GRANTS ............. September 5, 1997
| The following grants were received by the
Research Foundation
in July |
|---|
| Department |
Researcher |
Project |
Total & Source |
| Allied Health |
Pouran Faghri |
American Heart Association
Fellowship (summer student:
Sureka Bollepalli) |
$2,000,
American Heart
Assoc. |
| Animal Science |
Xiangzhong Yang |
Yang's Student Research
Account |
$4,000,
Taiwanese Govt. |
| Ecology and
Evolutionary
Biology |
Janine Caira |
Dissertation Research: Molecular
Phylogenetic Analysis of the
Major Lineages of Tapeworms |
$10,440, NSF |
| Ecology and
Evolutionary
Biology |
Jane O'Donnell |
Invertebrate Zoological Services |
$28,000,
Conn-DEP. |
| Ecology and
Evolutionary
Biology |
John Silander |
Dispersal as a Mechanistic Basis
for Landscape Ecology: The
Role of Scale and Heterogeneity |
$7,500, NSF |
| Ecology and
Evolutionary
Biology |
David Wagner |
Phragmites: Impact on
Iinvertebrate Biodiversity and its
Invertebrate Fauna |
$870, Nature
Conserv. |
| Ecology and
Evolutionary
Biology |
David Wagner |
Robbins Swamp and Canaan
Mountain Invertebrate Survey |
$8,900, Nature
Conserv. |
| Molecular and Cell
Biology |
David Knecht |
Initial characterization of Mouse
Macrophage Cell Motility
Summer Student Research
Fellowship (summer student:
Aaron Nelson). |
$2,000,
American Heart
Assoc. |
| Molecular and Cell
Biology |
Michael Lynes |
Live Cell Sensing, A Kinetic
Analysis of Cell Function |
$102,771,
Perkin-Elmer |
| Molecular and
Cellular Biology |
Antonio Romano |
Sugar Transport and Metabolism
in Thermotoga |
$87,000, DOE |
| Physiology and
Neurobiology |
Angel De Blas |
Gaba (A) Receptors in Aging |
$131,110, NIH |
| Physiology and
Neurobiology |
Joseph Lo Turco |
Functional Effects of NMDA
Receptor Heterogeneity in
Corticogenesis |
$34,950, Human
Frontier |
| Physiology and
Neurobiology |
Pei-San Tsai |
Dynamics of the
Hypothalamo-Pituitary System in
the Ranid Frogs (Research
Planning Grant) |
$17,754, NSF |
| Marine Sciences
|
Hans Dam |
Omnivory and Fate of Ingested
Food in Zooplankton:
Implications for Material Fluxes
in the Oceans |
$100,000, NSF |
| Marine Sciences |
James Kremer |
Quantifying Critical Responses
to Nutrient Loading in the
Waquioit Bay Ecosystem |
$89,999, EPA |
| Marine Sciences |
James O'Donnell |
Wave and Current
Measurements on Long Island
Sound |
$15,600, U.S.
Geology Survey |
| Natural Resources
Mgt. and Eng. |
John Barclay |
Wildlife convention research
center |
$125,000,
Anonymous |
| Natural Resources
Mgt. and Eng. |
Robert Neuman |
The Role of Large Woody
Debris as Habitat for Wild Trout
in Connecticut Streams |
$3,500, Nature
Conserv. |
| Natural Resources
Mgt. and Eng. |
Glenn Warner |
Assessment of the Applicability
of Engineering Hydrologic
Models in CT |
$60,000,
Conn.-DT |
| Pathobiology |
Dennis Hill |
Development of Drugs of Abuse
in Urine Screening Assay |
$21,078,
Hartford
Hospital |
| Pathobiology |
Dennis Hill |
Development of Drugs of Abuse
in Urine Screening Assay |
$22,185,
Hartford
Hospital |
| Pharmaceutical
Sciences |
Robin Bogner |
Exploring Careers in
Pharmaceutics. |
$11,575,
Boehringer |
| Pharmaceutical
Sciences |
Michael Pikal |
Eli Lilly Research Assistantship
in the Freeze Drying of
Pharmaceuticals |
$18,000, Lilly
Co. |
| Pharmaceutical
Sciences |
Kevin Sweeney |
Pharmacokinetic Disposition and
Drug Interaction Studies |
$6,000, AM.
FDN. Pharm Ed. |
Total Life
Sciences:
$910,232
|
