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AWARD NOTICE: Storr Awarded $259,988 for Low Dimensional Materials GalleryAWARD NOTICE: Storr Awarded $259,988 for Low Dimensional Materials
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AWARD NOTICE: Storr Awarded $259,988 for Low Dimensional Materials
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (November 12, 2021) The Department of Defense -Air Force Office of Scientific Research awarded Kevin Storr, Ph.D., $259,988 to engage in collaborative research on low dimensional materials with a research group at Rice University’s Department of Materials Science and Nano Engineering. The funding for the project, Thermal and Electrical and Conductivity Investigations [...]
AWARD NOTICE: USDA Awards $749,719 to Fares for SmartAg
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (November 10, 2021) The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded Ali Fares, Ph.D., $749,719 to address the needs in Smart Agriculture System and Food Safety. Ali Fares, Ph.D. Fares, professor of water security in the College of Agriculture and Human Sciences (CAHS), collaborates on this project with Co-PI’s Peter Ampim, [...]
PVAMU Psychologist Awarded $340 to study Jurors in Death Penalty Verdicts
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (November 3, 2021) – How do jurors in death penalties decide whether a person lives or dies? For Logan Yelderman, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology in the Brailsford College of Arts and Sciences, this is the focus of his newly-funded study. The National Science Foundation awarded Yelderman $340,000 to research how a [...]
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AWARD NOTICE: Yelderman Awarded $340K by NSF to Study How Jurors Weigh Aggravating Evidence GalleryAWARD NOTICE: Yelderman Awarded $340K by NSF to Study How Jurors Weigh Aggravating Evidence
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AWARD NOTICE: Yelderman Awarded $340K by NSF to Study How Jurors Weigh Aggravating Evidence
The National Science Foundation has awarded Logan Yelderman, Ph. D, assistant professor of psychology in the Brailsford College of Arts and Sciences, $340,000 to study the interaction and the moral values of the evidence presented in a death penalty trial. Yeldermans Co-Principal Investigator for the project is Jamie Hughes from The University of Texas-Permian Basin. [...]