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BASIC ENERGY SCIENCES -- BASIC ENERGY SCIENCES -- Serving the Present, Shaping the FutureServing the Present, Shaping the Future

Patricia M. DehmerPatricia M. DehmerAssociate Director of Science forAssociate Director of Science for

Basic Energy SciencesBasic Energy Sciences

20 October 200320 October 2003

Basic Energy Sciences UpdateBasic Energy Sciences Update

http://www.science.doe.gov/bes

What’s New?What’s New?

FY 2004 budget updateHouse Mark is +$8M for facility ops; Senate Mark is at the President’s Request.Awaiting House-Senate conference and then appropriation.Continuing Resolution until 10-31-03 at the FY 2003 level with no new starts.

FY 2005 budget updateEmbargoed, (but see below)

FY 2006 and beyond budgetsGuiding principles and high-priority areas

Preview of new BESAC charges

Comments on recommendations of DMS&E COV

The SEAB study

A little bit more

• 4 Synchrotron Radiation Light Sources • Linac Coherent Light Source (PED)• 4 High-Flux Neutron Sources (SNS under construction)• 4 Electron Beam Microcharacterization Centers• 5 Nanoscale Science Research Centers (PED and construction)• 4 Special Purpose Centers

Advanced Light Source

Stanford Synchrotron

Radiation Lab

National Synchrotron Light Source

Advanced Photon Source

National Center for Electron

Microscopy

Shared Research Equipment Program

Center for Microanalysis of

Materials

Electron Microscopy Center for Materials

Research

High-Flux Isotope Reactor

Intense Pulsed Neutron Source

Combustion Research Facility

James R. MacDonald Lab

Pulse Radiolysis Facility

Materials Preparation Center

Los Alamos Neutron Science

Center

Center for Nanophase

Materials Sciences

Spallation Neutron Source

Linac Coherent Light Source

Center for Integrated

Nanotechnologies

MolecularFoundry

Center for Nanoscale Materials

BES Scientific User FacilitiesBES Scientific User Facilities

Center for Functional

Nanomaterials

Center for Nanoscale MaterialsCenter for Nanoscale Materials(Argonne National Laboratory)(Argonne National Laboratory)

Center for Nanophase Materials SciencesCenter for Nanophase Materials Sciences(Oak Ridge (Oak Ridge National LaboratoryNational Laboratory))

Molecular FoundryMolecular Foundry(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

BES National User Facilities for Nanoscale ScienceBES National User Facilities for Nanoscale ScienceFacilities (under Construction) for the Synthesis, Characterization, and Study of Nanoscale MaterialsFacilities (under Construction) for the Synthesis, Characterization, and Study of Nanoscale Materials

Center for Functional NanomaterialsCenter for Functional Nanomaterials(Brookhaven National Laboratory)(Brookhaven National Laboratory)

Center for IntegratedCenter for IntegratedNanotechnologiesNanotechnologies

(Sandia & Los Alamos(Sandia & Los AlamosNational Labs)National Labs)

Center for Nanoscale Materials SciencesCenter for Nanoscale Materials Sciences(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

The DOE/SC Budget CycleThe DOE/SC Budget Cycle

O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S

CURRENT YEAR (FY 2004)

Monthly AFP Changes

CURRENT YEAR + 1 (FY 2005)

OMB Budget Prep/Defense

Congressional Bud Prep

Budget Delivered to Congress

Congressional Hearings, ...

Congressional Appropriation

Initial AFP

Monthly AFP Changes

CURRENT YEAR + 2 (FY 2006)

Issuance of Unicall

FTPs Received

CRB Preparation

OMB Budget Prep/Defense

Congressional Bud Prep

Budget Delivered to Congress

Congressional Hearings, ...

Congressional Appropriation

Initial AFP

Monthly AFP Changes

FY 2004 FY 2005 FY 2006

BES – Where Does the $1 Billion Go?BES – Where Does the $1 Billion Go?

