•Jaykrishna
Ambati, Ophthalmology, $100,000, Novel Mouse Models
of Age-Related Macular Degeneration.
•Susan Barron, Psychology,
$144,674, Polyamines in Neonatal
Alcohol Neurotoxicity.
•Allen Brenzel, Psychiatry,
$439,010, The Comprehensive
Assessment and Training Services Project (CATS).
•Lauretta Byars, Minority
Affairs, $83,000, Governor’s
Minority College Awareness Program.
•Sean Campbell, Geography,
$29,110, Chemical Weathering and
Landscape Evolution in Norway and Finland.
•Joseph Crabtree, Kentucky
Transportation Center, $50,000, Transportation Operations Center (TOC) Evaluation-Federal
Aid Research Task No. 124.
•Thomas Curry, Obstetrics
and Gynecology, $1,677,837, Center of Biomedical Research Excellence in Women’s
Health (COBRE).
•James Dinger, KY
Geological Survey, $135,000, Kentucky Army
National Guard 2002-2004.
•Joyce Evans, Graduate
Center Biomedical Engineering, $266,320, Dynamics of Cardiorespiratory Responses
to Particulate Exposures.
•Chandrachuranan Gairola, Pharmaceutical
Technology,
$245,055, Chemoprevention of Experimental Tobacco Carciniogenesis.
•Thomas Garrity, Behavioral
Science, $209,480, Research
Training in Drug Abuse Behavior.
•Arthur Hunt, AES/Agronomy,
$859,000, Arabidopsis Polyadenylation Factor Subunits - Mutants and Protein Interaction
Networks.
•Don Gash, Anatomy
and Neurobiology, $84,042, Drug Distribution Study of Recombinant-Methionyl Human
Glial Cell Line Derived Neurotropic Factor (r-metHu-GDNF) via Continuous Intraputamen
Infusion in
Rhesus Monkeys.
•Judith Goldsmith, Computer
Science, $319,000, ITR:
Decision-Theoretic Planning with Constraints.
•Chris Groeber, Social
Work, $300,000, CHAFEE Independent
Living Mentoring.
•Theodore Grossardt, Kentucky
Transportation Center, $36,100, Historic Assessment of Properties Subject to
Impact by Highway
Construction-Federal Aid Research Task No. 127.
•Sandra Hackney, Lexington
CC Instruction, $22,797, Real
Estate Education Grant.
•Diane Haynes, Family
Studies, $3,500, Transdisciplinary Service Delivery for Children with Severe
and Multiple Disabilities Including
Deaf Blindness.
•John Hiett, Center
for Applied Energy Research, $167,808,
Mine Mapping Program.
•Michael Jabbour, Mathematics,
$8,500, Conference on
Multiscale Effects in Material Microstructures and Defects.
•Jeffery Keller, Sanders-Brown
Center on Aging, $50,000, Mechanisms Responsible for and Involvement of Elevated
Levels of p53 in HD.
•Avery Kerley, Lexington
Institutional Support, $213,118,
LCC FY 2004 Perkins Grant Objective 1.
•Avery Kerley, Lexington
Institutional Support, $96,081, LCC
FY 2004 Perkins Grant Objective 2.
•Avery Kerley, Lexington
Institutional Support, $35,000, LCC
FY 2004 Perkins Grant Objective 3.
•Avery Kerley, Lexington
Institutional Support, $27,300, LCC
FY 2004 Perkins Grant Objective 4.
•Avery Kerley, Lexington
Institutional Support, $7,000, LCC
FY 2004 Perkins Grant Objective 5.
•Avery Kerley, Lexington
Institutional Support, $14,082, LCC
FY 2004 Perkins Grant Objective 6.
•Avery Kerley, Lexington
Institutional Support, $10,655, LCC
FY 2004 Perkins Grant Objective 7.
•Fred Knapp, AES/Assoc.
Director’s Office, $20,000, Administration and Evaluation of the Southern Region
IPM Program.
•Donald Linebaugh,Program
for Archaeological Research, $30,168, Interstate 65 Widening Barren, Edmonson,
Hart, Larue and Hardin Counties Phase
I Archaeological Survey - Item #4-10.01 & 4-10.05.
•Charles Lutz, Pathology
and Laboratory Medicine, $181,037, Molecular Mechanisms Controlling KIR Genes
in NK Cells.
•Timothy McClintock, Physiology,
$49,839, NIDCD Administrative Supplement for the Development of Mice Carrying
Targeted Gene
Mutations.
•Katherine McCormick, Special
Education and Rehabilitation Counseling, $235,000, University of KY Technical
Assistance Team.
•Madhusudan Menon, Computational
Sciences, $19,800, Structure, Stability and Signal Processing in Branched Carbon
Nanotube
Structures.
•Robert Mentzer, Surgery/Department,
Clinical Trial, Clinical Protocol for a Double-Blind Multicenter Study of the
Safety and Efficacy of Paracoxib/Valdecoxib and Valdecoxib Compared to Placebo
for Treatment of Post-Surgical Pain in Patients who have Coronary Bypass Graft
via
Median Sternotomy (Revision 3).
