Campus Contract and Grant Awards

Behavioral, and Economic Research, $24,961, National Science

Foundation, "High Risk Exploratory Research: Confirming an

Upper Paleolithic Occupation of the Central Tibetan Plateau."

UC Institute for Labor and Employment, "The Development of

Temporary Work in Italy or How Flexibility Becomes Routine."

$330,000, U.S. Navy, "Biologically-Inspired Spintronics:

Harvesting Photons and Self-Assembling Multifunctional

Electronics."

Center for Advanced Materials, $240,000, Mitsubishi,

"IRP5: Flexible Displays Fabricated by Processing the

Active Materials from Solution."

Johns Hopkins University, "Organic Synthesis in Hypervelocity

Impacts."

California Arts Council, Touring & Presenting Program.

Laboratory, "Angular Momentum and Energy Transport in

Gamma-Ray Burst Accretion Flows."

Mitsubishi Chemical Center for Advanced Materials,

$280,000, Mitsubishi, "IRP4: Phosphors for Solid State

Lighting and Quantum Dot LEDs."

Marine Science Institute, $253,359, Virginia Institute of

Marine Science, "Quantification and Modeling of DOC and DON

Release in Marine Systems: A Study of Increasing Trophic

Complexity."

UC MICRO, "Sequential Verification for RTL Design Using

ATPG and Search Technologies."

UC MICRO, "Opto-Electronic Wavelength Converter."

"High Resolution Time Series Measurements of Bio-Optical

and Physical Variability in the Coastal Ocean as Part of

HyCODE."

$75,000, UC Los Alamos National Laboratory, "Computational

Studies of Statistical Field Theory Models of Soft Materials."

Computational Earth System Science, $660,000, Energy Dept.,

"Understanding Radiative Processes in Realistic Cloud and

Aerosol Distributions."

$130,177, UC Davis, "Impacts and Control of an Invasive

Seaweed in California Marine Protected Areas."

$124,999, University of Washington, "Science & Technology

Center on Materials and Devices for Information Technology

Research."

"ROLE: Internal and External Visualization in Complex Spatial

Thinking."

California EPA Water Control Board, "Development of an

Index of Biological Integrity for Streams of the Eastern

Sierra Nevada and Lake Tahoe Basin Using Invertebrates and

Algae as Indicators."

Marine Science Institute, $329,618, National Science Foundation,

"Evolutionary Loss of the Heat Shock Response in Antarctic

Fishes."

Whitmer, A.C., Marine Science Institute, $139,141,

National Science Foundation, ADVANCE: Leadership Award.

Science & Management, $5,000, Southern California Coastal

Water Research, "Comparative Evaluation of Microbiological

Source Tracking Techniques."

UC MICRO, "Fiber to Wireless LAN ­Enhancing Network

Connectivity for Distributed Sensor and Communication

Systems."

$1,500 and $13,500, UC Institute of Global Conflict &

Cooperation, Global & International Studies Program:

IGCC Block/Activity Grants.

& Management, $49,999, UC Los Alamos National Laboratory,

"Modeling Stochastic Multiphase Flow in Porous Media."

Research Corporation, "Structure and Fracture of Interfaces

Strengthened by Adhesion Promoter Layers."

Advanced Materials, $300,000, Mitsubishi, "IRP1: Specialty

Polyolefins."

UC MICRO and $40,000, Sonatech, Inc., "Multi-Frequency

Bistatic Backward Propagation Technique for High-Resolution

Synthetic-Aperture Sonar Imaging."

UC MICRO and $40,000, Nokia MobilePhones, Inc., "High

Efficiency Switch-Mode Amplifiers for Portable and Base

Station Applications."

Laboratory, "Large Scale Optical Transient Survey: The TOSS

Project."

$2,812, UC MICRO, "Research on Physical Design."

$20,250, UC MICRO, "Interconnect Planning for Hierarchical

FPGA's."

$16,875, UC MICRO, "Modeling, Testing and Diagnosing

Deep Submicron Defects."

Institute, "An Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Survey of Star

Forming Galaxies in the Local Universe."

National Laboratory, "SAGE Simulations of Primordial

Dwarf Galaxies."

Adrena, Inc., "Optimization of Photovoltaic Devices."

Philips/Polygram Corp. and $36,562, UC MICRO, "Efficient

Image and Video Processing."

Chemical Engineering, $200,000, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,

"Preparation of Deformation and Fracture Minibeam (DFMBs)

and Other Specialized Specimens for the US JAERI

Experiments."

UC Los Alamos National Laboratory, "Fully Non-linear

Inversion of Dynamic Earthquake Rupture Propagation."

Science Foundation, "Colloidal Engineering of Photonic

Materials."

Virginia Institute of Marine Science, "Long-Term Ecological

Research on the Antarctic Marine Ecosystem: Climate Migration,

Ecosystem Response and Teleconnections in an Ice-Dominated

Environment."

National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis,

$440,106, University of North Carolina, "An Information

Infrastructure for Vegetation Science."

& Planetary Physics, "Spectral Unmixing of Multispectral

Thermal Imager Data."

Earth System Science, $96,000, Virginia Institute of

Marine Science, "Long-Term Ecological Research on the

Antarctic Marine Ecosystem: Climate Migration, Ecosystem

Response and Teleconnections in an Ice-Dominated

Environment."

UC MEXUS, UC MEXUS Travel Grant.

Inc., "AlGaN-Based UV Detectors."

Cree Research, Inc., "Compact AIGaN-Based Emitters

for Remote Bio-Agent Sensing."

Science & Technology, $80,000, American Chemical Society,

"F-Center Spin Glasses."

Research Corporation, "Atomic Scale Studies of High-k

Gate Dielectrics: Interfaces, Phase Changes and Dielectric

Properties."

University, "Atomic Resolution Scanning Transmission Electron

Microscopy of Advanced Gate Dielectric Stacks."

Polymers & Organic Solids, $43,000, UC Los Alamos National

Laboratory, "Theoretical and Magnetic Studies of Dilute

Magnetic Semiconductor Quantum Dots."

Center for Advanced Materials, $183,000, Mitsubishi,

"IRP2: Organic-Inorganic Interpenetrating Polymeric Networks

and Battery Materials."

Center for Advanced Materials, $200,000, Mitsubishi,

"IRP3: Fullerenes for the Next Generation of Energy Device

Materials."

UC MICRO, "Sequential Equivalence Checking of Embedded

Memories: Tools and Methodologies."

of Education, $47,259, UC Los Angeles, South Coast

Science Project 02-03 (Advance).

Texas A&M University, Ocean Drilling Program Scientific

Cruise 206.