Centers and Institutes

SRDJAN NESIC (Institute for Corrosion and Multiphase Technology), "Corrosion Center Oil and Gas Section," ENI S.P.A Exploration & production Division, $75,000; "ENI S.P.A Exploration & production Division," Top of the Line JIP, $10,000.

MAARTEN UJIT DE HAAG (Avionics Engineering Center), "Truth System and Flight Testing for Motion Compensation Program," Honeywell International, $35,000.

STEVEN GRIMES, CARL BRUNE and THOMAS MASSEY (Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics), "An Innovative Approach to Precision Fission Measurements Using a Time Projection Chamber," Georgia Institute of Technology, $100,000.

College of Arts and Sciences

DOUG CLOWE (physics and astronomy), "Destiny, The Dark Energy Space Telescope," Association of Universities for Research in Astron, $30,000.

TADEUSZ MALINSKI (chemistry and biochemistry), "Effect of Voltage Pulsation on Charging/Discharging Processes of Lithium-Ion Batteries," Pulse Tech Products Corporation, $189,092.

FREVE PACE, CAROLE ALDER (social work) and KIM LASSITER (psychology), "The Recovery Initiative Social Work Practicum," Ohio Department of Health, $40,000.

College of Education 

AIMEE HOWLEY (educational studies), "Warren Schools Evaluation," Warren Schools, $10,000.

College of Fine Arts 

RUTH BRADLEY (Athens Center for Film and Video), "2008 Athens International Film and Video Festival," National Endowment for the Arts, $10,000.

College of Health and Human Services

CHARLES STARKEY (recreation and sport sciences), "Athletic Training Services for Area High Schools," New Lexington High School, $356.40; $177.60.

BROOKE HALLOWELL and DAVIDA PARSONS (hearing, speech and language sciences), "Ohio Master's Network Initiative in Education (OMNIE) Internship Program," Ohio Master's Network Initiative in Education, $182,699.

College of Osteopathic Medicine 

MICHAEL TOMC and JAMES FOGLESONG (specialty medicine), "Clinical Services Agreement with Doctor's Hospital Nelsonville," Doctors Hospital Nelsonville, $24,000.

CHRISTOPHER SIMPSON (family medicine), "Family Practice Subsidy," Ohio Board of Regents, $180,720.

KATHLEEN TRACE (community and clinical services), "AHEC Support College of Osteopathic Medicine Childhood Immunization Program," Ohio Board of Regents, $159,158; "Ohio AHEC Supplement," Ohio Board of Regents, $97,314; "Healthy Child Care Ohio," Ohio Child Care Resource and Referral Association, $77,155.

KEITH WATSON (academic affairs), Ohio Area Health Education Centers Program, Ohio Board of Regents, $83,415.

KATHY BROOKS (administration and finance), "Primary Care Residencies," Ohio Board of Regents, $101,012; "Clinical Teaching Subsidy - Faculty," Ohio Board of Regents, $1,899,989.

WAYNE CARLSEN (geriatrics), "Geriatric Medicine Subsidy," Ohio Board of Regents, $107,159.

CHERYL RILEY (academic affairs), "CORE Clinical Teaching Subsidy - Administration," Ohio Board of Regents, $1,874,187 and $310,364.

Russ College of Engineering and Technology

JOSEPH ESSMAN (electrical engineering and computer science), "TEAMS Test Development," The Junior Engineering Technical Society, $50,000.

DOUGLAS GETZ (chemical and biomolecular engineering), "Endocrinology Research to Develop Improved Binding Assays for Stimulating Autoantibodies in Graves' Patients," Interthyr Research Foundation, $2,000.

DIANA SCHWERHA (industrial and manufacturing systems engineering), "The Role of Human Factors and Ergonomics in Retirement Decision-Making Behavior," University of Cincinnati, $6,847.

KEVIN CRIST (chemical and biomolecular engineering), "Atmospheric Mercury Monitoring Services to Operate Tekran Automated Mercury Speciation Units and Related Equipment - Ohio River Valley," U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, $150,555.

CHANG LIU (electrical engineering and computer science) and WILLIAM SAMS (VP Outreach and Regional Campuses), "Second Life Project for Princeton Review," The Princeton Review, $15,000.

Scripps College of Communication 

WILLIAM READER and THOMAS HODSON (journalism), "Route 7 Report and www.route7report.com," University of Maryland Foundation, $5,000.