Opportunity

Opportunity at Methane Hydrates Fellowship Program (NETL/MHFP)

Methane Hydrates Research Opportunity

Location

Methane Hydrates

RO#	Location

AH.00.00.B9001	Pittsburgh, PA

Please note: This Agency only participates in the February and August reviews.

Advisers

name	email	phone

Viney Aneja	VINEY_ANEJA@NCSU.edu	919-515-7808
Panagiotis Christofides	pdc@seas.ucla.edu	(310) 794-1015
Frederick Colwell	rcolwell@coas.oregonstate.edu	541-737-5220
Brandon Dugan	dugan@mines.edu	303.273.3512
Derek Dunn-Rankin	ddunnran@uci.edu
Noémie Elgrishi	noemie@lsu.edu
Peter B. Flemings	pflemings@jsg.utexas.edu	512-475-8738
Aysegul Gunduz	agunduz@bme.ufl.edu	352.273.6877
Matthias Hess	mhess@ucdavis.edu	530.752.8809
J Nathan Hohman	jnhohman@lbl.gov	510.486.6155
Shragge Jeffrey	jshragge@mines.edu
Ruben Juanes	juanes@mit.edu	617.253.7191
JW Jurss	jwjurss@olemiss.edu	662.915.2003
Deranda Lesdter	dbrewer@memphis.edu	901.849.4668
Jordan Peccia	jordan.peccia@yale.edu
Jessica Peraza	jperaza@nu.edu	310-662-2130
Yair Rosenthal	rosentha@marine.rutgers.edu	848.932.3402
Derek E. Sawyer	sawyer.114@osu.edu	614.292.7243
Evan Solomon	esolomn@washington.edu	206.221.6745
William Waite	wwaite@USGS.gov	508-457-2346

Description

There are no specific Research Opportunities or Advisers, as methane hydrates research can be performed at any Federal laboratory or accredited University.

With respect to the energy production potential of gas hydrates, interest is in projects that will provide improved tools, methods, and information relative to the remote detection, characterization, and appraisal of production potential of methane hydrates.

With respect to gas hydrates as a part of the global environment, interest is in projects that provide an improved understanding of the processes that control the distribution, occurrence, and stability of gas hydrates in marine and permafrost settings.

For details, please see the NETL Methane Hydrates Fellowship Programs and An Interagency Roadmap for Methane Hydrate Research and Development.

Keywords:

Methane hydrates;

Eligibility

Citizenship: Open to U.S. citizens

Level: Open to Graduate, Doctoral, and Postdoctoral Applicants

Stipend

Base Stipend	Travel Allotment	Supplementation

$60,000.00	$6,000.00	*The Base Stipend which you see first, applies to Postdoctoral* applicants only. Masters Program Level: $30,000 Base Stipend $15,000 Supplement for Research Supplies $1,000 Annual Experience Increment for Year Two PhD Program Level: $35,000 Base Stipend $20,000 Supplement for Research Supplies $1,500 Annual Experience Increment for Year Two and Three Postdoctoral Program Level: $60,000 Base Stipend $25,000 Supplement for Research Supplies $2,000** Annual Experience Increment for Year Two
Experience Supplement: Postdoctoral Associates will receive an appropriately higher stipend based on the number of years of experience past their PhD.

Participating Agencies - NETL/MHFP