NSF Division of Astronomical Sciences (AST) Update February 27, 2015 Patricia Knezek, Deputy Division Director, MPS/AST Jim Ulvestad, Division Director,

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NSF Division of Astronomical Sciences (AST) Update February 27, 2015 Patricia Knezek, Deputy Division Director, MPS/AST Jim Ulvestad, Division Director,

ALMA-NGC 253  Central ~1 kpc starbursting core shown at ~2 arcsec (35 pc) resolution)  Imaged in 115 GHz band  Red=diffuse emission (CO); yellow=compact star formation (HCN)  Meier et al., ApJ, in press (arXiv: )  Cycle-0 data (16 antennas, short baselines)  All North American construction deliverables are complete 02/27/20152AAAC-NSF-AST Credit: B. Saxton (NRAO/AUI/NSF); ALMA (NRAO/ESO/NAOJ); A, Leroy

FY 2015 Estimates  The FY 2016 Budget Request submitted to Congress includes FY 2015 “Estimates” for NSF accounts and divisions  Estimates reflect the NSF spending plan submitted to Congress for approval, within the numbers the CRomnibus appropriation  LSST and DKIST construction are fully funded at the request levels of $79.64 million and $25.12 million, respectively  MPS Directorate (+3.2%) and AST Division (+3.4%) both received increases above the FY 2015 request that were somewhat higher than the NSF Research and Related Activities account (+2.2%)  MPS and AST percentages relative to the FY 2014 appropriations are very close to the overall NSF change for the R&RA account  Highlights for AST in FY 2015  First year of DKIST operations ramp, increase in ALMA ops  Expect to hold AAG steady, or increase $1-2M from FY 2014  MSIP held relatively steady (down $1M from FY 2014, as planned) 02/27/20153AAAC-NSF-AST

FY 2015 Budget Estimates vs. Request 02/27/20154AAAC-NSF-AST $MFY15 Req FY15 Est EST/Req NSF Total NSF R&RA MPS AST

FY 2016 Budget Request  The President’s Budget Request for NSF is for an overall increase of 5.2% for NSF, with a 4.3% increase over FY 2015 in Research and Related Activities  MPS (+2.2%) and AST (+1.0%) do less well than other parts of NSF  LSST and DKIST construction continue to be funded fully, at $99.67 million and $20.00 million, respectively  Overall Budget Request is well above the discretionary spending levels set by the Budget Control Act (“sequestration”)  See AAS Public Policy Blog for an analysis of all Astronomy in the FY 2016 budget request  AST highlights  Second year of DKIST operations ramp, ALMA held flat  NOAO reduced scope, special projects on Mayall, WIYN  Significant increase in MSIP ($13 million to $18.72 million)  AAG would decrease several million dollars 02/27/20155AAAC-NSF-AST

FY 2016 Request 02/27/20156AAAC-NSF-AST $MFY14 Actual FY15 Est FY16 Req 15/1416/1516/14 NSF Total NSF R&RA MPS AST PHY

NWNH Budget vs. Actual AST Budget 02/27/20157AAAC-NSF-AST FY10FY13FY16FY19