FACILITY OPERATIONSFACILITY OPERATIONSMaterials Sciences & Eng.

(X-ray and Neutron Scattering Facilities)

CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTION Scientific User Facilities(the Spallation Neutron Source, 5 Nanoscale Science Research

Centers, and the Linac Coherent Light Source)

RESEARCHRESEARCHMaterials

Sciences and Engineering

FACILITY OPERATIONSFACILITY OPERATIONSCS,G,B

(Combustion Research Facility)

SBIR/STTRGPP/GPE

~$1 Billion

RESEARCHRESEARCHChemical Sciences,

Geosciences, Biosciences

2002 Appropriation

Five Investment DriversFive Investment Drivers

Challenge: Maintain balance among the five hungry beasts, each demanding immediate care and feeding.

Outstanding scienceOutstanding science

Scientific user facilities and advanced tools Scientific user facilities and advanced tools for the Nationfor the Nation

Science that addresses the DOE missionScience that addresses the DOE mission

Stewardship of DOE-owned research Stewardship of DOE-owned research institutionsinstitutions

Workforce developmentWorkforce development


Outstanding scienceOutstanding science

Scientific user facilities and advanced tools Scientific user facilities and advanced tools for the Nationfor the Nation


Stewardship of DOE-owned research Stewardship of DOE-owned research institutionsinstitutions

Workforce developmentWorkforce development

Five Investment DriversFive Investment Drivers

Three are special to DOE

Three are special to DOE

All BESAC Charges and BES Workshops Address these AreasAll BESAC Charges and BES Workshops Address these Areas

Outstanding science in the BES research areasOutstanding science in the BES research areas

Scientific user facilities and advanced tools for the NationScientific user facilities and advanced tools for the Nation


ComplexSystems

Sciencefor the

21st Century

Plus specialized workshops each year

Plus specialized workshops each year, usually with participation of the DOE technology offices

All BESAC Charges and BES Workshops Address these AreasAll BESAC Charges and BES Workshops Address these Areas

Outstanding science in the BES research areasOutstanding science in the BES research areas

Scientific user facilities and advanced tools for the NationScientific user facilities and advanced tools for the Nation


ComplexSystems

Sciencefor the

21st Century

Plus specialized workshops each year

Plus specialized workshops each year, usually with participation of the DOE technology offices

Recent Budget Drivers

Recent Budget Drivers

Current Projections for Outyear Budgets and ImplicationsCurrent Projections for Outyear Budgets and Implications


Facts:Facts:The surplus has given way to a deficitThe surplus has given way to a deficit and andThere exist significant international financial obligationsThere exist significant international financial obligations

““Gloom-and-doom” budget predictions for discretionary Gloom-and-doom” budget predictions for discretionary

spending in FY 05 and beyond (i.e., the same predictionsspending in FY 05 and beyond (i.e., the same predictionsas in most of the recent past years)as in most of the recent past years)

Science activities will succeed only if they are: compelling;Science activities will succeed only if they are: compelling;

important; nonredundant; well justified; well managed; important; nonredundant; well justified; well managed; nationally and internationally coordinated, as appropriate; nationally and internationally coordinated, as appropriate; supported by the community, the Administration, and the supported by the community, the Administration, and the Congress.Congress.

It will take a lot of work, considerable luck, and everyone pulling in the same direction to It will take a lot of work, considerable luck, and everyone pulling in the same direction to

succeed (i.e., the same as in most years). Nothing should be taken for granted.succeed (i.e., the same as in most years). Nothing should be taken for granted.

Stewardship of DOE-owned Research InstitutionsStewardship of DOE-owned Research Institutions

Vision: The SC labs will be acknowledged by all of their “customers and stakeholders” as indispensable components of the Nation’s scientific infrastructure, seamlessly integrated with academic and other research institutions.

