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Proposals Submitted, Quarter 4, FY 2010

Submitting UnitPrincipal

Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #School of Architecture and Allied Arts (aaa)Art

Gillis, B. Oregon Arts Commission NEW Art $1,500 OAC Career Opportunity Grant: Kirkland Art Center

16485

Art Total $1,500School of Architecture and Allied Arts Total $1,500

College of Arts and Sciences (cas)American English Institute

Opp-Beckman, L. / Kieffer

U.S. Department of State/University of Maryland

CONT American English Institute

$407,008 2010-11 E-Teacher Scholarship Program and Professional Development Workshop

16427

American English Institute Total $407,008

AnthropologySilverman, C. American Council of

Learned SocietiesNEW Anthropology $42,666 ACLS New Faculty Fellowship - Stephen

Anthony Dueppen16831

White, F. American Museum of Natural History/Sewanee, The University of the South

NEW Anthropology $2,600 Efficacy of Mate Choice in St. Catherine’s Island Ring-Tailed Lemurs

16879

Anthropology Total $45,266

ChemistryDe Rose, V. U.S. Department of

DefenseNEW Chemistry $239,304 Evaluating Ribosome- and RNA-Mediated

Apoptosis in Breast Cancer Chemotherapies

16769

Doxsee, K. National Science Foundation

NEW Chemistry $25,000 Individual Award: PAESMEM - Kenneth M. Doxsee

16575

Haley, M. / Liu National Science Foundation

NEW Chemistry $461,050 Acquisition of a Single Crystal X-ray Diffractometer for the Cyber-Enabled, Regional CAMCOR X-ray Diffraction Facility

16740

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Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Johnson, David U.S. Department of Energy NEW Chemistry $67,786 Efficient Nanoengineered Materials for

Thermoelectric Cooling Based on High Abundance Chemical Elements

16836

Chemistry Total $793,140

Computer and Information ScienceAriola, Z. National Science

FoundationNEW Computer and

Information Science

$15,000 Oregon Programming Languages Summer School (OPLSS) on Logic, Languages, Compilation, and Verification

16652

Dou, D. National Institutes of Health/University of South Alabama

NEW Computer and Information Science

$14,451 MiRNA Ontology for Target Gene Prediction in Human Cancer

16556

Hornof, A. National Science Foundation

SUPP Computer and Information Science

$16,000 REU Supplement: HCC: Easy-to-Learn and Easy-to-Use Eye-Controlled Musical Expression for Children with Severe Disabilities

16785

Li, J. National Science Foundation

NEW Computer and Information Science

$151,628 FIA: Collaborative Research: Choices, Contracts, and Clouds

16676

Young, M. National Science Foundation

SUPP Computer and Information Science

$16,000 REU Supplement: SHF: Small: Collaborative Research: Dynamic Invariant Inference, Enhanced

16878

Computer and Information Science Total $213,079

EconomicsEvans, G. National Science

FoundationNEW Economics $53,934 Learning and the Planning Horizon:

Applications to Economic Fluctuations, Asset Prices and Policy

16881

Economics Total $53,934

Environmental StudiesBoulay, M. McKenzie Watershed

CouncilNEW Environmental

Studies$2,599 Restoration Stewardship Project '10 16625

Boulay, M. Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council

NEW Environmental Studies

$3,230 Restoration Stewardship Project '10 - Middle Fork Willamette

16686

Environmental Studies Total $5,829

2




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Geography

Chin, A. National Science Foundation

NEW Geography $4,714 Landscapes in the Anthropocene: Exploring the Human Connections (request for supplemental funding)

16764

Kato, K. / Meacham Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board

NEW Geography $18,000 OWEB Fish Passage Investments - Interactive Time Series Viewer

16736

McDowell, P. Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board

SUPP Geography $10,000 Supplement to 2009-10 Effectiveness Monitoring for Physical Habitat and Geomorphology at Restoration Projects in the Middle Fork John Day River Mainstem (index 322671)

16792

Geography Total $32,714

Geological SciencesBindeman, I. National Science

FoundationNEW Geological

Sciences$65,003 TESTING THE SLUSHBALL EARTH

MODEL FOR THE PALEOPROTEROZOIC GLACIATIONS IN UNIQUELY 18-O DEPLETED ROCKS FROM KARELIA, RUSSIA

16620

Cashman, K. National Science Foundation

SUPP Geological Sciences

$28,688 Strombolian Eruptions, Magma Degassing, and Hydrothermal Discharge at an active submarine arc volcano

16886

Humphreys, E. National Science Foundation

SUPP Geological Sciences

$33,724 Collaborative Research: Making the San Andreas Fault at the Mendocino Triple Junction

16613

Humphreys, E. Southern California Earthquake Center

CONT Geological Sciences

$26,000 Tomographic Imaging of Southern California Mantle: Joint Body and Surface wave Inversions

