COM - Family Medicine

HAROLD THOMPSON III, Center of Excellence, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Mechanical Engineering

JAY GUNASEKERA, Basic Research and Development of Ti-B Alloys, Universal Technology Corporation, $96,730.

Physics and Astronomy

MARTIN KORDESCH, Novel Host Materials for Solid State Lasers, Nanohmics, Inc.

Voinovich Center

PAT DEWEES, AORIC Management Support – Year 2, Foundation for Appalachian Ohio, $89,000;

CHRISTY HOWARD, Steubenville City Health GIS, Steubenville City Health Department, $2,580.

Continued Education

CINDY OLIVER, Zanesville, The Women of Appalachia – Their Heritage and Accomplishments, Ohio Humanities Council, $1,000.

COM - Biomedical Sciences

XIAO ZHUO CHEN, Therapeutic Compounds, MetaCor Pharmaceuticals.

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

MICHAEL BRAASCH, GPS Software Radio Support – 2003, Honeywell International, $49,991.

History

DAVID CURP, The Politics of Ethnic Cleansing in Midwestern Poland, National Endowment of the Humanities, $40,000.

Civil Engineering

TIA J. CHANG, Executive Direction of the Ohio River Basin Consortium for Research and Education, Ohio River Basin Consortium for Research and Education, $3,600.

SANG-SOO KIM, Development of Asphalt Binder Cracking Device, The National Academies, $75,854.

Sociology and Anthropology

MARTIN SCHWARTZ, Police Investigation of Rape: Roadblocks and Solutions, U.S. Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice, $150,000.

Industrial Technology

JAMES FALES, Automatic Identification and Data Capture Technical Institute, AIM, Inc., $19,500.

Chemistry and Biochemistry

TADEUSZ MALINSKI, Optimization of Cathode Materials for Lithium-ion Technology, the University of Michigan, $86,500;

PETER HARRINGTON, Data Compression Algorithm Development, GEO-Centers, $5,000;

STEPHEN BERGMEIER, Analogues of Methyllycaconitine as Selective Nicotinic Agents, National Institute of Health;

SHIYONG WU, UV-Induced and PERK - Mediated Signaling Pathways, National Institute of Health, $195,750.

Educational Studies

SANDRA TURNER, professor, YONG LU and HONGYAN MA, instructional technology doctoral students, How Are College Students Using Wireless Internet to Facilitate Learning?, Research Center for Educational Technology.

Recreation and Sports Sciences

ANDREW KREUTZER, Disney Sports Student Intern Program, $6,500.

Dean's Office - Zanesville

CORRINE LUND, Zanesville, SIRI Literacy Idea Exchange, Muskingum College, $6,000.

Vice President for Administration

DAWN COPELAND, FEMA Snow Emergency Reimbursement, Ohio Emergency Management Agency, $5,641.

Geography

JAMES LEIN, Urban Terrin Mapping and Analysis Using Moderate to Fine Resolution Satellite Imagery, Ohio Aerospace Institution, $33,102.

Psychology

TIMOTHY ANDERSON, An Analysis of Clinician-Assisted Disclosure: A Proposal Submitted to the Fetzer Institute, Duke University Medical Center, $18,721.

Counseling and Higher Education

THOMAS DAVIS, Alexander School System Counseling Services - FY04, Alexander Local Schools, $12,999.

Regional Higher Education

STEVE FLAHERTY, Alternative Licensure Veterans, Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services, $24,200.