The NSF has awarded SDII researchers a three year grant to advance innovation in performance of building diaphragms. The project “Collaborative Research: Transforming Building Structural Resilience through Innovation in Steel Diaphragms” was awarded from the Engineering for Natural Hazard program in Division of Civil, Mechanical, and Manufacturing Innovation of the Engineering Directorate and begins in September 2016. More information on the award is available here.
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Formal NSF award announcements:
Collaborative Research: Transforming Building Structural Resilience through Innovation in Steel Diaphragms
Award Number:1562821; Principal Investigator:Benjamin Schafer; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Johns Hopkins University;NSF Organization:CMMI Start Date:09/01/2016; Award Amount:$180,000.00; Relevance:50.02; Collaborative Research: Transforming Building Structural Resilience through Innovation in Steel Diaphragms
Award Number:1562669; Principal Investigator:Matthew Eatherton; Co-Principal Investigator:Cristopher Moen; Organization:Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University;NSF Organization:CMMI Start Date:09/01/2016; Award Amount:$164,528.00; Relevance:50.01; Collaborative Research: Transforming Building Structural Resilience through Innovation in Steel Diaphragms
Award Number:1562490; Principal Investigator:Jerome Hajjar; Co-Principal Investigator:; Organization:Northeastern University;NSF Organization:CMMI Start Date:09/01/2016; Award Amount:$180,000.00; Relevance:50.01; |