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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.
October
2002
AGRAWAL, D., EL ABBADI, A., Computer Science, $20,000, UC MICRO, "Using Network Hardware Acceleration
for Database and Distribution Applications."
ALDENDERFER, M. (Anthropology), Institute for Social,Behavioral, and Economic Research, $6,090, UC Digital
Media Innovation Program, "In-Field Digital Methods for
the Recording of Archaeological Excavation: a Conference."
BELDING-ROYER, E.M., Computer Science, $24,375, UC MICRO, "Providing Internet Connectivity
to Ad Hoc Mobile Networks."
BIELBY, W.T., Sociology, $8,000, UC Institute for Labor and Employment, "Serial Employment:
Professional, Managerial, and Technical Workers
in the New Economy."
BLUMENTHAL, D.J., Electrical & Computer Engineering,$129,999, U.S. Navy, "Wavelength Steering for
Analog Radio Frequency Photonic Link Filtering."
BLUMENTHAL, D.J., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $571,544, Cisco Systems, Inc., and $454,922,
UC Digital Media Innovation Program, "All-Optical
Label Swapping Adaptation Layers and Network Interfaces."
BLUMENTHAL, D.J., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $25,000, Intel Corporation, "Optical Packet
Switching Protocol Processing and Performance Analysis."
BLUMENTHAL, D.J., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $13,185, UC MICRO, "Digitally Tunable Frequency
Agile Lasers and Reconfigurable WDM Network Applications."
BLUMENTHAL, D.J., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $306,529, Cisco Systems, Inc., "10 Gbps NRZ Signal
Processing Elements using Integrated InP Photonic
Building Blocks."
BREWER, F.D., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $50,000, Intel Corporation, and $40,500,
UC MICRO, "Symbolic Architectural Synthesis III."
BUTLER, A.A., Chemistry & Biochemistry, $415,000, National Science Foundation, "Investigations
of the Mechanism of Vanadium Haloperoxidases."
CHANDRASEKARAN, S., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $82,020, UC Berkeley, "Collaborative Research:
Fast Numerically Stable Matrix Algorithms (with UCSB)."
CLARKE, D.R., EVANS, A.G., Materials, $100,484, Clemson University, "A Science-Based Approach to
Enhanced Zirconia-Based Thermal Barrier Coatings
for Advanced Gas Turbine Applications."
CLARKE, D.R., Materials, $42,000, Universal Technology Corporation, "Thermal Barrier
Coating Inspection Using Luminescence Shifts."
DELMAS, M. (Bren School of Environmental Science & Management), Aigner, D. (Bren School of Environmental
Science & Management), Institute for Social,
Behavioral, and Economic Research, $229,473,
Environmental Protection Agency, "Environmental
Management Strategies and Corporate Performance:
Identification and Analysis of the Motivators of
Regulated Entities' Environmental Behavior and Performance."
DOYLE, F.J., Chemical Engineering, $172,162, University of Delaware, "Sensing and Analyzing
Stress During Protein Expression."
GIBSON, J.D., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $232,488, National Science Foundation,
"Spectral Entropy and Adaptive, Lossy Source Coding."
HELFRICH, K.G., SCOATES, C.J., Art Museum, $40,956, National Endowment for the Humanities, "Crafting
a Regional Modernism: The Architecture of Antonin
and Noemi Raymond."
KHAMMASH, M., Mechanical & Environmental Engineering, $49,082, National Science Foundation, "SGER:
Applying Control Engineering Concepts for
Understanding Biological Regulation."
KOEGEL, R.L., Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, $150,930, County of Santa Barbara, First S.T.E.P.
Year 2-3.
LEE, H., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $30,000, Karl Storz Imaging, and $23,062, UC MICRO,
"Viewing Enhancement in Video-Endoscopy."
LENIHAN, H.S. (Bren School of Environmental Science & Management), BROOKS, A.J., Marine Science Institute,
$112,348, Interior Dept., "Relative Importance of
POCS Oil Platforms on the Regional Population Dynamics
of Reef Fishes in the Eastern Santa Barbara Channel."
LICHTENSTEIN, N.N., History, $14,500, UC Institute for Labor and Employment, "Justice at Work:
a Conference Honoring David Brody."
