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Disney Lends UF a Hand
Karen BjorndalWhen a gator wants to help a turtle he calls on a mouse. Not just any mouse, but the mouse, Mickey Mouse. And it's not just any gator either, but the University of Florida, home to the Archie Carr Center for Sea Turtle Research. The center is striving to find innovative ways to save and increase the earth's endangered sea turtle populations and has received support from the Disney Wildlife Conservation Fund over the years.

Since 1998, shortly after its inception, the wildlife fund began awarding $10,000-20,000 grants each year in support of research conducted by the director of the center, Zoology Professor Karen Bjorndal, and Research Assistant Professor Alan Bolten. Disney has allocated more than $170,000 to the center to date, which the husband and wife research duo has used in support of numerous projects directly resulting in 14 published papers. The center, in turn, has shared its expertise with the Walt Disney World Resort.

"What makes the Archie Carr Center for Sea Turtle Research special is the high quality of work, the results they get and the positive impact they have on sea turtle conservation," says Anne Savage, conservation biologist at Disney's Animal Kingdom. "And the thing that is wonderful about Karen and Alan is that they have been great about sharing their knowledge and helping train the next generation."

The center, which is housed in the Department of Zoology, brings together sea turtle biologists from across campus to conduct research, train graduate students and further conservation by sharing research results with the scientific community. Affiliate faculty come from not only the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, but also the colleges of Medicine, Veterinary Medicine and Agricultural and Life Sciences. The team meets monthly and also organizes international conferences with other scientists in the field.

"We have a very broad program," says Bjorndal. "We look at the genetic structure of sea turtle populations and different demographic parameters, such as growth, survival and immigration, in order to better develop models of population dynamics that are so important for developing management programs for sea turtles."

Disney grants have funded all aspects of Bjorndal and Bolten's research, including their work on the "lost year" phenomenon, in which they use satellite telemetry to track where juvenile turtles spend their first year of life. The grants also have funded their recent work on the role of sea turtles in ecosystems. "This is very important," Bjorndal says. "Since all sea turtle species are now endangered, they appear as charming anachronistic leftovers of previous populations and are not seen as critical to the function of ecosystems today. In reality, sea turtles were once the major predators in marine ecosystems and had tremendous impacts before humans came in and totally destroyed their population."

Through their research and experience, Bjorndal and Bolten have helped governments designate protected areas for sea turtles and set up guidelines for the fishing industry to better handle turtles caught as by-catch in shrimp nets and hooked on swordfish and shark lines. They also have lent expert advice to Walt Disney World, particularly to The Living Seas aquarium at Epcot, which takes in injured or stranded sea turtles and rehabilitates and releases them back into the wild. "One of the things about Disney that has made me enjoy working with them is that they understand there is a right way and wrong way to do things, and they like to do it right," Bolten says.

