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Education and Employment Grants: Current May 2003-April 2006, Department of Energy Academic Alliances Program, DE-FG52-03NA00082, "Nuclear level densities for modeling nuclear reactions: an efficient approach using statistical spectroscopy,'' ($347,000/ three years). September 2003-August 2006, Department of Energy Office of Science, DE-FG02-03ER41272, “Computational approximations to the nuclear shell model”($140,000/three years). Past July 1996 - June 1999. Department of Energy Grant DE-FG02-96ER40985, "Weak interactions in nuclear physics and astrophysics using many-body theory'' ($130,000 /three years.) 1997. Oak Ridge Associated Universities Junior Faculty Enhancement Award, "Exotic nuclei and nuclear astrophysics—a computational study”. ($10,000). January 1999. Louisiana Board of Regents Travel Grant for Emerging Faculty, $1,000. July 1999 - June 2002. Department of Energy Grant, “Competing degrees of freedom in nuclear structure theory,” ($138,000 /three years) July 1999-June 2002, Board of Regents Research Competitiveness Grant, “Microscopic, statistical approaches to nuclear astrophysics,” ($142,000 / three years.)
AWARDS: 1996 DOE Defense Programs Young Scientist Award 2003 SDSU Outstanding Faculty Award (Physics)
Service to national/international physics community 1999-2000 Member APS/DNP program committee January 2002 Member NSF Review Panel (nuclear theory special emphasis) June 2002
Lecturer at 14th Annual Summer Nuclear Institute at TRIUMF.
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