| Celia J. Bonaventura, professor
of cell biology, National Science Foundation (NSF), $345,844,
“Graduate Teaching Fellows Program of the Duke University
Marine Laboratory Supplement.” Duration: 2004-05; NSF, $98,500,
“Supplement to K-112 Program.” Duration: 2004-05; Burroughs
Wellcome Fund, $1140,697, “Connecting Coastal Communities.”
Duration: 2004-07.
Norman L. Christensen Jr., professor of
ecology and founding dean of the Nicholas School, U.S. Dept.
of Agriculture, $63,000, “Fire History Among Southern Appalachian
Forest Types.” Duration: 2004-06.
James S. Clark, H.L. Blomquist Professor
of Biology, NSF, $1148,000, “Integration of Data and Models
to Assess Forest Biodiversity.” Duration: 2004-07.
Bruce H. Corliss, professor of earth and
ocean sciences, NSF, $11,372,6611, “Ship Operations – R/V
Cape Hatteras, Year 3 of 5.” Duration: 2002-07; Office
of Naval Research, $378,650, “Ship Support on R/V Cape
Hatteras CY 2004.” Duration: nine months; Office of Naval
Research, $85,700, “Ship Support on R/V Cape Hatteras
CY 2004.” Duration: six months.
Larry B. Crowder, Stephen Toth Professor
of Marine Biology, Oak Foundation, $280,229, “Training Conservation
Professionals for Belize.” Duration: 2004-08.
 Richard
B. Forward Jr., professor of zoology and Bass Fellow,
North Carolina State University, $68,2117, “Seasonal Pattern
of Blue Crab Post-Larval Immigration into an Estuary.” Duration:
2004-06.
David E. Hinton, Nicholas Professor of Environmental
Quality, University of California – Riverside, $62,500, “Use
of Japanese Medaka as an On-line Screening Platform for the
Evaluation of Potable Water.” Duration: 2003-04.
Jeffrey A. Karson, professor of geology,
NSF, $380,730, “Structure and Composition of Fast Spread EPR
Crust Exposed at Pito.” Duration: 2004-07; NSF, $3110,736,
“Iceland Flexure Zones: Analogs for Mid-Ocean Ridge Spreading
Centers.” Duration: 2004-07.
Prasad S. Kasibhatla, associate professor
of environmental chemistry, National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, $67,249, “Quantifying Anthropogenic Sources
of Trace Gases & Aerosols: An Integrated Approach.” Duration:
2004-07.
Randall A. Kramer, professor of resource
and environmental economics, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, $1142,695,
“Toward an Improved Understanding of Wetland Restoration Choice
Behavior of Landowners.” Duration: 2003-05.
M. Susan Lozier, Truman and Nellie Semans/Alex
Brown & Sons Professor of Physical Oceanography, Office
of Naval Research, $80,000, “A Focus on the Scientific Contributions
by Women to the Field of Physical Oceanography.” Duration:
2004-06; NSF, $911,707, “Workshop for the Design of a Mentoring
Program for Junior Women in Physical Oceanography.” Duration:
2004-06.
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Peter E. Malin, professor
of seismology and of civil and environmental engineering,
NSF, $1166,843, “Duke Participation in SAFOD: Two Collaborative
Seismic Profiling Studies Using the Geophone Array in the
SAFOD Pilot Hol.” Duration: 2004-06; Stanford University,
$205,496, “A Revised, Easily Removable Instrumentation System
for SAFOD Pilot Hole Geophysical Monitoring and Sensor Evaluation.”
Duration: 2004-05; Stanford University, $64,984, “An Easily
Removable Instrumentation System for SAFOD Pilot Hole Geophysical
Monitoring and Sensor Evaluation (Supplement).” Duration:
2004-05; NSF, $1129,544, “Magma Reservoir - Conduit Dynamics
as Revealed by Borehole Geophysical Observatory.” Duration:
2003-05; USGS, $60,000, “Approaching Seismology in the Source:
Earthquake Source Studies at LVEW and SAFOD.” Duration: 2004-05.
Marie Lynn Miranda, Gabel Associate Professor
of the Practice in Environmental Ethics and Sustainable Environmental
Management, NIEHS, $50,000, “National Replication of CEHI’s
GIS-Based Childhood Lead Exposure Model.” Duration: 2003-05.
A. Brad Murray, assistant professor of geomorphology
and coastal processes, Office of Naval Research, $11411,252,
“Temporal Evolution of Ripple-Field Characteristics: A Defect-Dynamic
Approach.” Duration: 2004-06.
Ram Oren, professor of ecology, U.S. Dept.
of Energy, $3,5118,338, “Forest- Atmosphere Carbon Transfer
and Storage.” Duration: 2004-07.
 Lincoln
F. Pratson, associate professor of sedimentary geology
and director of graduate studies, NSF, $2114,292, “Collaborative
Research: Resolution of the Stratigraphic Record for a High
Input, Collision- Margin Shelf Basin: The MARGI.” Duration:
2004-07.
Andrew J. Read, Rachel Carson Associate
Professor of Marine Conservation Biology, Strategic Environmental
Research & Development Program/U.S. Dept. of Defense,
$968,567, “Predictive Spatial Analysis of Marine Mammal Habitats.”
Duration: 2004-07.
Kenneth H. Reckhow, professor of water resources
and chair, Division of Environmental Sciences and Policy,
University of Texas-Austin, $811,480, “Pilot Hydro Informatics
System for The Neuse River.” Duration: 2004-05.
John W. Terborgh, James B. Duke Professor
of Environmental Science, Wildlife Conservation Society, $66,000,
“Evaluating the Conservation Status of Amazonian Landscapes.”
Duration: 2004-05.
Compiled by Donna Picard, communications assistant
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