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BOARD OF TRUSTEESMICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY

February 3,2020

MEMORANDUM

Members of the Board of Trustees

FROM: Stephen Hsu, Senior Vice Presi

SUBJECT: Gift, Grant and Contract Report

RECOMMENDATION: That the Board of Trustees approve the attachedGift, Grant and Contract Report for the period ofNovember 13,2019 throughJanuary 22,2020. The report is a compilation of 454 Gifts, Grants and Contractsplus 87 Consignment/Non-Cash Gifts, with a total value of $95,228,992.

officeof the FY 20lg_20 ToTALS:SENIOR VICE

PRESIDENT FOR a) Gifts, Grants and Contracts only:RESEARCH AND

lr.rpovariop b) Gifts, Grants and Contracts plus Consignments

s42l,l15,103

s423,861,193

Stephen HsuSenior Vice President

(Consignments are Non-Cash Gifts and Non-Cash Loans)

Hannah Administration Blds. RESOLUTION:426 Auditorium Rd. Rm 249

East Lansins. w qsazc BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Trustees approve acceptance of gifts,

s17l35s_0306 grants and contracts as listed in the attached report.

Fax: 5171432-1171

vprqs.msu.edu

MSU is an affirmative-action,

equal-opportunity employer.

Current Period / Year to DateGift & Grant AwardsMeeting Date: O2l 1 412020Current Period: Nov 13, 2019 - Jan 22,2020

AWARD TOTALS

Gift/Grant Source

Fcderal Govcmmcnt

Statc of Michigan

Other

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association

Research - Total

Gift/Grant Source

Fcdcral Govcmmcnt

Statc of Michigan

Othcr

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association

Various Donors - Advancemcnt

Non-Research - Total

Gift/Grant Source

Fcdcral Govemment

State of Michigan

Othcr

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association


TOTAL

Current Period

$45,354,561

$2,481,449

94,707,617

$3,104,805

$ 1,680,498

$843,033

$58,1 71,962

Current Period

94,525,263

92,788,433

$1,82s,156

$255, I 38

$597,924

s l s8,080

$26,668,384

$36,818,378

Current Period

$49,879,824

s5,269,881

96,s32,773

$3,3s9,943

s2,278,422

$1,001,1 13

$26,668,384

$94,990,340

Year to Date

$216,496,r77

s7,370,970

sl4,422,790

$'7,304,204

s22,928,721

$2,1 10,768

$270,633,630

Year to Date

936,219,143

$6,61 5,334

$21,380,766

$5,124,939

s6,568,023

$306,388

s74,266,880

$150,481,473

Year to Date

$2s2,71s,320

$l 3,986,304

$3 5,803,s56

912,429,t43

529496,744

$2,417,155

$74,266,880

$421,1 r5,r03

7o ofTotal YTD

80.0%

L-t /o

5.3o/o

2.7o/o

8.5o/o

0.8%

1000

Gift/Grant Source

Fedcral Govcmmcnt

Statc of Michigan

Other

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association

Research - Total

# OF AWARDS

Current Period

Current Period

21

11

25

19

b

5

1

1(B

Current Period

Vear to Dat€

762

71

252

212

90

99

1,486

Year to Date

7o ofTotal YTD

51.3%

4.8%

17.0o/o

t4.3%

6.1o/o

6.7o/o

l00yo

7o ofTotal YTD

30.9%

8.60/o

15.2%

26.7%

15.2%

2.8%

0.6%

1000

Count 7o YTD

46.1o/o

5.7%

16.5%

17.4o/o

8.4o/o

5.7%

0.2o/o

l00yo

142

3l

61

65

2X

24

345

7o ofTotal YTD

24.1%

4.4o/o

14.2%

3.4%

4.4%

0.2%

49.4o/o

loov"

Amount 9'o YTD

60.0o/o

3.3%

8.s%

3.0%

7.0o/o

0.6%

17.6%

1000/"

Gift/Grant Source

Fedcral Govemmcnt

Statc of Michigan

Other

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association



Gift/Grant Source

Fedcral Govcmmcnt

Statc of Michigan

Other

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association

Various Donors - Advanccmer

TOTAL

Year to Dat€

916

r14

328

345

166

113

3

r,985

154

43

76

133

76

14

J

499

166

41

&9

&5

4D

Research Research

Non-Research Non-Research

Total Total

Paea2

4_<4

Gurrbnt Year / Previous YearGift & Grant AwardsMeeting Dale: O2l 1 4l2O2OCurrent Period: Nov 13, 2019 - Jan 22,2020

AWARD TOTALS

Gift/Grant Souree

Fcderal Govemment

State of Michigan

Other

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association

Research - Total

Gift/Grant Source

Federal Govemment

Statc of Michigan

Othcr

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association

Various Donors - Advanccmcnt


Gift/Grant Source

Fcdcral Govcrnmcnt

State of Michigan

Other

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association

Various Donors - Advancement

TOTAI,

Previous YTD

297,622,262

11,996,718

9,938,793

6,063,892

18,666,2s3

2,506,408

346,794,326

Previous YTD

43,103,101

7,800,903

10,256,831

3,417,152

3,830,674

s90,092

60,488,888

r29,487,641

Previous YTD

340,725,363

19,797,622

20,195,624

9,481,043

22,496,927

3,096,500

60,488,888

476,281,967

' Year to Date 7o Change ,

-27.3%

-38.6%

45.1o/o

20.5%

22.8%

-15.8%

-22.OVo

7o Change

Gift/Grant Source

Federal Govsmmcnt

State of Michigan

Other

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association

Research - Total

Gift/Grant Source

Fcdcral Govemment

Statc of Michigan

Other

Industry/CO

Foundation

Association

Various Donors - Advanccment


Gift/Grant Source

Fcdcral Government

State of Michigan

Other

IndusWCO

Foundation

Association

Various Donors - Advancement

TOTAL

# OF AWARDS

Previous YTD

764

62

225

213

68

103

1,435

Previous YTD

143

49

118

117

60

18

J

508

90'r

ll1

343

330

128

121

J

1,943

9216,496,177

$7,370,970

sl4,422,790

$7,304,204

$22,928,721

$2,1 10,768

$270,633,630

Year to Date

936,219,143

$6,61 5,334

$21,380,766

$s,124,939

$6,s68,023

s306,388

974,266,880

$150,481,473

Year to Date

$252,715,320

$ I 3,986,304

$35,803,5s6

$12,429,r43

$29,496,744

$2,417,155

$74,266,880

$421,1 15,103

Year to Date

Year to Date

7u Change

762

71

252

212

90

99

1,486

154

43

76

133

76

14

3

499

-0.3o/o

14.syo

12.0%

-0.5%

32.4%

-3.9%

3.60

7.7o/o

-12.2%

-3s.6%

13.7%

26.7o/o

0.0o/o

-l.g06

l.0o/o

2.7%

-4.4o/o

4.5%

29.7o/o

-6.6%

0.0%

2.20

o/o Change

-16.0o/o

-152%

108.5%

s0.0%

71.5%

48.1o/o

22.8%

16.2o/"

Amount %o Change ,

-25.8o/o

_29.4%

77.3o/o

3l.lo/o

31.1o/o

-21.g%

22.8%

-ll.60/o

Acceptance Total Year to Date Count 7o Change

916

lt4

328

34s

166

113

3

1,985

Research Research

Non-Research Non-Research

Total Total

s6s0,000,000

s630,000,000

$610,000,000

ss90.000,000

SsTo,ooo,ooo

5s50,000,000

5s3o,ooo,ooo

s510,000,000

$49o,ooo,ooo

$470,000,000Jul Aug Sep Oct

Michigan State University3 Year Annualized Average Awards

FY 2020

Dec Jan Mar Apr t\fiay

FY 2019

F_Y 2018

FY 2017

20L6

6fgot*

ro3@qoro

0)