16745

Retallack, G. National Science Foundation

NEW Geological Sciences

$105,475 Collaborative Research: Multiple Permian and Triassic greenhouse crises in Antarctica

16813

Schmidt, D. / Weldon USDI/U.S. Geological Survey


$78,189 Evaluating the potential for long-term strain accumulation down-dip of the locked zone by quantifying the release of strain from slow slip on the Cascadia subduction zone

16788

3




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Toomey, D. / Fletcher USDI/U.S. Geological

SurveySUPP Geological

Sciences$34,000 CREST Supplemental 16675

Weldon, R. NSF/Southern California Earthquake Center


$28,612 Slip rate on the North Branch of the San Andreas fault, near San Bernardino

16688

Weldon, R. National Science Foundation/Appalachian State University

CONT Geological Sciences

$53,172 The Frazier Mountain Paleoseismic Site: Evaluating fault behavior models with geologic data from the Big Bend section of the San Andreas fault, CA

16689

Weldon, R. / Schmidt National Science Foundation


$48,433 Observations of Vertical Deformation from Tidal Time Series for the 2010 Slow Slip Event in Cascadia

16656

Geological Sciences Total $501,296

HistoryHerman, E. American Council of

Learned SocietiesNEW History $40,996 ACLS New Faculty Fellowship - Jonathan

Herzog16829

History Total $40,996

Human PhysiologyChou, L. National Football League

CharitiesNEW Human

Physiology$99,919 Evaluation of the orientation/executive

functions of attention and gait disturbances in concussed high school athletes

16857

Halliwill, J. Nike, Inc. NEW Human Physiology

$47,224 Testing Compression Garments (Exercise and Environmental Physiology Product Testing)

16779

Halliwill, J. Nike, Inc. NEW Human Physiology

$300 Develop methodology and protocols for identifying small changes in tissue blood flow during muscle warming experiments.

16909

Verscheure, S. Springfield School District 19

CONT Human Physiology

$29,417 CONTRACT: Athletic Training Program Internship at Springfield High School

16435

Verscheure, S. Springfield School District 19

CONT Human Physiology

$29,417 CONTRACT: Athletic Training Internship at Thurston High School

16436

Human Physiology Total $206,277

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Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Linguistics

Dame, P. U.S. Department of State NEW American English Institute

$176,523 English Language Certificate Program for Brazilian University Students

16851

Lowes, G. Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Project

NEW Linguistics $135,405 Documenting the language of the Phobjikha Valley, Bhutan

16637

Redford, M. National Institutes of Health

CONT Linguistics $278,093 Acquisition of Temporal Patterns in Child Speech and Language

16912

Vallejos, R. Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Project

NEW Linguistics $111,736 Kokama-Kokamilla Documentation Project: Text corpus, thematic dictionaries, and three-lingual dictionary with sound files.

16608

Linguistics Total $701,757

PhysicsBothun, G. National Aeronautics and

Space AdministrationNEW Physics $114,583 Oregon Climate Literacy Education

Initiative: 16741

Schofield, R. National Science Foundation

SUPP Physics $6,000 REU Supplement: Metal-Halogen Biomaterials and Wear

16586

Vignola, F. / Lonergan Oregon Built Environment and Sustainable Technologies Center

NEW Physics $114,629 Becoming the Leader in Solar Energy _ SuNRISE PV Test Facility

16760

Physics Total $235,212

PsychologyAwh, E. National Institutes of

HealthCONT Psychology $333,981 Impaired Resolution of Perceptual

Interference as an Endophenotype of ADHD

16619

Awh, E. / Vogel National Institutes of Health

CONT Psychology $523,704 The Distinction Between Number and Resolution in Visual Working Memory

16680

Frey, S. James S. McDonnell Foundation/Albert Einstein Healthcare Network

CONT Psychology $130,728 Prospective Control of Action: Computational Principles, Neural Substrates, and Clinical Implications [Modification #1]

16954

Psychology Total $988,413

5




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Sociology

Scott, E. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services/ Oregon State University

NEW Sociology $82,382 Continuity in the Child Care Subsidy Program: A Two-Strategy Approach

16797

Sociology Total $82,382

Yamada Language CenterWood, S. National Endowment for

the HumanitiesSUPP Study of Women

in Society, Center for the

$10,000 Mesoamerican Cultures and their Histories: Spotlight on 0axaca! -- Supplement for Digital Dissemination and Impact

16754

Yamada Language Center Total $10,000College of Arts and Sciences Total $4,317,303

College of Education (edu)Advanced Technology in Education, Center for

Anderson-Inman, L. U.S. Department of Education/Western Oregon University

NEW Teacher Education

$99,935 Project DIRECT: Distance Innovations for Rural Educators using Communication Technologies

16684

Anderson-Inman, L. / Richter

National Science Foundation/Lane Community College

SUPP Teacher Education

$12,552 Lane Community College: Simulation and Game Development Immersion(SGDI)Program [CATE Tech Support]

