PHYSICS FRONTIER CENTER IN NONLINEAR SCIENCE

FastLane PREPROPOSAL SUBMITTED: August 17, 2001
Internal GT PREPROPOSAL DEADLINE: August 10, 2001 (met)
GT PREPROPOSAL DEADLINE: to Kathy Mims by July 11, 2001 (met)
Notification, pre-proposal review: October 30, 2001

• project summary (Aug 8, 01):
  pdf - ps versions
• current project description (Aug 16, 2001):
  pdf - ps versions
• current budget (Aug 16, 2001):
  pdf version
• current NSF-uploaded version of entire preproposal, including NSF forms and budget, updated less frequently, endless, ? pages (Aug 8, 2001):
  pdf version
• preproposal source files (Aug 16, 2001):
  LaTeX
• list of potential (non)reviewers (Aug 16, 2001)
• HTML preproposal draft - OBSOLETE, superceeded by LaTeX version (Aug 2, 2001)
• Liotta's summary
• relevant parts of the NSF PFC description
• list of faculty participants (Aug 8, 2001)
• participating faculty's emails (elm format)
• GT administrators' emails
• NSF REU student Rules (Aug 8, 2001)

Projects alegedly funded so far, or attempted, or competing

• Center for Gravitational Physics and Geometry, Penn State
• Center for Ultrafast Optical Science
  This homepage might refer to the same program.
• Accelerator Physics Frontier Center 2000 Pre-Proposal
• University of Texas at Arlington 2000 proposal (PDF format)
• all PFC 2000 awards (not available)

NSF Guidelines

• NSF PFC description
• NSFofficerAdvice (Aug 9, 2001)
• FastLane CoPI and Dorte editing login
• FastLane PI login
• GT OSP and other forms
• NIH ethics guidelines
• more ethics guidelines
• NSF Office of Multidisciplinary Activities (OMA)
• NSF Conferences, international travel, workshops and special years in the mathematical sciences
• NSF Centers of Research Excellence in Science and Technology (CREST), at minority serving institutions
• NSF NSF Program Announcement/Solicitation: Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation (LSAMP) ProgramLouis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation Program