CEDAR email: AFOSR Program Officer for Plasma and Electro-Energetic Physics Portfolio

[Astrid Maute]

Dear Colleagues,



The Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) has a Program Officer
vacancy for the *Plasma and Electro-Energetic Physics portfolio*.  Please
feel free to socialize the position description (copied below) with anyone
you feel would be interested.  Potential candidates should send their
resumes, by *30 April*, to both Pat Roach (william.roach.4 at us.af.mil) and
Andrew Stickrath (andrew.stickrath at us.af.mil).  Questions about the Plasma
Physics portfolio may be directed to Dr. Pat Roach (
william.roach.4 at us.af.mil), Program Officer for Laser and Optical Physics,
and Dr. Julie Moses (julie.moses at us.af.mil), Program Officer for Space
Science..



AFOSR manages the United States Air Force’s investment in basic research.
The Plasma and Electro-Energetics program seeks to provide revolutionary
advances in the fundamental understanding of underlying physical processes
necessary to control the interaction of electromagnetic energy and charged
particles.  Please see the current BAA and program website for more details
(note that the program officer will have the opportunity to direct future
objectives for this research portfolio):



• AFOSR Open BAA:
https://www.grants.gov/web/grants/view-opportunity.html?oppId=314753

• Website:
https://community.apan.org/wg/afosr/w/researchareas/7675/plasma-and-electro-energetic-physics/



Position Duties:  Serves as the Program Officer for the fundamental science
research portfolio in the area of Plasma and Electro-energetics Physics.
Evaluates scientific opportunities and proposes resource distribution.
Evaluates and selects proposals for support and controls expenditures.
Advocates programs through oral briefings and written reports within the
Air Force and to external review panels. Assesses the state-of-the-art and
future Air Force needs and actively coordinates the research portfolio with
Air Force activities, other DoD services and agencies, and other national
and international research organizations. Serves as a Senior Technical
Advisor. Promotes a culture where intellectual Property (IP) is developed,
documented, protected and encouraged. Inherent in the technical publication
review process is a thorough screening for potential IP.
Scientific/engineering knowledge will be utilized to effectively assist in
IP transfer, transition or commercialization. May serve on external
committees and panels to support the larger scientific community.



Sincerely,

Andrew Stickrath





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Andrew Stickrath, Ph.D.

Program Officer

Ultrashort Pulse Laser-Matter Interactions

Air Force Office of Scientific Research

875 North Randolph Street

Arlington, VA 22203

(703) 696-9511 office

andrew.stickrath at us.af.mil
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