16746

Olson, M. U.S. Department of Education/Western Oregon University

NEW Teacher Education

$99,996 Quality Content Learning Through Reasoning

16681

Center for Advanced Technology in Education Total $212,483

Behavioral Research and TeachingScalise, K. National Science

FoundationNEW Educational

Leadership$249,946 21st Century Cyberinfrastructure for new

STEM Assessments: Evidence-based Demonstration Project

16706

Behavioral Research and Teaching Total $249,946

6




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #CDS - General Training Programs

Sohlberg, M. American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation

NEW Communication Disorders and Sciences

$50,000 Strategies to Improve Reading (STIR): Evaluation of a Reading Strategy Intervention Program

16748

CDS - General Training Programs Total $50,000

Early Childhood CARESNewman, J. U.S. Department of Health

and Human Services/ Oregon Department of Human Services

NEW Early Childhood CARES

$2,666 Immunization and vaccines for children grants: upgrade to track religious exemptions at the antigen level.

16752

Newman, J. Lane County Commission on Children and Families

RENEW Early Childhood CARES

$18,241 Lane County Healthy Start Continuation Grant for Healthy Start Intensive Home Visiting Services. FY 2011

16950

Early Childhood CARES Total $20,907

Early Intervention ProgramSquires, J. Association of University

Centers on DisabilitiesNEW Special Education $100,000 Project BEST: Benchmarks for Early

Screening and Testing16481

Squires, J. Association of University Centers on Disabilities

NEW Special Education $150,000 Accessing Child Educational Services (ACES)

16584

Early Intervention Program Total $250,000

Educational and Community SupportsAnderson, C. U.S. Department of

EducationNEW School

Psychology$342,409 Building Connections with Check-

In/Check-Out16867

Flannery, K. USDE/University of Illinois

NEW Special Education $33,686 Subcontract from the University of Illinois Chicago to the University of Oregon, Alternative Pathways to Transition: A Model for Urban Youth with Disabilities

16921

Horner, R. USDE/School Assn. for Spec Ed in DePage Co., IL

NEW Special Education $95,085 Subaward to Educational and Community Supports from School Association for Special Education in DuPage County Ilinois

16780

Horner, R. U.S. Department of Education

NEW Special Education $577,899 Team-Initiated Problem Solving for Improved Student Outcomes

16846

7




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Horner, R. USDE/Utah State

UniversityNEW Special Education $22,944 Subcontract with Utah State University on

Bully Prevention in Positive Behavior Support

16905

Tobin, T. U.S. Department of Education

NEW Educational and Community Supports

$273,820 Towards Referral Equity for All Learners through School-wide Positive Behavior Support: Project REAL

16865

Tobin, T. U.S. Department of Education


$346,386 Project CARE: Cultural and Racial Equity in Schools Using Data to Make Decisions

16866

Tobin, T. U.S. Department of Education/University of Kansas


$86,776 Subcontract with Kansas University - Exploring District Policies and Systems for Promoting Interagency Collaboration within a Three-tiered Prevention Model for Problem Behavior in Schools

16874

Educational and Community Supports Total $1,779,005

TACS/Western Regional Resource CenterMoore, C. U.S. Department of

Education/University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill

NEW TACS/Western Regional Resource Center

$19,105 State of Washington Early Intervention Technical Assistance Project

16727

Moore, C. American Samoa Government

RENEW TACS/Western Regional Resource Center

$134,778 American Samoa Capacity Building Contract 2010-2011

16840

TACS/Western Regional Resource Center Total $153,883

Teaching and Learning, Center onBaker, S. U.S. Department of

Education/Oregon Department of Education

CONT Teaching and Learning, Center on

$611,862 Oregon Literacy Framework 16756

Biancarosa, G. U.S. Department of Education/Lesley University

NEW Special Education $395,774 Literacy Collaborative I3 (Validation grant)

16731

Fien, F. U.S. Department of Education

NEW Teaching and Learning, Center on

$209,003 Project PAR: Promoting Algebra Readiness

16934

Center on Teaching and Learning Total $1,216,639

8




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Violence and Destructive Behavior, Institute on

Sprague, J. County of San Diego/ Palomar Medical Center

NEW Special Education $26,903 County of San Diego - Palomar Family Counseling Service

16651

Sprague, J. County of San Diego/ Palomar Medical Center

NEW Special Education $28,310 County of San Diego - Palomar Family Counseling Service (year 2 funding)

16713

Sprague, J. U.S. Department of Education

NEW Special Education $158,526 Implementing Positive Behavior Supports in Alternative Education Settings

16738

Sprague, J. National Institutes of Health

CONT Special Education $610,887 Implementing School Wide PBS in Middle Schools (Progress Report)

16770

Sprague, J. Santa Rosa City Schools NEW Special Education $7,294 Santa Rosa City Schools - BEST Training 16949

