Projects funded in Year 6

AFRL awarded SNNI a sixth year of funding support. SNNI's paramount success to date can be attributed to it's strategic plan in this regard and to its mission to create high-performance yet inherently safer nanomaterials and nanomanufacturing methods.

To date, SNNI has received ~$15M in funds to support seed funding for innovative, high risk/high pay-off proposals. As a result of this support, researchers under SNNI have been awarded >$40M in individual project investigator and collaborative grants. In addition one of its research thrusts was spun off as an NSF Center, The Center for Sustainable Materials Chemistry.

We continue to strengthen and focus the three research thrust groups of the initiative.