BONITA BIEGALKE, biomedical science, received $71,500 for her Analysis of PUL34 A Transcriptional Regulator of the Human Cytomegalovirus Immune Evasion Gene, US3 project from the American Heart Association for the fiscal year 2005.

JOHN BROSE, College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) family medicine, received $53,181 for his Government Relations Liaison Agreement from the Ohio Osteopathic Association for the fiscal year 2005.

KIM BROWN, environmental and plant biology, received $2,000 for her Using DISTRIB/SHIFT Outputs to Implement PnET-II for Assessment of Forest Carbon Consequences of Potential Global-Change Driven Shifts in Tree Species Distribution project from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the fiscal year 2005.

PATRICIA BURNETT, College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) student affairs, received $281,116 for her Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students Award from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for the fiscal year 2005.

DANIEL CARMAN, physics and astronomy, received $39,889.08 for his Jefferson Laboratory Glue X/Hall D Post Doc project from the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility - S.E. Universities Research Association for the fiscal year 2005.

DANIEL CARMAN, physics and astronomy, and KENNETH HICKS, physics and astronomy, received $5,678.56 for their Jefferson Laboratory Hall B PostDoc project from the S.E. Universities Research Association for the fiscal year 2005.

TIAO CHANG, civil engineering, received $13,000 for his A Cooperative Project for Research and Education between Feng Chia University and Ohio University project from Feng Chia University for the fiscal year 2005.

KEVIN CRIST, chemical engineering, received $14,782 for his Photochemical Grid Modeling: Evaluation of Control Options for Cleveland/Cincinnati project from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for the fiscal year 2005.

PATRICIA DEWEES, Voinovich Center, received $125,000 for her CAN: Networks for Rural Policy Development project from the WK Kellogg Foundation for the fiscal year 2005.

DAVID DRABOLD, physics and astronomy, received $82,000 for his Theoretical Studies of Non-Crystalline Solids project from the National Science Foundation for the fiscal year 2005.

DAVID DRABOLD, physics and astronomy, received $78,238 for his Nanoscale Order in Amporphous Solids: Structure, Transformations and Electronic Properties project from the University of Illinois Urbana for the fiscal year 2005.

JOSEPH ESSMAN, electrical engineering, and CONSTANTINOS VASSILIADIS, electrical engineering and computer science, received $40,000 for their TEAMS Test Development project from The Junior Engineering Technical Society for the fiscal year 2005.

NORMAN GEVITZ, College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) social medicine, received $123,835 for his Health Policy Fellowship Agreement with New York College of Osteopathic Medicine project from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine for the fiscal year 2005. He also received $1,681.48 for his Health Policy Fellowship Agreement with New York College of Osteopathic Medicine from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine for the fiscal year 2005.

PATRICK GRIFFIN, history, received $30,000 for his "Dark and Bloody Ground: Empire, Nation and Myth on the American Frontier, 1763-95" project from the American Council of Learned Societies for the fiscal year 2005.

JAMES HEAP, College of Education, received $336,951 for his Upward Bound Program from the U.S. Department of Education for the fiscal year 2005.

SCOTT HOOPER, biological sciences, received $199,859 for his Phase Maintenance, Neuron Properties to Muscle Response project from the National Institute of Health for the fiscal year 2005. He also received $81,490 for his RCN: The Pyloric Model Group: Functional Analysis of a Complex, Distributed Biological Neural Network project from the National Science Foundation for the fiscal year 2005.

JERRY B. HOY, Voinovich Center, received $12,000 for his Hocking County Comprehensive Land Use Plan Assistance project from Hocking County Commissioners for the fiscal year 2005.

JOHN KOPCHICK, College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) biomedical sciences, received $755,349 for his Diabetes Genomics and Proteinomics project from Diathegen for the fiscal year 2005.

JOHN KOPCHICK, College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) biomedical sciences, DARLENE BERRYMAN, human and consumer sciences, and KAREN COSCHIGANO, College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) biomedical sciences, received $118,414 for their The Impact of Growth Hormone on Adipose Tissue project from the National Institute of Health for the fiscal year 2005.

GREGORY KREMER, mechanical engineering, DAVID BAYLESS, mechanical engineering, MORGAN VIS-CHIASSON, environmental and plant biology, and BEN STUART, civil engineering, received $50,000 for their Enhanced Practical Photosynthetic CO2 Mitigation project from the U.S. Department of Energy for the fiscal year 2005.

DAEWOO LEE, biological sciences, received $19,661 for his "Does Disruption of Dopamine Homeostasis Underlie Alpha-Synuclein-Induced Neurodegeneration?" project from the Parkinson Disease Foundation for the fiscal year 2005.

JAMES LEIN, geography, received $56,753 for his Wildfire Risk Mapping at the Wildlife/Urban Interface project from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for the fiscal year 2005. He also received $89,500 for his Sustaining Land Remote Sensing Education and Research in Ohio project from Americaview, Inc. for the fiscal year 2005.

TADEUSZ MALINSKI, chemistry and biochemistry, received $100,000 for his Topical Gaseous Nitric Oxide and Carbon Monoxide Therapy in Acceleration of Wound Healing project from the GEMI Fund for the fiscal year 2005.

DREW McDANIEL, School of Telecommunication, received $9,986 for his Beyond Violence: Transforming Intractable Conflicts project from the U.S. Institute of Peace for the fiscal year 2005. He also received $16,600 for his Open Society Institute Summer Internship minigrants from the Open Society Institute Development Foundation for the fiscal year 2005.

PAULA McMURRAY-SCHWARZ, Regional Higher Education (RHE) at Belmont Eastern campus, received $67,000 for her Early Literacy Specialist project from the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services for the fiscal year 2005.

DANIEL PHILLIPS, physics and astronomy, received $61,000 for his Few Nucleon Systems in the Laboratory, Supernovae and the Cosmos project from the U.S. Department of Energy for the fiscal year 2005.

JAMES THOMAS, physical therapy, DAVID ELAND, College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) family medicine, and CRISTOPHER FRANCE, psychology, received $405,604 for their Altered Motor Coordination in Recurrent Low Back Pain project from the National Institute of Health for the fiscal year 2005.

SERGIO ULLOA, physics and astronomy, and NANCY SANDLER, physics and astronomy, received $34,000 for their Correlation Effects and Transport in Nanostructured Materials: An Argentina-Brazil-USA Collaboration project from the National Science Foundation for the fiscal year 2005.

DAVID WIGHT, Edison Biotechnology Institute, received $246,000 for his Edison Core Administration project from Omeris for the fiscal year 2005.