Grants
Getting to the Heart of Medical Imaging
This article was originally published in the June - July 2005 issue of CLASnotes.
The
heart, the powerful and unceasing engine of the circulatory system, can
be a mystery. Advanced medical imaging has replaced the need for invasive
surgery for an up-close view of the organ, but even the best technology
leaves doctors and researchers with gaps in their knowledge. University
of Florida Mathematics Professor Bernard Mair, in collaboration
with David R. Gilland, an associate professor in the College of Engineering’s
Department of Nuclear and Radiological Engineering, has received a three-year,
$600,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop algorithms
to fill those gaps.
Their research team is developing algorithms that will help radiologists make better decisions about the health of the heart wall and will better detect the abnormalities in motion produced by an ailing heart. To obtain an image of the heart through gated emission tomography, a patient is injected with a safe radioactive isotope that has a half-life of about two hours. This isotope, called a tracer, emits minute positrons, or positively charged particles.
Mair first became interested in positron emission tomography in 1995, after arriving at UF in 1989. He had lunch with a colleague from the College of Engineering, and the pair talked about beginning emission tomography research. “At the time, I thought this would be a mathematical area of research with practical applications,” Mair says. “Tomography produces a three-dimensional image of the heart or other organs by recording the effects of those energy waves produced by the decaying radioisotope in the organ and using numerical algorithms to invert the data.”
Mair says the tomographic imaging produces a higher resolution image than ultrasound, but it requires more equipment. Magnetic resonance imaging or MRI, perhaps the most commonly used method of visualizing the heart, provides complementary information. Unlike an MRI—which only shows the organ’s structure—positron emission tomography allows medical professionals to observe the metabolic functions of the organ.
The major difficulty, Mair says, is reducing the blurring of the reconstructed images caused by the complex motion of the beating heart. “Preliminary results of research, which relies on biomechanical models of cardiac motion and fairly sophisticated numerical algorithms, have demonstrated that their techniques can significantly improve the current technology.”
—Warren Kagarise and Buffy Lockette
Grants through the Division of Sponsored Research
April–May 2005
Total: $8,031,448
April 2005 Total: $3,651,557 |
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Investigator |
Department |
Agency |
Award |
Title |
SULLIVAN N S |
ADMINISTRATION |
U F RESEARCH FOUNDATION |
$4,000 |
MISSCELLANEOUS WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES/ UFRF |
AKINYEMI A; VILLALON L A |
AFRICAN & ASIAN LANGUAGES |
U S DEPT OF EDUCATION |
$72,000 |
FULBRIGHT-HAYS GROUP PROJECTS ABROAD |
MULLIGAN C J |
ANTHROPOLOGY |
MULTIPLE SPONSORS |
$3,818 |
MULTIPLE SPONSORS - DNA TESTING |
SCHMIDT P R |
ANTHROPOLOGY |
WENNER-GREN FDTN ANTHRO RES |
$4,500 |
SOLANGAARACHCHI FELLOWSHIP -ANCIENT IRON SMELTING TECHNOLOGYIN THE KIRI OYA AND MIRISGONI OYA BASINS IN THE DRY ZONE |
SHIH C |
ANTHROPOLOGY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$33,134 |
FAMILY SYSTEMS AND THEIR DEMOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDY OF FOUR CHINES ETHNIC GROUPS |
GUSTAFSON B A |
ASTRONOMY |
U S NAVY NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY |
$4,058 |
COSMIC DUST RESEARCH |
SOLTIS D E; SOLTIS P S |
BOTANY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$134,839 |
COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: PATTERNS & MECHANISMS OF GENE EXPRESSION IN RECENT ALLOTETRAPLOIDS OF RECURRENT ORIGIN |
BARTLETT R J |
CHEMISTRY |
UNIV OF MISSOURI U S ARMY |
$80,269 |
DETERMINATION OF POTENTIAL ENERGY SURFACES FOR ENERGETIC MOLECULES |
BENNER S A |
CHEMISTRY |
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$203,022 |
DARWINIAN CHEMICAL SYSTEMS |
DURAN R S |
CHEMISTRY |
U S AIR FORCE |
$9,880 |
TRANSMEMBRANE BIOPOLYMERS AT ENGINEERED SURFACES |
DURAN R S |
CHEMISTRY |
U S AIR FORCE AFOSR |
$235,079 |
AN OPTICAL TRAP WORKSTATION FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF VESICLE FUSION PROCESSES |
DURAN R S; SCOTT M J |
CHEMISTRY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$100,250 |
THE US/FRANCE REU SITE IN CHEMISTRY |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
EXXONMOBIL CORPORATION RESEARCH & ENGINEERING COMPANY |
$31,743 |
JOINT RESEARCH INTO CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF PETROLEUM |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
EXXONMOBIL CORPORATION RESEARCH & ENGINEERING COMPANY |
$30,629 |
JOINT RESEARCH INTO CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF PETROLEUM (AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO AGREEMENT #57821) |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$250 |
SOFTWARE RESEARCH SUPPORT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$408 |
SOFTWARE RESEARCH SUPPORT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$272 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$1,509 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$3,432 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$2,558 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$471 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$272 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$1,309 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$414 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
RENOVIS |
$133,897 |
SYNTHESIS OFCOMPOUNDS & REAGENTS |
STEWART J D |
CHEMISTRY |
MERCK & COMPANY INC |
$20,727 |
MATERIAL TRANSFER AGREEMENT WITH MERCK - BIOLOGICALS |
YOST R A |
CHEMISTRY |
FINNIGAN CORP |
$36,000 |
FUNDAMENTAL & INSTRUMENTAL STUDIES OF GC/MS/MS ON THE GCQ |
BAUM R J |
CTR FOR APPLIED PHILOSOPHY |
MULTIPLE SOURCES |
$22,000 |
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL ETHICS JOURNAL |
MCCRAE C S ; MARSISKE M |
CTR FOR GERONTOLOGICAL STUD |
NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIA - NATL INSTITUTE ON AGING |
$216,934 |
INTRAINDIVIDUAL VARIABILITY IN SLEEP AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN OLDER ADULTS WITH INSOMNIA |
MILLS T L; MCDADE B E |
DIV OF STUD & SPECIAL PROGRAMS |
U S DEPT OF EDUCATION |
$368,696 |
UPWARD BOUND UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA |
GOLDMAN A C |
GEOGRAPHY |
U S DEPT OF EDUCATION |
$3,000 |
FLORIDA NETWORK FOR GLOBAL STUDIES TITLE VI NATIONAL RESOURCCENTER: CURRICULUM AWARD |
THRALL G I |
GEOGRAPHY |
DEPT OF EDUCATION |
$15,714 |
GEOGRAPHIC ACCESS ANALYSIS STATE OF FLORIDA HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM |
CHANNELL J E |
GEOLOGY |
JOINT OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$104,323 |
PARTICIPATION IN INTREGRATED OCEAN DRILLING PROGRAM |
HODELL D A |
GEOLOGY |
JOINT OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$15,671 |
INTEGRATED OCEAN DRILLING PROGRAM, NORTH ATLANTIC CLIMARE 2:EXPIDITION 306 SALARY SUPPORT |
HODELL D A; CURTIS J H |
GEOLOGY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$392,376 |
LAKE PETEN-ITZA DRILLING PROJECT, GUATEMALA: A TERRESTRIAL ARCHIVE OF NORTHERN NEOTROPICAL CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL... |
MARTIN E E |
GEOLOGY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$240,845 |
