AWARDED        

Scholarship Award from German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) for RISE Professional Program of North American Students; further study and training on Animal and Plants Metabolism Studies.

                                                   

2019, Awarded acceptance of the extended proposal for the National Science Foundation PIRE Flood Risk Reduction Program. Delft and Texas A &M University

2018, Travel grant from Zachray Department of Civil Engineering, Texas A & M University for the 1st Pan American Congress on Nanotechnology.

2017, Travel grant from American Phytoscholar Grant Program, 14^th International Phytotechnologies Conference, Canada

2017, Travel grant from National Science Foundation and Sustainable Nanotechnology Organization, 1st Pan American Congress, Brazil

2017, Rollins Family Fellowship, Texas A &M University

2017, Harold J. “Bill” Haynes Fellowship, Texas A &M University

2017, Student Recruitment Assistantship, Texas A &M University

2016, Grant-in-aid for providing the supplemental material of interaction of UV filters in a chlorinated water, PI: Hamidreza Sharifan

2016, Travel grant from Buchanan Family Trust/Oklahoma State University, Student Water Conference, Still Water, OK, USA

2015, Student Recruitment Fellowship/Presidential Fellowship, Texas Tech University

 NOT AWARDED

2014,  Sharifan, Kumar. S, Catalytic Dry Reforming of Methane to NSFgrfp

2015, Sharifan, Morse. A, Novel Sustainable Design of Greywater Recycling and Reuse System for Handwashing and Urinals, to EPA, People, Prosperity and the Planet (P3) Student Design Competition, 25K

2015, Sharifan, Morse. A, Novel Sustainable Design of a Greywater Recycling System for Toilets to Texas Water Resources Institute (TWRI), $5K

2016, Sharifan, Morse. A, UV Filters Behavior in the Chlorinated Water to National Water Research Institute (NWRI), $10K

Participated: 2016, Klein. D, Morse. A, Environmental Fate of UV filters in Texas Marine Ecosystems to EPA Star

2017, Sharifan, Morse. A, Environmental Fate of UV filters in Swimming Pools and Potential Formation of Disinfection by-products to NSF-grfp