The SC labs are/will be: Recognized as world class The steward of large-scale science capabilities serving the entire U.S. science community – a

dominant role of the laboratories Host to tens of thousands of visitors annually Innovators of big ideas and research constructs, capitalizing on the capabilities of non-academic

institutions Intellectual and business partners with academic institutions in long-term, large-scale,

transformational science projects requiring a scale, staff, and infrastructure not available at an academic institution

Cross staffed with academic institutions Involved in joint long-range planning with academic institutions Leaders in basic and applied energy and environmental research, frequently in collaboration

with academic and other research institutions

FY2004 Charges to BESACFY2004 Charges to BESAC

1. Committee of Visitors review of the activities within the new Scientific User Facilities Division with a report to BESAC at the summer or fall 2004 BESAC meeting.

2. BESAC subpanel to consider theory, high-end computing, work-station/cluster computing, and algorithm development as they pertain to the research activities of the BES programs, especially:

(a) Identify and assess the major opportunities to advance the research supported by the Basic Energy Sciences program through high-end computing (HEC) and through conventional (workstation and cluster) computing. Summarize recent past and projected future scientific impacts of each.

(b) Identify research areas supported by the Basic Energy Sciences program that are now using HEC, are ready to use HEC, or that might benefit from HEC in the near future. Assess the challenges and needs for the use of HEC, e.g., the development of theory, mathematical algorithms, system software, and hardware architectures; the availability of and access to HEC machines and the customization of HEC machines; and the funding requirements.

Solvation in supercritical water

Combustion turbulence modeling

Turbulent flame

Waveguide optics

Clay-mineral geochemistry

Dissociation of ketene

Crystal structure for C36 solid

Complex fluids

Two spheres mixing in a stream

Binary alloy solidification

Office of Basic Energy Sciences

Harnessing the Power of Advanced Computing forHarnessing the Power of Advanced Computing forCondensed Matter and Materials Physics, Chemistry, and BiosciencesCondensed Matter and Materials Physics, Chemistry, and Biosciences

Electric field in a 2D photonic crystal waveguide

Cs ion transport

Gold nanowire

Nanoparticles binding in solution

Magnetic moments in materials

Na counterion mobility in DNA

Uranyl in aqueous solution

Vortices in a superfluid Semiconductor-liquid interface C-H bond activation reactionAtomic hydrogen ionization

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Issues from Division of Materials Sciences and Engineering COVIssues from Division of Materials Sciences and Engineering COV

SEAB StudySEAB Study

http://www.seab.energy.gov/publications/FSPFinalDraft.pdf

SEAB Study MembersSEAB Study Members

SEAB Study Summary of RecommendationsSEAB Study Summary of Recommendations

Department of Energy OrganizationDepartment of Energy Organization

FEEM

SCRW

DP EE/RE

NENN

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Office of AdvancedScientific

Computing Res.

Associate DirectorC. Edward Oliver

Office of BasicEnergy Sciences

Associate DirectorPatricia Dehmer

Office of Biological and

Environmental Res

Associate DirectorAristides Patrinos

Office of FusionEnergy Sciences

Associate DirectorN. Anne Davies

Office of High Energy andNuclear Physics

Associate DirectorS. Peter Rosen

Director Raymond Orbach

Principal Deputy Director James Decker

Deputy Director for OperationsMilton Johnson

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“… to foster and support fundamental research to expand the scientific foundations for new and improved, environmentally conscientious energy technologies”

“… to plan, construct, and operate major scientific user facilities for the Nation”

DOE’s Office of ScienceDOE’s Office of Science

Catalysis and Chemical Transformation

Separations and Analysis

Chemical Energy andChemical Engineering

Heavy Element Chemistry

Paul Maupin

John Miller

Lester Morss Norman Edelstein, LBNL

Nicholas WoodwardIPA (Vacant)

Geosciences Research

Photochemistry &Radiation Research

Chemical Physics

Computational and Theoretical Chemistry

Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Science

William KirchhoffFrank Tully, SNL

Mary Gress

Vacant

Plant Sciences

Biochemistry and Biophysics

James Tavares

Sharlene Weatherwax

William MillmanDiane Marceau, Prog. Asst.

