The following researchers received a new grant or contract during September and October. Award amounts are totals expected for the entire funding period. The list does not include supplements, modifications or other changes to existing grants or contracts. For awards that have more than one investigator, the first faculty member listed is the principal investigator.
| Researcher | Research | Grant |
|
Daniel M. Dauer
eminent scholar of biological sciences
|
"Benthic-IBI Sampling for the Ambient Toxics Monitoring Component of the Chesapeake Bay Program" Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
| $9,700 |
|
Ann E. Gargett
professor, Center for Coastal Physical Oceanography
|
"Doppler Turbulence Techniques for Ocean Observatories" State University of New
Jersey
| $95,903 |
John H. Heinbockel
professor emeritus of mathematics and statistics, and Giovanni DeAngelis and John E. Nealy
|
"Development of Radiation Codes Associated with High-energy Processes"; NASA Langley Research Center
| $554,670 |
|
Fang Q. Hu
Professor of mathematics and statistics
|
"Investigation of Airframe Noise Based on Steady RANS Simulations",NASA Langley Research Center
| $148,737 |
|
Michelle L. Kelley
professor of psychology
|
"Parent Training and Couple Therapy for Drug Abuse"; State University of New York
| $36,054 |
|
Irwin B. Levinstein
assistant professor of computer science
|
"Promoting Active Reading Strategies to Improve Students' Understanding of Science"; University of Memphis
| $87,359 |
|
Robin J. Lewis
professor of psychology
|
"Assistantship for Student in Virginia Consortium Program - Tidewater Child Development Center/Norfolk Department of Public Health"; Virginia Department of Health
| $6,500 |
|
Dana K. Savidge and Jay A. Austin
research assistant professors, Center for Coastal Physical
Oceanography
|
"Collaborative Research: Cross-Shelf Transport and Along-Self Exchange Processes in Regions of Multiple Mesoscale Fronts"; National Science Foundation
| $367.804 |
|
Daniel E. Sonenshine
professor emeritus of biological sciences
|
"Endocrinology of Tick Reproduction: A New Perspective"; North Carolina State University
| $53,349 |
|
John J. Tweed
professor of mathematics and statistics
|
"A Mathematical Model and Computational Procedure of the Transport of High Charge and Energy Ions"; NASA Langley Research Center
| $512,003 |
