¤ Center of excellence for Radioactive Ion Beam Studies for Stewardship Science
J. Cizewski, F.M. Nunes et al.
(Department of Energy DE-FG02-96ER40983, USA).
¤ Nuclear reaction theory
P.Danielewicz, W. Bauer, F.M. Nunes
(National Science Foundation PHY-0555893, USA).
¤ Reactions with Exotic Nuclei: Toward a Microscopic description
F.M. Nunes
(National Science Foundation PHY-0456656, USA).
¤ The continuum in scattering of light exotic nuclei;
R. Crespo, F.M. Nunes, N. Alamanos, V. lapoux, I.J. Thompson
(FCT/SAPIENS/2002/FIS, FCT, Portugal ).
¤ Nuclear Reaction Mechanism Studies and its Implications in Extracting Astrophysical Information
R. Crespo, F.M. Nunes, J.C. Fernandes, I.J. Thompson, J. Gomez-Camacho,A.M Moro-Mu\~noz, R.S. Mackintosh;
(SAPIENS/PCTI/1999/FIS/36282, FCT, Portugal).
¤ Nuclear Structure under Extreme Isospin Conditions
L. Ferreira, G. Pollarolo, R. Crespo, F.M. Nunes, S. Lunardi, E. Maglione, F. Soramel
(SAPIENS/PCTI/1999/FIS/FIS/36575, FCT, Portugal).
¤ The few body structure effects in nuclear reactions with light nuclei and relevance for Astrophysics;
R. Crespo, F.M. Nunes, A.M. Mourao, A.C. Fonseca, I.J. Thompson, R.C. Johnson;
(PRAXIS XXI/ PCEX/P/FIS/4/96, JNICT, Portugal).
¤ The study of exotic nuclei and the implications in Astrophysics;
R. Crespo and F.M. Nunes;
(PBIC/C/FIS/2155/95, JNICT, Portugal).
Early Research
Post-Doc in the Department of Physics of University of Surrey; October 1995-96: few body theory extending the thesis work into the proton dripline; study of core excitation in systems that play a role in nucleosysnthesis; the antisymmetrization problem in cluster models.
PhD in "Core Excitation in Few Body Systems (Application to Light Exotic Nuclei)"; October 1992-1995: the study of core excitation in two and three body models of the type core+neutrons; application to Be, C and Li siotopes (supervisors: I.J. Thompson and R.C. Johnson, funded by JNICT-Portugal).
Undergraduate project on "The Born-Oppenheimer Equation for solving the three body problem in momentum space using sturmians: application to H, and muonic molecules"; October 1991-92 (supervised by Prof. A. C. Fonseca).