Molecular Processes and Geosciences

Fundamental Interactions

Eric RohlfingSharon Bowser, Prog. Asst.

Energy Biosciences Research

James TavaresPatricia Snyder, Prog. Asst.

Director's Office Staff

October 2003

Patricia Dehmer, Director (Acting)Christie Ashton, Program Analyst

Anna Lundy, Secretary

Materials Sciences and Engineering Division

Materials and Engineering Physics

Robert GottschallTerry Jones, Prog. Asst.

Structure & Compositionof Materials

Mechanical Behavior ofMaterials & Rad Effects

Altaf (Tof) Carim

Yok ChenMichael Kassner, OR State

Engineering Research

Physical Behavior of Materials

Synthesis & Processing Science

Harriet Kung

Jane ZhuDarryl Sasaki

Timothy Fitzsimmons

Condensed Matter Physand Materials ChemistryX-Ray & Neutron Scat.

William OosterhuisMelanie Becker, Prog. Asst.

Experimental Condensed Matter Physics

Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics

Materials Chemistry &Biomolecular Materials

James Horwitz

Dale Koelling

Dick KelleyAravinda Kini

Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR)

Matesh Varma

X-ray & NeutronScattering

Helen Kerch

Scientific User Facilities Division

Patricia Dehmer, DirectorMary Jo Martin, Administrative Specialist

Office of Basic Energy SciencesOffice of Basic Energy Sciences

David Ederer

Patricia Dehmer, Director (Acting) Support Staff (Vacant)

Spallation NeutronSource (Construction)

Jeffrey Hoy

X-ray & NeutronScatteringFacilities

Pedro MontanoVacant

Nanoscale ScienceResearch Centers

(Construction)Kristin Bennett

Altaf (Tof) Carim

Linac Coherent Light Source (Construction)

Jeffrey Hoy

SNS, LCLS, and X-ray&Neutron Scattering

Instrument MIEs

Kristin Bennett

Chemical Sciences, Geosciences, and Biosciences Division

Walter Stevens, DirectorKaren Talamini, Program Analyst

Sharon Snead, Secretary

Robert AstheimerF. Don FreeburnStanley StatenSharon Long

Margie Marrow (Effective 11/03)

IPA Detailee Detailee, 1/4 time, not at HQ

Raul Miranda John Gordon, LANL





Paul Maupin

John Miller





Chemical Physics




Mary Gress

Vacant

Plant Sciences


James Tavares

Sharlene Weatherwax








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Harriet Kung


Timothy Fitzsimmons






James Horwitz

Dale Koelling



Matesh Varma


Helen Kerch




David Ederer



Jeffrey Hoy


Pedro MontanoVacant



Altaf (Tof) Carim


Jeffrey Hoy


Instrument MIEs

Kristin Bennett

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Paul Maupin

John Miller





Chemical Physics




Mary Gress

Vacant

Plant Sciences


James Tavares

Sharlene Weatherwax








October 2003








Altaf (Tof) Carim





Harriet Kung


Timothy Fitzsimmons






James Horwitz

Dale Koelling



Matesh Varma


Helen Kerch




David Ederer



Jeffrey Hoy


Pedro MontanoVacant



Altaf (Tof) Carim


Jeffrey Hoy


Instrument MIEs

Kristin Bennett

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Paul Maupin

John Miller





Chemical Physics




Mary Gress

Vacant

Plant Sciences


James Tavares

Sharlene Weatherwax








October 2003








Altaf (Tof) Carim





Harriet Kung


Timothy Fitzsimmons






James Horwitz

Dale Koelling



Matesh Varma


Helen Kerch




David Ederer



Jeffrey Hoy


Pedro MontanoVacant



Altaf (Tof) Carim


Jeffrey Hoy


Instrument MIEs

Kristin Bennett

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