Campus Contract and Grant Awards

Data provided by the Office of Research. "()" represent investigators' home departments when those are different from the administering unit.

December 2002

ANDELMAN, S.J. (Marine Science Institute), PYKE, C.R.

(Marine Science Institute), National Center for Ecological

Analysis & Synthesis, $129,402, Nature Conservancy, "Climate,

Ecosystems, and Land-Use: Understanding Environmental

Variability in Human-Dominated Landscapes."

BELKIN, A. (Political Science), Institute for Social,

Behavioral, and Economic Research, $15,000, Gill Foundation,

Center for the Study of Sexual Minorities in the Military.

BEUTLER, L.E., HARWOOD, T.M., Gevirtz Graduate School

of Education, $34,100, Central Coast Commission for Senior

Citizens, Strategic Plan and Assessment of Elderly Substance

Abuse.

BROWN, F.L., Chemistry & Biochemistry, $35,000,

Research Corporation, Research Innovation Award: "Methods for

Interpreting Single Molecule Spectroscopy: Generating Functions,

Stochastic Simulation and E-Machine Reconstruction."

DAUGHERTY, P.S., Chemical Engineering, $12,500,

Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, SBCH-UCSB Special Research

Award: "Enzyme Engineering for Alzheimer's (Ab) Peptide

Proteolysis."

DOZIER, J.C., Donald Bren School of Environmental

Science & Management, $50,000, UC Los Alamos National

Laboratory, "Influences of Topography and Plant Canopies on

Surface Climate Variability."

FLACKS, R. (Sociology), Institute for Social,

Behavioral, and Economic Research, $7,736, UC Institute

for Labor and Employment, "Exploring the Dimensions of

a New Labor Movement: Perspectives of Front Line

Organizations."

FORD, P.C., STROUSE, G.F., Chemistry & Biochemistry,

$42,320, UC Los Alamos National Laboratory, "Transient

Infrared Analysis of Surface State Participation in

Nanomaterials."

GANS, P.B. (Geological Sciences), Institute for

Crustal Studies, $360,347, National Science Foundation,

"Neogene Evolution of the Sonoran Margin: The Transition from

Backarc Extension to Transtensional Rifting."

GARRATT, R. (Economics), Institute for Social,

Behavioral, and Economic Research, $7,770, UC MEXUS,

"Bank Runs."

GERBER, M. (Gevirtz Graduate School of Education),

LEAFSTEDT, J. (Gevirtz Graduate School of Education),

Institute for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Research, $15,000,

American Educational Research Association, "Microgenetic

Analysis of Reading Development in English Learners."

HARRELD, J.H. (Chemistry & Biochemistry), Mitsubishi Chemical

Center for Advanced Materials, $67,000, Mitsubishi, "Transparent

Organic-Inorganic Hybrid Plastics for Optoelectronic

Applications."

HOMSY, G.M., Mechanical & Environmental Engineering,

$120,000, Stanford University, "Development of Strand

Theories of Polymer Stress."

JUERGENSMEYER, M. (Sociology), College of

Letters & Science, $3,000, UC Institute of Global

Conflict & Cooperation, Global & International Studies

Program: IGCC Block/Activity Grants.

KAMNISKY, K., YOUNG, M.D. (Student Affairs Division),

Student Health Service, $3,000, Santa Barbara County,

"Tobacco Cessation for Special Populations."

KENDALL, B.E., MCAUSLAND, C., Donald Bren School of

Environmental Science & Management, $7,855, Placer

County, "Dry Creek Ecological Risk Assessment."

LI, C.N., Graduate Division, $260,248,

Education Dept., Jacob Javits Graduate Fellowship.

MADISON, J.L., YOUNG, M.D., Student Affairs Division,

$13,165, California Department of Education,

Summer Food Service Program.

MANJUNATH, B.S., Electrical & Computer Engineering,

$2,909,596, National Science Foundation, IGERT:

Graduate Training Program in Interactive Digital Multimedia.

MARTIN, C.L., Physics, $625,000, David and Lucile

Packard Foundation, David & Lucile Packard Foundation

Fellowship for Science and Engineering.

NICHOLSON, C., Institute for Crustal Studies, $40,000,

Interior Dept., "Kinematic Mapping of 3D Fault Planes

in Southern California."

PEARSON, J.A., Dramatic Art, $3,600, Santa

Barbara County Arts Commission, "Cal Arts."

PETZOLD, L.R., Computer Science, $2,894,749,

National Science Foundation, "Development of a

Graduate Education Program in Computational Science and

Engineering with Emphasis on Multiscale Problems in Fluids

and Materials."

RINKER, R.G., College of Engineering, $231,222,

UC MESA and $72,114, UC Office of the President,

Continuing MESA Schools Program.

ROSE, K., GERSHO, A., Electrical & Computer Engineering,

$76,393, UC MICRO, "Efficient Compression and Processing

of Audio and Video Signals."

SCHIMEL, J.P., Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology,

$354,901, Colorado State University, "Coupling of

Carbon and Water Cycles in a Cold, Dry Ecosystem:

Integrative Physical, Chemical, and Biology Processes

and Their Controls on CO2 Exchange."

SCHNEIDER, B.E. (Sociology), BRYANT, K. (Sociology),

Institute for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Research,

$3,000, Social Science Research Council, "The Politics of

Sexuality and the Making of "Gender Identity Disorder."

SEGURA, D.A. (Sociology), GARCIA, L. (Sociology),

Institute for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Research,

$3,000, Social Science Research Council, "Beyond the

Latina Virgin/Whore Dichotomy: Investigating Latina Adolescent

Sexual Subjectivity."

SHI, J.C., Institute for Computational Earth System

Science, $20,000, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, HYDROS

Project Risk Mitigation Task Plan.

THEOFANOUS, T.G., Chemical Engineering, $90,000,

UC Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, "Risk

Assessment and Management in Engineering Systems Supersonic

Flow, Simulation, Wind Tunnel."

WONG, R.S. (Sociology), Institute for Social,

Behavioral, and Economic Research, $11,661,

University of Michigan, University of Michigan Survey Project.

ZIMMERMAN, D.H., WAKIN, M., Sociology, $24,713,

Department of HUD, "Documenting the Use of Vehicles as

Housing: Towards a More Permanent Solution."