LITTLE, R.D., Chemistry & Biochemistry, $175,129, Procter & Gamble Company, "Materials Synthesis."
MADHOW, U., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $276,088, U.S. Navy, "Network-Centric Quality
of Service in Heterogeneous Networks."
MEIBURG, E., Mechanical & Environmental Engineering, $150,000, UC San Diego, "Non-Boussinesq Gravity
Currents and Two-Layer Bores."
MERTES, L.A., Geography, $48,351, Nature Conservancy, "Grant Programs Except Ecosystem Research-Santa
Clara River, UCSB-TNC."
NAKAMOTO-LEVINE, S.N., SPICKARD, P., History, $5,000, UC Institute for Labor and Employment,
"Americanizing Japanese Immigrant Women and Families
on Hawaii's Sugar Plantations, 1900-1945."
PAGE, H.M., DUGAN, J.E., Marine Science Institute, $156,515, Interior Dept., "Ecological Performance
and Trophic Links: Comparisons Among Platforms
and Natural Reefs for Selected Fishes and Their Prey."
RAY, M.K., Student Affairs Division, $11,180, California Department of Education, Infant/Toddler
Resource Grant.
RODWELL, M., Electrical & Computer Engineering, $746,419, Rockwell International Corporation,
"Submicron Polycrystalline Regrown Heterojunction
Bipolar Transistors."
SCHAUSER, K.E., Computer Science, $33,750, UC MICRO, "Providing Quality of Service for Internet Clusters."
SPECK, J.S., Materials, $300,000, U.S. Navy, "Basic Materials Studies in MBE-Grown GaN, InGaN, and InN."
STEIDL, J.H., Institute for Crustal Studies, $674,279, Brigham Young University, "Permanently
Instrumented Field Sites for Study of
Soil-Foundation-Structure-Interaction."
STONICH, S.C. (Anthropology), WEIANT, P.A. (Anthropology), Institute for Social, Behavioral,
and Economic Research, $38,101, UC Pacific Rim
Research Program, "The Role of Marine Protected Areas
(MPAs) in Providing Livelihoods and Food Security in
Coastal Communities of the Pacific Rim Region."
SULLIVAN, R. (Sociology), FLACKS, R. (Sociology), Institute for Social, Behavioral, and Economic
Research, $19,973, UC Institute for Labor and Employment,
"Making People Pro-Union: Exploring Social Movement
Dynamics in Labor Organizing."
TANIMOTO, T. (Geological Sciences), Institute for Crustal Studies, $18,000, UC Institute
of Geophysics & Planetary Physics, "Continuous
Free Oscillations and its Application to Planetary Seismology."
TIRRELL, M.V. (College of Engineering), Chemical Engineering, $116,995, Florida Atlantic
University, "Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering
Tissue Engineering Using Peptide Amphiphile Biomimetics."
TO, J.K., YOUNG, M.K. (Student Affairs Division), Associated Students, $25,000, California Governor's
Office on Service and Volunteerism, CAB Corps Planning
Grant 2002.
VALENTINE, D.L. (Geological Sciences), Marine Science Institute, $83,071, Interior Dept.,
"Weathering of Aromatic Compounds in the Coastal Marine
Environment: Quantifying Rates of Microbial Metabolism."
WASHBURN, L., (Geography), Marine Science Institute, $135,210, Interior Dept., "Observations of the Surface
Circulation in the Eastern Santa Barbara Channel Using
High Frequency Radar and Lagrangian Drifters."
WICKER, L., BROWN, M.T., Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, $20,000, UC ACCORD, "A Social
Cognitive Model of Attrition."
WOLSKI, R.M., KRINTZ, C., Computer Science, $29,925, National Science Foundation, "Developing a
Resource-Aware Adaptive Compilation System for
High-Performance Distributed Computing."
ZIMMERMAN, D.H., Sociology, $10,000, UC Institute for Labor and Employment, "La Barda:
Documenting Conditions and Exploring Change at
Santa Barbara's Labor Line."
ZOK, F.W., Materials, $200,000, Triton Systems, Inc., "Design and Failure Prediction of Hybrid
Graded Composites."
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