from NASA for "Bright Earths: Models
of the Post Giant Impact Atmospheres
of Young Terrestrial Planets"
from NASA for "Numerical Studies
of Convection and Tectonics in Icy
Satellites"
NASA for "The Isotopic Composition
of Transition Metals in Lunar Materials:
Solar Wind Implantation and Stable
Isotopic Fractionations"
for "Structure function Relationships
at the Tendon-to-Bone Insertion Site,"
with P.I. Steve Thomopoulos of the
medical school
the NSF for "Deformation and Micro-
structural Evolution of Harz-burgite"
$413,112 grant from the NSF for
"Mantle Serpentinization and Water
Cycling Through the Mariana Trench
and Forearc"
"Polenet East: An International
Seismological Network for East
Antarctica"
"Extending the Lau Imaging Experiment
to Study the Deep Tonga Seismic Zone"
Wysession, and Viatcheslav Solomatov,
$74,881 grant from the NSF for
"Acquisition of a New Linux-Based
Computer System for Geophysical
Research"
Wiens, $725,417 grant from the NSF for
"Investigation of Sources of Intraplate
Volcanism Using PASSCAL Broadband
Instruments in Madagascar, The
Comores, and Mozambique (MACOMO)"
"Development of New Rotational
Seismometers of High Sensitivity"
(with Ram Cowsik, physics)
the NSF for "A Subjective Model of
Temporal Preferences"
the NSF for "Applications of the Self
Control/Dual Self Model in Economics"
from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver
National Institute of Child Health
& Human Development for "Time
Use and Household Production"
the National Academy of Education
for "Collaborating to Realize Rights:
Lawyers, Community Groups, and
Education Reform"
British Studies Fellowship Award at
Harry S. Ransom Center, University
of Texas
Spanish), $5,000 grant from the
Program for Cultural Cooperation
Between Spain's Ministry of Culture
and United States Universities to
fund a conference titled "Religious
Transformations in the Early Modern
Americas"
the NEH for Edmund Spenser project
for "Statistical Aggregation in Massive
Data Environments"
grant to the Medical School, from
NIH for "Monitoring Disease and
Therapy in Dystrophin-Deficient
Muscle Using Ultrasound"
the NSF for "Algebraic, Topological and
Enumerative Combinatorics"
NSF for "Noncommutative Geometry: Its
Applications to Geometry and Analysis"
the NSF for "A Physical Vocabulary
for Human-Robot Interaction"
grant from the NEH for a summer
seminar for college and university
professors titled "Philosophical
Perspectives on Liberal Democracy
and the Global Order"
from NASA for "Super-TIGER:
A Very-Large-Area, High-Resolution
Trans-Iron Cosmic Ray Investigation."
Martin H. Israel is a co-investigator;
other WUSTL investigators are James
H. Buckley and Henric S. Krawczynski
from the NIH for "Control of Actin
Assembly and Cell Migration by
Actin-Regulating Proteins"
$502,191 grant from the NSF for
"Experimental Investigation of
Forces in the Submillimeter Range"
"Development of New Rotational
Seismometers of High Sensitivity."
(with Doug Wiens and Michael
Wysession, earth and planetary
sciences)
from the NSF for "Research in Cosmic
Rays, Magnetic Fields and the Nature
of Dark Matter"
NASA for "Search for Impact Craters on
the Stardust Interstellar Collector Tray"
from the NSF for "Relations Between
Structure, Phase Formation and Phase
Transitions in Supercooled Metallic
Liquids and Glasses"
Champaign for "A CdZnTe Detector
for MRI-Compatible Spect Systems"
"Optimization of CZT Detectors
with Sub-mm Pixel Pitches"
"Revisiting the Blazar Sequence
Based on Contemporaneous Swift
and Fermi Blazar Observations"
of Opportunity Observations of the
Blazars MRK 421, MRK 501, and 1ES
1959 650"
from NASA for "Analysis and
Interpretation of Genesis Mission
Noble Gases"
from the National Institute of
Arthritis and Musculoskeletal
and Skin Diseases for "Enhancing
Bone Quality Assessment Using
Quantitative Ultrasound"
grant from NASA for "Atom-Probe
Tomographic Studies of Individual
Meteoritic Nanodiamonds"
from the National Heart, Lung,
and Blood Institute for "Evaluation
of Endobronchial Interventions
for COPD via CT and 3He MRI"
NASA for "Laboratory Studies of the
Isotopic Compositions of Presolar
Dust Grains"
from the National Institute of
Mental Health for "Cognitive
Neuroscience Task Reliability and
Clinical Applications Consortium"
$418,000 grant from the National
Institute on Drug Abuse for "Negative
Reinforcement Effects on Neural
Mechanisms of Cognitive Control"
National Institute of Mental Health
for ongoing research titled "Dual
Mechanisms of Cognitive Control"
Anubha Sood), $7,025 grant from the
NSF for "Women's Pathways to Mental
Health: Comparing Psychiatry and
Mystical-Spiritual Healing in Urban
North India"
Foragers." (with Susan B. Racette,
physical therapy)
