Grants and Contracts

The following grants and contracts were received through Kimball’s work at Missouri S&T. This is a partial list. The first individual is always the PI; other names are in no particular order. Subrecipients are not noted, but information is available upon request.

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P. Shamsi, J. Kimball, and M. Ferdowsi, “Graduate Certificate Program in Standards and Safety in Electrical and Computer Engineering,” NIST, $149,999, Sep. 2023.
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J. W. Kimball, “DC Fast Charging Technology Landscape and Gaps,” EPRI, Subaward of 00084193 for $80,901, Jun. 2023.
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J. W. Kimball, “Storage Integrated AC-AC Converters,” Sandia National Laboratories, PO #2488667 for $70,406, May 2023.
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F. Li, R. Bo, and J. W. Kimball, “Model-Free Adaptive Control (MFAC) for Autonomous and Resilient Operation of Military Microgrids,” ESTCP for $583,075 to S&T, Aug. 2020.
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J. W. Kimball, M. Ferdowsi, P. Shamsi, R. Bo, J. Park, and R. G. Landers, “Enabling Extreme Fast Charging with Energy Storage,” Department of Energy, DE-EE0008449 for $2.9M, Oct. 2018.
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B. McMillin, J. W. Kimball, R. Bo, J. Leopold, and A. Mathur, “CPS: TTP Option: Medium: Collaborative Research: Trusted CPS from Untrusted Components,” National Science Foundation, Award 1837472 for $962,695, Oct. 2018.
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J. Park, J. W. Kimball, and R. G. Landers, “Optimal Energy Scheduling in Microgrids with Photovoltaic (PV) Generation and Energy Storage Systems,” National Science Foundation, Award 1610396 for $323,301, Sep. 2016.
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H. Pernicka, J. Rovey, K. DeMars, and J. W. Kimball, “Use of Multi-Mode Propulsion to Expand CubeSat Mission Capabilities,” NASA Goddard, Award NNX16AI85A for $199,911, May 2016.
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J. Rovey, H. Pernicka, K. DeMars, and J. W. Kimball, “Multi-Mode MicroPropulsion CubeSat Technology Demonstration Mission,” Utah State University Research Foundation, $113,400, Dec. 2015.
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J. W. Kimball and B. McMillin, “Collaborative Research:Breakthrough:Secure Algorithms for Cyber-Physical Systems,” National Science Foundation, Award 1505610 for $333,298, Jul. 2015.
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J. W. Kimball, “Analysis of Practical Microgrid Stability in the Presence of Random Events,” National Science Foundation, Award 1406156 for $307,057, Aug. 2014.
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