OJ

.N([5

+FY 2016

+Ft2017.{-FY 2018

+FY 2019

{rFY 2020

Jun

Sourc' --'\U

Sponsored ProgramsAward Data

Nov

tf{^4o

Feb

*Award dates based on calendar months (varies from Trustee cycle)

Top 10 Awards for the February 14,2020 BOT MeetingRank , Sponsor"l1pe Award Amount Principal lnvestigator Sponsor Department Nerv or l\'lodilication Arvard Activib'Tvpe Project Dates Proiect

-I itlc

2

FederalGovemment

FederalGovemment

FederalGovemment

FederalGovemment

FederalGovemment

State ofMichigan

FederalGovemment

8 Industry/CO

FederalGovernment

l0 FederalGovemment

TOTAL

6,000,000 BradleySherrill

5,940,000 ThomasGlasmacher

2,705,371 Erik Runkle

2,500,000 ThomasGlasmacher

2,250,000 Andre Benard

1,833,101 Kathleen Oberst

1,448,604 TerrieTaylor

1,279,359 DeniseHolmes

1,259,623 ErichGrotewold

1,127,00O Nicholas Haddad

26343,058

NationalScienceFoundation

US Dept ofEnergy

National InstofFood &Agriculture

US Dept ofEnergy

US Dept ofEnergy

MichiganDept ofHealth &HumanServices

National Instof Health

Alliance Corp

NAT'LSUPERCONDUCTINGCYCLOTRON LAB

Modification

FACILITY FOR RARE ModificationISOTOPE BEAMS

HORTICULTUREANR

New

FACILITY FOR RARE ModificationISOTOPE BEAMS

MECHANICALENGINEERING

New

THE INSTITUTE FOR NewHEALTH POLICY

OSTEOPATHICMEDICALSPECIALTIES COM

Modification

CHMWESTMICHIGAN

New

BIOCHEMISTRY &MOLECULARBIOLOGY CNS

Modification

KELLOGGBIOLOGICALSTATION NAT. SCI,

Modification

Run Date: Jan24,2020

Research

Research

Research

Research

Research

Fublic Service

Research

Research

Research

Research

10/01i201609130D021

0510t/200901lt4/2023

09/01/20t908/3tD023

03lt5/201801/14/2023

09127/20t909/26/2022

l0/01/201909/30/2020

12112/2016t1t30/2023

03113120t906R0t2022

02/01120180t/31/2022

12/OtD0t8rv30no23

Operation of the NSCL as aNational User Facility & ResearchProgram

Facility for Rare Isotope Beams(FRrB)

Improving the profitability andsustainability of indoor leafr-greensproduction.

Facility for Rare Isotope BeamsTransition to Operation andOperation as Scientific UserFacility

Heat-Exchanger Intensifi cationthrough Power Processing andEnhanced Design (HIPPED)

FY2O HCBS HEIGHTENEDSCRUTINY PROJECT

Treating Brain Swelling in PediatricCerebral Malaria

MSU-ALLIANCETRANSLATIONAL HEALTHRESEARCH IN GRAND RAPIDS

RESEARCH-PCR: ElucidatingMaize Gene Regulatory Neworksto Accelerate TranslationalGenomics

LTER: Mechanisms of resilience magricultural landscapes

5

6

9 NationalScienceFoundation

NationalScienceFoundation

MICHIGAN STATEUNIVERSITY

Gift, Grant and Contract ReportBoard of Trustees

February 2O2O


Purpose' UnitDirectorSponsorAmount

2

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND NAT RESOURCES

$880,912 INTLFOODPOLICY Boughton,DuncanRESEARCH INST

$898,000 LIVELIHOODS & FOODSECURITY TRUST

Boughton, Duncan

$5OO,OOO US AGENCY FOR INTLDEVELOPMENT

Flores Navas, Luis

$23,612 CHARLES KOCHFOUNDATION

Malone, Trey

5 962,982 IOWA STATE UNIV Valle de Souza, Simone

6 S4O,OOO SELECT SIRES INC Huang, Wen

7 $138,371 ARIZONA STATE UNIV Rowntree, Jason

SI6,500 MYTECH BIOTECH COLTD

Zhou,Zheng

5227,498 GREAT LAKES WATERAUTHORITY

Safferman, Steven

10 s88,428 MICHIGAN HEALTHENDOWMENTFUND

Matts, Colleen

S36,000 MCKNIGHTFOUNDATION

Morrone, Vicki

AGRICULTURALFOOD ANDRESOURCEECONOMICS





ANIMAL SCIENCEDEPARTMENT ANR



BIOSYSTEMS ANDAGRICULTURALENCINEERING

DEPARTMENT OFCOMMUNITYSUSTAINABILITY

DEPARTMENT OFCOMMUNJTYSUSTAINABILITY

ENTOMOLOCYAGRICULTURE ANDNATURAL RES

FEED THE FUTURE BURMA AGRICULTURE POLICY SUPPORT ACTIVITY

BUILDING THE EVIDfNCE FOUNDATION FOR f ROMOTION OF AGRIFOOD VALUE CHAINDEVELOPMENT, SMALL FARM MODERNIZATION & RURAL LIVELIHOODS IN MYANMAR

ASSOCIATE AWARD APPLICATION (RFAAA) UI.iDER THE FEED THE FUTURE INNOVATIONLAB FOR FOOD SECLRITY POLICY, AID-OAA.L-I3.OOOO1 VENEZUELA

PUBLIC CHOICE MEETS MEAT: IS GOVERNMEI']T INTERVENTION NEEDED IN MEATLABELING?

CHOICE OF SEAFOOD: AN ANALYSIS OF THE MRTH CENTRAL REGION MARKET FORFARM.RAISED SEAFOOD

IDENTIFICATION OF GENETIC MARKERS AND fEVELOPMENT OF GENETIC TESTS FORBULL FERTILITY

MOA#2 - ADAPTTVE MULTI-PADDOCK (AMP) G]AZTNG MODULE 7 & 8

RESEARCH CIFT

TRANSPORT AND FATE OF NUTRIENTS IN BIOSOLIDS FROM THE CITY OF DETROITWATER RESOURCE RECOVERY FACILITY

IO CENTS EVALUA'TI]N

STRENGTHENING F'ARMER-MANAGED SEED SYSTEMS FOR IMPROVED SEED QUALITYAND ACCESS TO PRffERRED VARIETIES IN MALAWI

QUALITY ASSURANCE SERVICES AND SUPPORT FOR IR-4 MINOR USE PESTICIDES ATSTATE FACILITIES IN NEW JERSEY AND ASSOCIATED LOCATIONS

J

4

8

9

12 SI3,888 RUTGERS UNIV Chen, Zhongxiao

MICHIGAN ST TEUNIVERSITY

Gift, Grant and Contract RepoftBoard of Trustees

February 2O2O


SponsorAmount Unit PurposeDirector

13 $29,873 APPLICATIONINSIGHTLLC

Grieshop, Matthew

t4 S6,000 MICHIGANBEEKEEPERS Htang,ZacharyASSOC

l5 S99,99I MICHIGANBLUEBERRYCOMMISSION

lsaacs, Rufus

16 $3I,I74 RUTGERS UNIV Jiang, Wayne

17 $22,600 COUNTY OF SAGINAW Kauflnan, Michael

I8 $25,OOO PURDUE UNIV McCullough, Deborah

r9 $29,412 MICHIGAN DEPT OFAGRICULTURE& RURALDEVELOPMENT

Milbrath, Meghan

$8,OOO MORGANCOMPOSTINGINC

Quintanilla Tornel, Marisol

2l $I2,5OO DUPONT CROPPROTECTION


S99,382 MICHIGANCARROTCOMMITTEE


23 $10,080 MONSANTO CO Quintanilla Tomel, Marisol

24 SI I,OOO ISK BIOSCIENCES Smitley, David

$8,OOO MICHIGANVEGETABLECOUNCIL

ENTOMOLOGYAGRICULTURE ANDNATURAL RES

DEVELOPING A NON-CONTACT, FAULT DETECTION SYSTEM FOR AIRBLAST-TYPEORCHARD AND VINEYARD SPRAYERS WITH SIMPLISTIC VISUAL OPERATOR INTERFACE




