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Presentation giving general information about the SDRD program and some recent metrics. This presentation will be shared during various meetings of SDRD team and management.
Presentation to be given at the December 2022 WIP Seminar. This is a guide to the SDRD proposal process, particularly how to write a successful SDRD proposal for the FY24 proposal cycle.
Presentation on the SDRD Program to be presented by Paul Guss during the June 14 Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology event.
Publicly viewable and releasable version of the briefing on DHS- and global security-relevant SDRD projects that will be given during the Feb 27 DHS visit.
Newsletter article to be included in the 1Q FY21 LDRD Quarterly Highlights online. Website: https://www.lanl.gov/projects/ldrd-tri-lab/quarterly-highlights.php. The text of this article was excerpted from inSite article "NNSS honored as R&D 100 winner and finalist," dated October 1, 2020.
This is a collection of radiographic image data collected at the SEALab test bed at Los Alamos operations.
This report compiles multiple articles describing activities developed and performed under the Site-Directed Research and Development Program for the benefit the Nation during Fiscal Year 2018. Sustained investment and ongoing core innovation are the keys to successful research and development programs. These elements drive the Site-Directed Research and Development (SDRD) Program and provide solutions to some of the most challenging problems our nation and our allies face. Our Nevada enterprise, consisting of both our management and operating entity and our NNSA field office, is aggressively investing in SDRD and injecting innovation through strategic partnerships. Our partnerships with universities, industry, and our sister institutions within the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) build upon our core capabilities and allow us to create innovative solutions to support our mission requirements. In 2018, we raised the investment level of SDRD for only the second time in the history of the program. Nearly at our congressionally authorized limit, SDRD has substantial resources to successfully address numerous issues. Investment is only one part of the equation; innovation is generated through collaborations that bring discovery and provide the “technical differentiation” and the return on investment we seek. This report demonstrates an enduring theme of how partnerships help us drive the best outcomes and provide the maximum impact possible, while using our resources efficiently.
Summary report of SDRD project 22-030 that will be uploaded to the SDRD webpage on the NNSS.gov website as part of the SDRD FY22 Annual Report.
2021 annual project report for SDRD Program. Edited and approved by author. Will be made available on SDRD website in future. An associated abstract/summary for this longer report will be submitted to STIP as well.
Summary report of SDRD project 22-111 that will be posted on the SDRD page of the NNSS.gov website.
Fiscal year 2025 annual report for the Nevada National Security Sites' Site-Directed Research and Development (SDRD) Program. Contains an overview of the SDRD program's accomplishments for FY 2025 and individual project summaries.
Presents work under SDRD feasibility studies FS-23-130 using ground based robots to survey radiologically contaminated area
The SDRD program’s annual report for fiscal year 2020 consists of two parts: the program overview, which contains three major sections, Program Description, Program Accomplishments, and Program Value, and individual project report summaries published electronically on the Nevada National Security Site’s website, www.nnss.gov/pages/programs/sdrd.html. Complete technical reports for concluding projects are available from the Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI) or the principal investigator.
Presentation to Grad students and faculty at the University of Arizona to discuss mathematical and data science problems that we are interested in collaboration on as part of SDRD.
Presentation of SDRD research at an ASU seminar.
SDRD Annual 4Q Final Review
This is the Q3 summary for the SDRD Project titled "Fast Methods for Limited-Angle Tomography"
This is my 2-page end of year report for my SDRD which will continue in FY22.