Institute on Violence and Destructive Behavior Total $831,920College of Education Total $4,764,783

School of Law (law)Law

Weiner, M. U.S. Department of Justice RENEW Law $170,098 Legal Assistance to Victims Grant Program 2010-12

16327

Law Total $170,098School of Law Total $170,098

Lundquist College of Business (lcb)Management

Meyer, A. National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance

NEW Management $10,000 Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the University of Oregon

16617

Management Total $10,000Lundquist College of Business Total $10,000

9




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #School of Music and Dance (mus)Oregon Bach Festival

Hosfield, P. Western States Arts Federation

NEW Oregon Bach Festival

$2,500 WESTAF - Pacifica Quartet 16642

Oregon Bach Festival Total $2,500

MusicRodgers, S. National Endowment for

the HumanitiesNEW Music $50,400 Finding Her Voice: The Songs of Fanny

Hensel16753

Music Total $50,400School of Music and Dance Total $52,900

Other (other)Career Center

Chereck, D. Peace Corps NEW Career Center $14,721 Peace Corps Publicity and Recruitment Programs 2010-11

16817

Career Center Total $14,721

Erb Memorial UnionMiller, C. Equity Foundation NEW Erb Memorial

Union$660 2009-10 Equity Foundation Workplace

Giving Donors16858

Erb Memorial Union Total $660

Labor Education and Research CenterMoss, H. DHHS/NIOSH/Oregon

Health and Science University

CONT Labor Education and Research Center

$32,546 Community Interventions for In-home Careworkers to Prevent Workplace Violence - Year 3 Amendment

16771

Labor Education and Research Center Total $32,546

Museum of AnthropologyO'Neill, B. / Connolly Oregon Parks and

Recreation DepartmentNEW Museum of

Anthropology$23,604 Archaeological Testing at Cottonwood

Canyon State Park16987

Museum of Anthropology Total $23,604

10




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Museum of Art

Hartz, C. Institute of Museum and Library Services

NEW Museum of Art $94,511 Pierre Daura and his Circles: A National Model for Collections-based Interdisciplinary Distance Learning for Academic Museums

16326

Hartz, C. Oregon Arts Commission NEW Museum of Art $9,000 World Harmony Project: A Cultural Tourism Collaboration

16403

Hartz, C. Lane County Public Works NEW Museum of Art $10,000 World Harmony Project: A Cultural Tourism Collaboration

16404

Hartz, C. Korea Foundation NEW Museum of Art $34,000 Retrospective Exhibition of Korean-American Painter, Su Kwak

16853

Museum of Art Total $147,511

Museum of Natural HistoryErlandson, J. Oregon Cultural Trust NEW Anthropology $20,000 Museum of Natural and Cultural History --

Facilities Expansion, Phase Two16708

Erlandson, J. / Endzweig U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

NEW Anthropology $33,317 UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History / United State Army Corps of Engineers, Portland District, NAGPRA Repatriation

16800

Museum of Natural History Total $53,317Other Total $272,359

Vice President for Research (vp rsch)Applied Second Language Studies, Center for

Falsgraf, C. U.S. Department of Education

NEW Applied Second Language Studies, Center for

$355,694 National Foreign Language Resource Center

16600

Falsgraf, C. National Security Agency/University of Maryland

CONT Applied Second Language Studies, Center for

$184,078 LinguaFolio Online: Year 2 of the Five-Year Work Plan Grant

16693

11




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Falsgraf, C. DOD/NSEP/Institute of

International EducationCONT Applied Second

Language Studies, Center for

$405,807 Oregon Chinese Language Flagship: PPS K-12 and UO Fully Integrated Undergraduate Advanced Language Learning Program

16814

Falsgraf, C. / Clark National Security Agency/Center for Applied Linguistics

CONT Applied Second Language Studies, Center for

$22,420 CAP for CAL STARTALK 16531

Falsgraf, C. / Sundstrom-Herbert

U.S. Department of Education/Global Village Academy


$5,000 Global Village Academy (Year 1, Foreign Language Assistance Program)

16627

Falsgraf, C. / Sundstrom-Herbert

U.S. Department of Education/Global Village Academy


$5,000 Global Village Academy (Year 2, FLAP) 16628

Center for Applied Second Language Studies Total $977,999

Child and Family CenterRacer, K. National Institutes of

HealthCONT Child and Family

Center$158,708 Attention, Self-Regulation, and

Psychopathology in Childhood and Early Adolescence

16729

Stormshak, E. / Dishion DHHS/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

CONT Counseling Psychology and Human Services

$299,050 A Family Intervention to Prevent Child Maltreatment

16807

Child and Family Center Total $457,758

Cognitive and Decision Sciences, Institute ofSugiyama, L. / Snodgrass

National Science Foundation

NEW Anthropology $240,693 Effects of Market Integration on Shuar Health, Life History, and Culture

