CV - Clark Science Center - Smith College

Curriculum Vitae for Nathanael Alexander Fortune (Smith College Format)
Internal grants
Computer-based motion analysis in introductory physics
duration: May 1999 through August 1999
source: Committee on Educational Technology & Physics Dept.
amount: $4650 for software ($1050 physics-only + $3600 bulk purchase)
$34,000 in equipment expenses (approved by dean's office)
role: primary investigator (single author proposal)
Quasi-low dimensional collective phenomena in molecular conductors
duration: July 1996 through June 1997
source: Jean Picker Fellowship
amount: $4,600 for travel and supplies
plus reduction in teaching load by two courses (out of five)
role: primary investigator (single author proposal)
Low temperature, high magnetic field study of κ-(BEDT-TTF) 2 Cu(NCS) 2
duration: January 1996 (one month experiment)
source: Committee for Faculty Compensation and Development;
Dean’s Fund for Research
amount: $1,342 for supplies
role: primary investigator (single author proposal)
Test equipment
duration: July 1995 through June 1996
source: Dean’s Fund for Research
amount: $980
role: primary investigator (single author proposal)
Instrumentation for image-subtraction based motion analysis
duration: Summer 1995 through Fall 1995
source: Clark Science Center Venture Fund
amount: $4000
role: primary investigator (single author proposal)
Design of custom electronics for resistive thermal sensors
duration: Summer 1995 (10 week project)
source: Committee for Faculty Compensation and Development
amount: $325
role: primary investigator (single author proposal)
Quasi-low dimension molecular conductors: growth and physical properties
duration: Summer 1995 (10 week project)
source: GE Faculty for the Future Fund
(administered by Clark Science Center)
amount: $3500 for supplies & student stipend for Cecily Bostock ‘98
role: research supervisor and proposal co-author
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