--Buffy Lockette

January 2005 Total: $3,619,095
Investigator Department Agency Award Title
BURNS A F ANTHROPOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $4,000 GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM - COST OF EDUCATION ALLOWANCE
GE J ASTRONOMY UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA $100,000 DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE CORONAGRAPH TECHNIQUES FOR NASA TERRESTRIAL PLANT FINDER CORONAGRAPH MISSION
GUSTAFSON B A ASTRONOMY U S NAVY NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY $17,903 COSMIC DUST RESEARCH
SCHUUR E A BOTANY NASA $157,016 THE RESPONSE OF SOIL CARBON TO PERMAFROST MELTING IN HIGH LATITUDE ECOSYSTEMS: USING RADIOCARBON TO DETECT THE EFFECTS
ANGERHOFER A CHEMISTRY FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $99,746 NATIONAL HIGH MAGNETIC FIELD LABORATORY-IN HOUSE RESEARCH PROGRAM
BARTLETT R J CHEMISTRY U S AIR FORCE $194,929 METASTABLE MOLECULES IN THE GROUND AN IN EXCITED STATES: THEORY DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION AND APPLICATION
BARTLETT R J CHEMISTRY UNIV OF MISSOURI U S ARMY $69,961 DETERMINATION OF POTENTIAL ENERGY SURFACES FOR ENERGETIC MOLECULES
BENNER S A CHEMISTRY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $259,348 POLYMERASES FOR SEQUENCING BY SYNTHESIS
DOLBIER JR W R CHEMISTRY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $148,265 REACTIVITY & SYNTHESIS OF FLUOROORGANIC COMPOUNDS & REACTIVEINTERMEDIATES
DURAN R S CHEMISTRY UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA $87,369 ADVANCED SPACE-QUALIFIED RADIOMETRIC CALIBRATION TARGETS FOR MARS AND PLANETAR
DURAN R S; BLACKBAND S J CHEMISTRY FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $114,805 HIGH MAGNETIC GRADIENT STUDIES OF MULTI-COMPONENT CORE-SHELLPRACTICE
DURAN R S; PEARTON S J CHEMISTRY U S AIR FORCE AFOSR U S DEPT OF DEFENSE $96,000 IMMOBILIZED ION CHANNELS CONTAINING MODIFIED MAXI-K CHANNELS -ADD ON TO EXISITING GRANT F49620-03-1-0393.
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY EXXONMOBIL CORPORATION RESEARCH & ENGINEERING COMPANY $19,491 JOINT RESEARCH INTO CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF PETROLEUM
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY EXXONMOBIL CORPORATION RESEARCH & ENGINEERING COMPANY $16,150 JOINT RESEARCH INTO CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF PETROLEUM (AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO AGREEMENT #57821)
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $970 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $7,636 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $272 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $272 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $4,004 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $327 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $402 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY PURACOR COMPANY $21,970 JOINT RESEARCH ON EMULSIFIERS
REYNOLDS J R CHEMISTRY CIBA SPECIALTY CHEMICALS $179,497 DIOXYPYRROLES FOR CONDUCTING AND ELECTROCHROMIC POLYMERS
SCHANZE K S CHEMISTRY U S AIR FORCE AFOSR $146,368 PLATINUM ACETYLIDE MATERIALS FOR OPTICAL LIMITING
SCHANZE K S CHEMISTRY UNIV OF CALIFORNIA LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY U S DEPT OF ENERGY $36,547 RESEARCH IN THE FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF NIR LEDS