15962

Institute of Cognitive and Decision Sciences Total $240,693

Community Service CenterLarco, N. / Schlossberg USDOT/Oregon

Transportation and Management, Department of

NEW Architecture $151,967 Sustainable Cities Initiative 16679

12




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Larco, N. / Schlossberg City of Salem NEW Architecture $345,000 Salem Sustainable Cities Year 16712Larco, N. / Young City of Gresham, OR NEW Architecture $33,000 Gresham Sustainable Cities Year - Phase

II (Amendment#1 to Gresham Contract #3175)

16875

Parker, R. USDOT/Oregon Transportation and Management, Department of

NEW Planning, Public Policy and Management

$89,530 Community-Based Transit Planning as a Pedagogical Tool

16674

Parker, R. U.S. Department of Transportation/Portland State University


$29,611 Transportation Electrification Initiative 16694

Parker, R. U.S. Department of Agriculture/Oregon University System


$30,000 Opportunities for Expanding PES-funded Restoration to Watershed Scales: Testing Two Innovative Approaches

16868

Parker, R. / LeDuc U.S. Department of Energy/City of Salem


$161,831 City of Salem Energy Local Energy Assurance Planning Project

16605

Parker, R. / Osdoba U.S. Department of Commerce

CONT Planning, Public Policy and Management

$97,847 University of Oregon EDA University Center Yr2 (2010-11)

16873

Rowell, J. / Parker USDOT/Oregon Transportation and Management, Department of

NEW Architecture $90,764 Developing Interdisciplinary Service Learning Strategies: Linking Transportation Planning and Urban Design to Promote Sustainable Communities

16678

Schlossberg, M. / Larco U.S. Department of Transportation/Portland State University


$42,884 Livability Performance Metrics for Transit 16629

Smith, M. Various Oregon Agencies NEW Community Service Center

$380,000 RARE Cumulative Community Agreements for 2009-10 Service Year Placements [for fund 378151]

16206

Smith, M. Various Oregon Agencies NEW Community Service Center

$57,000 RARE Cumulative Community Agreements for 2009-10 Service Year Placements [for fund 378161]

17044

13




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Young, R. USDOT/Oregon

Transportation and Management, Department of


$29,195 Regional Economic Impacts of Non-automotive Transportation Policies

16671

Community Service Center Total $1,538,629

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Center forBradshaw, W. National Science

FoundationNEW Biology $64,999 New Genomic Approaches to the

Evolution of Mosquito Physiology16789

Castenholz, R. National Science Foundation

NEW Biology $129,818 Collaborative Research: Dimensions of Freshwater Picoplankton: Unveiling Their Genetics, Improving Taxonomy, and Understanding Their Function

16861

Cresko, W. / Conery National Science Foundation

NEW Biology $708,129 MRI: Acquisition of equipment for research and training in high throughput genomics

16711

Cresko, W. / Johnson National Institutes of Health

CONT Biology $133,389 SNAP Progress Report: Rapid and cost-efficient genotyping tools for studies of threespine stickleback

16772

Cresko, W. / Zong W.M. Keck Foundation PRELIM Biology $660,000 The Study of Cancer Development as an Evolutionary Process (Phase I application)

16658

Green, J. / Bohannan Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

NEW Biology $97,100 Pathogen Diversity and the Built Environment Microbiome

16823

Green, J. / Bohannan National Science Foundation

NEW Biology $870,107 Dimensions: Airborne Biodiversity of the Amazon

16842

Hohenlohe, P. Medical Research Foundation

NEW Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Center for

$72,515 Harnessing the Power of Population Genomics to Advance Human Health

16474

Phillips, P. National Science Foundation

RENEW Biology $279,142 Mating systems and the origins of sexual conflict

17004

Postlethwait, J. National Science Foundation

SUPP Biology $3,240 IGERT: Trainee award for travel 16872

Center for Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Total $3,018,439

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Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #High Energy Physics, Center for

Brau, J. U.S. Department of Energy NEW Physics $125,000 ARRA FUNDING: Task B Experimental High Energy Physics

16862

Frey, R. / Brau National Science Foundation/University of Notre Dame

CONT Physics $5,500 Quarknet Summer Program 2010 16931

Center for High Energy Physics Total $130,500

Housing Innovation, Center forBrown, G.Z. Oregon Built Environment

and Sustainable Technologies Center

NEW Architecture $377,751 Energy Studies in Buildings Laboratory Facility Investments

16715

Brown, G.Z. Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance

SUPP Architecture $412,500 Thirteenth Amendment to Contract Between Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance, Inc. and University of Oregon

16419

Brown, G.Z. / Farley National Science Foundation

NEW Architecture $499,539 EFRI-SEED: Simulation of Occupant-Building System Interactions

