Environmental and Plant Biology

HARVEY BALLARD and SARAH WYATT, Microsatellite Molecular Markers for Cultivar Development, Potential Bioremediation and Basic Research in the Violets, Ohio Plant Biotechnology Consortium, $7,950.

ALLAN SHOWALTER, Cloning and Characterization of the Gum Arabic Glycoprotein (GAGP) Gene from Acacia Senegal, Ohio Plant Biotechnology Consortium, $10,000.

Psychology

BERNADETTE HECKMAN, Race, Psychiatric Disorders and Headache, National Institutes of Health, $116,324;

KENNETH HOLROYD, Drug and Non-Drug Treatment of Severe Migraines – Year 9, National Institutes of Health, $515,913.

Health and Human Services

GARY NEIMAN, Kids on Campus, Martha Holden Jennings Foundation, $29,800.

Electrical Engineering

SHAWN OSTERMANN, Networking Education: How to Educate the Educator, National Science Foundation, $40,000.

JOSEPH ESSMAN, TEAMS Test Development, Scoring, and National Rankings, Junior Engineering Technical Society, Inc., $50,000.

Avionics Engineering Center

JAMES RANKIN, EFGS System Optimization at Cherry Point, NAS NC, Trandes Corporation, $13,667; Auto Restart Functionality Testing Support, Federal Aviation Administration, $5,399; RANKIN and MICHAEL BRAASCH, Integrated Avionics Technology Development, Federal Aviation Administration, $96,833; Navigation & Landing, Analytical, Modeling, Technical/Engineering Support Services, Federal Aviation Administration, $200,000;

CHRIS BARTONE, Antenna Baseline Measurement System (ABMS), Spectral Systems, Inc., $307,240;

MAARTEN UIJT DE HAAG, NASA Synthetic Vision, NASA Langley, $226,588.

Physics and Astronomy

BRIAN MCNAMARA, Reduced Cooling and Feedback in Cluster Cooling Flows, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, $70,000.

Chemistry and Biochemistry

GARY SMALL, Continuous Near Infrared Glucose Sensor, The University of Iowa, $50,038; Noninvasive Spectroscopic Sensors for Glucose and Urea, University of Iowa, $77,516.

COM-Community Service Programs

KATHLEEN TRACE, Children and Family Health Services Program – Year 4, Ohio Department of Health, $76,558.

Continuing Education

CINDY OLIVER, Ohio University-Zanesville, The Woman of Appalachia: The Heritage and Accomplishments, Ohio Arts Council, $2,000.

Geography

JAMES LEIN, Infrastructure Support for the Enhanced Remote Sensing Research and Education, U.S. Geological Survey, $89,500.

Kennedy Museum

JAMES WYMAN and LEE GRAY, Appalachian Exhibit, Ohio Arts Council, $3,679.

Edison Biotechnology Institute

JOHN KOPCHICK, Diabetes – Genomics & Proteinomics, Diathagen, LLC, $719,380;

DAVID WIGHT, Edison Core Administration, Omeris, $246,000.

Civil Engineering

SHAD SARGAND, Pressure Distribution Around a Pipe Under Deep Cover, Ohio Department of Transportation, $21,642.

History

BENITA BLESSING, The Antifascist Classroom: Education in the Soviet Zone of Germany 1945-49, The National Academy of Education, $50,000.

Film

RUTH BRADLEY, Athens International Film and Video Festival, Ohio Arts Council, $5,313.

OPIE

CHARLES MICKLESON, Ohio Program for English Language Teachers, Chubu University, $59,805.

Mechanical Engineering

KHAIRUL ALAM, Materials Based Solution for Improved Thermal Management, MER Corporation, $25,000.

College of Osteopathic Medicine

JOHN BROSE, Government Relations Liaison Agreement, Ohio Osteopathic Association, $51,384.

Library

SHANA FAIR, Ohio University-Zanesville, Literacy/Creativity Workshop, United Way of Muskingum, Perry and Morgan Counties, $1,000.

Interpersonal Communication

RAYMIE MCKERROW, Ronalds McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program, United States Department of Education, $220,000.

Biological Sciences

SOICHI TRANDA, Studies of Drosophila Hematopoiesis, National Institutes of Health, $235,621.

ORITE

SHAD SARGAND and SHIN WU, Use of Dynamic Cone Penetrometer in Subgrade and Base Acceptance, Ohio Department of Transportation, $52,637.52.