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Campus Contract and Grant AwardsData provided by the Office
of Research. "()" represent investigators' home departments when those
are different from the administering unit.
July
2002
ANTONUCCI, R.R., OGLE, P., Physics, $53,448, Smithsonian, "Probing the Hot AGN Outflow in NGC 4151."
AWSCHALOM, D.D. (Physics), California NanoSystems Institute, $4,382,334, Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency, Center for Nanoscience Innovation
for Defense (CNID).
BILDSTEN, L., Physics, $309,410, National Science Foundation, "Probing the Deep Interiors of Accreting
White Dwarfs Through Studies of Their Non-Radial
Oscillations."
BLUMENTHAL, D.J., Electrical and Computer Engineering, $1,224,684, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency,
"On-Chip Integration of Advanced Wavelength and Switching
Functions for Robust Analog/Digital WDM Networks."
BRUICE, T.C., Chemistry, $2,655,286, Public Health Service, "Biochemical Mechanisms Enzymes, Cancer, and Models."
BUTLER, A.A. (Chemistry), Marine Science Institute, $58,663, UC Sea Grant College Program,
"Molecular Approaches in Marine Pharmacology."
CARLSON, J.M., Physics, $449,928, James S. McDonnell Foundation, "Complexity and Robustness."
CHURCH, R.L., Geography, $65,000, California Department of Transportation, "Translating GIS Street Network
Files for Use with Paramics."
DAUGHERTY, P.S., Chemical Engineering, $1,046,766, Public Health Service, "Combinatorial Optimization
of Protein Biosensors."
DAWSON, D.R., Marine Science Institute, $50,000, Agriculture Dept., "Fuel Reduction, Product Utilization,
and Low-Impact Forest Management in an Ecological
Reserve at the Urban/Wildland Interface."
ENGLE, J.M., Marine Science Institute, $76,000, UC Santa Cruz, "Coordination of Database Development,
Protocol Standardization, and Regional Activities
Between Minerals Management Service and Others in the
Multi-Agency Rocky Intertidal Monitoring Network."
EVANS, A.G., Materials, $463,701, U.S. Navy, "Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative
on the Science Underpinning Prime Reliant Coatings."
EVANS, A.G., ZOK, F.W., Materials, $1,500,000, Harvard University, "Mechanisms and Mechanics
Governing Blast Mitigation in Naval Structures."
FISHER, M.P., Physics, $381,000, National Science Foundation, "Strongly Correlated Low-Dimensional
Systems."
GREEN, J.L., DIXON, C.N., Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, $24,500, UC Office of the President,
"Connecting K-12 Teachers and Students with UC
Academic Forums: Researching Professional
Development and Student Learning."
HESPANHA, J., Electrical and Computer Engineering, $306,066, Honeywell, Inc., "Probabilistic Mapping
and Distributed Cooperative Mission Planning."
HILL, N.A., Materials, $180,106, Energy Dept., "Design of the First Ferromagnetic Piezoelectric."
HODGES, S.A., Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology, $45,000, National Science Foundation, "Analysis of
Speciation Mechanisms in an Adaptive Radiation."
JIMERSON, S.R., Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, $81,000, County of Santa Barbara, Challenge II Year 4.
JONES, C., ROBERTS, D.A. (Geography), Institute for Computational Earth System Science, $55,000,
Agriculture Dept., "High-Resolution Real-Time Forecasts
for Southern California: Applications to Wildfires
Management."
KELLER, A.A., Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, $138,364, California Water Control
Board, Santa Clara TMDL Consensus Process.
KENDALL, B.E., MCAUSLAND, C., Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, $18,000,
California EPA Environmental Health Hazard, "Assessment
of Chemical and Non-Chemical Stressors on Fall-Run
Chinook Salmon in Dry Creek (Sacramento and Placer
Counties)."
KNAPP, R.A., Marine Science Institute, $78,827, UC Berkeley, "Amphibian Disease Dynamics in a
Fragmented Landscape."
KURIS, A.M., Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology, $15,352, Coastal Resources Alliance, "Preliminary
Studies of Nonchemical Ghost Shrimp Control to Avoid
Harm and Promote Spartina Bio-Control Populations."
LAL, R., Neuroscience Research Institute, $1,286,000, Public Health Service, "Structure, Activity &
Physiological Role of Hemichannels."
LEAL, L.G., Chemical Engineering, $285,000, National Science Foundation, "Viscoelastic and
Surfactant Effects on the Deformation, Breakup
and Coalescence of Drops in Flow."
LI, M., Computer Science, $201,430, National Science Foundation, "Kolmogorov Complexity
and Its Applications."
MACDONALD, N.C. (Mechanical & Environmental Engineering), California NanoSystems In stitute,
$2,169,999, Ohio State University, "Optical True
Time Delay Based on Recirculating (White) Cell and
Micromirror Technology."
POLANCO, T., KYRATZIS, A., Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, $15,000, UC Linguistic Minority
Research Institute, "The Effects of Preschool
and Kindergarten Experiences on Developing Early
Scholastic and Self-Regulatory Competencies in Socially
and Economically Disadvantaged Young Children."
PUTNAR, M., Mathematics, $17,700, National Science Foundation, "Quadrature Domains
and Related Topics."
RAY, M.K., Orfalea Family Children’s Center, $31,000, California Department of Education, 2001-2002
CDE Food Program Account.
SASSEEN, T.P., CORDOVA, F.A., Physics, $28,051, Smithsonian, "A Combined Chandra/XMM Attack
on the Astrophysics of the Hard X-Ray Background."
SCALAPINO, D.J., Physics, $396,000, National Science Foundation, "Physics of Strongly
Interacting, Many-Electron Systems."
SHIMIZU, C.P., Asian American Studies, $5,000, UC Irvine, "The Fact of Asian Women."
SMITH, R.C., Institute for Computational Earth System Science, $53,350, National Science Foundation,
"Optical Environmental of the Western Antarctic
Peninsula (WAP) Region."
SYLVESTER, A.G. (Geological Sciences), Institute for Crustal Studies, $8,000, Interior Dept.,
"Geologic Mapping of the Big Pine and Pine
Mountain Faults: A Rotated Microplate Boundary
in Southern California."
THEOFANOUS, T.G., Chemical Engineering, $90,000, UC Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory,
"Effective-Field Modeling of Rayleigh-Taylor Mixing."
WEISSGLASS, J., Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, $50,000, UC Los Angeles, California Mathematics Project:
Regional Site Support for Summer 2003 Flagship Institutes.
YANG, H.T., BRUCH, J.C., Mechanical & Environmental Engineering, $24,000, NASA, "Determining
Mechanical Properties of Nanomaterials
Using Nanoindentation and a Finite Element Method."
ZWICK, R., Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, $10,000, UC Berkeley, "The Validity of University of California
Admissions Criteria: An Analysis Within Campuses,
Cohorts, and Student Groups".
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