16561

Elzeyadi, I. U.S. Department of Transportation/Portland State University

NEW Architecture $124,758 Green Schools for Active Living and Learning: Quantifying Economic and Transportation Impacts of Livable Communities Parameters and Safe Routes to Schools Programs on Transportation Behavior and Obesity Levels of LEED™ and non LEED™ Rated Elem

16552

Kwok, A. Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance

NEW Architecture $49,033 BetterBricks Energy Metrics Training and Materials

16876

Larco, N. U.S. Department of Transportation/Portland State University

NEW Architecture $91,605 Overlooked Destinations: Suburban Nodes, Centers, and Trips to Strips

16555

Center for Housing Innovation Total $1,555,186

Materials Science InstituteDeutsch, M. / Guenza Portland State University NEW Physics $217,371 A nano-photonic approach for probing,

trapping and controlling biological macromolecules

15317

15




Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Haack, J. U.S. Environmental

Protection AgencyNEW Chemistry $64,519 Growing Green Innovation Project 16668

Hutchison, J. National Science Foundation/Georgia State University

SUPP Chemistry $21,229 CWCS Green Chemistry Workshop [Sub from Georgia State University]

16733

Hutchison, J. / Tyler National Science Foundation

PRELIM Chemistry $2 IGERT: Greener Products and Processes - Engaging Students to Solve Global Challenges in Sustainability

16643

Lonergan, M. / Nazin Oregon Nanoscience and Microtechnologies Institute

NEW Chemistry $59,641 ONAMI Match for Grant 236410: "MRI-R2: Development of a Scanning Tunneling Microscope for Optical Spectroscopy"

16716

Parthasarathy, R. National Science Foundation

SUPP Physics $5,625 REU Supplement: CAREER: Bio-Membrane Mediated Colloidal Assembly

16654

Materials Science Institute Total $368,387

Molecular Biology, Institute ofBerglund, A. National Institutes of

HealthNEW Chemistry $213,000 High-throughput definition of RNA-

protein binding specificity16492

Berglund, A. National Institutes of Health

CONT Chemistry $241,575 Molecular Mechanisms of Myotonic Dystrophy

16916

Guillemin, K. National Institutes of Health

NEW Biology $45,590 Roles of the microbiota and Notch signaling in specifying cell fate (postdoc Joshua Troll)

16682

Herman, V. National Institutes of Health

CONT Biology $339,809 Regulation of R7 axon tiling in the Drosophila visual system

16838

Johnson, E. National Institutes of Health

NEW Biology $207,855 Genome-wide functional identification of enhancers

16899

Nolen, B. National Institutes of Health

NEW Chemistry $45,590 Identifying Key Structural Elements in the Activation of the Arp2/3 Complex Postdoc fellowship: Trish Khuu

16683

Prehoda, K. National Institutes of Health

NEW Chemistry $90,000 From genes to protein structure: defining the molecular machines that drive mitotic spindle orientation during asymmetric cell division

16843

Selker, E. American Cancer Society NEW Biology $48,000 Genetic analysis of DNA methylation in Neurospora crassa ACS Postdoctoral Fellowship: Andrew Klocko

16615

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Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Stevens, T. National Institutes of

HealthCONT Chemistry $361,982 Cell Biological Study of Eukaryotic

Organelle Assembly16732

von Hippel, P. National Institutes of Health

SUPP Chemistry $129,250 Structure and Relations of Proteins and Nucleic Acids

16719

Zong, H. Medical Research Foundation

NEW Biology $40,000 Targeting EZH2 for glioblastoma treatment

16777

Institute of Molecular Biology Total $1,762,651

Neuroinformatics CenterMalony, A. / Shende U.S. Department of Energy NEW Computer and

Information Science

$249,999 Vancouver: Designing a Next-Generation Software Infrastructure for Productive Heterogeneous Exascale Computing

16469

Malony, A. / Shende U.S. Department of Energy NEW Computer and Information Science

$200,000 An Open, Integrated Software Stack for Extreme-Scale Computing

16587

Shende, S. U.S. Department of Energy NEW Computer and Information Science

$125,000 Exascale Support for Global Address Space Computing

16588

Neuroinformatics Center Total $574,999

Neuroscience, Institute ofDoe, C. National Institutes of

HealthCONT Biology $308,210 Genetic and Molecular Studies of

Neurogenesis: Progress Report16389

Doe, C. National Institutes of Health

SUPP Biology $9,292 Undergraduate Summer Research Supplement-Year 2: Genetic and Molecular Studies of Neurogenesis - ARRA

16822

Eisen, J. National Institutes of Health

CONT Biology $494,000 (PR year 2) Development of identified motoneurons

16636

Kentros, C. / Weible Medical Research Foundation

NEW Psychology $75,000 Mnemonic Encoding in Single Neurons of the Anterior Cingulate Cortex in Mice

