ERSON-17-01: Improved Strategies for Remediating Mixed Contaminants in Groundwater

ER-2712

The Development of Anaerobic Bioremediation Approaches for Chlorinated Solvent and 1,4-Dioxane Co-Contaminated Sites

Dr. Alison Cupples

Michigan State University

ER-2713

Biodegradation of CVOCs and 1,4-Dioxane Mixtures by Engineered Microbial Communities

Dr. Shaily Mahendra

University of California, Los Angeles

ER-2714

Development of Coupled Physicochemical and Biological Systems for In Situ Remediation of Perfluorinated Chemical and Chlorinated Solvent Groundwater Plumes

Dr. Kurt Pennell

Tufts University

ER-2715

In Situ Remediation of Aqueous Film Forming Foams and Common Co-Contaminants with the Dual Approach of Chemical Oxidation and Bioremediation

Dr. Lisa Alvarez-Cohen

University of California, Berkeley

ER-2716

Development of Slow Release Compounds for the Aerobic Cometabolic Treatment of Complex Mixtures of COC Released from Low Permeability Zones

Dr. Lewis Semprini

Oregon State University

ER-2717

A Novel Reactive Electrochemical Membrane System for Treatment of Mixed Contaminants

Dr. Qingguo Huang

University of Georgia

ER-2718

Synergistic Treatment of Mixed 1,4-Dioxane and Polyfluorinated Chemical Contaminations by Combining Electrolytic Degradation with Electrobiostimulation

Dr. Jens Blotevogel

Colorado State University

ER-2719

Utilizing the Plant Microbiome and Bioaugmentation to Degrade 1,4-Dioxane and Co-Contaminants

Dr. Jerald Schnoor

University of Iowa

ER-2720

Key Fate and Transport Processes Impacting the Mass Discharge, Attenuation, and Treatment of Poly- and Perfluoroalkyl Substances and Comingled Chlorinated Solvents or Aromatic Hydrocarbons

Dr. Christopher Higgins

Colorado School of Mines

ER-2721

Synergistic Reductive Dechlorination of 1,1,1-Trichloroethane and Trichloroethene and Aerobic Biodegradation of 1,4-Dioxane

Dr. Bruce Rittmann

Arizona State University

ERSON-17-02: Development of Standardized Sampling and Analytical Techniques for Munitions Constituents

ER-2722

Development and Optimization of Analytical Methods for Simultaneous Determination of IM and Legacy Explosive Compounds

Dr. Anthony Bednar

US Army Engineer Research and Development Center

ERSON-17-03: Improved Understanding of the Fate and Effects of Insensitive Munitions Constituents

ER-2723

Environmental Impact of DNAN and NTO on Plants

Mr. Timothy Cary

ERDC-CRREL

ER-2724

Determination of Fate and Toxicological Effects of Insensitive Munitions Compounds in Terrestrial Ecosystems

Dr. Roman Kuperman

U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center

ER-2725

Incorporating Transformation Products into Models of the Environmental Fate of Insensitive Munition Constituents

Dr. Paul Tratnyek

Oregon Health & Science University

ER-2726

Application of Carbon and Nitrogen Stable Isotope Analysis to Evaluate Biotic and Abiotic Degradation of DNAN and NTO

Dr. Neil Sturchio

University of Delaware

ER-2727

Phototransformation, Sorption, Transport, and Fate of Mixtures of NTO, DNAN, and Traditional Explosives as a Function of Climatic Conditions

Dr. Katerina Dontsova

University of Arizona

MRSON-17-01: Detection, Classification, and Remediation of Military Munitions Underwater

MR-2728

Enhanced EMI Models and Systems for Underwater UXO Detection and Discrimination

Dr. Fridon Shubitidze

Dartmouth College

MR-2729

Rapid Response Surveys of Mobility, Burial and Re-exposure of Underwater Munitions in Energetic Surf-Zone Environments and Object Monitoring Technology Development

Dr. Peter Traykovski

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

MR-2752

Next Generation Buried Object Scanning Sonar (BOSS) for Detecting Buried UXO in Shallow Water

Dr. Jason Sara

Edge Tech

MR-2730

Unexploded Ordnance Characterization And Detection in Muddy Estuarine Environments

Dr. Arthur Trembanis

University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory

MR-2731

Resolving the Role of the Dynamic Pressure in the Burial, Exposure, Scour, and Mobility of Underwater Munitions

Dr. Diane Foster

University of New Hampshire

MR-2732

Three-dimensional Computational Modeling of Turbulent Flow Field, Bed Morphodynamics and Liquefaction Adjacent to Munitions

Dr. Xiaofeng Liu

The Pennsylvania State University

MR-2733

Probabilistic Environmental Modeling System for Munitions Mobility

Dr. Margaret Palmten

Naval Research Laboratory

MR-2734

Augmented Co-Robotics for Remediation of Military Munitions Underwater

Dr. Andrew Stewart

University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory

MRSON-17-02: Preliminary Design Study for Munitions Response Underwater Test Site

MR-2735

Preliminary Design Study for Munitions Response Underwater Test Site

Mr. Stanley Tomich

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

MR-2736

A Preliminary Design Study of a Re-Deployable Underwater Test Bed

Dr. Nagi Khadr

Parsons Government Services, Inc. 

