Research Grants and Funding
14. Stevenson S. (PI), “RUI: Chemical Methods for Isolating Metal Clusters Inside Large Fullerene Cages
(C82-C140),” National Science Foundation (NSF), Funded (2015-2018) $288,168
13. Stevenson S. (PI), “RUI: Investigations of Newly Discovered OxoMetallic Clusters Inside Fullerene
Cages,” National Science Foundation (NSF), Funded (2012-2015) Funded $279,775
12. Stevenson S. (PI), “Discovery and Isolation of New Molecules,” Research Foundation, IPFW Summer
Research Grant, Funded (2012) $8,000
11. Stevenson, S. (subcontract to PI), “Nanocaged Metal Tags Massively Multiplexed Leukemia Bioassays
and Beyond,” National Institute of Health (NIH), Funded ( 2011 - 2012) Funded $94,000
10. Stevenson, S. (PI), “Making New Medical Drugs,” Lucas Foundation, Funded $4,400
9. Stevenson, S. (PI), “CAREER: Investigations of Newly Discovered Metallic Nitride Caged Nanomaterials,”
National Science Foundation (NSF), Funded (2006-2011), $510,000
8. Stevenson S. (PI), “Purification of Metallic Nitride Nanomaterials by Chemical Separations,”
National Science Foundation (NSF), Funded, (2004) $499,958
7. Stevenson S. (PI), “Trimetasphere Nanomaterials as Friction Coatings,”
Department of Defense, Navy, Funded, (2004) $69,963
6. Stevenson S. (PI), “Nuclear-Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Properties of Carbon Nanomaterials for
Medical Applications,” National Science Foundation (NSF), Funded (2003) $715,855
5. Stevenson S. (PI), “Purification of Metallic Nitride Nanomaterials by Chemical Separation,”
National Science Foundation (NSF), Funded (2003) $99,990
4. Stevenson S. (PI), “NMR Properties of Carbon Nanomaterials for Medical Applications,”
National Science Foundation (NSF), Funded (2002) $99,901
3. Stevenson S. (PI), “Novel Water-Soluble TNT Metallofullerene Derivatives for Imaging Applications,”
National Science Foundation (NSF), Funded (2002) $99,988
2. Stevenson S. (PI), “Methods for Continuous Synthesis of Carbon Nanostructured Materials,”
National Science Foundation (NSF), Funded (2001) $99,981
1. Stevenson S. (PI), “Carbon Nanomaterial Based Computers,”
Department of Defense, Missile Defense Agency, Funded (2001) $64,966