A -- AFOSR RESEARCH INTEREST BROCHURE AND BROAD AGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT (BAA) AFOSR 2001-1

Notice Date

December 14, 2000

Contracting Office

Department of the Air Force, Air Force Materiel Command, AFOSR -- Air Force Office of Scientific Research, 801 N. Randolph St, Arlington, VA, 22203-1977

ZIP Code

22203-1977

Solicitation Number

AFOSR-BAA-2001-1

Point of Contact

Harry Haraldsen, Chief Policy & Support Division (Location Adminstrator), Phone 703.696.5994, Fax 703.696.9733, Email

E-Mail Address

Harry Haraldsen (harry.haraldsen@afosr.af.mil)

Description

The Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) invites proposals for basic research in support of the Air Force Defense Research Sciences Program. This program is described in the document entitled _Research Interests and Broad Agency Announcement 2001-1_. This document will guide proposers through AFOSR_s research program and facilitate their preparation of research proposals. It is available on the AFOSR web site at http://afosr.sciencewise.com/. The general areas of interest are: (1) Aerospace and Materials Sciences; e.g., structural mechanics; mechanics of materials and devices; unsteady aerodynamics and hypersonics; turbulence and rotating flows; combustion and diagnostics; space power and propulsion; metallic materials; ceramics and nonmetallic materials; organic matrix composites. (2) Physics and Electronics; e.g., plasma physics; space electronics; atomic and molecular physics; imaging physics; optoelectronics; laser and optical physics; quantum electronic solids; semiconductor materials; sensors in the space environment; high density optical memory. (3) Chemistry and Life Sciences; e.g., polymer chemistry; surface and interfacial science; theoretical chemistry; molecular dynamics; chronobiology and neural adaptation; perception and cognition; sensory systems; toxic biological interactions. (4) Mathematics and Space Sciences; e.g., dynamics and control; physical mathematics and applied analysis; computational mathematics; external aerodynamics and hypersonics; optimization and discrete mathematics; signals communication and surveillance; software and systems; artificial intelligence; electromagnetics; space sciences. (5) Researcher Assistance Programs; e.g., United States Air Force/National Research Council-Resident Research Associateships ; National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship Program; United States Air Force/Summer Faculty Fellows Programs. Our overriding purpose in supporting this research is to advance the state-of-the-art in areas related to the technical problems the Air Force encounters in developing and maintaining a superior Air Force; in lowering the cost and improving the performance, maintainability, and supportability of Air Force weapon systems; and in creating and preventing technological surprise. All pertinent information, including contact persons, evaluation criteria, and details on specific areas of interest, is discussed in the AFOSR publication entitled "RESEARCH INTERESTS AND BROAD AGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT 2001-1". Before sending a proposal, inquire if someone at AFOSR is interested in your field of work. That person can also provide guidance for preparing a proposal before you begin to develop the proposal. Additional information and guidance on format and proposal submittal may be found in AFOSR Pamphlet 64-11, _Proposer's Guide to AFOSR_s Research Programs_. This pamphlet is also available on the AFOSR web site. See Numbered Note 26.

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Record

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