DEEP WATER CIRCULATION DURING THE MIDDLE TO LATE MIOCENE CARBONATE CRASH |
SHRIVASTAV R |
INST ADV STDY OF COMMUN PROCES |
NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIDCD - DEAFNESS & COMM DISORD |
$238,750 |
MEASURING BREATHINESS WITH AN AUDITORY PROCESSING MODEL |
SHRIVASTAV R |
INST ADV STDY OF COMMUN PROCES |
NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIDCD - DEAFNESS & COMM DISORD |
$38,675 |
MEASURING BREATHINESS WITH AN AUDITORY PROCESSING MODEL |
HAGER W W |
MATHEMATICS |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$96,161 |
SPARSE MATRIX ALGORITHMS AND THEIR APPLICATION TO DUAL ACTIVE SET TECHNIQUES IN OPTIMIZATION |
ANDRAKA B |
PHYSICS |
U S DEPT OF ENERGY |
$118,143 |
INVESTIGATION OF NOVEL STRONGLY CORELATED ELECTRON STATES WITH THE EMPHASIS ON PR-BASED SYSTEMS |
AVERY P R |
PHYSICS |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION MULTIPLE SUBCONTRACTS |
$229,275 |
ITR/AP: AN INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL-DATA GRID LABORATORY FOR DATA INTENSIVE SCIENCE |
IHAS G G |
PHYSICS |
NASA |
$26,254 |
HYDROGEN RESEARCH FOR SPACEPORT AND SPACE BASED APPLICATIONS |
|
IHAS G G |
PHYSICS |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$21,693 |
24TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LOW TEMPERATURE PHYSICS (LT24) |
|
SULLIVAN N S |
PHYSICS |
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY NAT HIGH MAGNETIC FIELD LAB NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$271,221 |
THE NATIONAL HIGH MAGNETIC FIELD LABORATORY |
|
BJORNDAL K A; BOLTEN A B |
ZOOLOGY |
U F FOUNDATION |
$2,608 |
SEA TURTLE CONSERVATION |
|
EVANS D H |
ZOOLOGY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$7,200 |
PARACRINE CONTROL OF FISH GILL FUNCTION |
|
LILLYWHITE H B |
ZOOLOGY |
U F FOUNDATION |
$6,223 |
SEAHORSE KEY CONSERVATION |
|
WAYNE M L |
ZOOLOGY |
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH |
$67,055 |
QUANTITATIVE GENOMICS OF SEXUAL DIMORPHISM |
April 2005 Total: $4,379,891 |
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Investigator |
Department |
Agency |
Award |
Title |
FALSETTI A B |
ANTHROPOLOGY |
MULTIPLE SOURCES |
$436 |
FEES FOR SERVICES INCLUDING FORENSIC WORKSHOPS & CASE ANALYSIS |
SHIH C |
ANTHROPOLOGY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$74,327 |
FAMILY SYSTEMS AND THEIR DEMOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDY OF FOUR CHINES ETHNIC GROUPS |
WARREN M W |
ANTHROPOLOGY |
MULTIPLE SPONSORS |
$822 |
MISCELLANEOUS DONORS |
DERMOTT S F |
ASTRONOMY |
NASA |
$115,518 |
DYNAMICS OF INTERPLANETARY DUST PARTICLES |
HAMANN III F |
ASTRONOMY |
SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INST NASA |
$38,323 |
AALS IN QUASARS: DIAGNOSTICS OF THE ENVIRONMENT |
LADA E A; ELSTON R J |
ASTRONOMY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$219,864 |
TOWARD A COMPLETE NEAR-IR SPECTROSCOPIC SURVEY OF GIANT MOLECULAR CLOUDS |
REYES F J |
ASTRONOMY |
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA FL SPACE GRANT CONSORTIUM NASA |
$5,800 |
SUPPORT FOR EDUCATIONA ND PUBLIC OUTREACH PROGRAMS OF THE UFRADIO OBSERVATORY ON-LINE |
SARAJEDINI A |
ASTRONOMY |
SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INST NASA |
$45,002 |
THE STAR FORMATION HISTORY AND METALLICITY EVOLUTION OF M33: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF DISK EVOLUTION |
SARAJEDINI A |
ASTRONOMY |
SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INST NASA |
$47,075 |
MAIN SEQUENCE TURNOFF AGES FOR SECOND PARAMETER CLUSTERS IN M33 |
GITZENDANNER M A; SOLTIS P S |
BOTANY |
U S DEPT OF THE INTERIOR FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE |
$43,752 |
GENETIC RESEARCH CRUCIAL TO THE RECOVERY OF ZIZIPHUS CELATA |
KITAJIMA K |
