The NSF has supported our work on ionic memory (ECCS-EPMD/GOALI #1631717; DMR-EPM/CAREER #1631717), the semiconductor to metal phase transition in 2D materials (DMR-EPM #1607935), ion-locking for hardware security (ECCS-EPMD #2132006), 2D metals (DMR-MRSEC #2011839, Penn State), and reinventing STEM graduate education (DGE #2325599).
Through a Chemistry Fellowship, the Sloan Foundation funded our demonstration of the semiconductor-to-metal phase transition in 2D crystals using ions.
DARPA supported our research on nanofillaments through their "Atoms to Products" program, and low-power transistors through the LEAST Center.
The AAAS Marion Milligan Mason Award advanced our work on ionic memory, and provided many wonderful networking opportunities including a visit to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
The SRC and DARPA supported our work on electric double layer-gated, two-dimensional crystals for low-power transistors and memory through the LEAST center.
PQI has provided many resources to our group, including multiple travel awards, fellowships and opportunities to give posters, talks and network with colleagues in the quantum community.
A Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award from the ORAU supported a trip to Oak Ridge national lab for neutron experiments on our nanofillament project.
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation and Nine Sigma enabled us to kick start our work on biodegradable plastics through their Circular Materials Challenge award.