TAN W CHEMISTRY LIFE SCIENCES INC NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $101,735 HANDHELD GENE ANALYZER BASED ON DYE-DOPED NANOLPARTICLES
SAPIENZA C M COMM PROCESS & DISORDERS NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $9,642 RESPIRATORY MUSCLE TRAINING IN VENTILATOR DEPENDENT PATIENTS
FOSTER D A GEOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $297,049 TECTONO-THERMAL EVOLUTION AND EXHUMATION OF TRANSPRESSIONAL OROGENS: THE DEEP CRUST OF THE DAMERA OROGEN
NEUHOFF P S GEOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $76,354 SITE SPECIFIC ENERGETICS OF WATER IN ROCK-FORMING ZEOLITES
RUSSO R M GEOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $64,202 STUDIES OF CRUST AND UPPER MANTLE STRUCTURE MANTLE FLOW AND GEODYNAMICS OF CHILE RIDGE SUBDUCTION
RUSSO R M GEOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $206,282 STUDIES OF CRUST AND UPPER MANTLE STRUCTURE MANTLE FLOW AND GEODYNAMICS OF CHILE RIDGE SUBDUCTION
BONA M MATHEMATICS NATL SECURITY AGENCY $14,696 LINES VS CYCLES: BRINGING TOGETHER TWO CONCEPTS OF RESEARCHING PERMUTATIONS
BAUDIS L PHYSICS COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $52,028 THE XENON DARK MATTER PROJECT: CONSTRUCTION AND UNDERGROUND DEPLOYMENT OF THE 1ST 100KG MODULE
REITZE D H; STANTON C J PHYSICS FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY NAT HIGH MAGNETIC FIELD LAB NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $19,497 ULTRAFAST COHERENT CONTROL IN HIGH MAGNETIC FIELDS
REITZE D H; STANTON C J PHYSICS FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY NAT HIGH MAGNETIC FIELD LAB NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $78,248 ULTRAFAST COHERENT CONTROL IN HIGH MAGNETIC FIELDS
STANTON C J; REITZE D H PHYSICS NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $255,017 OPTICAL CONTROL IN SEMICONDUCTORS FOR SPINTRONICS AND QUANTUM INFORMATION PROCESSING
STANTON C J REITZE D H PHYSICS NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $28,503 OPTICAL CONTROL IN SEMICONDUCTORS FOR SPINTRONICS AND QUANTUM INFORMATION PROCESSING
DIEHL M K PSYCHOLOGY WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $13,649 COGNITIVE-EMOTIONAL INTERGRATION IN ADULTHOOD AND AGING
SMITH D W PSYCHOLOGY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIDCD - DEAFNESS & COMM DISORD $160,901 PSYCHOPHYSICAL STUDIES OF COCHLEAR EFFERENT FUNCTION
WYNNE C D PSYCHOLOGY ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV $4,000 EDITORIAL OFFICE FOR BEHAVIORAL PROCESSES
HOLLINGER R C SOCIOLOGY MULTIPLE SOURCES $20,000 SECURITY RESEARCH PROJECT
BOLKER B M ZOOLOGY ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $70,195 EMERGING WILDLIFE DISEASES:THREATS TO AMPHIBIAN BIODIVERSITY
COHN M J; GUILLETTE JR L J ZOOLOGY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $286,500 HYPOSPADIAS: INTERACTIONS OF SEX STEROIDS AND FGFR2
EVANS D H ZOOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $2,000 INSTITUTIONAL ALLOWANCE: GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM ALLOWANCE
GUILLETTE JR L J; CHAPMAN J S ZOOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $39,949 PREDICTORS OF PRIMATE ABUNDANCE: HOW POPULATIONS RESPOND TO STRESS
GUILLETTE JR L J; CHAPMAN J S ZOOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $35,400 PREDICTORS OF PRIMATE ABUNDANCE: HOW POPULATIONS RESPOND TO STRESS