BOTANY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$1,720 |
CAREER: FUNCTIONAL BASES FOR THE TRADE-OFF BETWEEN GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF TREE SEEDLINGS |
KITAJIMA K |
BOTANY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$26,086 |
CAREER: FUNCTIONAL BASES FOR THE TRADE-OFF BETWEEN GROWTH AND SURVIVAL OF TREE SEEDLINGS |
MACK M C |
BOTANY |
UNIV OF CALIFORNIA U C IRVINE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$62,259 |
CONTROLS OVER FUNGAL COMMUNITEIS AND CONSEQUENCES FOR NUTRIENT CYCLING |
SOLTIS D E; SOLTIS P S |
BOTANY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$61,422 |
A COMPREHENSIVE PHYLOGENETIC TREE OF LIVING AND FOSSIL ANGIOSPERMS |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
ARKAT USA |
$50,000 |
FLORIDA HETEROCYCLIC CONFERENCE AND ARKIVOC ELECTRONIC JOURNAL |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
L'OREAL |
$192,871 |
LOREAL RESEARCH AGREEMENT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$1,090 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$13,090 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$314 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
MULTIPLE COMPANIES |
$2,049 |
MILES COMPOUND CONTRACT |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
U S ARMY |
$157,525 |
DEVELOPMENT OF NEW NITRO HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS |
KATRITZKY A R |
CHEMISTRY |
U S NAVY |
$39,381 |
SYNTHETIC METHODS AND SYNTHESIS OF AXIO AND ACETYLENE- TERMINATED OLIGOMERS |
REYNOLDS J R |
CHEMISTRY |
SRI INTERNATIONAL U S DEPT OF DEFENSE |
$89,466 |
HIHG CONTRAST REFLECTIVE ELECTROCHROMIC DEVICES |
REYNOLDS J R |
CHEMISTRY |
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY U S ARMY |
$62,263 |
ADVANCED CARBON NANOTECHNOLOGY CONSORTIUM: DISPLAYS AND DETECTORS |
REYNOLDS J R |
CHEMISTRY |
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY U S AIR FORCE |
$179,647 |
AGILE RESPONSE COATINGS |
RICHARDS N G |
CHEMISTRY |
NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH |
$39,154 |
MEASURING ASPARAGINE SYNTHETASE EXPRESSION IN LEUKEMIA |
SCHANZE K S |
CHEMISTRY |
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY U S ARMY |
$69,852 |
ADVANCED CARBON NANOTECHNOLOGY CONSORTIUM: DISPLAYS AND DETECTORS |
SCHANZE K S |
CHEMISTRY |
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY U S AIR FORCE |
$106,361 |
AGILE RESPONSE COATINGS |
TAN W |
CHEMISTRY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$190,344 |
NANOSCALE ARRAYS FOR DIRECT RNA PROFILING IN SINGLE CELLS & THEIR COMPARTMENTS |
VALA M T |
CHEMISTRY |
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA |
$3,000 |
PREBIOTIC MOLECULES IN INTERSTELLER SPACE |
VILLALON L A |
CTR FOR AFRICAN STUDIES |
U S DEPT OF EDUCATION |
$208,000 |
ADMINISTRATIVE: NATIONAL RESOURCE CENTER & FOREIGN LANGUAGE & AREA STUDIES FELLOWSHIPS |
BAUM R J |
CTR FOR APPLIED PHILOSOPHY |
MULTIPLE SOURCES |
$3,000 |
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL ETHICS JOURNAL |
HENRETTA J C |
CTR FOR GERONTOLOGICAL STUD |
UNIV OF MICHIGAN NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH |
$35,780 |
HEALTH AND RETIREMENT STUDY |
CHANNELL J E |
GEOLOGY |
JOINT OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$10,357 |
INTREGRATED OCEAN DRILLING PROGRAM EXPEDITION 306: SALARY SUPPORT |
HODELL D A |
GEOLOGY |
JOINT OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$44,172 |
INTRGRATED OCEAN DRILLING PROGRAM NORTH ATLANTIC 1, EXPEDITION 303: SALARY SUPPORT |
HODELL D A |
GEOLOGY |
JOINT OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$7,640 |
UNDERGRADUATE SUPPLEMENTAL AWARD |
HODELL D A |
GEOLOGY |
JOINT OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$40,979 |