GENERAL HONEY BEE RESEARCH

RISK PREDICTION TO IMPROVE IPM PROGRAMS FOR SPOTTED WING DROSOPHILA INMICHIGAN BLUEBERRIES

GI,P TRAININGS IN I,ATIN AMERICNANALYTICAL LABORATORY GLP TRAINING OF CAPACITY BUILDING

ARBO.VIRAL DISEASE TESTING OF SERO SAMPLES AND MOSQUITO POOLS FOR SLE, EEE,WNV, AND CALIFORNIA GROUP ENCEPHALITIS


20

22









EAB UNIVERSITY: USING WEB-BASED SEMINARS COOPERATIVELY TO PROVIDEINFORMATION ABOUT EAB AND OTHER INVASIVE FOREST HEALTH ISSUES TOTARGETED AUDIENCES.

MICHIGAN MANAGED POLLINATOR PROTECTION PLAN

MORCAN COMPOSTING - GENERAL RESEARCH GIFT

TESTING PRODUCTS FOR CORTEVA (DUPONT CROP PROTECTION)

DEVELOPING CULTURAL PRACTICES TO MANAGE CRITICAL PESTS IN CARROTS

SUGAR BEET/GREENHOUSE: EVALUATION OF SEED TREATMENTS FOR NEMATODEMANAGEMENT

NEW PRODUCT TESTING FOR GREENHOUSE PEST MANAGEMENT

25 Szendrei, Zsofia RESEARCH ON SWEET ALYSSUM AS A BENEFICIAL HABITAT FOR APHID CONTROL.



February 2O2O

MICHIGAN ST{TEUNIVERSITY

SponsorAmount UnitDirector Purpose

26 S5,998 MICHIGAN APPLECOMMITTEE

2'7 999,992 MICHIGAN TREE FRUITCOMMISSION

28 $4O,OOO TECHACCEL

$16,016 MINNESOTA DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

30 $I78,007 MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

Wilson, Julianna

Wilson, Julianna

Wise, John

Bence, James

Bence, James

Bence, James

Bremigan, Mary

Dreelin, Erin

Hayes, Daniel

lnfante, Dana

Infante, Dana

Jones, Michael

Jones, Michael

Latimore, Jo


ENTOMOLOGYAGzuCULTURE ANDNATURAL RES


TREE FRUIT INTEGR^TOR POSITION

DEVELOPING A RISKMODEL FOR MANAGING ]POTTED WING DROSOPHILA IN TARTCHERRY

MSU TRUNK INJEC.TIf,N TRIAL FOR TECHACCEL: PLUG DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR RNAIACTIVITY ON SPIDEFI MITES IN APPLES

29 FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE

FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE








FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE,



MICHIGAN STATE U}JIVERSITY QUANTITATIVF FISHERIES CENTEPJGREAT LAKESFISHERIES CONSULT1NG WITH MINNESOTA DLPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

USING POPULATION. AND COMMUNITY DYNATIIC MODELS AND QUANTITATIVEFISHERIES ANALYSIS TO PROMOTE IMPROVETI FISHERIES MANAGEMENT IN THE GREATLAKES. DR. JAMES EENCE PERM AGREEMENT FOR FY2O2O

QUANTITATIVE SUPPORT FOR INTER.JURISDICTIONAL FISHERIES MANAGEMENT ONTHE GREAT LAKES

PERM: DEVELOPING DECISION TOOLS FOR INLAND LAKE MANAGEMENT THROUGHFIELD SAMPLING AND STATISTICAL MODELS -INKING LAKES TO LANDSCAPE CONTEXTDR. MARY BREMIGA,\ PERM AGREEMENT FOR FY 2020.

GENETIC MARKERS FOR SOURCE TRACKING

POPULATION DYNAMICS AND ASSESSMENT I].] MICHIGAN INLAND LAKES ANDSTREAMS. DR. HAYES PERM SALARY FOR FY ?020.

EFFECTS OF FLOW RIDUCTION ON THERMAL IYNAMICS OF STREAMS: IMPROVING ANIMPORTANT LINK IN MICHIGAN'S W,A,TER WITHDRAWAL ASSESSMENT TOOL (WWAT)

INVESTIGATION OIT WATERSHED INFLUENCES, RIPARIAN CONDITION, AND INSTREAMHABITAT DYNAMICS ON STREAM FISH COMMJNITIES: DR, INFANTE PERM AGREEMENTFY 2019

RESEARCH, MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION PERTAINING TO POPULATIONGENETICS, CONSERVATION GENETICS AND BI]DIVERSITY OF AQUATIC SPECIES WITHINTHE GREAT LAKES EASIN.

GLFC PERM JONES, SALARY AND FRINGE

MEMORANDUM OF LINDERSTANDINC FOR AN INLAND LAKE EXTENSION POSITION

3 I $19,561 MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

32

33

34

35

$46,922 MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

9162,002 MICHIGAN DEPT OFENVIRONMENTALQUALITY


$7,OOO MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

595,441 US GEOLOGICALSURVEY

38 S55, I 30 GREAT LAKES FISHERYCOMMISSION

39 $30,000 MICHIGAN LAKES &STREAMS ASSOC

9215,197 GREAT LAKES FISHERYCOMMISSION

36 $39,s73

37

40 Li, Weiming DETERMINE THE UTILITY OF PHERO\4ONE ANIAGONISTS FOR SEA LAMPREY CONTROL



February 2O2O


, Unit PurposeDirectorSponsorAmount

4l

42

43

44

$422,449 GREAT LAKES FISHERYCOMMISSION

$IO,OOO UNIVERSITECATHOLIQUE DELOUVAIN

$298,734 US DEPT OFAGRICULTURE

$50,4I7 MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

$36,533 UNIVERSITY OFMISSOURI

SI3I,I29 GREAT LAKES FISHERYTRUST


S68,700 CREAT LAKES FISHERYCOMMISSION

522,842 CREAT LAKES FISHERYCOMMISSION

$3I,77I MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

$2O,OOO MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES



S3O,OOO UNIVERS]TY OFMICHIGAN

99.7,'187 GREAT LAKES FISHERYCOMMISSION

$I I I,828 GREAT LAKES FISHERYCOMMISSION

Li, Weiming FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE

Liu, Jianguo FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE

Loch, Thomas FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE

Lupi, Frank FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE


Montgomery, Robert FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE

Robinson, Kelly FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE




Roth, Brian FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE

Scribner, Kim FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE

Scribner, Kim FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE

Taylor, William FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE




DR, WEIMING LI PERM ACREEMENT - YEAR 6

RESEARCH EXECUTIVE AGENCY (REA) GRANT AGREEMENT NUMBER 846474SANDLINKS

UNDERSTANDING FLAVOBACTERIUM PSYCHROPHILUM INTRASPECIFIC DIVERSITY ASIT PERTAINS TO DISEASE MANAGEMENT AND PREVENTION IN AQUACULTURE

USING ECONOMIC MODELS AND QUANTITATIVE HUMAN DIMENSIONS ANALYSIS TOPROMOTE IMPROVED FISHERIES MANAGEMENT IN THE GREAT LAKES REGIONALECOSYSTEM. DR, FRANK LUPI'S PERM SALARY FOR FY 2020.

