Provided below is
a listing of
recent BES-sponsored workshop reports that address the
current status and possible future directions of some important
research areas.
(Longer abstracts of same reports)
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Nanoscience
Research for Energy Needs
This report is based upon a BES-cosponsored
National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) Workshop held March 16–18, 2004, by
the Nanoscale Science, Engineering, and Technology (NSET)
Subcommittee of the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) to address
the Grand Challenge in Energy Conversion and Storage set out in the NNI.
This report was released on June 24, 2004, during the Department of Energy NanoSummit.
(more)
PDF
file of this report (2.0
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DOE-NSF-NIH
Workshop on Opportunities in
THz Science
This report is based on a Workshop on Opportunities in Terahetrz (THz) Science held February 12–14, 2004, to discuss basic research
problems that can be answered using THz radiation. The workshop did not focus on the wide range of potential applications of THz radiation in engineering, defense and homeland security, or the commercial and government sectors of the economy. The workshop was jointly sponsored by DOE,
NSF, and NIH.
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file of this report (10.0
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Basic Research Needs for the Hydrogen Economy
This report is based upon the BES Workshop on Hydrogen Production, Storage, and Use, held May 13–15, 2003, to
identify fundamental research needs and opportunities in hydrogen production, storage, and use, with a focus on new, emerging and scientifically
challenging areas that have the potential to have significant impact in science and technologies.
(more)
PDF
file of this report (7.5 MB, 2nd printing February 2004) |
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Theory and Modeling in Nanoscience
This report is based upon the May 10–11, 2002, workshop conducted jointly by the Basic Energy Sciences Advisory Committee and the Advanced Scientific Computing Advisory Committees to identify challenges and opportunities for theory, modeling, and simulation in nanoscience and nanotechnology and to investigate the growing and promising role of applied mathematics and computer science in meeting those
challenges.
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file of this report (2.3
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Biomolecular Materials
This report is based upon the
January 13-15, 2002, workshop sponsored by the Basic Energy Sciences Advisory Committee to explore the potential impact of biology on the physical sciences, in particular the materials and chemical sciences.
(more)
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file of this report (9.1
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Basic Research Needs To Assure A Secure Energy Future
This report is based upon a Basic Energy Sciences Advisory Committee workshop
that was held in October 2002 to assess the basic research needs for energy technologies to assure a reliable, economic, and environmentally sound energy supply for the future.
The workshop discussions produced a total of 37 proposed research
directions.
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file of this report (13.3
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Basic Research Needs for Countering Terrorism
This report is based upon a BES
workshop
on basic research needs to counter terrorism that was held on February 28 and March 1,
2002, to identify connections between technology needs for countering terrorism and
underlying science issues and to recommend investment strategies to increase the impact of basic research on
efforts to counter terrorism.
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file of this report (1.8
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Complex Systems: Science for the 21st Century
This report is based upon a BES workshop on March
5-6, 1999, which was designed to help define new scientific directions related to complex
systems in order to create new understanding about the nano world and
complicated, multicomponent structures. (more)
PDF
file of this report (1.9
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Nanoscale Science, Engineering and Technology Research Directions
This report illustrates the wide range of research opportunities and challenges in nanoscale science, engineering and technology.
It was prepared in 1999 in connection with the interagency national research initiative on nanotechnology.
(more)
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file of this report (6.7
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