Grant, Fellowship, or Contract  

                                                      Funding Date

“Capillary Electrophoresis - Optical Detection Systems Using Computationally   Designed Reagent Phases,” Department of Energy, $270,000, 3 years               

                                                                           Spring ‘99 

“Integrating Teaching & Research for Chemical & Environmental Analysis in Appalachia & the Southeast,” National Science Foundation, RSEC, $1,950,000, 5 years (CO-PI)

                                                                            Fall ‘99     

“Coating Development of Micromechanical Surfaces,” UT Battelle, $52,767.00, 1 year

                                                                            Fall ‘99

“Development & Implementation of SERS for HT Analysis,” Arqule Corp.,  $225,000

                                                                            Fall ‘01

“Acquisition of Imaging Equipment for Biomicroelectronics and Nanobiotechnology,” National Science Foundation, $248,000 (Co-PI

                                                                            Fall ‘01

“Purchase of an Electrospray / MALDI Q-TOF Hybrid Mass Spectrometer,” National Science Foundation, $278,000 (Co-PI)

                                                                            Spring ‘02

“Capillary Electrophoresis - Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy: A New Hyphenated Chemical Analysis   Technique,” Department of Energy, BES, $281,000, 3 years

                                                                            Summer ‘02

“Hybrid MEMS for Highly Reliable and Selective Characterization  of Tank Waste,” Department of Energy” EMSP, $335,000, 4 years

                                                                            Fall ‘02

“UT SARIF for purchase of Physical Vapor Deposition Apparatus” $33,000

                                                                           Spring  ‘03

“MEMS Chemical Sensors for Underwater Monitoring,” DARPA ($50,000) 1 year

                                                                           Spring ‘05

“Nanostructured Materials as transducers in Micro-fluidic Platforms for Multifarious Analysis” Department of Energy, BES, $95,000)

                                                                           Fall ‘05

 “Nanostructured fiberoptic arrays for chemical detection,” LUNA-NASA,$75,000

                                                                           Fall ‘05

Active:

"Microcantilever Transducers: Next generation of Gas Phase Diagnostics" DOE-PDRD, $270,000

               10/04-10/09

“Integrated Microfluidic System for Bioluminescent Bioreporting, Separations, Vibrational Spectroscopy, and Microcantilever Transducer Evaluation of EDCs”  EPA, $590,000

               11/05-11/08

“Nanomechanical MCA sensing of landfill volatile siloxanes -  Natural gas Project” DOE-National Transportation Research Center proposal  $60K                         

                7/07-6/08

“Microcantilver transducers: hydrogen detection” ORNL (DOE), $40K      

               10/07-12/08

“Integrated nanomechanical - fluidic systems with deterministically nanostructured surfaces” CNMS Research proposal, Instrument Time Value ~ $50K

                 2/08-1/09

“Rational Design of Metal-Polymer Nanostructures as Substrates  for SERS Analysis”  CNMS Research Proposal, Instrument Time Value ~ $50K

                 7/07-7/09

“Integrating Electrokinetic Separations with Surface Sampling MS” ORNL, $17K

                 2/08-1/09

“Synthesis of Noble Metal Nanoparticles as Advanced Substrates” ORNL, $17K

                 2/08-1/09

“Validation of MEKC Methodologies for Urea SCR Process” ORNL-NTRC, $7K

                 2/08-7/08

Pending:

“Advanced Science & Technology Methods for SERS: Theoretical Modeling, Synthesis, Fabrication, Characterization and Integration, DARPA BAA 07-61, $4.7M (3 years) MJS portion ~$250K; submission 10/07

“Functionalized Microcantilever Arrays: Nanomechanical Mimics of Synergistic Biological Systems for HTS”  NIH, $1,050K; submission 5/08