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October 8, 2001



The following grants were received through the Office for Sponsored Programs in July. The list represents only new proposals awarded and excludes continuations. The list of grants is supplied to the Advance each month by the Office for Sponsored Programs. Grants with UConn listed as a source represent a redistribution of a larger award to the University.

Agricultural & Natural Resources
Allied Health
Business
Chancellor's Office
Education

Engineering
Liberal Arts & Sciences
Vice Chancellor for Bus. & Admin.
Vice Provost for Undergraduate Ed.
Vice Provost for Research & Grad. Ed.

Department Principal Investigator Sponsor Amount Award Period
Agriculture and Natural Resources
ANIM SCI Yang, X. Evergen Biotechnologies Inc. $100,000 6/01-5/03
Commercialization of Cattle Cloning and Other Related Embryo Technologies in Connecticut
NAT RES M&E Clausen, J. Conn. Dept. of Environmental Protection $12,000 6/01-3/02
Branford River Urbanwater Quality Project (Co-PI: Filchak, K.)
NUTR SCI Clark, R. DHE-Teaching & Learning Enhanced by Technology $20,611 7/01-6/02
Critical Thinking in Nutrition and Health Science: A Web-Based Tutorial
NUTR SCI Fernandez, M. Universidad De Sonora, Mexico $4,600 8/01-12/01
Effects of the Seeds of Plantago Ovata on Lipoprotein Metabolism In Guinea Pigs
PATHOBIO Frasca, S. Conn.-DEP-Long Island Sound Lobster $267,017 3/01-6/03
Development of Polymerase Chain Reaction and Insitu Hybridization-Based Tests - Spec Detec of Paramoeba. (Co-PI: French, R.; Sylvain, D.)
PLANT SCI Gaxiola, R. NSF-MCB-Research Opportunity Award $13,156 3/01-2/02
ROA Supplement: Plant Cyclic Nucleotide Gated Ion Channels; Structure/Function Analysis of a Newly Identified and Unique Family of Proteins
PLANT SCI Morris, T. New England Small Farm Institute $20,480 6/01-5/02
Training Agriculture Professionals to Meet the Needs of Northeast Small Farmers
 
Allied Health
ALLD HEALTH Ilich-Ernst, J. USDA-National Research Initiative $246,000 7/01-6/03
Bone Mass in Relation to Sodium Intake in Older Women
 
Business
BUS: DEAN Dino, R. Science Applications Inc. $611,143 11/00-9/01
Quantitative Tools Course Development Project in FY 2001
 
Chancellor's Office
IMS Scola, D. Univ. of Hartford-Space Grant College Consortium $1,000 2/01-2/02
Novel Low Viscosity Phenylethynyl End-Capped Fluorinated Polyimides
 
Education
EDCI Moss, D. DHE-Teaching & Learning Enhanced by Technology $23,864 5/01-3/02
Providing Teachers in Training with Opportunities to Integrate Technology (Co-PI: Vieth, R.)
 