EVALUATING THE MOVEMENT ECOLOGY OF AFRICAN ELEPHANTS TO MITIGATEHUMAN-ELEPHANT CONFLICT

SURVIVAL, RECRUITMENT, AND MOVEMENT PATTERNS OF WHITE-TAILED DEER INMISSOURI

ASSESSINC THE CONTRIBUTION OF WILD LAKE HURON CHINOOK SALMON TO THELAKE MICHIGAN SPORT FISHERY USING OTOLITH MICROCHEMISTRY

MSU - RCI05957, GLFC ACCOUNT #7IOO2 - KELLY ROBINSON PERM 20I8-20I9

THE CONSEQUENCES OF CONNECTIVITY

MANAGING LAKE ERIE WALLEYE (SANDER VITREUS) IN THE FACE OF UNCERTAINNATURAL MORTALITY AND CLIMATE-RELATED EFFECTS ON RECRUITMENT

FOOD WEB DYNAMICS IN MICHIGAN'S GREAT LAKES AND INLAND LAKES. DR. BRIANROTH PERM SALARY FOR FY 2020.

TO EXPAND BASELINE OENETIC DATABASES AND TO CONDUCT MOLECULAR GENETICANALYSES.

DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CONSERVATION GENETIC INITIATIVES FORMICHIGAN INLAND AND GREAT LAKES FISHERIES AND AQUATIC WILDLIFE SPECIES.DR, SCRIBNER PERM SALARY FOR FY2O18.

GLFC PERM AGREEMENT FOR DR, NANCY NATE

MICHIGAN SEA GRANT OMNIBUS ADMINISTRATION

GLFC PERM AGREEMENT FOR DR. TODD HAYDEN

45 $43,290 WORLD WILDLIFE FUND Montgomery, Robert

46

47

48

49

50

5I

52

53

54

55

56

57 Taylor, William GLFC PERM AGREEMENT FOR DR. TOM BINDER

MICHIGAN STAIEUNIVERSITY


February 2O2O


Unit PurposeDirectorAmount Sponsor

58

59

60

6l

62

63

$34,300 UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN

$I21,843 GREAT LAK-ES FISHERYCOMMISSION

SI3,4I I GREAT LAKES FISHERYCOMMISSION

$1O,OOO MICHIGAN STATEMILLERS ASSOC

S22,5OO SUSTAINABLEFORESTRY INITIATIVEINC

9t24,646 FEDERAL STATEMARKETINGIMPROVEMENTPROGRAM

$ I 0,738 NORTH CENTRALREGION SARE AT THEUNIV OF MINNESOTA

GREAT LAKES FISHERYCOMMISSION

Taylor, William

Wagner, Michael

Wagner, Michael

Ng, Perry

Dowtin, Asia

Behe, Bridget

Brainard, Daniel

Nair, Muraleedharan




HORTICULTUREANR

HORTICULTUREANR

HORTICULTUREANR

HORTICULTUREANR

HORTICULTUREANR

HORTICULTUREANR

HORTICULTUREANR

HORTICULTUREANR

HORTICULTUREANR

FOOD WEB MODELING TO SUPPORT RISKASSESSMENT OF ASIAN CARP IN THE GREATLAKES

SITING AND APPLICATION CRITERIA FOR PUSFI CONFIGURATION OPEN-WATERTRAPPING OF SEA I-AMPREY IN RIVERS

REDUCING UNCERTAINTY IN THE SEA LAMPR]Y OPERATING MODEL WITH LIFE-STAGESPECIFIC EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE: A METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH AND MODEL.BASEDEVALUATION

FOOD SCIENCE AND WHEAT QUALITY TESTING PROGRAMHUM NUTRITIONANR

FORESTRY

HORTICTJLTUREANR

RECRUITING AND RETAINING THE NEXT GENERATION OF MULTICULTURAL FORESTRYPROFESSIONALS

PREDICTING PLANT ?URCHASES FROM CONSUMER CHARACTERISTICS AND GAZESEQUENCES

SUSTAINABLE WEED CONTROL: IN-ROW WEED CULTIVATION STRATEGIES FORVEGETABLE GROWERS

MANAGING CONE FC'RMATION IN ABIES CHRIJTMAS TREE SPECIES

CULTURAL OPTIONS FOR REDUCING CONINC ']F FRASER FIR CHRISTMAS TREES

POTENTIAL OF UAS-3ASED REMOTE SENSINGAS A NITROGEN MANAGEMENT TOOL INCARROTS

UNRESTRICTED GIFT IN SUPPORT OF FLORICULTURE RESEARCH

UNRESTRICTED GIFT IN SUPPORT OF FLORICULTURE RESEARCH

BIOASSAY DIRECTED ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NATURAL SEALAMPREY DETERREI\iT' PHASE II

IMPROVING THE PROFITABILITY AND SUSTAI\ABILITY OF INDOOR LEAFY-GREENSPRODUCTION.

UNRESTRICTED GIFT IN SUPPORT OF WEED CONTROL RESEARCH PROGRAM.

64

65

66

67

$23,846 CHRISTMAS TREEPROMOTION BOARD

Cregg, Bert

$7,800 MICHICANCHRISTMASTREE ASSOC

Cregg, Ben

$ l 4,563 NORTH CENTRALREGION SARE AT THEUNIV OF MINNESOTA

Hayden,Zachary

68 520,000 FINE AMERICAS INC Lopez, Roberto

$12,000 COMERICA CHARITABLE Lopez, RobertoTRUST

70 $159,104

69

72

7r 92,705,371 NATIONAL INST OFFOOD & AGRICULTURE

Runkle, Erik

$8,OOO DUPONT CROPPROTECTION

Zandstra, Bemard

t5 $6,280 ITB PACKAGING LLC McDavid, Patrick PACKAGING PACKAGING PERFOFMANCE & DESTRUCTIVE TESTING

MICHICAN STATEUNIVERSITY


February 2O2O


DirectorSponsorAmount Unit Purpose

75

74 $I99,993 UNIVERSITY OFMINNESOTA

Bonito, Gregory

S82,72I MICHICAN ONIONCOMMITTEE

Hausbeck, Mary

76 $10,000 LISTENFIELD CO LTD lnes, Amor Valeriano

$99,OOO MICHIGAN STATEHORTICULTIJRALSOCIETY

Miles, Timothy

$47,OOO MICHIGAN MILKPRODUCERS ASSOC

Singh, Maninderpal

$35,OOI UNIVERSITY OFWISCONSIN MADISON

Singh, Maninderpal

$243,085 UNIVERSITY OFNEBRASKA - LINCOLN

Thompson, Addie

$3O,OOO MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

Kim, Jun Hyun

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS

S95,I54 NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

$48,235 MASSEYUNIVERSITY

O'Rourke, Michael

83 Whyte, Kyle

84 Sl3l,l72 OHIO STATE UNIV Derogatis, Amy

ELI BROAD COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

85 S59,175 MICHIGAN ECONOMIC Hult, TomasDEVELOPMENT CORP

COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION ARTS SCIENCES

86 $62,013 CORP FOR PUBLIC Elkins, SusanneBROADCASTING

CULTIVATING A MOREL MUSHROOM INDUSTRY IN THE NORTH CENTRAL UNITEDSTATES

20 19 -202 1 ONION SCBG STEMPHYLIUM

WATER BALANCE ANALYSES FOR CROP INSURANCE DEVELOPMENT IN THAILAND

MONITORING FLINGICIDE RESISTANCE IN BOTRYTIS SPP. ON MICHIGAN FRUIT CROPSAND IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL ALTERNATIVES TO MANAGEMENT

INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF EAR ROT AND ASSOCIATED MYCOTOXINCONTAMINATION OF CORN IN MICHIGAN

BOOTS ON THE GROUND: VALIDATION OF BENCHMARKING PROCESS THROUGH ANINTEGRATED ON-FARM NETWORK

TGCM: (T)RAIT, (G)ENE, AND (C)ROP GROWTH (M)ODEL DIRECTED TARGETED GENECHARACTERIZATION IN SORCHUM

SUSTAINABLE PARK DESIGN AND PLANNING:2019-20 DNR-MSU PARTNERSHIP

A TOOLBOX *TRAIN THE TRAINER" WORKSHOP FOR THE C.ACCEL PROGRAM

TANGATA WHENUA TANGATA ORA: INVESTIGATING HEALTH GAIN THROUGH WHENUAINITIATIVES

RELIGIOUS STUDIES THE AMERICAN RELIGIOUS SOUNDS PROJECT

PLANT SOIL ANDMICROBIALSCIENCES







SCHOOL OFPLANNING DESCONSTRUCTIONANR

AL RESEARCH ANDSCHOLARSHIP

PHILOSOPHY

INTERNATIONALBUSINESS CENTER

BROADCASTINGSERVICES

77

78

79

80

8l

82

MEDC MSF INTERNATIONAL TRADE: SMALL BUSINESS SERVICES 2017-2022wtTHANNUAL EXTENSIONS: PERIOD 2018-2019 (2/s) ORIGINAL MSU PROPOSAL #26889.

2O2O USSG RURAL SERVICES CRANT FOR WKAR-TV



February 2O2O

MICHICAN ST TEUN] IVERSITY

UNRESTRICTED 2O2O CSG GRANT FOR WKAR-TV

KEN BURNS PRESENTS THE GENE: AN INTIMATE HISTORY

UNRESTRICTED CSG FUNDING FOR WKAR RADIO 2O2O

RESTRICTED CSG GRANT FOR WKAR RADIO 2O2O

2O2O CPB INTERCONNECT GRANT FOR WKAR.TV

INFANT.DIRECTED SPEECH AND LANGUACE DEVELOPMENT IN INFANTS WITH HEARINGLOSS

IMAGING AND INFLUENCE OF GLOTTIC AND SIJBGLOTTIC ANATOMY IN HEALTHY ANDSTIJNO'TICPATIENTS

THE INFLUENCE OF YISUAL PERCEPTUAL SALIENCE ON WORD PROCESSING AND WORDLEARNINC IN YOUNG CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER

NEW INSTRUMENT L'RIVES JOURNALISM THAT REFLECTS COMMUNITY DIVERSITY

OPEN IJNIVERSI'IY CF C}-IINA PRO}'HSSIONAI- DEVEI-OPMI]N'T PROGRAMFALL,2OI9

87

88

89

90

91

Elkins, Susanne

Elkins, Susanne

$I60,890 CORP FOR PUBLICBROADCASTING

Elkins, Susanne

$58,5I6 CORP FOR PUBLICBROADCASTING

Elkins, Susanne

$20,854 CORP FOR PUBLICBROADCASTINC

Elkins, Susanne

92 $167,979 OHIO STATE UNIV Dilley, Laura

93 $57,665 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV Hunter, Eric

$t,0't2,953

$ l 0,000

CORP FOR PUBLICBROADCASTINC

WETA

Venker, Courtney

Carlson, John

Carlson, John

Carlson, John




BROADCASTINCSERVICES


COMMUNICATIVESCIENCESDISORDERS CAS



CEDINTERNATIONALSTUDIES INEDUCATION

94

95

96

S139,500 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

$5O,OOO ONLINE NEWS ASSOC

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

S72,660 THE OPEN UNIVERSITYOF CHINA

$35,616 MICHIGAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

S69,996 MICHIGAN DEPT OFHUMAN SERVICES

$I4I,588 MICHICAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

$88,824 MICHIGAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

Davenport, Lucinda JOURNALISM

Li, Jiahang

97

98

99

100

COUNSELING, EDUC LEVEL OF FUNCTIONINC PROJECTPSYCH & SPECEDUC

COUNSELING, EDUCPSYCH & SPECEDUC

INFANT AND EARLY CHILDHOOD MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATION EVALUATION(ECMHC)

WRAPAROUND EVALUATION PROJECTCOUNSELING, EDUCPSYCH & SPECEDUC

COUNSELING, EDUC PARENT SUPPORT PARTNER (PSP) EVALUATICNPSYCH & SPECEDUC

UnitDirectorAmount Sponsor Purpose

Carlson, John



February 2O2O


UnitDirectorAmount PurposeSponsor

104

105

106

l0l $I0I,952 MICHICAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

Carlson, John

t02 $27,031 MICHIGANREHABILITATIONSERVICES

Sung, Connie

103 $22,222 WES'IMINSTER COLLEGE Yadav, Aman

107 9479,667

VARIOUS SCHOOLS

VARIOUS SCHOOLS

COUNCIL OF MICHIGANFOUNDATIONS

TULANE UNIV Cowen, Joshua

108 5325,486 LAURA & JOHN ARNOLD Cowen, JoshuaFOUNDATION

109 S35,OOO AMER INSTS FORRESEARCH

Strunk, Katharine

ll0 $14,490 UNIVERSITY OFWISCONSIN MADISON

Austin, Ann

I I I $70,000 JOYCE FOUNDATION Cantwell, Brendan

tt2 S5O,OOO AZIM PREMJIFOUNDATION

Chudgar, Amita

l13 $I I6,75I UNIVERSITY OFWISCONSIN

Gonzales, Leslie

114 $30,000 ARIZONA STATE UNIV Renn, Kristen

I 15 $25,OOO AMEREDUCATIONALRESEARCH ASSOC

Schneider, Barbara

I l6 $121,088 BRAINSCOPE CO INC Covassin, Tracey

COUNSELINC, EDUC CHILDREN'S TRAUMA INITIATIVE (CTDPSYCH & SPECEDUC

COUNSELING, EDUC MSU CEPSE. MRS LANSING DISTRICT ICTA AGREEMENT #I213PSYCH & SPECEDUC

s I 54,441

s23,750

s 17,000

Markle, Barbara

Paine, Lynn

Cowen, Joshua

COUNSELINC, EDUCPSYCH & SPECEDUC

EDUCATION DEAN

EDUCATION DEAN

EDUCATION POLICYCENTER




EDUCATIONALADMINISTRATION




EDUCATIONALADMINISTRATTON


KINESIOLOGY - ED

INTROCS POGIL: PROCESS ORIENTED GUIDED INQUIRY LEARNING IN INTRODUCTORYCOMPUTER SCIENCE

K-I2 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT TRAINING

CHINESE TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

EPIC SUPPORT FOR LAUNCH MICHIGAN MEASURES GROUP (COUNCIL OF MICHIGANFOUNDATTONS)

THE SCHOOL CHOICE POLICY RESEARCH CENTER: IMPROVING POLICY,IMPLEMENTATION, AND OUTCOMES FOR DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS

MICHIGAN EDUCATION DATA RESEARCH CENTER

THE EFFICACY AND EFFICIENCY OF TEACHER SCREENING AND HIRING

PREPARING FUTURE FACULTY TO IMPROVE STEM EDUCATION: BROADENING THENATIONAL IMPACT OF THE CIRTL NETWORK

RE.INVESTING FOR OPPORTUNITY: ESTIMATING THE DEGREE RETURNS TO TARGETEDSTATE-SUPPORT TO HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE MIDWEST

