MIT Skoltech Next Generation Program; 2nd Round of NGP Grants
The second call for proposals for the Next Generation Program has yielded in 11 proposals of which eventually 4 have been selected for funding. The annual budget of each project will be up to 12.5 million rubles for the Skoltech portion and $130K (total costs) for the MIT one.
The Skoltech – MIT Joint Next Generation Program (NGP) covers the whole range of academic and institution development activities. That includes research, education, innovation and academic services towards establishing and promoting a mutually beneficial long-term bilateral collaboration between Skoltech and MIT, as well as further development of Skoltech work streams.
Lithium Redox Flow Batteries for High Power and High Energy Density Energy Storage
MIT PI's: Fikile Brushett, Department of Chemical Engineering; Adam Willard, Department of Chemistry
SkT PI: Keith Stevenson, Center for Electrochemical Energy Storage and Center for Energy Systems
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Theoretical Fundamentals of Random Multiple-Access Channels with Applications to Massive Machine-Type Communications and Digital Fingerprinting
MIT PI: Yury Polyanskiy, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
SkT PI's: Grigory Kabatiansky, President’s Office; Alexey Frolov, CDISE, loT Laboratory
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Simulation and Transfer Learning for Deep 3D Geometric Data Analysis
MIT PI: Justin Solomon, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
SkT PI: Evgeny Burnaev, Skoltech Center for Computational Data-Intensive Science and Engineering
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Energy Systems Planning for Government Regulations: New Formulations, Models and Algorithms
MIT PI: Juan Pablo Vielma, Sloan School of Management
Skoltech PI: David Pozo, Energy Systems
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