16517

Kimmel, C. National Institutes of Health

SUPP Biology $47,540 Signaling Hierarchies in Vertebrate Development - ARRA - Year 2 Undergraduate and Teacher Summer Research Supplement

16717

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Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Kimmel, C. / DeLaurier National Institutes of

HealthCONT Biology $60,202 IND-NRSA: Kimmel/DeLaurier: Shaping

the Craniofacial Skeleton in the Zebrafish (Year 3 Progress)

16860

Kimmel, C. / Westerfield National Institutes of Health

CONT Biology $1,915,708 (PR YEAR 3) Signaling Hierarchies in Vertebrate Development

16502

Postlethwait, J. National Institutes of Health

CONT Biology $487,458 Developmental Mechanisms for the Evolution of Bone Loss ("Icefish" Progress Report)

16390

Takahashi, T. National Institutes of Health

CONT Biology $399,919 Masking in the Auditory System (Progress Report Year 2)

16470

Tallafuss, A. / Washbourne

National Institutes of Health

NEW Neuroscience, Institute of

$181,827 (R21) Zebrafish as a molecular model system for the study of human NLGN4

16786

Wehr, M. National Institutes of Health

NEW Psychology $50,572 NRSA (Kyweriga) The synaptic mechanisms underlying binaural interactions in rat primary auditory cortex (AI)

16695

Westerfield, M. National Institutes of Health

CONT Biology $1,833,190 (Yr 3 PR) ZIRC International Resource Center

16466

Westerfield, M. National Institutes of Health

CONT Biology $466,043 Genetic Regulation of Inner Ear Formation (Progress Report Year 2)

16471

Westerfield, M. MIE University NEW Biology $21,500 Development of cancer metastasis model of zebrafish to find new molecular targets which inhibit metastasis

16647

Westerfield, M. National Institutes of Health/University of California, Berkeley

CONT Biology $154,919 (PR year 1) Westerfield Sub w/LBNL Berkeley: An ontology of qualities for the annotation of biomedical data

16744

Institue of Neuroscience Total $6,505,380

NW Indian Language InstituteUnderriner, J. Smith River Rancheria

Indian TribeNEW NW Indian

Language Institute

$5,012 Smith River Rancheria Tolowa Dee'-ni Language Project

16334

NW Indian Language Institute Total $5,012

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Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Oregon Center for Optics

Deutsch, M. National Science Foundation

SUPP Physics $10,000 REU Supplement: Towards Dispersion Management and Coherent Plasmon Optics in Nanostructured Metallodielectric Composites

16763

Steck, D. National Science Foundation

SUPP Physics $10,000 REU Supplement: CAREER: Continuous Measurements of Quantum Dnamical Systems

16696

Wang, H. National Science Foundation

NEW Physics $349,978 MRI: Acquisition of reactive ion etching and chemical vapor deposition instrument for electronic and optical device fabrication

16566

Oregon Center for Optics Total $369,978

Oregon Institute of Marine BiologyBrooke, S. DOC/NOAA/Florida

Atlantic UniversityNEW Oregon Institute

of Marine Biology$9,450 The Linkage Between Pelagic and Benthic

Ecosystems 16667

Rumrill, S. / Emlet National Estuarine Research Reserve System

NEW Biology $83,939 A Collaborative Approach to address Larval Supplies and Settlement as Critical Early Life-history Issues during Restoration of Native Olympia Oysters (Ostrea lurida)in Coos Bay and the South Slough Estuary

16701

Shanks, A. SHN Consulting Engineers and Geologists, Inc.

CONT Biology $138,927 Ballasting at Jordan Cove; What will be the Take of Plankton? - Year 2

16859

von Dassow, G. National Science Foundation

NEW Biology $39,516 Collaborative Research: Motor-Driven Pattern Formation during Cell Division

16739

Oregon Institute of Marine Biology Total $271,832

Policy Research and Innovation, Institute forHibbard, J. National Institutes of

Health/Oregon Health and Science Univ.


$21,600 Development of an Oral Health PAM 16816

Hibbard, J. Dept. Health and Human Services/Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research NW


$20,441 Improving Patient Activation and Clinical Outcomes for Patients with Diabetes

16845

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Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Hibbard, J. NIH/University of Southern

CaliforniaNEW Planning, Public

Policy and Management

$40,707 ENHANCE-IT: Engaging Hospitals, Ambulatory Networks, and Consumers using IT.