Engineering
CHEM ENG Cooper, D. Jamesbury Inc. $895 7/01-12/02
Emerging Technologies
CIV ENG Garrick, N. Conn Dept. of Transportation $29,850 6/01-12/02
Implementation of Visualization Technologies to Create Simplified Presentations by Highway Agencies (Co-PI: Miniutti, P.; Mark, W.)
CIV ENG Ogden, F. Dept. of Defense-U.S. Army $56,036 8/01-1/02
CASC2D/GSSHA/WMS Integration and Testing
ECE Enderle, J. West Haven Veterans Administration Hospital $14,000 8/01-8/02
Clinical Engineering Internship Program at the West Haven VA Hospital
MECH ENG Zhang, B. Nanopac Technologies Inc. $28,260 7/01-12/01
Cutting Performance Evaluation of Nanostructured Culler Materials
METALLURGY Blackburn, M. United Technologies-Pratt & Whitney $154,928 1/01-6/02
Accelerated Insertion of Materials: Rotor Components (Co-PI: Aindow, M.)
Liberal Arts & Sciences
ANTHROP McBrearty, S. NSF-Biological & Critical Systems $6,990 7/01-6/02
Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant: Archaeology & Tephrostratigraphy of the S Kapthurin Formation (Graduate Assistant: C. Tryon)
BIOL: EE Wagner, D. USDA-Forest Service $33,300 5/01-5/03
Caterpillars of Southeastern Forests
BIOL: MC Lee, J. NSF-Div of Molecular & Cellular Bio Sci $117,212 8/01-7/02
The Role of Stretch-Activated Calcium Channels in the Regulation of Cell Movement
BIOL: MC Strausbaugh, L. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation $415,000 7/01-12/03
Professional Master's Degrees in Science and Mathematics (Co-PI: Henkel, J.)
BIOL: PN Crivello, J. Conn.-DEP-Long Island Sound Lobster $158,749 6/01-5/04
Stock Identification and Origin of Lobster Larvae in Long Island Sound Using Microsatallite Markers
CSRA Barnes, C. Conn. Office of Health Care Access $262,000 3/01-2/02
Office of Health Care Access: State Planning Grant Survey
ECONOMICS Carstensen, F. Econ. Development Council of Western Mass. $35,000 1/01-12/01
The Economic Structure of the Hartford-Springfield Region
ECONOMICS Heffley, D. Univ. of Conn. Health Center $30,589 1/01-12/01
Improving Prenatal Screening Protocols
GEOLOGY Philpotts, A. NSF-Division of Earth Sciences $90,317 7/01-6/02
Refinement of Measurement of Crystal-Mush compaction in the Palisades Sill, New Jersey (Co-PI: Gray, N.)
HISTORY Dayton, C. Harvard University $22,000 7/01-12/01
Self and Sanity: Negotiating the Boundaries of Incompetency in New England, 1620-1830
MARINE SCI Fitzgerald, W. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency $11,614 5/01-5/04
EPA Fellowship for Chad Hammerschmidt (Graduate Assistant)
MARINE SCI Monahan, E. NOAA-SEA Grant $1,450,000 7/01-6/04
Connecticut Sea Grant Long Island Sound Lobster Research Initiative (Mother File)
MATH Taylor, E. NSF-Div of Mathematical Sciences $2,250 5/01-6/02
NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
NAT HIST MUSEUM Bellantoni, N. Interior-National Park Service $15,620 6/01-3/02
Cultural Resource Overview and Assessment of the Appalachian Trail in Connecticut
PHYSICS Stwalley, W. NSF-Division of Graduate Education $37,200 10/01-9/02
High Resolution Spectroscopy of Alkali Diatomics as Prospective Ultracold Species/Fellowship: Olga, N./Univ. of Latvia
POLI SCI Dautrich, K. Employment and Training Institute $27,945 9/00-8/02
Washington State WIA Project
POLI SCI Dautrich, K. Media Studies Center $40,000 5/01-6/01
First Amendment 2001 Survey
POLI SCI Kelly, K. Univ. of Conn. Health Center $72,710 7/01-6/02
Prenatal Patients Perception of HIV Risk: The Importance of Gender Role Socialization
POLI SCI Reiter, H. U.S. Department of State $35,000 9/01-5/02
Uppsala Chair in American Studies, Uppsala University, Sweden
PSYCH Marsh, K. PHS-NIH-National Inst of Mental Health $174,140 4/01-5/02
Implicit Sexual Attitudes and HIV Risk Behavior
PSYCH Park, C. PHS-NIH-Natl. Inst. of Alcohol Abuse $66,424 8/01-7/02
Daily Stress, College Student Drinking, and Protective Factors
PSYCH Park, C. Univ. of Conn. Health Center $84,123 7/01-6/02
Gender Differences in Psychosocial Determinants of Recovery Following MI
STATISTICS Wang, Y. NSF-Div. of Mathematical Sciences $121,632 7/01-6/04
Autoregressive Conditionally Heteroscedastic (Arch), Diffusion, Stochastic Volatility and Wavelets
 
Vice Chancellor for Business & Administration
JORGENSEN Rock, R. New England Foundation for the Arts $2,700 6/01-6/01
2000-2001 New England Dance Project Pilobolus Dance Theatre
 
Office of the Vice Provost for Undergrad Education
UNDERGRAD Jarvi, S. Univ. of Conn. Health Center $14,638 6/01-8/01
3000 X 2000 Simmer Program
 
Office of theVice Provost for Research & Graduate Education
ERI Carley, R. Conn. Dept. of Environmental Protection $40,782 6/01-12/02
Continuation of the Connecticut Atmospheric Nitrogen Monitoring Network (Co-PI: Perkins, C.; Yang, X.)
 

The following grants were received through the Office for Sponsored Programs in August. The list represents only new proposals awarded and excludes continuations.

The list of grants is supplied to the Advance each month by the Office for Sponsored Programs. Grants with UConn listed as a source represent a redistribution of a larger award to the University.

Agricultural & Natural Resources
Education
Engineering
Liberal Arts & Sciences

Pharmacy
Social Work
Vice Chancellor for Bus. & Admin.
Vice Provost for Research & Grad. Ed.

