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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY For more information about the Office of Science Grant Program, go to the Office of Science Grants and Contracts Web Site.
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Notice of Intent to Issue Program Announcement LAB 04-12
Atmospheric Science Program Department of Energy
The DOE Atmospheric Science Program expects to post a program announcement for new research on or about May 12, 2004. It is anticipated that approximately $6 million will be available in FY 2005. A draft description of this research program can be found at http://www.atmos.anl.gov/ASP/. A final description of this research program will be available when the program announcement for new research is posted. Potential researchers are urged to develop proposals based upon this draft program description, and submit their proposals once the official program announcement and final program description are published in May. The final program description may contain minor differences from this draft description; however, it may contain significant differences, so potential researchers should read the official program announcement and the final program description carefully before submitting proposals. The deadline for submitting proposals is expected to be approximately June 16, 2004.
Researchers interested in the Atmospheric Science Program are asked to submit a Notice of
Intent to Apply, containing a one-to-two-page abstract to peter.lunn@science.doe.gov by March
17, 2004.
All proposals submitted in response to the official program announcement should explicitly state how
the proposed research will support accomplishment of the DOE Climate Change Research
Division’s (CCRD’s) Long Term Measure of Scientific Advancement to deliver improved data
and models to determine acceptable levels of greenhouse gases and
radiatively important aerosols in the atmosphere. Submitted proposals that do not contain
this information will not be considered for funding.
Funding for a project that requires a special field campaign, which has not already been planned
and approved by the ASP Program Director, will be contingent on recommendation of the
campaign by the ASP Science Steering Committee and final approval by the DOE Program
Director. No field studies are currently approved, though a number of candidate field studies
have been identified.
For more information, contact:
Peter Lunn
Phone: 301-903-4819
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