16904

Hibbard, M. Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board

SUPP Planning, Public Policy and Management

$2,392 [Amendment to OWEB Grant 208-920-7771] IMW Socio-Economic Monitoring Statement of Work, 2010

16762

Hibbard, M. Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board

SUPP Planning, Public Policy and Management

$2,861 IMU Socio-Economic Monitoring Supplement 2

16839

Yang, Y. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation/University of North Carolina


$31,412 Federal Safe Routes to School Program: Multi-State Evaluation and National Evaluation Framework

16648

Institute for Policy Research and Innovation Total $119,413

Sustainable Environment, Institute for aHulse, D. National Science

FoundationNEW Landscape

Architecture$58,800 Collaborative Research WSC Category 2:

Anticipating water scarcity and informing integrative water system response in the Pacific Northwest

16640

Hulse, D. U.S. Department of Commerce/Oregon University System

NEW Landscape Architecture

$52,058 Assessment services for the Northwest; Year 1 supplement for NOAA RISA grant

16677

Hulse, D. U.S. Department of Commerce/Oregon University System


$117,571 Assessment services for the Northwest; [including] Year 1 supplement for NOAA RISA grant

16841

Moseley, C. Meyer Memorial Trust NEW Planning, Public Policy and Management

$41,277 Conservation Investments in Willamette River Watershed

16222

Moseley, C. U.S. Department of Agriculture/Northern Arizona University


$6,573 Stewardship Contracting Approaches: Strategies for Large Scale Projects

16834

Moseley, C. U.S. Department of Agriculture/Sustainable Northwest


$66,180 Dry Forest Zone-Rural Development 16220

Moseley, C. / Nielsen-Pincus

Sustainable Northwest CONT Planning, Public Policy and Management

$47,549 Dry Forest Investment Zone-Year 2 16661

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Investigator(s) Agency Type PI Home Dept. Amount Proposal Title Proposal #Ribe, R. National Science

Foundation/Southern Oregon University


$197,334 Communicating Climate Change Impacts on Snowpack in Cascade National Parks

16806

Ribe, R. State of Washington NEW Landscape Architecture

$35,050 Potential Climate Change Costs to WA: Additional Analysis

16926

Ribe, R. / Simmons U.S. Environmental Protection Agency/ University of Wisconsin

SUPP Landscape Architecture

$53,650 Promoting Quality Education Through EETAP5 [Amendment #1]

16854

Stockard, J. / Doppelt National Estuarine Research Reserve System/U of New Hampshire


$113,230 Building resilience in coastal communities: preparing for change in Oregon’s South Slough NERR

16632

Institute for a Sustainable Environment Total $789,272

Theoretical Science, Institute ofDeshpande, N. U.S. Department of Energy NEW Physics $75,000 ARRA FUNDING: Task A: High Energy

Physics Theory16863

Institute of Theoretical Science Total $75,000Vice President for Research Total $18,761,128

Quarter 4 FY 2010 Proposals Grand Total $28,350,071

Note: Proposals highlighted in yellow were submitted to American Recovery and Reinvestment Act programs.

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QUARTER 4 FY 2008-09 QUARTER 4 FY 2009-10by AGENCY TYPE # APPS 1st Yr Amount # APPS 1st Yr Amount FEDERAL 138 $51,862,949 84 $19,101,141 SUBFEDERAL 46 $13,877,436 47 $4,446,044 STATE 7 $530,162 7 $67,357 CORPORATION 7 $586,281 3 $186,451 ASSOCIATION 6 $318,419 7 $843,195 FOUNDATION 20 $1,028,877 13 $1,255,192 OTHER 21 $1,973,402 28 $2,450,691

TOTALS 245 $70,177,526 189 $28,350,071

QUARTER 4 FY 2008-09 QUARTER 4 FY 2009-10 by PROPOSAL TYPE # APPS 1st Yr Amount # APPS 1st Yr Amount New 153 $56,150,558 128 $14,590,162 Preliminary 2 $369,716 2 $660,002 Renewal (competitive continuation) 6 $881,548 4 $602,259 Continuation (non-competing) 21 $6,248,823 34 $11,623,105 Supplement 63 $6,526,881 21 $874,543 Individual (fellowships, awards to individual) 0 $0

TOTALS 245 $70,177,526 189 $28,350,071

COMPARISON OF PROPOSALS

QUARTER 4 APRIL - JUNE

MULTI-YEAR COMPARISON OF PROPOSAL AMOUNTSYEAR-TO-DATE, QUARTERS 1-4

$0

$50,000,000

$100,000,000

$150,000,000

$200,000,000

$250,000,000

FY 2000-01 FY 2001-02 FY 2002-03 FY 2003-04 FY 2004-05 FY 2005-06 FY 2006-07 FY 2007-08 FY 2008-09 FY 2009-10

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YEAR-TO-DATE COMPARISON ON PROPOSAL SUBMISSIONSJULY - JUNE

FY 2000-01 FY 2001-02 FY 2002-03 FY 2003-04 FY 2004-05 FY 2005-06 FY 2006-07 FY 2007-08 FY 2008-09 FY 2009-10

TOTAL REQUESTED $90,836,941 $90,054,066 $104,789,798 $131,956,125 $111,503,575 $111,691,192 $132,559,642 $124,398,121 $200,557,606 $156,197,571

TOTAL APPLICATIONS 687 720 777 768 785 836 814 841 787 811

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