

NH MCH LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM

VIRAL & HOST FACTORS IN HERPETIC REACTIVATION

GENETIC AND MOLECULAR DISSECTION OF THE NEUROSPORA CLOCK

INTEGRATED FOUNDATIONS OF SENSING, MODELING, AND DATA ASSIMILATION FOR SEA ICE PREDICTION

DIRECT AND REPEATED CLINICAL MEASUREMENT OF PO2 FOR ENHANCING CANCER THERAPY

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE EMERGENCY FINANCIAL AID GRANTS UNDER CARES ACT

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, AS MANDATED BY CONGRESS, TO THAYER SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

LINKING ACTIN CYTOSKELETON TO MEMBRANE DYNAMICS IN MITOCHONDRIAL FISSION

ORGANIZATION OF THE MAMMALIAN MITOTIC SPINDLE

NEW HAMPSHIRE IDEA NETWORK OF BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH EXCELLENCE (NH-INBRE)

IMMUNOBIOLOGY OF MYELOID AND LYMPHOID CELLS

HEARING IMPAIRMENT IN HIV-INFECTED AND HIV/TB-COINFECTED INDIVIDUALS IN TANZANIA

DARTMOUTH LUNG BIOLOGY CENTER FOR MOLECULAR, CELLULAR AND TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH

NIAMS MULTIDISCIPLINARY CLINICAL RESEARCH CENTER

ADVANCING SYSTEMS APPROACHES TO PERSONAL AND POPULATION BREAST CANCER SCREENING

RII TRACK-2 FEC: NEURAL BASIS OF ATTENTION

RII TRACK-2 FEC: COMPUTATIONAL METHODS AND AUTONOMOUS ROBOTICS SYSTEMS FOR MODELING AND PREDICTING HARMFUL CYANOBACTERIAL BLOOMS

REGULATION OF HOST INNATE AND ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY BY BACTERIAL TYPE III EFFECTORS