February 2005 Total: $3,130,537
Investigator Department Agency Award Title
BOINSKI S H ANTHROPOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $104,381 SOCIAL CONVENTIONS, SEXUAL SELECTION AND ACOUSTIC SIGNALS IN WILD BROWN CAPUCHINS
COLLINGS P F ANTHROPOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $4,774 COMMUNITY CONSULTATION ON ECONOMIC SECURITY, AGING, AND SUBSISTENCE IN HOLMAN, NT, CANADA
HECKENBERGER M J ANTHROPOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $43,045 PRODUCTION,ACCUMULATION, AND REGIONAL SOCIO-POLITICAL DYNAMICS IN THE SOUTHERN AMAZON (BRAZIL)AD 1250-16
HECKENBERGER M J ANTHROPOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $70,816 PRODUCTION,ACCUMULATION, AND REGIONAL SOCIO-POLITICAL DYNAMICS IN THE SOUTHERN AMAZON (BRAZIL)AD 1250-16
SASSAMAN JR K E ANTHROPOLOGY WENNER-GREN FDTN ANTHRO RES $7,000 GHEBREIGZIABIHER, ASMERET, U. OF ASMARA, ERITREA--TO AID IN TRAINING IN ANTHROPOLOGY/ARCHAEOLOGY AT THE UNIV
DERMOTT S F ASTRONOMY NASA $84,956 ORIGINS AND STRUCTURE OF THE ASTEROIDAL SOLAR SYSTEM DUST BANDS
EIKENBERRY S S ASTRONOMY ASSN OF UNIV FOR RES IN ASTRON NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $106,825 CONCEPTUAL DESIGN STUDY FOR THE GEMINI HIGH RESOLUTION NEAR INTRARED SPECTROMETER (HRNIRS)
GE J ASTRONOMY NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER $268,850 INFRARED SILICON IMMERSION GRATING TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
LADA E A ASTRONOMY NASA $145,709 TOWARDS A COMPLETE INVENTORY OF STAR AND PLANET FORMATION ACTIVITY IN NEARBY GIANT MOLECULAR CLOUDS
BENNER S A; MARTIN C R CHEMISTRY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $133,248 DNA SEQUENCING USING NANOPORES
CASTELLANO R K CHEMISTRY AM CHEMICAL SOCIETY PETROLEUM RESEARCH FUND $35,000 EPSILON-PURINE AMINO ACIDS IN SEQUENCE-SPECIFIC, SELF-FOLDIN G ARCHITECTURES
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $1,003 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $316 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY UNIV OF ALABAMA U S AIR FORCE $98,229 DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEMENTARY IN VITRO AND IN CILICO HIGH- THROUGHPUT SCREENING METHODS FOR PRIOTIZING CHEMICA
MARTIN C R CHEMISTRY BROWN UNIVERSITY U S DEPT OF DEFENSE $103,438 DIRECT NANOSCALE CONVERSION OF BIO-MOLECULAR SIGNALS INTO ELECTRONIC INFORMATION
OMENETTO N CHEMISTRY ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV $3,500 EDITORSHIP WITH ELSEVIER SCIENCE
REYNOLDS J R CHEMISTRY U S NAVY OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH $156,085 ELECTRON RICH AND DUAL DOPABLE POLYMERS FOR CHARGE STORAGE APPLICATIONS
RICHARDS N G CHEMISTRY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIDDK - DIABET DIGEST & KIDNEY $212,002 BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF OXALATE DECARBOXYLASE
WINEFORDNER J D CHEMISTRY UNIV OF MONTANA U S ARMY $207,091 PORTABLE CHEMICAL AGENT DETECTION SYSTEMS
HOLLIEN H F; HARNSBERGER J D COMM PROCESS & DISORDERS U S AIR FORCE $250,462 VOICE STRESS ANALYZER INSTRUMENT EVALUATION
SAPIENZA C M COMM PROCESS & DISORDERS NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $53,109 MASKED FACES IN PARKINSON DISEASE: MECHANISM & TREATMENT
VINSON B P COMM PROCESS & DISORDERS SCOTTISH RITE FOUNDATION OF FL $10,500 SCOTTISH RITE CHILDHOOD LANGUAGE DISORDERS CLINIC
GOLDMAN A C; SOUTHWORTH J GEOGRAPHY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $54,131 COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: CONSEQUENCES OF PARKS FOR LAND USE, LIVELIHOOD DIVERSIFICATION, AND BIODIVERSITY IN EAS
GOLDMAN A C; SOUTHWORTH J GEOGRAPHY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $48,150 COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: CONSEQUENCES OF PARKS FOR LAND USE, LIVELIHOOD DIVERSIFICATION, AND BIODIVERSITY IN EAS
HARNSBERGER J D; WAYLAND R INST ADV STDY OF COMMUN PROCES NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $95,500 PHONETIC & PROSODIC EFFECTS INPERCEPTUAL ASSIMILATION
ALLADI K MATHEMATICS MISCELLANEOUS DONORS $10,000 SUPPORT OF RESEARCH & EDUCATION IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
CHENG H P PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY $75,618 INTERFACIAL PHENOMENA IN NOBEL METAL-C60 INTERACTIONS
HEBARD A F; TANNER D B PHYSICS U S ARMY ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE U S DEPT OF DEFENSE $182,819 SIMULTANEOUS MULTIPLE WAVELENGTH, MULTIPLE FIELD OF VIEW IMAGING SYSTEM
LEE Y PHYSICS NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $115,886 NATURE OF PURE & DIRTY LIQUID 3HE-FUNDAMENTAL INVESTIGATIONSAND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
MULLER G PHYSICS NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER $119,198 DIMENSIONAL STABILITY OF MATERIALS AND BONDS FOR INTERFEROMETRIC SPACE MISSIONS
MULLER G PHYSICS NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER $107,505 LASER RANGING AND LASER COMMUNICATION FOR FUTURE INTERFEROMETRIC SPACE MISSIONS
STEWART G R PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY $138,811 NOVEL STRONGLY CORRELATED (PRIMARILY F-) ELECTRON BEHAVIOR
TUCKER C M PSYCHOLOGY DEPT OF HEALTH $15,714 CHILDREN'S HEALTH SELF-EMPOWERMENT PROJECT
KOROPECKYJ-COX T M SOCIOLOGY RUTGERS STATE UNIVERSITY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $19,690 CHILDLESS ADULTS IN MIDLIFE: LIFE PATHS, ATTITUDES, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL BEING
PENA M SOCIOLOGY UNIV OF NOTRE DAME PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS $34,276 HISPANIC CHURCH RESEARCH INIATIVE
OSENBERG C W; ST MARY C M ZOOLOGY FRENCH EMBASSY $12,900 MOOREA PROJECT

