Grants
Funded Proposals
Proposal title |
Funding agency |
Amount funded |
Funding period |
Ab Initio Studies of Metal-Rare Gas and Metal-Hydrogen Interaction Potentials- PI- Bililign |
NSF Program 1954: Quantum Calculations |
$137,628.00 |
09/01/96- 08/31/99 |
Effects of Electronic Orbital Alignment in Laser Induced Metal-H2 and Metal-CH4: PI Bililign |
NSF-CAREER |
$359,465 PLUS Supplement; $14,000 |
3/1/98-02/28/02 |
ITR/ Computational Geometry for Structural Biology and Bioinformatics- Collaborators: UNC Chapel Hill, Stanford University, Duke University and NCAT |
NSF-ITR /Duke University |
$524,874 |
9/15/00-8/31/05 |
Quenching of excited states of lithium by H2,D2,N2 , and alkane and alkene hydrocarbons: Kinetics and Dynamics-PI Bililign |
NSF-Chemistry |
$285,738
|
3/1/02-2/28/05 |
The A&T Physics Scholars Program – An On-Track Feeder-PI Bililign |
Sloan Foundation |
$180,000
|
4/1/02-3-31-06 |
Acquisition of a multi-source reflection time-of-flight mass spectrometer: PI- Bililign Co-PI’s: Adenayi, Harp (NCA&T) Duffy UNCG |
NSF-MRI
|
$447,635
|
09/01/03-08/31/05 |
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION WITH ADDIS ABABA UNIVERSITY (ETHIOPIA)PI-Bililign |
NSF-OISE |
$15,500.00 |
8/15/04-8/14/05 |
AfricaArray: Imaging the African Superplume, building African partnerships and enhancing diversity in the geosciences: - PI: Andy Nayblade (Penn State), Collaborators: University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, NCAT, NCA&T sub award: PI-Bililign, Co-PI-Tang |
NSF-OISE-PIRE |
$635,600.00 |
1/06-12/13 |
The Sloan A&T Physics Scholars Program: Preparing undergraduates for a Ph.D. in the sciences. -PI Bililign |
Sloan Foundation |
$210,000.00
|
9/1/2005-8/31/2008 |
International Research in Earth, Atmospheric and Space Sciences in Ethiopia._PI-Bililign |
NSF-OISE-IRES |
$149,000
|
1/1/07-12/31/10 |
NOAA Interdisciplinary Scientific Environmental Technology (ISET) Cooperative Research and Education Center “I-Bililign Partners: NCSU, CUNY, UNCP, University of Alaska Southeast, FISK University, University of Minnesota, California State-Fresno NCA&T Co-PI’s- Schimmel, Assefa, Tang, Anewuyi, Homaifar, Ahmidouich, Danagoulian, Ilisa, Esterline,Roop, Zhang, Kyei |
NOAA-EPP
|
$12.5 Million |
9/ 1/06 –8/31/11 |
Kinetics and Thermochemistry Sudies of Carboxylic and Other Acids Using Negative Ion Proton Transfer Mass Spectrometry (NI-PTRMS)-PI-Bililign |
NSF-Atmospheric Chemistry
|
$330,000 |
6/1/08-5-31-11 |
Collaborative Research: Track 2 – Enhancing Diversity in the Geosciences through the Africa Array (AA) Educational Alliance-PI- Bililign Co-PI- Tang, Schimmel |
NSF-Geosciences |
671,500 |
9/1/09-8/31/14 |
Laboratory determination of optical properties of aerosols using cavity ring down spectroscopic technique- Pi- Bililign, Co-PI- Fiddler |
DoD |
$575,000 |
5/1/11-4/30/14 |
Enhancing Earth System Science Education in Guilford County Schools Central Region Secondary Schools (Co-PI)- PI- Schimmel |
NASA |
$408,391 |
5/2010-4/2012 |
Effective Global Climate Change Education and Research for Minorities (Co-PI) PI- Schimmel, Co-PI- Bililign, Lin et.al |
NASA |
$658,903 |
2011-2013 |
REU Site: Collaborative Earth system science research- Atmospheric modeling, sensing and societal impacts: PI-Bililign Co-PI’s Keith A Schimmel, SHYAM ARAVAMUDHAN, Zerihun Assefa, William Edmonson, Manoj Kumar Jha,Yuh-Lang Lin, Liping Liu, Ademe Mekonnen, George W. Stone
|
NSF |
$361,390 |
2013-2017 |
GP-EXTRA: Pathways to atmospheric science through immersion in geosciences research, PI-Bililign, Co-PI: A S Denning; Manoj K Jha, Yuh-Lang Lin, Jing Zhang, Melissa A. Burt, Keith Schimmel, Ademe Mekonnen |
NSF |
$456,000 |
August 2016-July 2019 |
Studies of Optical and chemical properties of Biomass Burning Aerosols, PI-Bililign, CO-PI- Fiddler |
NSF |
$ 488,281 |
Feb 15, 2016-Jan 31-2019 |
IRES-International Research in Geosciences (Earth and Atmospheric Sciences) in Ethiopia, Recommended for Funding: PI-Bililign, Co-PI- James Sherman |
NSF |
$249,898 |
July 2016-June19 2016 |
NSF-HBCU-UP Research Excellence: Radiative effects of Biomass Burning Aerosols: Laboratory and Field Measurements and Modelling of Climate and health impacts: PI: Bililign |
NSF |
$1,000,0000 |
9/1/19-8/31/21 |
Broadening Participation of Underrepresented Minority Undergraduates in International Research CO-PI-Bililign
|
NSF |
$95,400 |
9/7/18-7/20/18 |
Toxicity of Complex Aerosols from Combustion PI-S. Bililign |
UNC-CH |
19,000 |
1/1/19-12/31/20 |
UNDER REVIEW PROPOSALS
GP-EXTRA- Enhancing Pathways to Atmospheric Sciences Through Collaborative Asynchronous Research and Mentoring, Co-PI’s Lin, Zhang, Mekonnen, Jha, Schimmel
Amount Requested $420,000