Department Principal Investigator Sponsor Amount Award Period
Agriculture & Natural Resources
AG ECON Cotterill, R.W. USDA-Cooperative State Res., Educ. & Ext. $462,009 8/01-7/04
Food Marketing Policy Center for Research
ANIM SCI Yang, X.J. PHS-NIH-Child Health & Development $71,500 8/01-7/02
Imprinting Patterns in Cattle Clones from Adult Somatic Cells (Co-PI: Tian, X.C.)
ANIM SCI Yang, X.J. USDA-National Research Initiative $74,996 9/01-9/03
Identification of Expressed Polymorphisms and Imprinted Genes in Cattle (Co-PI: Tian, X.C.)
COOP EXT Bender, N.K. Connecticut Department of Agriculture $150,000 6/01-9/02
Crop Insurance Education and Information for Connecticut Agriculture Producers (Co-PI: Altobello, M.A.)
COOP EXT Giannotti, L.A. Conn. Dept. of Environmental Protection $100,000 5/01-12/03
Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials Projects: (NEMO) Regional and Watershed Programs Year 4 (Co-PI: Arnold, C.)
COOP EXT Malley, C.Z. Conn. Dept. of Mental Retardation $33,460 7/01-6/03
Birth to Five Newsletter
COOP EXT Prisloe, M. NOAA-Nat'l Oceanic & Atmospheric Admin. $23,000 7/01-9/01
NOAA Coastal Services Center (Co-PIs: Arnold, C.; Civco, D.)
NUTR SCI Rodriguez, N.R. American Egg Board $25,677 7/01-7/02
Effects of Exercise Training on Protein Utilization in Men and Women: Benefits of an Egg-Board Diet Intervention
PLANT SCI Ellis, D.R. USDA-Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service $8,500 6/01-8/02
Cooperative Agreement Award for Biological Control of Purple Loosestrife Fiscal Year 2001
PLANT SCI Ellis, D.R. USDA-Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service $13,400 9/01-8/02
Biological Control of Whiteflies on Bedding Plants with Seangium Parcesetosum (Co-PI: Pundt, L.S.)
PLANT SCI Los, L.M. Conn. Dept. of Environmental Protection $80,000 8/01-12/02
Coastal Integrated Pest Management Education and Demonstration Project Year 2 (Co-PI: Ashley, R.)
PLANT SCI Miniutti, P.J. Town of Mansfield, Conn. $53,750 7/01-6/02
Mansfield Lands of Unique Value.
PLANT SCI Singha, S. USDA-Cooperative State Res., Educ. & Ext. $80,000 9/01-9/06
Enhancing Diversity in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Connecticut (Co-PI: Allinson, D.W.)
 
Education
EPSY Chafouleas, S.M. Society for the Study of School Psychology $12,758 8/01-7/02
Acceptability of Brief Functional Analysis in Reading: An Investigation of the Effects of Training on Practicing School Psychologists
EPSY Kehle, T.J. Ashford Public Schools, Ashford, Conn. $11,702 8/01-6/02
Psychological Services to Students (Co-PIs: Chafouleas, S.M.; Bray, M.)
EPSY Kehle, T.J. Ashford Public Schools, Ashford, Conn. $11,702 8/01-6/02
Psychological Services to Students (Co-PIs: Chafouleas, S.M.; Bray, M.)
EPSY Kehle, T.J. Glastonbury Public Schools, Glastonbury, Conn. $21,109 8/01-6/02
Psychological Services to Students (Co-PIs: Chafouleas, S.M.; Bray, M.)
EPSY Kehle, T.J. Willington Public Schools, Willington, Conn. $10,554 8/01-6/02
Psychological Services to Students
EPSY Silver, B.B. Hartford Public Schools, Hartford, Conn. $20,972 4/01-12/01
Professional Development Services
EPSY Silver, B.B. Madison Public Schools, Madison, Conn. $7,222 6/01-12/01
Provision of Scoring and Training for Administration of the Level I Educational Technology Assessment
 