Foundation for research titled
"Metabolic Cost of Living in Bonobos"
"Hominin Gait Optimization and
Analysis Using Evolutionary Dynamic
Modeling" (with William D. Smart,
engineering)
from the National Institute on Deafness
and Other Communication Disorders
for "Chemosensory Roles for Epithelial
Sodium Channels"
$20 million -- the largest grant ever
received on the Danforth Campus --
from the DOE to establish a
Photosynthetic Antenna Research
Center (PARC)
"SISGR: Controlling Electron Transfer
Pathways in Photosynthetic Reaction
Centers." (with Dewey Holten and
Christine Kirmaier, chemistry)
research associate Laura A. Burkle)
$74,998 grant from the NSF for
"RAPID: Comparing Historic and
Contemporary Plant-Pollinator
Interaction Networks to Investigate
the Effects of Climate Change and
Invasive Species"
Robert E. Thach, $237,439 grant
from the EPA for "Developing
Landscape Design Guidelines For
Mitigating Human Risk Of Lone Star
Tick-Associated Pathogens"
research associate Dirk V. Baker), in
biology, $140,323 grant from the NSF
for "How Structural Heterogeneity
and Connectivity of Landscapes Affect
Wind Dispersal"
from the National Institute of
General Medical Sciences for
"Formation, Structure and Function
of Heterochromatin"
grant from the NSF for "Development
of Sexual Cycles in Marine
Picoprasinophytes Based on Molecular
Homologies with Chlamydomonas
Sexual Cycles"
subaward from the California Institute
of Technology for "Biophysical,
Structural and Functional Analysis
of Mechanosensitive Channels"
Joshua Reece), $9,020 grant
from the NSF for "Phylogenetics
and Phylogeography of Moray Eels
(Muraenidae): the First Coral Reef
Fishes With Panmictic Populations
Throughout the Entire Indo-Pacific"
from Cornell University for "Microbial
Fuel Cell Technology for Large-Scale
Wastewater Treatment"
and Developmental Biology Research
Apprenticeship Program at Washington
University in St. Louis (CD-BioRAP)"
Discovery Institute (CDI) for the CDI
Summer Undergraduate Research
Fellowship Program
award from the NSF for "Clover
Cyanogenesis: Integrating Ecological
and Molecular Genetics in the Study
of Adaptation"
grant for I-CARES, from the DOE for
"Development of Cyanathece as a
New Model Organism for Biological
Hydrogen Production"
Kyra Krakos) $10,873 grant from the
NSF for "The Role of Reproductive
Trait Shifts in the Diversification of
Oenothera (Onagraceae)"
Time for Lyme Inc. for "Vertebrate
Reservoirs for Tick-Borne Diseases in
the Central United States"
(with Robert Blankenship in biology),
$900,000 grant from the DOE for
"SISGR: Controlling Electron Transfer
Pathways in Photosynthetic Reaction
Centers"
from the National Center for Research
Resources for "A Resource for
Biomedical Mass Spectrometry," for
students learning under Henry Rohrs
the NSF for "MRI: Development of
Combined Optically-pumped and
Optically-detected NMR of Bulk and
Nanostructured Semiconductors"
from the NSF for "Experimental
Interrogation of Exciton Dynamics
Within One-Dimensional
Semiconductor Quantum Materials"
from the American Chemical
Society Petroleum Research Fund for
"Renewable Energy Catalysis: The
Study of Water Oxidation by Binuclear
Metal Complexes"
the NSF for "New Synthetic Methods
for Building Chip Based Libraries"
Shen, $342,000 grant from the U.S.
Army Medical Research Acquisition
Activity for "Development of Lipid and
Nanoparticle-Based Anti-sense Breast
Cancer Imaging Agents"
$169,975 grant from the NSF for
"RCN: A Deep-Biosphere Research
Coordination Network"
Linking Fluid Geochemistry and
Biological Communities in Mid-Ocean
Ridge Hydrothermal Environments"
$9 million for the Earth and Planetary
Remote Sensing Laboratory from NASA
to extend and improve the Geosciences
Node of the Planetary Data System (PDS)
School of Mines for research titled
"The Sedimentary Record of Arabia
Terra: Remote Sensing and Hydrologic-
Climatic Modeling"
$65,863 subcontract from University
City, Missouri, Department of Public
Works, for "Geochemical Monitoring of
the River Des Peres in University City"
Garden Deer Creek Watershed Initiative"
$265,247 grant from NASA for "Insights
into the Late Archean Sulfur Cycle From
a Unique Combination of SIMS Analysis
of Multiple Sulfur Isotopes and Scanning
SQUID Microscopy of Sedimentary
Pyrite and Carbonate-Associated Sulfate"
Institute for "Constraining the
Ediacaran-Paleozoic Rise of Oxygen"
$121,646 grant from the NSF for
"An Integrated Experimental and
Observational Study of Cosmic
Silicate Astromineralogy"
"Incorporating Temperature-
dependent Physical Properties Into
Numerical Models of Magmatic and
Related Hydrothermal Systems"
$213,000 grant from NASA for
"Geochemical and Petrologic Analysis
and Modeling of Lunar Rocks and
Regoliths"