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Steven E. Koonin Under Secretary for Science US Department of Energy June 2010
Outline
A bit about me and my role HEP now The future (broader picture)
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HEP and DOE: Focus and Context Steven E. Koonin Under Secretary - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
HEP and DOE: Focus and Context Steven E. Koonin Under Secretary - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
HEP and DOE: Focus and Context Steven E. Koonin Under Secretary for Science US Department of Energy June 2010 Outline A bit about me and my role HEP now The future (broader picture) 2 June 2010 2 15 May 2010 3 HIGH ENERGY
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HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS
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Secretary Steven Chu Deputy Secretary Daniel B. Poneman Under Secretary for Energy Kristina Johnson Under Secretary for Science Steven E. Koonin Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy Arun Majumdar Workforce Development for Teachers & Scientists Bill Valdez Fusion Energy Sciences Ed Synakowski Nuclear Physics Tim Hallman High Energy Physics Dennis Kovar Biological & Environmental Research Anna Palmisano Advanced Scientific Computing Research Michael Strayer Basic Energy Sciences Harriet Kung Nuclear Energy Pete Miller Fossil Energy James Markowski Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy Cathy Zoi Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability Pat Hoffman (A)
Energy R&D Organizations
Office of Science William Brinkman Patricia Dehmer
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Office of Science Programs
FY 2010 Appropriation
Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR) Basic Energy Sciences (BES) Biological and Environmental Research (BER) Fusion Energy Sciences (FES) High Energy Physics (HEP) Nuclear Physics (NP) Workforce Development for Teachers and Scientists (WDTS) Science Lab Infrastructure (SLI)
ASCR, $394,000K BES, $1,636,500K BER, $604,182K FES, $426,000K HEP, $810,483K NP, $535,000K WDTS, $20,678K SLI, $127,600K S&S, $83,000K SCPD, $189,377K
FY 2010 Funding Total = $4,903,710K
ASCR BES BER FES HEP NP
BESAC November 5, 2009
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DOE missions
Sustain basic research
Discovery and Mission Driven
Catalyze a transformation of the national/global energy
system
Energy security: 3.5 M bbl/day reduction in crude use
Greenhouse gas emissions: ~17% reduction by 2020, 83% by 2050
Enhance nuclear security
Steward an aging/diminishing stockpile without nuclear testing
Deter/detect proliferation
Secure nuclear materials
Contribute to US competitiveness and jobs
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FY09 Federal Spending DOE
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Federal deficit projections
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What can a scientist do?
Help advocate for basic research
Your field and others Applications and “spin offs” are important
sufficient
Understand the bigger problems
They will affect you, both as a citizen and a
scientist
Advocate for sensible policies Become involved technically
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