Engineering
CHEM ENG Weiss, R.A. NSF-International Programs $20,540 1/00-3/03
Fracture Toughening of Polypropylene with Liquid Crystalline Polymers
CIV ENG Accorsi, M.L. Department of Defense-U.S. Army $15,340 5/01-8/01
IPA 2001 on Advanced Parachute Simulations
CIV ENG Anagnostou, E.N. National Aeronautics & Space Administration $22,000 9/01-8/04
Investigation of Continuous Thunderstorm Monitoring Over Large Regions Using Satellite Infrared Observations & Lightning Instruments
CIV ENG Anagnostou, E.N. National Aeronautics & Space Administration $90,000 8/01-7/04
Deployment of a Mobile Polarimetric X-Band Radar & Insitu Instrumentation to Support QPE & Microphysical Studies of Tropical Systems
CIV ENG Aultman-Hall, L. University of Kentucky $55,000 7/01-6/02
Development of Freight Commodity Generation Models
CIV ENG Smets, B.F. NSF-Engineering $197,919 8/01-7/02
Directed Evolution of Aromatic Dioxygenases for Trinitrotoluene and Aminodinitrotoluene Degradation (Co-PI: Wood, T.K.)
MECH ENG Murphy, K.D. National Aeronautics & Space Administration $17,000 7/01-8/02
Predictions of Fatigue Life and Delamination in Lightweight Aerospace Components
MECH ENG Pitchumani, R. NSF-Engineering $409,140 9/01-8/04
ITR/AP: Simulation and Optimization of Materials Processing Under Uncertainties: Application to Optical Fiber Drawing (Co-PI: Achenie, L.)
 
Liberal Arts & Sciences
BIOL: EE Goffinet, B. NSF-Biological Sciences $95,298 8/01-7/02
Phylogenetic and Geographic Patterns in Moss Diversity
BIOL: EE Mehrhoff, L.J. Mass Nursery & Landscape Association Inc. $5,000 1/02-12/02
Invasive Plant Identification and Plant Evaluation Project
BIOL: MC Gage, D.J. Department of Energy $189,949 8/01-8/03
Molecular Characterization of Catabolite Repression by Succinate in the Nodulating, Symbiotic, Bacterium Sinorhizobium Meliloti
BIOL: MC Lee, J. UConn Health Center-American Cancer Society $15,000 7/01-9/01
The Role of Mechano-Chemical Signaling in Contact Inhibition of Cell Movement
BIOL: MC O'Neill, M.J. NSF-Biological Sciences $110,000 8/01-7/02
Genomic Imprinting in Viviparous Fishes (Co-PI: O'Neill, R.)
CHEMISTRY Frank, H.A. PHS-NIH-General Medical Studies $143,000 9/01-8/02
Structure and Function of Carotenoids
CHEMISTRY Huang, S.J. Niche Pharma $30,000 9/01-3/02
Sustained Biodegradable Release Systems for Nalmefence
CHEMISTRY Papadimitrakopoulos, F. Wayne State University $15,770 3/01-11/01
Rare-Earth Metal Chelating Lumophores and Photovoltaics
CHEMISTRY Suib, S.L. Advanced Power Systems International Inc. $91,190 6/01-6/02
Characterization of Catalysts
CSRA Barnes, C. Rutgers-State University of New Jersey $3,885 7/01-8/01
New Jersey Workplace Literacy Evaluation Telephone Survey
MARINE SCI Bohlen, W.F. Natural Resource Group Inc. $160,425 7/01-3/02
An Investigation of Sediment Transport and Circulation in the Vicinity of the Thimble Islands
PSYCH Swadlow, H.A. PHS-NIH-National Eye Institute $143,000 9/01-8/02
Visual Cortical Processing of Geniculocortical Bursts
PSYCH Turvey, M.T. NSF-Biological Systems $108,089 8/01-7/02
Haptic Perceptual Instruments
 
Pharmacy
PHARM PRAC Reddy, P. Glaxo Inc. $5,035 6/01-5/02
The Effect of a Letter-Based Ed Program to Physicians and Pharmacists on Compliance with Nat'l Asthma Guidelines and Healthcare
PHARM PRAC White, C.M. Astra Zeneca Clinical Pharmacy $1,000 8/01-8/02
Educational Grant for Equipment
PHARM SCI Aneskievich, B.J. PHS-NIH-Aging $71,500 9/01-8/02
Biochemical Regulation of Human Epidermal Cell Replacement
PHARM SCI Makriyannis, A. PHS-NIH-National Institute of Drug Abuse $1,045,433 5/01-3/02
Endocannabinoid Active Sites as Therapeutic Targets
 
Social Work
SOC WORK Davidson, K. Conn. Dept. of Social Services $3,243,462 7/01-6/02
Agreement Between the Department of Social Services and the University of Connecticut
 
Vice Chancellor for Business & Administration
JORGENSEN Rock, R.D. New England Foundation for the Arts $1,820 7/01-6/02
2001-2002 National Dance Project Ballet Hispanico/Ojos Del Alma/Eyes of the Soul 10/12/01
 
Vice Provost for Research & Graduate Education
ERI Carley, R.J. Connecticut Dept of Environmental Protection $244,092 7/01-6/02
Environmental Analytical Laboratory/Technical Assistance



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