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A. Baker, professor of geochemistry, National
Science Foundation (NSF), $140,592, “Collaborative Research
in Holocene Geology and Anthropology: Paleoclimate, Landscape
Evolution, and Human Occupation of the Western Lake Titicaca
Basin, Peru.” Duration: 2003-06.
Celia
J. Bonaventura, professor of cell biology, NSF,
$117,750, “Supplement - NSF K-12 Teaching Program.”
Duration: 2002-05.
Bruce H. Corliss,
professor of earth and ocean sciences, NSF, $338,000, “Development
of Environmental Proxies for Coastal Environments.”
Duration: 2003-06; NSF, $76,055, “Marine Technician
Support - RV Cape Hatteras.” Duration: 2003-04.
J. Kevin Craig, assistant research scientist,
“Hypoxia, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,”
$546,847, “Fish & Fisheries in the Northwestern
Gulf of Mexico.” Duration: 2003-06.
Larry B. Crowder,
Stephen Toth Professor of Marine Biology, Oak Foundation,
$91,306, “Global Fellows in Marine Conservation.”
Duration: 2003-05.
Thomas J.
Crowley, Nicholas Professor of Earth Systems
Science, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, $122,156,
“Technical Support for Ad Hoc Working Group on Climate
Change and Detection.” Duration: 2003-06; National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration, $330,000, “Seasonal
Model and Detection Studies of Climate Change over the Last
1000 Years.” Duration: 2003-04.
Gary S. Dwyer,
research scientist, NSF, $51,811, “Collaborative Research:
High Northern Latitude Amplifiers of Centennial to Millennial
Climate Forcing During the Holocene.” Duration: 2003-05;
NSF, $480,831, “Collaborative Research: Mid-Pliocene
Global Warming: Analysis Using 3-D Digital Data Sets and Coupled
Ocean-Atmosphere Modeling Studies.” Duration: 2003-07.
Judson D. Edeburn, Duke Forest resource
manager, Brookhaven National Labs, $53,408, “Forest-Atmosphere
Carbon Transfer and Storage (FACTS) Duke Forest Blackwood
Division Site: Site Maintenance and Support.” Duration:
2002-04.
Jeffrey A.
Karson, professor of geology, NSF, $313,926,
“Collaborative Research: Investigation of a New Class
of Hydrothermal Systems—The Lost City Hydrothermal Field:
A peridotite-hosted, off-axis system at 30°N on the Mid-Atlantic
Ridge.” Duration: 2003-06.
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Randall
Kramer, professor of resource and environmental
economics, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
$115,000, “Toward an Improved Understanding of Wetland
Restoration Choice Behavior of Landowners: A Hierarchical
Bayes Approach.” Duration: 2003-05.
Peter E. Malin,
professor of seismology and of civil and environmental engineering,
Mammoth Pacific, LP, $160,800, “Demonstrating a Microearthquake-based
Production & Injection Well Targeting Technology Developed
under CEC Support.” Duration: 2003-06; Kenya Electricity
Generating Company Ltd., $286,346, “Transferring a Joint
Geophysical Methodology for Geothermal Reservoir Assessment
to Kenya & East Africa.” Duration: 2002-05.
Marie Lynn
Miranda, Gabel Associate Professor of the Practice
in Environmental Ethics and Sustainable Environmental Management,
State of North Carolina, $120,493, “Part C: Alternative
Surveillance Assessment.” Duration: six months.
 Ram
Oren, professor of ecology, Forest Service, $182,541,
“Reducing Uncertainty in Current and Projected Carbon
Sequestration in Southeastern US.” Duration: 2003-04.
Kenneth H.
Reckhow, professor of water resources, Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA), $694,662, “Adaptive Implementation
Modeling and Monitoring for TMDL Refinement.” Duration:
2003-06.
 Daniel
Rittschof, associate professor of zoology, Oak
Foundation, $74,864, “Graduate Program Enhancement.”
Duration: 2003-05.
 Dharni
Vasudevan, assistant professor of environmental chemistry,
University of Connecticut, $130,335, “Factors Controlling
Veterinary Antibiotic Sorption to Soil.” Duration: 2002-05.
Compiled by Donna Picard,
Nicholas School Communications
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