March 2005 Total: $4,134,522
Investigator Department Agency Award Title
BERNARD H ANTHROPOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $12,000 ETHNIC IDENTITY SWITCHING AMONG LATINO IN TWO QUEENS, NY COMMUNITIES
BERNARD H ANTHROPOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $4,750 REU SUPPLEMENT: MICHELE PERRY
BERNARD H ANTHROPOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $114,782 SHORT COURSES ON RESEARCH METHODS
BURNS A F; DOWNS M ANTHROPOLOGY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIGMS - GENERAL MEDICAL SCI $13,882 WHY DONT WOMEN DYE FOR CREDIT? A STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL NETWORKS ON URBAN CLOTH DYERS OF BAMAKO, MALI
COLLINGS P F ANTHROPOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $8,238 COMMUNITY CONSULTATION ON ECONOMIC SECURITY, AGING, AND SUBSISTENCE IN HOLMAN, NT, CANADA
SCHMIDT P R ANTHROPOLOGY WENNER-GREN FDTN ANTHRO RES $6,400 GHEBREGIORGIS, MERIH W., NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ERITREA, ASMARA ERITREA TO AID TRAINING IN ARCHAEOLOGY AT UF
WARREN M W ANTHROPOLOGY MULTIPLE SPONSORS $1,816 MISCELLANEOUS DONORS
GUZMAN R ASTRONOMY NASA $132,827 A MULTIWAVELENGTH STUDY OF LUMINOUS BLUE COMPACT GALAXIES FROM Z=1 TO Z=0
SARAJEDINI A ASTRONOMY CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY NASA $61,473 ANCHORING THE POPULATION II DISTANCE SCALE: ACCURATE AGES FOR GLOBULAR CLUSTERS AND FIELD HALO STARS
SARAJEDINI A ASTRONOMY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $85,386 CAREER: STELLAR POPULATINS IN THE LOCAL VOLUME
OPPENHEIMER D G; JEFFRIES S R BOTANY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIGMS - GENERAL MEDICAL SCI $20,876 CONTROL OF CELL SHAPE BY THE FRC2 GENE IN ARABIDOPSIS
BENNER S A CHEMISTRY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $87,240 NANOSCALE ARRAYS FOR DIRECT RNA PROFILING IN SINGLE CELLS & THEIR COMPARTMENTS
HANRAHAN R J CHEMISTRY U S DEPT OF ENERGY $91,264 THE INFLUENCE OF RADIATION ON PIT SOLUTION CHEMISTRY AS IT PERTAINS TO THE TRANSITION FROM METASTABLE TO STABLE PITTING
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $6,153 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
KATRITZKY A R CHEMISTRY MULTIPLE COMPANIES $850 MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT
MARTIN C R CHEMISTRY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH $125,314 DNA SEQUENCING USING NANOPORES
MARTIN C R CHEMISTRY UNIV OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES U S NAVY $240,397 3-D ARCHITECTURES FRO ELECTRONCHEMICAL POWER SOURCES
TALHAM D R CHEMISTRY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $157,022 FABRICATION AND MAGNETISM OF COORDINATE COVALENT NETWORKS ASSEMBLED AT INTERFACES
TAN W CHEMISTRY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $198,910 NANOSCALE ARRAYS FOR DIRECT RNA PROFILING IN SINGLE CELLS & THEIR COMPARTMENTS
VALA M T CHEMISTRY NASA $168,853 LABORATORY STUDIES OF GAS-PHASE POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDRO- CARBON CATIONS AND FRAGMENTS
BINFORD M W; WAYLEN P R GEOGRAPHY UNIV OF CHICAGO NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $285,317 ECONOMIC GROWTH. SOCIAL INEQUALITY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGEIN THAILAND AND CAMBODIA
JAEGER J M GEOLOGY JUPITER INLET DISTRICT $20,038 REASSESSMENT OF SAND BUDGET AT JUPITER INLET
GREGORY F G; MCKNIGHT S A HISTORY UNIV OF SIEGEN $32,856 MYSTICISM AND MODERNITY
KRAUSE J L; TRICKEY S B INST FOR THEORY & COMPUTATION U S ARMY ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE $5,000 PARTIAL SUPPORT OF 2005 SANIBEL SYMPOSIUM: PARTICIPATION BY YOUNGER INVESTIGATORS IN TEHORY AND SIMULATION OF MODERN MAT
