LSC – Hanford 16 th - 19 th August 2004 The View from NSF Changes in NSF leadership Funding Interagency Working Group response to Q2C Outreach - New $5M.

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LSC – Hanford 16 th - 19 th August 2004 The View from NSF Changes in NSF leadership Funding Interagency Working Group response to Q2C Outreach - New $5M Program centered at LLO - Update on LIGO video Tom Lucatorto LIGO-G M

o Rita Colwell left in Feb 2004 to go to Canon USA Lifesciences; oArden Bement (Director of NIST) became Acting Director Engineer with industrial (TRW), academic (Purdue, MIT), and national-lab (NIST) experience Knows NSF culture (former NSB member); eager to know more about LIGO (visit next week) Statutory term limit of 210 days; new nominee? oColwell presided over a budget increase of 70% over six-year term New Administration

NSF Funding Profile

NSFMPSPHYGravity FY FY  10.9%12.9%14.6%15.6% Final Budget FY 2003 ($M)

Gravity in Detail for FY 2003 PHY GPLIGO Lab LSC + Other (Core PI) FY FY  15.6%17.8%9.6% ($M)

NSFMPSPHYGravity FY FY  3.9%4.9%1.4%-1.1% Final Budget FY 2004 ($M)

Gravity in Detail for FY 2004 PHY GPLIGO Lab LSC + Other (Core PI) FY FY  -1.1%0%-4.1% Other NSF programs funded GW research in FY 2004: PFC: Center for Gravitational Wave Physics ITR: 4 GW source simulation projects ITR: 3 Grid research for LIGO data MRI: 1 new for LSC (2 total) MSPA: 2 new for GP Theory ($M)

NSF Funding Profile

FY Status NSFMPSPHY FY2004 $5578M$1092M$227.7 M FY2005 Pres. Request $5745M (3.0%) $1116M (2.2%) $235.8M (3.6%) NIH +2.6% DOE Office of Science –1% NASA Space Science +1%

Q2C: Eleven Questions

Q2C: Eleven Questions 1.What is dark matter? 2.What is the nature of dark energy? 3.How did the universe begin? 4.Did Einstein have the last word on gravity? 5.What are the masses of the neutrinos and how have they shaped the evolution of the universe? 6.How do cosmic accelerators work and what are they accelerating? 7.Are protons unstable? 8.Are there new states of matter at exceedingly high density and temperature? 9.Are there additional spacetime dimensions? 10.How were the elements from iron to uranium made? 11.Is a new theory of light and matter needed at the highest energies?

NSF/NASA/DOE/OSTP/OMB Interagency Working Group (IWG) Chartered by the National Science and Technology Council’s Committee on Science Task: “Examine investments required” and “develop priorities for further action” to implement the recommendations of the Q2C IWG guided by goal of improving coordination amongst agencies to achieve most beneficial results from investments

IWG Report February

IWG Recommendations Ready for immediate investment: Theme 1: Dark Energy [2] (LSST) Theme 2: Dark matter [1], neutrinos [5], and proton decay [7] (underground lab) Theme 3: Gravity [4] – recommendations: “NSF, NASA, and DOE will strengthen numerical relativity research in order to more accurately simulate the sources of gravitational waves.” “The timely upgrade of LIGO and the execution of LISA are necessary to open this powerful new window on the universe and create the new field of GW astronomy.”

GP in PHY Division – target date September 29, 2004 NSF response “Physics of the Universe” report - $12M earmarked for relevant research in PHY & AST Major Research Instrumentation (MRI) Program Undergraduate institutions: RUI and ROA Programs [ Innovations in the Mathematical Sciences for the Physical Sciences and Engineering Program (MSPA) Math and statistical challenges posed by large data sets; Modeling complex non-linear systems; Managing and modeling uncertainty [PHY Contact: Beverly Berger] Funding Opportunities

LIGO — Local Educational Outreach Partnership Louisiana Systemic Initiative Program To use the excitement of LIGO science as the focus for science teaching and learning in Louisiana: an LLO Center filled with Exploratorium exhibits, tied to SUBR teacher education, and made available to LA students and teachers through the activities of LASIP.

Outlook Physics of the Universe supports increased coordinated effort for GW source simulation and deems AdvLIGO ready for immediate investment Major new outreach program underway at LLO Good progress on LIGO video; filming underway - completion early ‘05 Overall funding prospects not too positive; ten-year trend not expected to continue