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March 28, 2005

Grants

The following grants were received through the Office for Sponsored Programs in January. 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
College of Agriculture & Natural Resources
Cooperative Extension Centers Arnold, C. Dept. of Commerce/Nat’l Oceanic & Atmospheric Admin./Conn. Long Island Sound
$43,000
10/04-9/05
Coastal Area Land Cover/Land Cover Change Analysis
Natural Resources Management & Engineering Civco, D. National Science Foundation/Williams College
$111,421
10/04-9/07
The Causes and Consequences of Urban Expansion
Nutritional Sciences Fernandez, M. National Institutes of Health/University of Michigan
$8,600
11/04-6/05
Molecular Signaling of Rapamycin Induced Hyperlipidemia
Pathobiology De Guise, S. Morris Animal Foundation
$79,788
12/04-11/06
Protection Upon Vaccination with Morbillivirus in Cetacean Reconstituted SCID Mice
Plant Science Brand, M. Horticultural Research Institute
$20,000
1/05-12/07
DNA Fingerprinting of Berberis Thunbergii and Euonymus Alatus to Determine the Origin of Invasive Populations
Plant Science Musgrave, M. National Aeronautics & Space Administration
$191,922
1/05-11/07
Biological and Physical Constraints on Seed Development in Microgravity
 
Neag School of Education
School of Education, Office of the Dean Kraemer, W. Dept. of Defense/Army Natick Soldier Center/Medical Research & Material Command
$104,000
1/05-6/05
Physical Training and Bone Remodeling: Singular Versus Combined Effects of Resistance and Aerobic Exercise
 
School of Engineering
Civil & Environmental Engineering Accorsi, M. Dept. of Defense/DARPA/United Technologies-Pratt & Whitney
$53,935
1/05-12/05
ETU Curriculum Development and CMC Design System Development
Computer Science & Engineering Kiayias, A. National Science Foundation
$400,000
1/05-12/09
CAREER Cryptographic Aspects of Digital Rights Management
Electrical & Computer Engineering Luh, P. Alstom Power Corp.
$17,606
1/05-6/05
Power Plant Boiler Modeling and Optimization
Electrical & Computer Engineering Pattipati, K. Dept. of Defense/Air Force/ALPHATECH Inc.
$50,100
9/04-11/04
UConn’s Support on DDD-Agents and Analytic Modeling
 
College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Anthropology Sosis, R. Russell Sage Foundation
$165,854
1/05-12/07
Trust, Religion, and Signaling
Center for Survey Barnes, C. APCO Worldwide Research & Analysis
$3,350
12/04-12/04
Survey on Physicians’ Opinions Regarding Litigation
Center for Survey Research and Analysis Pettinico, G. AFL-CIO/New Britain Federation of Teachers
$6,450
1/05-2/05
New Britain High Staff Survey
Chemistry Michel, R. Taylor & Francis
$72,050
1/05-12/07
Spectroscopy Letters Contract
Economics Carstensen, F. Conn. Office of the State Comptroller
$42,000
1/05-2/05
Issues Relating to the Spending Cap
Geology & Geophysics Robbins, G. Dept. of Defense/Navy
$12,189
1/05-1/07
Detailed Hydraulic Assessment Using a High-Resolution Piezocone Coupled to the GEOVIS
History Caner, D. Dumbarton Oaks
$25,990
9/04-5/05
Stewardship Economics in the Early Byzantine Period
Marine Sciences Shumway, S. Environmental Protection Agency
$477,526
1/05-12/07
Assessment of the Potential for Introduction of Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) Species Via Shellfish Transport
Physiology & Neurobiology Nishiyama, A. National Science Foundation
$3,085
1/05-12/05
Satellite Conference: Annual Meeting of the Society of Neuroscience on October 25, 2004; San Diego, California
Sea Grant College Program Getchis, T. Dept. of Commerce/Nat’l Oceanic & Atmospheric Admin./Pacific Shellfish Institute
$67,511
9/04-8/06
Environmental and Technical Assessment of Alternative Shellfish Production Methods
 
School of Pharmacy
Pharmaceutical Sciences Pikal, M. Boehringer Ingelheim Corp. $150,000
1/05-12/07
Stability of Amorphous Pharmaceuticals: Prediction of Onset of Crystallization from Experimental Relaxation Times

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