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FY 2021 Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies Awards

Two research and development projects led by DOE National Laboratories and U.S. universities will receive more than $1.9 million in funding. Together, they will conduct research to address crosscutting nuclear energy challenges that will help to develop advanced sensors and instrumentation and advanced manufacturing methods for multiple nuclear reactor plant and fuel applications. A complete list of NEET projects with their associated abstracts is listed below.

*Actual project funding will be established during the award negotiation phase.

FY 2020 Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies Awards

Five research and development projects led by DOE National Laboratories and U.S. universities will receive $5 million in funding. Together, they will conduct research to address crosscutting nuclear energy challenges that will help to develop advanced sensors and instrumentation and advanced manufacturing methods for multiple nuclear reactor plant and fuel applications. A complete list of NEET projects with their associated abstracts is listed below.

*Actual project funding will be established during the award negotiation phase.

FY 2019 Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies Awards

Five research and development projects led by DOE national laboratories and U.S. universities will receive $4.5 million in funding. Together, they will conduct research to address crosscutting nuclear energy challenges that will help to develop advanced sensors and instrumentation, advanced manufacturing methods, and materials for multiple nuclear reactor plant and fuel applications. A complete list of NEET projects with their associated abstracts is listed below.

*Actual project funding will be established during the award negotiation phase.

FY 2018 Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies Awards

In NEET crosscut, five national laboratry and university projects will receive $5 million in funding. Together, they will conduct research to address crosscutting nuclear energy challenges that will help to develop advanced sensors and instrumentation, advanced manufacturing methods, and materials for multiple nuclear reactor plant and fuel applications. A complete list of NEET projects with their associated abstracts is listed below.

*Actual project funding will be established during the award negotiation phase.

FY 2017 Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies Awards

In NEET Crosscutting Technologies, $6 million will be awarded for six research and development projects led by Department of Energy national laboratories, industry and U.S. universities to conduct research to address crosscutting nuclear energy challenges that will help to develop advanced sensors and instrumentation, advanced manufacturing methods, and materials for multiple nuclear reactor plant and fuel applications. A complete list of NEET projects with their associated abstracts is listed below.

*Actual project funding will be established during the award negotiation phase.

FY 2016 Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies Awards

Through this program, the U.S. Department of Energy is announcing over $10 million that will be awarded to universities, industry and national laboratories to further advanced manufacturing, reactor materials, instrumentation, and cybersecurity research.

A complete list of NEET projects with their associated abstracts is listed below.

*Actual project funding will be established during the award negotiation phase.

FY 2015 Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies Research & Development and Infrastructure Awards

Through this program, the Department is announcing over $8.5 million to support 10 research projects led by 10 research institutions; comprised of 4 U.S. universities, 4 national laboratories, and 2 companies to address crosscutting nuclear energy challenges. Further, two infrastructure enhancement projects totaling over $1 million will be awarded to Department of Energy national laboratories to further reactor materials and instrumentation research. A complete list of NEET R&D projects with their associated abstracts is listed below.

*Actual project funding will be established during the award negotiation phase.

FY 2014 Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies Research & Development and Infrastructure Awards

Through this program, the Department is announcing over $11 million to support 12 research projects led by 9 research institutions; comprised of 4 U.S. universities, 4 national laboratories, and 1 company. These awards will develop innovative solutions in the following fields: Advanced Methods for Manufacturing; Advanced Sensors and Instrumentation; and Reactor Materials.

The Department is also announcing approximately $1.2 million to a national laboratory to support nuclear energy enabling technology infrastructure improvements in the areas of advanced sensor and instrumentation and reactor materials, bolstering nuclear energy related R&D capabilities at DOE’s U.S. national laboratories.

A complete list of NEET R&D projects with their associated abstracts is listed below.

*Actual project funding will be established during the award negotiation phase.

FY 2013 Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies Research and Development Awards

Through this program, the Department is announcing over $9 million to support 13 research projects led by 12 research institutions; comprised of 5 U.S. universities and 7 national laboratories. These awards will develop innovative solutions in the following fields: Advanced Methods for Manufacturing; Advanced Sensors and Instrumentation; and Reactor Materials. A complete list of NEET R&D projects with their associated abstracts is available below.

*Actual project funding will be established during the award negotiation phase.

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