Funding Sources	Distribution Of Funds
A Federal $13,346,356 (86.4%) B Foundations $1,152,456 (7.5%) C Corporations $748,690 (4.8%) D State Local/$82,528 (0.5%) E Other $124,135 (0.8%)	A Dedman College $9,583,820 B Engineering $3,428,675 C Education and Human Development $1,576,562 D Law $742,108 E Provost Office $105,000 F Arts Local/$18,000

Radovan Kovacevic, Mechanical Engineering, “Collaborative Research Proposal for Industry/University Cooperative Research Center for Lasers and Plasmas for Advanced Manufacturing,” NSF; “Development of Multi-Fabrication Manufacturing Technology,” National Aeronautics and Space
Administration; “Fellowship Program in Lasers and Plasmas for Advanced Manufacturing,” Department of Education

Paul Krueger, Mechanical Engineering, “Collaborative Research: Ontogenetic Changes in Swimming Squid: An Integrative Examination of Jet Structure and Muscular Mechanics (collaborating with New York Institute of Technology)” and “Hydro and Aerodynamic Pulsed Jet Micro propulsion,” NSF

Patricia Mathes, Institute for Reading Research, “NCEE-English Language
Acquisition Evaluation Research Program (Project ELLA),” Department of Education

Patricia Mathes, Jill Allor, and Ian Harris, Institute for Reading Research, “Maximizing Literacy Learning Among Children with Mild to Moderate Mental Retardation (ProjectMaximize),” Department of Education

Patricia Mathes and Deborah Diffily, Institute for Reading Research, “Texas Instruments Model Demonstration 2005-06,” Texas Instruments Foundation

Peter Moore, Vladimir Ajaev, Zhangxin Chen, Bruce Ayati, and Johannes Tausch, Mathematics, “Acquisition of Scientific Computing Equipment: Enhancing Research in Applied Mathematics and Computation,” NSF

Sukumaran Nair, Computer Science and Engineering, “Nano-Security Initiative with a Focus on Nano-Sensors,” Department of Commerce; “Traffic Engineering and Security for Metro- Ethernet,” Alcatel USA

William Orr, Biological Sciences, “bioredoxin Peroxidases, Oxidative Stress, and Aging” and “Glutathione, Oxidative Stress, and Aging,” National Institutes of Health

Geoffrey Orsak and Tammy Richards, Electrical Engineering, “To Create a Larger, More Diverse, and Better Prepared Pool
of Students Pursuing and Completing Engineering Degrees,” National Instruments Foundation; “To Create a Larger, More Diverse,
and Better Prepared Pool of Students Pursuing Math, Science, and Engineering Degrees,” Houston Indowment Inc.

Geoffrey Orsak and Betsy Willis, Electrical Engineering, “High Heels- High Tech Workshop,” Dallas Women’s Foundation

William Pulte, Literacy/Language Acquisition, “Master’s Program in Bilingual Education with Gifted and Talented Focus” and “Supplemental Certification in Bilingual Education,” Department of Education

Svetlana Radyuk, Biological Sciences, “The Role of Peroxiredoxins in Immunity and Aging,” National Institutes of Health

Dinesh Rajan, Electrical Engineering, “Power efficient design of wireless networks with delay guarantees,” NSF

Lawrence Ruben, Biological Sciences, “TRACK Regulates Cytokinesis in Trypanosoma brucei,” National Institutes of Health

David Son, Chemistry, “NewMulti- Purpose Reagents for the Synthesis of Conjugated Polymers and Macrocycles” and “Multidentate Tioether and Ethynylpyridine Ligands for Supramolecular Assembly, ”The Welch Foundation

Jerrell Stracener, Stephen Szygenda, and Richard Barr, Engineering Management, Information and Systems, and Mitchell Jornton, Computer Science and Engineering, “Re-engineering Not-for-profit Technical Organizations for Transition to Market- Driven Enterprises: Strategies, Models, and Application to the Technical Information Center,” Army

Jerrell Stracener and Stephen Szygenda, EMIS, and Mitchell Jornton, CSE, “Product Development Process Improvement Research,” Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company

Ryszard Stroynowski, Physics, “High Energy Physics (Experimental),” Department of Energy;“ The U.S. Atlas Research Program: Empowering U.S. Universities for Discoveries at the Energy Frontier,” NSF; “ATLAS
Commissioning Maintenance and Operations” and “G-Link System,” Brookhaven Science Associates, LLC

Ryszard Stroynowski and Ping Gui, Physics, “Development of Fast Optical Data Links (Memorandum of Understanding between SMU and U.S. ATLAS Project Office
for Upgrade R&D for April through September 2005),” Department of Energy

Ryszard Stroynowski and Fredrick Olness, Physics,
High Energy Physics (beory),” Department of Energy Brian Stump, Geological Sciences, “Field Studies to Quantify Natural and
Man-Induced Events in NE China and Korea Using Seismic and Infrasound Observations” and “Seismic Acoustic Monitoring
(AF/AFTAC),” Air Force

Brian Stump and Christopher Hayward, Geological Sciences, “Seismic and Infrasound Energy Generation and Propagation at Local and Regional Distances: Active Experiments in the Western United States,” Air Force

Steven Vik, Biological Sciences, “Interactions of Membrane Proteins” and “Analysis of Super complexes of Membrane- Bound Enzymes,”The Welch
Foundation; “Structure-Function Studies of E. coli Fo-ATPase,” National Institutes of Health; “Quinone Binding Sites Complex
I and their Possible Role in Disease,” American Heart Association

Pia Vogel, Biological Sciences, “be Stator Subunits of the
ATP Synthase,” NSF; “Investigating the Structure and Functions of the Nucleotide Binding Sites of the Ryanodine Receptor
Using ESR and Photo affinity Approaches,” American Heart Association

James Waddle, Biological Sciences, “Longevity
and Metabolism Mediated by Fasting,” National Institutes of Health

R. Hal Williams, Research and Graduate Studies, “Graduate
Research Fellowship Program (for three students),” NSF

Patty Wisian-Neilson, Chemistry, “Cyclic Phosphazenes,” The Welch Foundation

Jingbo Ye, Physics, and Ping Gui, Electrical Engineering, “be U.S. Atlas Research Program: Empowering U.S. Universities for Discoveries at the Energy Frontier,” NSF

Compiled by Larry Smith,
Director of Research and Technology