ALLADI K MATHEMATICS MISCELLANEOUS DONORS $980 SUPPORT OF RESEARCH & EDUCATION IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
AVERY P R; YELTON J M PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE $184,898 TASK B: RESEARCH IN EXPERIMENTAL HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS: CLEO AND CMS
AVERY P R; YELTON J M PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE $95,547 TASK B: RESEARCH IN EXPERIMENTAL HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS: CLEO AND CMS
BUCHLER J R PHYSICS NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $75,118 STUDY OF THE PULSATIONS OF THE SEMIREGULAR VARIABLE STARS
BUCHLER J R PHYSICS NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $32,786 STUDY OF THE PULSATIONS OF THE SEMIREGULAR VARIABLE STARS
FIELD R D PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE $20,868 COLLIDER PHENOMENOLOGY CDF/CMS - TASK F
FIELD R D PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE $34,595 COLLIDER PHENOMENOLOGY CDF/CMS - TASK F
HAGEN S J PHYSICS NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $152,521 CAREER: UNDERSTANDING PROTEIN FOLDING DYNAMICS IN THE ULTRA FAST LIMIT
HARRIS F E; SABIN J R PHYSICS NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $52,508 COMPLEX COORDINATE METHODS IN ATOMIC SCATTERING
HILL S O PHYSICS NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $116,797 CAREER: MAGNETIC RESONANCE - FROM MATERIALS RESEARCH TO SCIENCE EDUCATION
KONIGSBERG J; MITSELMAKHER G PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE $36,290 TASK H: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH IN COLLIDER PHYSICS AT CDF
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MATCHEV K T PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE $55,000 TASK G: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH IN COLLIDER PHYSICS AT CMS
MITSELMAKHER G; KORYTOV A PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE $52,376 TASK G: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH IN COLLIDER PHYSICS AT CMS
MITSELMAKHER G; KORYTOV A PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE $291,229 TASK G: EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH IN COLLIDER PHYSICS AT CMS
RAMOND P; SIKIVIE P PHYSICS U S DEPT OF ENERGY CHICAGO OPERATIONS OFFICE $291,896 TASK A: RESEARCH IN THEORETICAL ELEMENTARY PARTICLE PHYSICS
SPECTOR A C PSYCHOLOGY NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIDCD - DEAFNESS & COMM DISORD STETSON UNIVERSITY $388,596 FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF PERIPHERAL GUSTATORY SYSTEM
HOLLINGER R C SOCIOLOGY MULTIPLE SOURCES $5,000 SECURITY RESEARCH PROJECT
DANIELS M J STATISTICS NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NCI - NATL CANCER INSTITUTE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY $120,584 BAYESIAN METHODS FOR LONGITUDINAL CANCER DATA
YANG M C STATISTICS CHILDREN'S HOSP - LOS ANGELES CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION $13,979 QUALITY OF LIFE ASSESSMENT IN CF AFTER LUNG TRANSPLANT
WAYNE M L ZOOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $37,576 SOCIETY FOR MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION YOUNG INVESTIGATORS WORKSHOP (SMBE YI), NEW ZEALAND IN JULY 2005

This listing of grants is obtained from the Division of Sponsored Research in the Office of Research and Graduate Programs. While every effort to ensure accuracy has been made, mistakes sometimes happen. If you feel there is an error, please contact Greg Miller-House at gregmh@rgp.ufl.edu.

 

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Alan Bolten

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