The following grants were received by the Research
Foundation in Januaryar. |
Those
with UConn listed under "source" represent a redistribution
of a larger federal award to the University: |
Chandra Roychoudhuri, a professor
of electrical and systems engineering, has received $180,000 worth of
equipment, in addition to the $120,000 grant he received from Laser
Fare that was reported in the
February 9 issue of the Advance |
Civil Engineering |
Michael Accorsi |
Dynamic Behavior of Large
Multifunction Submarine Antenna
Structures |
$22,374 DOD/Navy Naval
Undersea Warfare Center |
Civil Engineering |
Gerald McCarthy |
A Continuing Transportation
Technology Transfer Center at the
University of Connecticut |
$220,000 Conn. DOT |
Civil Engineering |
Gerald McCarthy |
Management of the New England
Transportation Consortium |
$73,021 Conn. DOT |
Civil Engineering |
Jack Stephens |
Superpave Implementation |
$74,978 Conn. DOT |
Computer Science |
Thomas Peters |
Space Filling Curve Instructional
Animation |
$2,000 Project to Increase
Mastery of Math & Science |
Computer Science |
Dong-Guk Shin |
Interlinking Laboratory and Public
Genome Databases |
$142,289 PHS/NIH Human
Genome Research |
Electrical and
Systems
Engineering |
Mehdi Anwar |
Handheld Personal Communication
Network |
$360,000 Starrtel Group Inc. |
Electrical and
Systems
Engineering |
John Enderle |
Clinical Engineering Internship
Program at the UConn Health
Center |
$240,730 UConn Health Center |
Mechanical
Engineering |
Amir Faghri |
Evaporation Boiling Condensation
Capillary Structures High Heat
2-Phase Devices |
$30,000 NASA |
Metallurgy and
Materials
Engineering |
Maurice Gell and
Eric Jordan |
Advanced Coating Technology
Development for Enhanced
Durability and Reduced Cost in
Naval Application (Phase I) |
$2,551,705 DOD Office of
Naval Research |
Physics |
William Stwalley |
Reaction Dynamics of the Li/H2
System |
$7,422 NATO |
Total physical sciences this listing |
$3,724,519 |