RESEARCH,INSTRUMENTATION and EDUCATIONAL GRANTS
Funded (as PI in Bold)
52. NSF IUSE- Algae Grows the Future $300,000
51. NSF-RED- Rethinking Engineering Diversity, Transforming Engineering Diversity, $1,922,979
50. USDA- Proactive Waste Management Through Infrared Thermography for Landfill Monitoring and Fire Warning: Demonstration and Training, $176,183
49. New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (NJDCA)- Decision Making Framework Resiliency Planning, $800,000
48. NSF (MRI 1429467), Acquisition of a High Performance Computer to Integrate Data Intensive Research and Education: Bringing HPC to South Jersey, 2014-2017, $397,024
47. NIH, Bioengineering Team-Based Projects and Summer Immersion to Improve Design Expertise, $200,000, 07/15/2013 to 06/30/2018
46. Thomas Edison Venture-Virtual HUB for Teachers, $300,000 Nov. 2012-Dec 2016.
45. NSF CMS CI-TEAM Demonstration: Interactive and Collaborative Learning Environment, $250,000, 6/1/2010-12/31/2012
44. NSF STEM Scholarships to Enhance the High-Tech Workforce of Southern New $600000, 9/1/08 – 8/31/2013
43. DOE, “Innovative Methods for Algae Derived Biofuels” $750,000
42. NYSDOT “Field Methods for Determining Lead Content in Bridge Paint Removal Waste” $28,782, Sept 2009-Dec 2012.
41. NYSDOT “Potential for Natural brine for Anti-Icing and De-Icing” ”$129,582 Apr 2009-June 2011
40. Thomas Edison Venture – Engineers on Wheels ($420,000), Jan. 2009-Dec. 2011.
39. NJDOT “Heavy Metal Contamination of Highway Marking Beads”, Jan 08- Jun 10, $240,188
38. NSF CCLI “Hands on an Aquarium” $150,000, January 2008-December2010.
37. UDOT SJ GAMTTEP, $100,000 August 2007- December 2008
36. NJDEP/CCSCD $5,000 Bethel Lake Water Quality Impairment Study June 2007-May 2008
35. Thomas Edison Venture – Engineering Clinics for Teachers ($326,235), Jan. 2006-Dec. 2008.
34. Rowan University SBR: Marketing the Engineering Clinics, $4,500
33. USEPA Water Reuse for Gloucester County: Sustainable Solutions for Smart Growth, $223,500, Sept., 2004.
32. NSF REU in Pollution Prevention and Sustainability ($240,513) March 2004
31. AAAS/WISC Travel Grant to Bangladesh: Microbial Transformation of Arsenic ($5,000), Dec. 2003
30. Wastewater Reuse Options in Burlington County (Burlington County $30,000)
29. NJWRRI Graduate Research Grant: VOC Identification in Water, October 2003, ($25,000)
28. North American Technology Center, Use of Enoses for Odor Detection in Biosolids, $30,000
27. NSF CCLI : Bug Power: Fueling our Future with Microorganisms $149,853
26. NJWRRI Student Internship Grant $2,500
25: NSF CCLI Digital Imaging across the Curriculum $221,466
24: USEPA Watershed Project $250,000
23. NJ Seagrant Program, (2,500)
22. Biothane, Innovative Membrane Process for a WWTP ($5,000)
21. NSF REU in Pollution Prevention, March 2001 (250,000)
20. NJWRRI Undergraduate Research Award Jan 2001, ($2,500)
19. EiF: Attracting Women into Engineering, April 2000, ($26,704)
18. WERF: Novel membrane Process for Autotrophic Denitrification ($75,000), April 2000
17. New Jersey Water Resources Research Institute: Graduate Research Award, Dec1999, ($23,000)
16. NHRSC: Fate and Transport of Surfactants, September 1999 ($55,160)
15. NSF ILI: Garden City ($123,177)
14. NSF ILI: Field experiments for multidisciplinary students ($39,854)
13. WERF: NDE evaluation of concrete sewers ($75,000)
12. New Jersey Water Resources Research Institute: Undergraduate Research Award, April 1999, ($800)
11. Community outreach partnership planning, USHUD, June 1999, ($400,000)
10. Planning grant for urban revitalization, NJ Governor’s Office, June 1998, ($25,000)
9. GCUA Stress Testing , Gloucester County Utilities Authority 1999 ($5,000)
8. RVSA Foaming Problems, Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority ($5,000)
7. AWE: Attracting Women into Engineering, 1998, EiF Foundation ($53,012)
6. New Jersey Water Resources Research Institute: Undergraduate Research Award, April 1998, ($800)
5. Lindback Foundation Award, 1997, ($10,712)
4. Rowan University, SBR (Separately budgeted Research) Grant, 1997, ($1,800)
3. Rowan University Sponsored Research and Creativity Activity Fund, 1997, ($1,400)
2. NSF ILI: Competitive Assessment Laboratory, May 1998, ($111,200)
1. NSF ILI: Multidisciplinary Membrane Process Laboratory Experiments, May 1998, ($163,070)