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January 27,
2003
The following grants were received through the Office for Sponsored
Programs in November. 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 and is printed in one or more issues, depending
on space available.
| Department |
Principal
Investigator |
Sponsor |
Amount |
Award Period |
| Agriculture & Natural
Resources |
| AG ECON |
Johnston, R. |
USDA-CSREES |
$7,222 |
08/02-02/03 |
| Decision Information and Support Structures to
Sustain Farm, Forest, and Open Space in Rural Communities of
Southern New England |
| NUTR SCIENCE |
Perez-Escamilla, R. |
PHS-NIH |
$21,975 |
10/02-08/03 |
| Optimal Child Nutrition in HIV-Affected
Communities |
| PATHOBIOLOGY |
Van Kruiningen, H. |
Broad Med Research |
$81,881 |
11/02-10/03 |
| Epidemiology of Familial Crohn's
Disease |
| Engineering |
| CIV ENG |
Stephens, J. |
DOT |
$120,355 |
07/02-06/03 |
| Establishment of the Connecticut Advanced
Pavement Lab, Fiscal Year 2003 |
| COMP SCI |
Ammar, R. |
Egypt Cult. & Ed. |
$7,000 |
09/02-08/03 |
| Efficient Query Processing in Heterogeneous
Database System |
| ECE |
Taylor, G. |
Opel Inc. |
$41,500 |
06/02-12/02 |
| High Frequency Optoelectronic Pulse Source for
Digital Communications |
| METALLURGY |
Padture, N. |
DOD-Navy |
$40,000 |
09/02-08/03 |
| Processing and Mechanical Properties of
Nanostructured Ceramics |
| Fine Arts |
| MUSEUM |
Bruhn, T. |
Conn-Comm Arts |
$3,500 |
07/02-06/03 |
| Exhibitions Program Support Grant |
| Liberal Arts & Sciences |
| BIOL: EE |
Rubega, M. |
Conn-DEP-LIS |
$24,635 |
09/02-12/03 |
| Effects of Artificial Lighting on Beach-Nesting
Waterbirds: Integrating Experimental and Observational
Studies |
| BIOL: EE |
Rubega, M. |
Conn-DEP-LIS |
$24,434 |
09/02-12/03 |
| Saltmarsh-Breeding Sparrows in Long Island
Sound Marshes: Testing the Status of Globally Important
Population |
| BIOL: MC |
Chen, T. |
USDA-NRI |
$200,000 |
11/02-11/04 |
| Production of Disease-Resistant Shrimps by
Manipulation of Antimicrobial Peptide Genes |
| BIOL: MC |
Goldhamer, D. |
Musc. Dyst. Assn. |
$21,600 |
09/02-12/04 |
| Satellite Cell Development, Commitment and
Renewal |
| CHEMISTRY |
Suib, S. |
Syntroleum Inc. |
$168,195 |
09/02-09/05 |
| Analysis of Samples |
| CSRA |
Barnes, C. |
West Hartford |
$16,000 |
07/02-12/02 |
| Willingness to Pay |
| CSRA |
Barnes, C. |
Inst. Incl. Work |
$150,000 |
10/02-06/03 |
| Fairness in the Workplace Survey |
| CSRA |
Barnes, C. |
United Way |
$18,000 |
02/02-11/02 |
| Groton |
| CSRA |
Hunter, P. |
Bridgeport ERC |
$6,400 |
09/02-02/03 |
| Bridgeport Economic Resource Center
Research |
| FOR. LANG. |
Travis, R. |
Hellenic Study |
$11,000 |
09/02-12/02 |
| Tragic Identification and Poetic Education in
Fifth-Century Athens |
| GEOGRAPHY |
Cromley, E. |
PHS-CDC |
$13,565 |
09/02-08/03 |
| GIS for Prevention of Tick-Borne Illness (Year
4) (Graph Information System) |
| GEOLOGY |
Cormier, V. |
NSF-EAR |
$80,991 |
01/03-12/05 |
| Heterogeneity, Anisotropy, and Seismic
Attenuation in Earth's Inner Core and Lower Mantle (Post-Doc
Fellow: Anastasia Stroujkova) |
| MARINE SCI |
Fitzgerald, W. |
Sci. Museum Minn. |
$45,766 |
07/02-06/03 |
| Evaluation of Recent Trends in Atmospheric
Mercury Deposition in South Florida from Lake-Sediment
Records |
| PHYSICS |
Stwalley, W. |
Commerce-NIST |
$75,086 |
10/02-10/03 |
| Quantum Information Processing Using
Microscopic Magnetic Traps for Neutral Atoms |
| PSYCHOLOGY |
Johnson, B. |
PHS-NIH |
$2,137,717 |
12/02-11/07 |
| Syntheses of HIV Risk Reduction
Research |
| PSYCHOLOGY |
Frisman, L. |
Conn.-DMHAS |
$163,180 |
09/02-08/03 |
| Mental Health and Addiction Services Research
Development Initiative |
| SOCIOLOGY |
Naples, N. |
Soc Sci Research |
$10,000 |
10/02-09/03 |
| Working Group to Publish Lionel Cantu's
Papers |
| STATISTICS |
Kulldorff, M. |
Sloan Foundation |
$21,592 |
08/02-05/03 |
| Syndromic Disease Surveillance |
| Social Work |
| SOCIAL WORK |
Davidson, K. |
Conn.-DMHAS |
$36,900 |
08/02-06/03 |
| Agreement Between the Department of Mental
Health and the University of Connecticut School of Social
Work |
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