AZIM PREMJI MOU - AMENDEMENT 3

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: NSF INCLUDES ALLIANCE: AN ALLIANCE TO DEVELOP ANINCLUSIVE AND DIVERSE NATIONAL FACULTY FOR BROADENING SUCCESS OFUNDERREPRESENTED 2-YEAR AND 4-YEAR STEM STUDENTS

UIA SCALE PROJECT - CHATBOTS

THE IMPACT OF ADVANCED HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE COURSEWORK ONPOSTSECONDARY STEM OUTCOMES

EVALUATION AND VALIDATION OF A MULTIMODAL BRAIN FUNCTION BIOMARKERWITH NPC

EVALUATION AND VALIDATION OF A MULTIMODAL BRAIN FUNCTION BIOMARKERWITH NPC

lll 528,830 BRAINSCOPE CO INC Covassin, Tracey KINESIOLOGY - ED



February 2O2O

MICHIGAN STATEUNIYIRSITY

PurposeUnitDirectorAmount Sponsor

I l8

ll9

s86,0s9 GOOGLE rNC

$I49,I9I UNIVERSITY OFMICHICAN

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

$245,000 FLORIDA STATE UNIV

Pontifex, Matthew

Halvorsen, Anne-Lise

KINESIOLOGY: ED

TEACHEREDUCATION

CHEMICAL.ENGINEERING ANDMATERIALS SCI

CHEMICALENGINEERING ANDMATERIALS SCI



CHEMICALENCINEERINC ANDMATERIALS SCI

CIVIL ANDENVIRONMENTALENGINEERING



CIVIL ANDENVIRONMENTALENCINEERING



NEURAL ACTIVITY AND EMOTION PROCESSINC 2

GREAT FIRST EIGHT CURRICULUM

THE EFFECT OF PROCESS HISTORY ON GRAIN BOUNDARIES AND DISLOCATIONSUBSTRUCTURES ON FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF NB FOR SRF CAVITIES: PLASTICFORMABILITY AND MICROSTRUCTURAL EVOLUTION

ADDITION TO TASK:,7, VW PROPOSAL. REDUCTION OF CO2 EMISSIONS THROUGHLIGHTWEIGHT BODY PANELS

SCALABLE HIGH SHE.AR CATALYZED DEPOLY.\4ERIZATION OF MULTILAYER PLASTICPACKACING

PROCESSING STARCH FOAM MATERIALS

USING ZINTL CHEMISTRY TO CONTROL HIGH-TEMPERATURE STRUCTURE ANDBONDING

IMPROVE MATERIAL INPUTS INTO MECHANIS]IC DESIGN PROPERTIES FOR RECLAIMEDHMA & RECYCLED C]NCRETE AGGREGATE (RCA) ROADWAYS

.IMPROVEMENT OF C-IMATE DATA FOR USE IN MEPDG CALIBRATION AND OTHERPAVEMENT ANALYS-S _ PHASE II

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PAVEMENT FOUNDATIONLAYERS-PHASE I

DEVELOPMENT OF GRANULAR ROAD ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (GRAMS)

NNA TRACK 2: RESPONDING TO THE HOUSING CRISIS IN THE ARCTIC: ATRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACH ACROSS PHYSICAL. NATURAL AND SOCIAL SYSTEMS

COLLABORATIVE RBEARCH: ADAPTIVE, MULTI-LAYERED FENESTRATION ELEMENTS

t23

125

t26

127

120 Bieler, Thomas

t2l $I5I,23I COLLABORATIVECOMPOSITE SOLUTIONSCORP

Boeman, Raymond

122 $25,OOO REMADE INST Dorgan, John

$69,702 PENNSYLVANIA STATEUNIV

Narayan, Ramani

$65,OOO JET PROPULSIONLABORATORY

Zevalkink, Alexandra

S3O,OOO MINNESOTA DEPT OFTRANSPORTATION

Cetin, Bora

$5O,OOO UNIVERSITY OFGEORGIA

Cetin, Bora

$35,OOO MINNESOTA DEPT OFTRANSPORTATION

Cetin, Bora

Cetin, Bora

129 $I5,5I3 IOWA STATE UNIV Cetin, Kristen

$188,958 NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

128 $30,308 IOWA STATE UNIV

130 Cetin, KristenFOROPTIMUM BUILDING ENERGY PERFORMANCE AND OCCUPANT COMFORT



February 2O2O


PurposeUnitSponsorAmount Director

l3l $179,991 MICHIGANENERCYOFFICE

Ghamami, Mehmaz

132 S199,535 FORD MOTOR CO Lu, Weiyi

S2OO,OOO UNIVERSITY OFMISSOURI

Savolainen, Peter

134 $200,000 FoRD MOTOR CO Savolainen, Peter

135 $I84,682 NATIONALSAFETYCOUNCIL

Savolainen, Peter

r36 $2O,OOO US ARMY RESEARCHOFFICE

Liu, Xiaoming

t3'l $280,296 NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

Mutka, Matt

138 $333,000 POLARISSENSORTECHNOLOGIES INC

Ross, Arun

t39 $359,842 NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

Tan, Pang-Ning

I4O $274,825 FRAUNHOFER USA Asmussen, Jes

I4I $2O,OOI HONEYWELL CORP Chahal, Prem

$12O,OOO ELECTRICPOWERRESEARCH INST

Chakrapani, Sunil Kishoret42


CIVIL ANDENVIRONMENTALENGINEERINC




COMPUTERSCIENCE ANDENGINEERING




ELECTRICAL ANDCOMPUTERENGINEERING




ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGER PLACEMENT OPTIMIZATION PROJECT. NEW SIOK

MSUOl59 (2020)

MIMIC - MULTIDISCIPLINARY INITIATIVE ON METHODS TO INTEGRATE AND CREATEARTIFICIAL REALISTIC DATA

MSU0r57 (2020)

2019 ROAD TO ZERO SAFE SYSTEM INNOVATION GRANTS

PERSON IDENTIFICATION AT A DISTANCE

DR. MATT MUTKA - IPA ASSIGNMENT WITH THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (NSF)

SYSTEM FORNIGHTTIME AND LOW-LIGHT FACE RECOGNITION

FAI: FAIRNESS-AWARE ALGORITHMS FOR NETWORK ANALYSIS

FRAUNHOFER CENTER RENEWAL

METAMATERIAL DESIGNS FOR THZ AND IR APPLICATIONS

ULTRASONIC ATTENUATION, BACKSCATTER AND ABSORPTION FOR MICROSTRUCTURECHARACTERIZATION

143 $50,000 FORD MOTOR CO Deb, Kalyanmoy MSU0I6l (2019)



February 2O2O


144 $25,OOO MASSACHUSETTSiNSTOF TECHNOLOGY

Grotjohn, Timothy

t45 $300,888 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

McGough, Robert

146 $181,945 RIVERSIDE RESEARCH Nanzer, Jeffiey

t47 $IO,OOO GERONDELISFOUNDATION

Papapolymerou, loannis

ELECTRIC,A,L ANDCOMPUTERENGINEERING

ELECTRIC,T ANDCOMPUTERENGINEERING

ELECTRIC.A.L ANDCOMPUTERENGINEERING



ELECTRICAT ANDCOMPUTERENCINEERING

INSTITUTE FOR

QUANTITATIVEHEALTH

INSTITUTE FOR

QUANTITATIVEHEALTH

INSTITUTE FOR

QUANTITATIVEHEALTH

MECHANICALENGINEERINC



SUPPORT OF DIAMOI.']D-BASED RF DEVICE DEVELOPMENT

FAST NUMERICAL MDDELING OF MEDICAL ULTRASOUND FOR THERAPY AND IMAGING

COORDINATION TEC-INOLOGIES FOR COHERE\T DISTRIBUTED BEAMFORMING (TASK 4

TOWARDS ELECTROIIAGNETIC SYSTEMS & TASK 5 :VO2 TECHNOLOGIES FOR IRSENSORS)

SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT

PDRD _ 20I9-IO MSL _ RADAR CONSORTIUM:04933

LINDtsRSTANDING UI-'I'RAFAS'T AND NANOSCAl,I,J DI,I]CI'RON [lMISSION ANI)TRANSPORT

LIPID SIGNALING IN CARDIAC DEVELOPMENT AND DISEASE

RESOURCE FOR MOLECULAR IMAGING AGENTS IN PRECISION MEDICINE

STRUCTURAL AND F.JNCTIONAL PLASTICITY SURROUNDING IMPLANTEDNEUROPROSTHESES

UHD-SOS: ENABLING DESIGN OF ULTRA HIGH DEFINITION STRUCTURE OF STRUCTURES

LOW.COST, DURAEL3 ORGANIC BATTERIES FOR DISPATCHABLE SOLAR APPLICATIONS

HEAT-EXCHANGER. INTENSIFICATION THROUGH POWER PROCESSING AND ENHANCEDDESIGN (HIPPED)

CAREER: UNVEILING THE STABILITY, RHEOLCGY, AND TOPOLOGY OF ACTIVE FLUIDS

148 5360,000 HONEYWELL CORP Papapoll.rnerou, loannis

t49 $I5O,OOO AIR FORCE OFFICE OFSCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

Zhang,Peng

150 $158,295 NATIONAL HEART LUNG Aguirre, Aitor& BLOOD INST

l5l $l12,500 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV Gilad, Assaf

152 $335,338 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Purcell, Erin

I53 $I94,I25 SIEMENS CORP Averill, Ronald

1s4 $62,000 JOLT ENERGY STORAGETECHNOLOGIES LLC

$2,250,000 US DEPT OF ENERGY

Benard, Andre

Benard, Andre

156 $395,41s

155

NATIONAL SCIENCEFOUNDATION

$4O,OOO NATIONALAERONAUTICS & SPACEADMINISTRATION

Gao, Tong MECHANICALENGINEERING

Koochesfahani, Manoochehr MECHANICALENGINEERING

t57 ZBOT -2 THERMOMETRY DIAGNOSTICS DEVELDPMENT



February 2O2O


Amount UnitDirectorSponsor Purpose

158

r59

160

$285,637 NATIONAL CENTER FOR Mueller, NorbertMANUFACTURINGSCIENCE

$50,533 NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

Mukherjee, Ranjan

$35,OOO OFFICE OF NAVALRESEARCH

Mukherjee, Ranjan

16l $201,961 FORD MOTOR CO Zhu, Guoming

t62

COLLEGE OF HUMAN MEDICINE

$6,OOO GLAXOSMITHKLINE Cole, Craig

t63 5123,763 UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN

Furr-Holden, Debra

164





CANCER CENTER

CHM FLINT

Furr-Holden, Debra CHM FLINT

Hanna-Attisha, Mona CHM FLINT

Hanna-Attisha, Mona CHM FLINT

CHM FLINT

Lucas, Todd

Holmes, Denise

CHM FLINT

CHM WESTMICHIGAN

Reeves, Mathew

TURBINE COMPRESSOR BLADE EVALUATION - PHASE II

ANALYSIS OF LARGE-AMPLITUDESHORT DURATION CONTROL FORCES FOR GUIDINGUNDERACTUATED MECHANICAL SYSTEMS INTO SAFE OPERATING REGIONS

PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION OF AN UNDERWATER VEHICLE PROPELLED BY AFLUTTERING TAIL

MSU0ls8 (2020)

PHASE VII OPEN LABEL DOSE ESCALATION & EXPANSION STUDY TO EVALUATE SAFETYTOLERABILITY & CLINICAL ACTIVITY OF THE ANTIBODY DRUG CONJUGATE GSK28579I6ADMINISTERED IN COMBINATION WITH LENALIDOMIDE

PREVENTION RESEARCH CENTER OF MICHIGAN

ENHANCED PARENTING PROJECT

ADDRESSING AND PREVENTING LEAD EXPOSURE THROUGH HEALTHY START

THE COMBINED IMPACTS OF HIGH SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC RISK AND LEAD EXPOSURE ONCOGNITIVE AND SOCIOEMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

EVALUATION OF STEPPING UP EFFORTS TO IMPROVE MH SERVICES AND JUSTICEUTILIZATION

CANCER CENTER SUPPORT GRANT

MSU-ALLIANCE TP.ANSLATIONAL HEALTH RESEARCH IN GRAND RAPIDS

STROKE REGISTRY CONSULTANT PROJ ECT

A MULTI-OMIC DATA PLATFORM TO IDENTIFY BIOLOGICAL PROCESS ANDMECHANISMS UNDERLYING RISK AND DISEASE PROGRESSION.

USING FMRI TO UNDERSTAND RESPONSE TO AN INTEGRATIVE TREATMENT FOR PAINAND ANXIETY IN PEDIATRIC FUNCTIONAL ABDOMINAL PAIN DISORDERS (FAPD)

MICHIGAN'S ONCOING STROKE RECISTRY TO ACCELERATE IMPROVEMENT OF CARE -OOSTEMA CONSTJLTANT

165

166

927,930 FLINT ODYSSEY HOUSEHEALTH AWARENESSCENTER

S975,381 GENESEECOUNTYHEALTH DEPT

$231,200 ROBERT WOODJOHNSON FOUNDATION

167 9259,741 GEORGE MASON UNIV Johnson, Jennifer

168

169

$7,000

91,2'79,359

WAYNE STATE UNIV

ALLIANCE CORP

170 $66,I05 MICHIGAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

17t $199,999 ZOETTS

t72 $I30,4I4 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

$5I,435 MICHIGAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

EPIDEMIOLOGYAND BIOSTATISTICS

Yazquez, Ana

Cunningham, Natoshia

EPIDEMIOLOGYAND BIOSTATISTICS

FAMILY MEDICINE,DEPARTMENT OF

HUMAN MEDICINEDEAN

t73 Oostema, John



February 2O2O


Amount Sponsor Director Unit Purpose

174 $lOO,OOO PERKINELMER Contag, Christopher

t75 5284,462 MASSACHUSETTSGENERAL HOSPITAL

Moore, Anna

176 $151,706 NATIONAL CANCER INST Sempere, Lorenzo

177 5726,001 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

S9,5OO MICHIGAN PORKPRODUCERS ASSOC

Millerick May, Melissa MEDICINE

Millerick May, Melissa MEDICINE

INSTITUTE FOR

QUANTITATIVEHEALTH

INSTITUTE FOR

QUANTITATIVEHEALTH

INSTITUTE FOR

QUANTITATIVEHEALTH

OBSTETRICSGYNECOLOGY &REPRODUCTIVE BIO


PERKINELMER RESEARCH PROGRAM

THERAPY FOR METASTATIC BREAST CANCER BASED ON MICRO RNA SILENCING

CHEMICAL ABLATIOI.J OF DUCTAL TREE FOR BREAST CANCER PREVENTION

IMPROVED METHOD iOR IDENTIFYING CAUSATIVE ANTIGEN IN HYPERSENSITIVITYPNEUMONITIS

DISPERSION OF AIRBDRNE PATHOGEN DURING ROUTINE SWINE TRANSPORT

DEFINING THE ROLE FOR DESCENDING PAIN MODULATION AND REWARD-AVERSIONPROCESSES TOWAR.M THE DBVELOPMENT OFCHRONIC PAIN IN ENDOMETRIOSIS