•R. Milich, Psychology,
$3,884, Cognitive Restructuring in
Helping Women Cope with Victimization.
•Susan Modesitt, Obstetrics
and Gynecology, Clinical Trial, A Double Blind Placebo Controlled Multicenter
Clinical Trial of Intravenous OvaRex MAb-B43.13 as Post Chemotherapy Consolidation
for Epithelial Carcinoma
of Ovarian Tubal or Peritoneal Origin.
•Carole Moncman, RCTF-Biochemistry,
$294,000, The Role of
Nebulin Isoforms in Thin Filament Assembly.
•Peter Nagy, RCTF-1-Plant
Sciences-PlantPath, $68,000,
Dissecting the Mechanism of Viral RNA Recombination.
•Peter Nagy, RCTF-1-Plant
Sciences-PlantPath, $75,000, Characterization of Host Factors Involved in Plant
Virus Replication Using
Yeast as a Host.
•Lindell Ormsbee, KY
Water Resources Institute, $300,000, Pathogen and Nutrient Enrichment TMDL for
Beargrass Creek Watershed in Jefferson County, Ky.
•Lindell Ormsbee, KY
Water Resources Institute, $74,300,
Watershed Mangement Services.
•Lindell Ormsbee, KY
Water Resources Institute, $24,500, Feasibility Study for New Dam on Pool 8 of
the Kentucky River.
•Jerry Pigman, Kentucky
Transportation Center, $40,000, Evaluation of Traffic Information and Prediction
System-Federal Aid Research
Task No. 128.
•Lynne Rieske-Kinney, AES/Entomology,
$40,000, Recovery of Wood Vegetation Following Overstory Mortality From the Southern
Pine
Beetle-Phase I.
•S. Rimmer, Geology,
$169,979, Terrestrial Carbon
Sequestration in Devonian-Mississippian Anoxic Basins.
•Craig Rush, Behavioral
Science, $219,000, Human Cocaine
Discrimination.
•Jackie Sampers, Pediatrics,
$143,582, Developmental Evaluation Services for Infants and Toddlers for the
Kentucky Early
Intervention System (KEIS).
•Jackie Sampers, Pediatrics,
$10,000, PREPNET.
•Kevin Sarge, Molecular
and Cellular Biochemistry, $284,493,
Regulation of HSF2 SUMO-1 Modification.
•J. Selegue, Chemistry,
$172,000, MRI Acquisition of Instrumentation for Thermal Characterization of
Materials.
•Timothy Sineath, School
of Library and Information Science,
$38,316, Southeast Archives Education Collaborative.
•Daret St. Clair, Graduate
Center for Nutritional Sciences, $97,521, Training Program in Oxidative Stress
and Nutrition.
•John Stanford, RCTF-Anatomy
and Neurobiology, $73,513, GDNF
and Motor Related Striatal Activity in Aged Rats.
•Glenn Telling, Sanders-Brown
Center on Aging, $134,516, Genetic Susceptibility and Biological Characterization
of Chronic Wasting
Disease.
•Eric Thompson, Economics,
$96,010, System for Valuing
Changes to Environmental Amenities.
•Eric Thompson, Center
for Business and Economic Research, $24,376, An Economic Impact Study of the
State Park System in Kentucky.
•Paul Toussaint, Kentucky
Transportation Center, $175,000, Routine Highway Operations Environmental Performance
Assessment and Implementation
Plan.
•Timothy Uhl, Rehabilitation
Sciences, $865, Electromyography of Shoulder and Scapular Musculature during
Progressive
Resistive Elevation Exercises.
•Robert Vallance,Mechanical
Engineering, $9,450, Opto Mechanical Design for Interferometry on Molecular
Measuring Machine.
•Kenneth Warlick, Interdisciplinary
Human Development
Institute, $110,000, ILSSA - South Carolina.
•Kenneth Warlick, Interdisciplinary
Human Development
Institute, $12,000, ILSSA-DE.
•Jerold Woodward, Microbiology
and Immunology, $43,969,
Nanoengineered HIV-1 Vaccines Based on Tat.
•Cheryl Wyatt, CES/Biosystems
and Agricultural Engineering, $36,752, PACE in KY 03-04 Physically Active Community
Environments.
•John Yannelli, Internal
Medicine, $8,820, Nanoengineered
HIV-1 Vaccines Based on Tat.
•Robert Yokel, Pharmaceutical
Technology, $144,793, Reduction of Toxicity in the Premature Neonate Associated
with Aluminum as a
Contaminant.
•Linda Yonts, Lexington
CC Instruction, $22,400,
Scholarships for Nursing Students @ LCC.
•Chang-Guo Zhan, Pharmaceutical
Science and Technology, $212,766, Redesign of Butylcholinesterase for Cocaine
Metabolism.
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