RCSON-17-01: Phenological Response to a Changing Climate on Department of Defense Lands and Waters: Implications

RC-2700

Will Climate-Mediated Phenological Shifts Affect Population Viability? A Test with Butterflies on Department of Defense Lands

Dr. Elizabeth Crone

Tufts University

RC-2701

Incorporating Photoperiodism in Insect Phenology Models with Application for Biological Control of Weeds on Department of Defense Lands

Dr. Fritzi Grevstad

Oregon State University

RC-2702

Variation in Phenological Shifts: How Do Annual Cycles and Genetic Diversity Constrain or Enable Responses to Climate Change?

Dr. Julie Heath

Boise State University

RC-2703

Predicting the Persistence of Salamanders: Consequences of Phenological Shifts for Species of Management Concern on DoD Lands

Dr. Katherine O'Donnell

U.S. Geological Survey

RCSON-17-02: Long-Term Ecological Studies: Testing Previous Hypotheses and Conclusions

RC-2704

Evaluating the Long-Term Ecological Responses to Riparian Ecosystem Restoration at the Fort Benning, Georgia Military Installation

Dr. Natalie Griffiths

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

RC-2705

Using long-term data to optimize recovery of understory plant communities: identifying the management contexts and species¿ traits that maximize the likelihood of sustained persistence and spread of plant populations.

Dr. John Orrock

University of Wisconsin

RC-2706

Site Preparation for Longleaf Pine Restoration on Hydric Sites: Stand Development and Ground Layer Responses 15 Years Following Planting

Dr. Benjamin Knapp

University of Missouri

RC-2707

Understanding Species Persistence in Complex Landscapes with a Long-Term Metapopulation Study of Rare Flora

Dr. William Hoffmann

North Carolina State University

RC-2708

Understanding the Effects of Changing Landscapes on the Population Status of Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers from Over 30 years of DoD Research

Dr. Susan Haig

USGS Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center

RCSEED-17-01: Providing Useful Climate Information at Moderate Time Scales - Proof of Concept

RC-2709

Useful Prediction of Climate Extreme Risk for Texas-Oklahoma at 4-6 Years

Dr. Shih-Yu Simon Wang

Utah State University

RC-2710

Exploring the Basis for Skillful Projections of Decision-Relevant Climate Normals

Dr. Russell Vose

NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information

RC-2711

Developing an Experimental Predictive Framework for Climate Regime Shifts and Their Impacts Within a 2-20 year Outlook Window

Dr. Michael Alexander

NOAA/ERSL/PSD

WPSON-17-01: Fluorine-Free Aqueous Film Forming Foam

WP-2737

Novel Fluorine-Free Replacement For Aqueous Film Forming Foam

Dr. Joseph Tsang

Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division

WP-2738

Fluorine-Free Aqueous Film Forming Foam

Dr. John Payne

National Foam

WP-2739

Fluorine-Free Foams with Oleophobic Surfactants and Additives for Effective Pool fire Suppression

Dr. Ramagopal Ananth

U.S. Naval Research Laboratory

WPSON-17-02: No/Low Global Warming Potential Alternatives to Ozone Depleting Refrigerants

WP-2740

Low-GWP Alternative Refrigerant Blends for R-134a

Dr. Piotr Domanski

National Institute of Standards and Technology

WPSON-17-03: Surface Morphology Modification by Non-Chemical Methods to Enhance Coating Adhesion and Mechanical

WP-2741

Surface Mechanical Attrition for Coating Adhesion, Mechanical Bonding, Corrosion Mitigation and Wear Resistance

Dr. Heather Murdoch

Army Research Lab

WP-2742

Atmospheric Plasma for Surface Modifications and Nanoscale Embedding of Chemistry for Corrosion Control and Adhesion Promotion

Dr. Santanu Chaudhuri

University of Illinois

WP-2743

Laser-Interference Surface Preparation for Enhanced Coating Adhesion and Adhesive Joining of Multi-Materials

Dr. Adrian Sabau

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

WPSEED-17-01: Understanding Coating Degradation Mechanisms Induced by Fungi (Mold/Mildew)

WP-2744

Investigation of Coating Degradation Mechanisms Induced by Fungi Using Open-Air Laser Spectroscopy and Spectrometry

Dr. Yongfeng Lu

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

WP-2745

Assignment of Direct vs. Indirect Mechanisms Used by Fungi for Polyurethane Coating Biodegradation

Dr. Justin Biffinger

US Naval Research Laboratory

WP-2746

Mechanism of Fungal Degradation on Military Aircraft Coatings

Dr. Irfan Ahmad

University of Illinois

WP-2747

Mechanistic Study of Fungi Degradation of Organic Coatings used in Aircraft Finish Systems

Mr. Dane Hanson

NAVAIR

WPSEED-17-02: Solvent-Free Processes for Organic Synthesis of Military-Relevant Energetic Materials

WP-2748

Mechanochemical Preparation of Organic Nitro Compounds

Dr. Edward Dreizin

New Jersey Institute of Technology

WP-2749

The Development of a solvent-Free Process to Prepare DNAN

Dr. David Chavez

Los Alamos National Laboratory

WP-2750

Development of Solvent-Free Nitration Processes using tert-Butyl Nitrite

Dr. David Boruta

NSWC IHEODTD

WP-2751

Continuous Solventless Photochemical Nitration Using Nitrogen Dioxide

Dr. John Zevenbergen

TNO