Funding
Funded Projects at KSU
| 2022-2025 | M. Stollenz: Highly Luminescent Multinuclear Coinage Metal Arrays with a Twist: | |
| A New Approach to Design Light-Emitting Molecular Strings and Coils | ||
| Award # 2155153 ($348,917) | ||
| National Science Foundation, NSF | ||
| 2018–2023 | M. Stollenz: RUI: Highly Luminescent Multinuclear Coinage Metal Arrays with a Twist: | |
| A New Approach to Design Light-Emitting Molecular Wires and Coils | ||
| Award # 1800332 ($269,407) | ||
| National Science Foundation, NSF |
| 2019–2020 | College of Sciences and Mathematics Mentor Protégé Program Award ($4,000) |
| 2016–2018 | M. Stollenz: Highly Luminescent Multinuclear Coinage Metal Arrays | |
| College of Science and Mathematics Research Stimulus Program ($34,194) |
| 2016–2017 | M. Stollenz: A Novel Approach to Molecular Wires and Coils as Light-Emitting Devices | |
| Incentive Funding Awards for Research & Creative Activity ($7,989) | ||
| by the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning at KSU (CETL) |
