NSF MRI: Recent WSU Awardees
WSU researchers from a variety of fields have won awards under the National Science Foundation’s Major Research Instrumentation (MRI) Program. The following list is provided to give prospective applicants a sense of the kinds of projects that have been supported at WSU under the program in the past decade.
| Principal Investigator | Start Year | Project Title | Amount Awarded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aurora Clark | 2022 | Acquisition of a GPU Cluster to Advance the Land Grant Mission at Washington State University Using AI-Driven Research | $450,000 |
| Hans-Henning Kunz | 2018 | Acquisition of a Total Reflection X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer to Enable Ultra-Trace Element Analysis at Washington State University | $125,861 |
| Jeffrey Vervoort | 2016 | Acquisition of a laser-ablation, multi-collector ICP-MS for research and training in Earth, Environmental, and Anthropological Sciences | $596,778 |
| Brian Collins | 2016 | Development of Environmental Control for Resonant X-ray Scattering on Organic Samples | $509,939 |
| Christian Mailhiot | 2015 | Acquisition of an Integrated Data-Assisted Research and Training Scalable Storage System (IDARTs3) at Washington State University | $360,000 |