INTRGRATED OCEAN DRILLING PROGRAM NORTH ATLANTIC 1, EXPEDITION 303: SALARY SUPPORT |
MARTIN E E |
GEOLOGY |
AM CHEMICAL SOCIETY |
$79,400 |
WARM SALINE DEEP WATER PRODUCTION IN THE MIDDLE EOCENE TO EARLY OLIGOCENE |
FREIFELD A |
HISTORY |
U S DEPT OF EDUCATION |
$3,222 |
FLORIDA NETWORK FOR GLOBAL STUDIES TITLE VI NATIONAL RESOURCCENTER PROPOSAL |
MCCULLOUGH S A |
MATHEMATICS |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$67,689 |
TOPICS IN DILATION THEORY |
SHABANOV S; KLAUDER J R |
MATHEMATICS |
SCIENCE APPLICATIONS INTL CORP U S AIR FORCE |
$57,702 |
PROPAGATION OF NARROW ELECTROMAGNETIC BEAMS IN DISPERSIVE MEDIA |
AVERY P R |
PHYSICS |
CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$168,294 |
ITR: ASE; INT: DMC: ULTRALIGHT: AN ULTRASCALE INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR DATA INTENSIVE RESEARCH |
MITSELMAKHER G; KORYTOV A |
PHYSICS |
FERMILAB U S DEPT OF ENERGY |
$20,938 |
US CMS ENDCAP MUON M & O SUBSYSTEM FY 2004 |
MITSELMAKHER G; KORYTOV A |
PHYSICS |
FERMILAB U S DEPT OF ENERGY |
$15,847 |
ENDCAP MUON SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FOR THE CMS PROJECT FY 2004 |
MITSELMAKHER G; KORYTOV A |
PHYSICS |
FERMILAB U S DEPT OF ENERGY |
$60,000 |
ENDCAP MUON SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FOR THE CMS PROJECT FY 2004 |
MITSELMAKHER G; KORYTOV A |
PHYSICS |
FERMILAB U S DEPT OF ENERGY |
$70,000 |
ENDCAP MUON SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FOR THE CMS PROJECT FY 2004 |
MITSELMAKHER G; KORYTOV A |
PHYSICS |
FERMILAB U S DEPT OF ENERGY |
$117,240 |
US CMS ENDCAP MUON M & O SUBSYSTEM FY 2004 |
MITSELMAKHER G; TANNER D B |
PHYSICS |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$398,105 |
DETECTION OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES: INTERFEROMETRY, DEVICES, MATERIALS, AND ANALYSIS FOR LIGO |
MITSELMAKHER G; TANNER D B |
PHYSICS |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$211,600 |
DETECTION OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVES: INTERFEROMETRY, DEVICES, MATERIALS, AND ANALYSIS FOR LIGO |
MULLER G |
PHYSICS |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$32,818 |
ADVANCED LIGO: RESEARCH ON MODE MATCHING AND CONTROL SYSTEMS |
MULLER G; TANNER D B |
PHYSICS |
NASA |
$306,232 |
BENCHTOP EXPERIMENT TO STUDY LISA INTERFEROMETRY AND TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF DATA ANALYSIS METHODS FOR LISA |
TANNER D B |
PHYSICS |
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY U S AIR FORCE |
$26,258 |
AGILE RESPONSE COATINGS |
BRANCH M N |
PSYCHOLOGY |
NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIDA - NATL INST ON DRUG ABUSE |
$186,138 |
BEHAVIORAL DETERMINANTS OF COCAINE TOLERANCE |
ROWLAND N E |
PSYCHOLOGY |
NATL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH NIAAA - ALCOHOL ABUSE & ALC |
$46,301 |
TIME RESOLUTION OF ETHANOL-INDUCED NEUROTRANSMISSION |
PHARIES D A |
ROMANCE LANGUAGES |
U S DEPT OF EDUCATION |
$6,173 |
ADMINISTRATION: NATIONAL RESOURCE CENTERS AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND AREA STUDIES FELLOWSHIPS |
HOBERT J P |
STATISTICS |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$117,893 |
EXACT AND APPROXIMATE MARKOV CHAIN SAMPLING ALGORITHMS |
BJORNDAL K A; ROARK A M |
ZOOLOGY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION |
$11,800 |
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND LIFE-HISTORY RESPONSES TO VARIATION IN FOOD AVAILABILITY IN A PARTHENOGENETIC INSECT |
LEVEY D J; ANDINO J M |
ZOOLOGY |
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION ALACHUA COUNTY |
$76,500 |
SCIENCE PARTNERS IN INQUIRY-BASED COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION (S.P.I.C.E.) |
OSENBERG C W |
ZOOLOGY |
SPRINGER-VERLAG |
$11,000 |
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