THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

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THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

• External Funding
• 20012002

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TOTAL EXTERNAL AWARDS20012002341 million

• Total Federal 234.4 million
• Total Non-Federal 106.6 million

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The University of IowaExternal Funding
19682002(MILLIONS )
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AWARDS BY SOURCE20012002(MILLIONS )
DHHSHealth and Human Services, DEdEducation,
DODDefense, NSFNational Science Foundation,
NASANational Aeronautics and Space
Administration State and Universities totals are
primarily from federal pass-through funds
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TOTAL AWARDS BY PURPOSE20012002(MILLIONS )
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TOTAL AWARDS BY COLLEGE20012002(MILLIONS )
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Selected AwardsARTS AND HUMANITIES

• Richard De Puma, College of Liberal Arts and
  Sciences, Art and Art History, 40,000 National
  Endowment for the Humanities, The Aesthetic
  Seduction Etruscan Forgeries in Italy, CA.
  1850-1950.
• Adriana Mendez, College of Liberal Arts and
  Sciences, Spanish and Portuguese, 40,000
  National Endowment for the Humanities,
  Transatlantic Pilgrims Women Traveling in Latin
  America, 1822-1907.

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Selected Awards ARTS AND HUMANITIES

• Kenneth Starck, College of Liberal Arts and
  Sciences, Journalism and Mass Communications,
  30,240 US Department of Education, Program for
  North American Mobility in Higher Education.
• Russell Valentino, International Programs,
  Russian, 112,487 US Department of Education, The
  Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian
  Studies Iowa Distance Consortium.

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Selected Awards SOCIAL SCIENCES

• Peter Blanck, College of Law, 588,756 US
  Department of Education, Rehabilitation Resource
  and Training Center (RRTC) on Workforce
  Investment and Employment Policy for Persons with
  Disabilities.
• Nick Colangelo, College of Education, 2,000,000
  US Department of Education, Iowa Online Advanced
  Placement Academy.

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Selected Awards SOCIAL SCIENCES

• James A. Hall, College of Medicine, Pediatrics,
  750,000 US Department of Health and Human
  Services, Strengthening Treatment Drug Abuse by
  Rural Youth.
• Burns Weston, International Programs, 900,000 US
  Department of Labor, Child Labor Research
  Initiative on the Issue of Abusive and
  Exploitative Child Labor and Other Labor-Related
  Issues.

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Selected AwardsPHYSICAL MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

• Louis Frank, College of Liberal Arts and
  Sciences, Physics and Astronomy, 300,000 US
  National Aeronautics and Space Administration,
  Analysis of Images from the Visible Imaging
  System on the Polar Spacecraft for the
  International Solar-Terrestrial Physics (ISTP)
  Mission.
• Donald Gurnett, College of Liberal Arts and
  Sciences, Physics and Astronomy, 174,000 US
  National Aeronautics and Space Administration, A
  Proposal for Polar Plasma Wave Investigation
  (PWI) Data Analysis in the Extended Mission.

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Selected Awards PHYSICAL MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

• Yiannis Papelis, College of Engineering, National
  Advanced Driving Simulation Center, 99,995 US
  Department of Transportation-National Highway
  Traffic Safety Administration, National Advanced
  Driving Simulator (NADS) Low Speed Cueing
  Validation.
• Geb Thomas, College of Engineering, Center for
  Computer-Aided Design, 117,640 US National
  Aeronautics and Space Administration,
  Data-Centric Analysis of Science Return for
  Human-Directed Robotic Geology.

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Selected AwardsPHYSICAL MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

• Philip C. Kutzko, College of Liberal Arts and
  Sciences, Mathematics, 608,481 US National
  Science Foundation, Alliance for the Production
  of African- American PhDs in the Mathematical
  Sciences.
• Sarah Larsen, College of Liberal Arts and
  Sciences, Chemistry, 350,000 US Environmental
  Protection Agency, Development of Nanocrystalline
  Zeolite Materials as Environmental Catalysts
  From Environmentally Benign Synthesis to Emission
  Abatement.
• Jack D. Scudder, College of Liberal Arts and
  Sciences, Physics and Astronomy, 200,000 US
  National Aeronautics and Space Administration,
  Global Geospace Science (GGS) Polar-Hydra
  Extended Mission Science Investigation.

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Selected AwardsBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

• Johannes W. Hell, College of Medicine,
  Pharmacology, 501,682 US Department of Health
  and Human Services, Molecular Basis of
  Neurological Changes During Aging.
• Andrew Lidral, College of Dentistry, Dows
  Institute for Dental Research, 324,486 US
  Department of Health and Human Services, Cleft
  Lip Genetics A Multicenter International
  Consortium.
• Paul L. Mulhausen, College of Medicine, Internal
  Medicine, 935,313 US Department of Education, An
  Innovative Web-Based Educational Program for
  Health Care Workers in Long Term Care Facilities.

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Selected AwardsBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

• Jane S. Paulsen, College of Medicine, Psychiatry,
  1,988,497 US Department of Health and Human
  Services, Neurobiological Predictors of
  Huntingtons Disease.
• Vicki Ellingrod Ringold, College of Pharmacy,
  Clinical Hospital Pharmacy, 147,238 US
  Department of Health and Human Services, Genetics
  of Antipsychotic Metabolism.
• Anne Skinstad, College of Public Health,
  Community and Behavioral Health, 550,000 US
  Department of Health and Human Services,
  Prairielands Addiction Technology Transfer Center.

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Selected AwardsBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

• Bento Soares, College of Medicine, Pediatrics,
  1,538,916 US Department of Health and Human
  Services, Brain Molecular Anatomy Project (BMAP)
  Gene Discovery in the Developing Nervous System.
• Scott Stuart, College of Medicine, Psychiatry,
  581,478 US Department of Health and Human
  Services, Clinician Managed Interpersonal
  Psychotherapy.
• Marita Titler, College of Nursing, 353,737 US
  Department of Health and Human Services, Nursing
  Interventions Outcomes in Three Older
  Populations.

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Individuals Awarded One Million Dollars or More
7/01/2001-6/30/2002
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Individuals Awarded One Million Dollars or More
7/01/2001-6/30/2002
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The University of IowaExternal Funding
19682002(MILLIONS )
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UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

• External Funding
• 20012002