Archived Oklahoma NSF EPSCoR Projects
Biofuels: Innovation for our Energy Future
Oklahoma scientists and engineers are developing unique methods to transform non-crop native grasses, such as switchgrass, into liquid fuel. Project leadership is provided by researchers from Oklahoma State University, University of Oklahoma and Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation. View the informational flierView a collection of Oklahoma NSF...
The OK NSF EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Award 2008-2013, “Building Oklahoma’s Leadership Role in Cellulosic Bioenergy,” is a multi-institutional collaborative project that includes researchers from Oklahoma State University, University of Oklahoma and Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation. Researchers from these institutions are working together to develop efficient...
Oklahoma NSF EPSCoR funding sponsors innovative research projects designed to strengthen Oklahoma. Click here to access a video that highlights EPSCoR research projects that have spawned economic and social benefits for the state.
The OK EPSCoR program, in partnership with the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST) and i2E, Inc., also supports economic...
The Oklahoma Museum Network Science Matters Mobile Science Vehicle (MSV) is a discovery-based mobile museum that allows students in rural communities throughout Oklahoma to experience science, while engaging in numerous activities throughout the multi-sensory vehicle.
EPSCoR-sponsored visits also provide teachers and students with materials for ongoing classroom-based bioenergy science...
Oklahoma NSF EPSCoR Research Infrastructure Improvement Award
Viruses are associated with almost every known organism, from eubacteria to archaebacteria to eukaryotes. They are as diverse as the hosts with which they are associated. Yet, we have discovered only a small fraction of this diversity. The biodiversity and abundance of viruses suggests an important role for...