USING AFFINITY BASED PROTEOMICS TO IDENTIFY DIAGNOSTIC AND PLASMABIOMARKERS FOR ENDOMETRIOSIS

INFERTILITY HISTORY AND CHRONIC DISEASE PROFILE

FAMILIAS FUERTES Y SALUDABLES (STRONG AND HEALTHY FAMILIES) - SPECTRUMHEALTH LATINA EXPANSION GRANT

178

179 924J75 BOSTON CHILDRENSHOSPITAL

Missmer, Stacey

180 $41,402 BRIGHAM & WOMENSHOSPITAL

Missmer, Stacey

l8l $114,566 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Missmer, Stacey

r82 $2O,OOO SPECTRUMHEALTHFOUNDATION

Strutz, Kelly

183 588,477 SPECTRUMHEALTHSYSTEM

Strutz, Kelly

184 S2OO,OOO MICHIGAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

Gonuguntla, Ashweena

185 S56,814 BIOGEN INC Kulkami, Roshni




PEDIATRICS ANDHUMANDEVELOPI\{ENT

PEDIATRICS ANDHUMANDEVELOPN,IENT

PEDIATRICS ANDHUMANDEVELOPN,IENT

HEALTHY START INIIIATIVE: ELIMINATING DISPARITIES IN PERINATAL HEALTH

MEDICAL CONSUL'I'A}{T TO CHILDREN'S SPECI-{L HEALTH CARE SERVICES

BIOCEN 991HA306 PUP A: AN OPEN-LABEL, MULTICENTER EVALUATION OF THE SAFETYAND EFFICACY OF RECOMBINANT COAGULATiON FACTOR FVIII FC FUSION PROTEIN(RFVIIIFC; BIIBO3I) IN THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF

186 S7,020 HEMOPHILIA ALLIANCE Kulkami, Roshni THE HEMOPHILIA ALLIANCE FOUNDATION GRA,NT



February 2O2O


UnitDirector rposeSponsorAmount i Pu

187 s7,531 NOVO NORDTSK Kulkami, Roshni

188 $61,I58 HEMOPHILIAFOUNDATION OFMICHIGAN

Kulkami, Roshni

189 $I2,O3O UNIVERSITY OFSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Kulkami, Roshni

190 S8,7OO BIOMARINPHARMACEUTICAL INC

Kulkami, Roshni

l9l S6,000 SPECTRUM HEALTHSYSTEM

Prokop, Jeremy

192 $5O,OOO AUTISMRESEARCHINSTITUTE

Vogt, Daniel

193 $48I,89I MICHIGAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

Brooks, Kevin

t94 $I,833,I0I MICHIGAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

Oberst, Kathleen

t95 $364,209 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Collier, Kathy

196 $I7,5OO UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN

Combs, Benjamin

197 S5IO,O44 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Counts, Scott

198 5232,500 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Kanaan, Nicholas

199 $14,251 WESTON BRAIN INST Sortwell, Caryl

COLLEGE OF MUSIC

$I9,5OO MICHIGANCOUNCILFOR ARTS & CULTURALAFFAIRS

PEDIATRICS ANDHUMANDEVELOPMENT






THE INSTITUTE FORHEALTH POLICY

NN74l5-4307: EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF CONCIZUMAB PROPHYLAXIS IN PATTENT WITHHAEMOPHTLTA A OR B WTTHOUT tNHtBtTORS (EXPLORER 8)

OPERATING SUPPORT CRANT 20I9-2020 FOR CENTER FOR BLEEDING AND CLOTTINGDISORDER

HEMOPHILIA UTILIZATION GROUP STUDY (HUGS) VII: COSTS AND IMPACT OF DISEASEIN OLDER PERSONS WITH HEMOPHILIA. 17096M

BIOMARIN STUDY 270-902

CLINICAL VARIANT/GENE CHARACTERIZATION

ASSESSINC NOVEL IMPACTS OF RAS-OPATHIES ON CORTICAL GABAERGIC NEURONS

FY2O MICHIGAN MEDICAID HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (HIT) RESOURCECENTER

THE INSTITUTE FOR FY2O HCBS HEIGHTENED SCRUTINY PROJECTHEALTH POLICY

TRANSLATIONALNEUROSCIENCE





COMMUNITY MUSIC MUSIC EDUCATION OUTREACH TO LOW-INCOME STUDENTSSCHOOL

IMPACT OF DYSFUNCTIONAL BDNF ON DOPAMINE TERMINAL REMODELINC IN THEPARKINSONIAN STRIATUM

TAU AND INST]LIN IN AD

CENTRAL NORADRENERGIC MECHANISMS OF CEREBROVASCULAR PATHOLOGY INALZHEIMER'S DISEASE

DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL TAU.SIMOA ASSAYS

ADVISOR SUPPORT AGREEMENT

200 Demott, Jaime



February 2O2O


UnitAmount Sponsor PurposeDirector

201 $7O,OOO CHILDRENSHOSPITALOF MICHIGANFOUNDATION

Woodward, Jill

202 $IO,OOO PNC FOUNDATION Woodward, Jill

COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCE

$1,259,623 NATIONAL SCIENCEFOUNDATION

Grotewold, Erich

$35,OOO UNIVERSITY OFWISCONSIN MADISON

Cooper, Melanie

S399,701 DEFENSEADVANCEDRESEARCH PROJECTSAGENCY

Dantus, Marcos

206 SI65,000 USDEPTOFENERGY Dantus, Marcos


Hamann, Thomas

208 $62,000 GEORGIA STATE UNIV Huang, Xuefei

$2I0,948 UNIVERSITY OFGEORGIA

Merz, Kenneth

210 $184,535 US DEPT OF ENERGY Piecuch, Piotr

2ll 5200,124 US DEPT OF ENERGY Severin, Gregory

COMMUNITY MUSICSCHOOL

ENHANCING THE EMOTIONAL, PHYSICAL, SOCIAL AND COGNITIVE WELL-BEING OFPEDIATRIC PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS THRCUGH MUSIC THERAPY

EARLY MUSIC, EARLY LEARNING

RESEARCH-PGR: ELLCIDATING MAIZE GENE REGULATORY NETWORKS TO ACCELERATETRANSLATIONAL GENOMICS

DEVELOPING LEAFNING ENVIRONMENTS THA.T SUPPORT MOLECULAR-LEVELSENSEMAKING

SUPER-PHOTOREACENTS AS A GATEWAY TO PRECISION CHEMISTRY

SISGR: UNDERSTANDING AND CONTROLLING STRONG-FIELD LASER INTERACTIONSWITH POLYATOMIC MOLECULES

MONOLITHICALLY INTEGRATED THIN-FILIWSILICON TANDEM PHOTOELECTRODES FORHIGH EFFICIENCY A}.,ID STABLE PHOTOELECTP.OCHEMICAL WATER SPLITTING

STEREOSELECTIVE .'.SSEMBLY OF CHALLENGiNG GLYCOSIDIC LINKAGES WITH EARTH-ABUNDANT METAL CATALYSTS

GENETICS AND QUANTUM CHEMISTRY AS TOtfLS FOR UNKNOWN METABOLITEIDENTIFICATION

NEW SINGLE- AND IV,ULTI-REFERENCE COUPLfD-CLUSTER METHODS FOR HIGHACCURACY CALCUTATIONS OF GROUND AND EXCITED STATES

AQUEOUS.PHASE ISOTOPE HARVESTING TO MANUFACTURE RADIOACTIVE TARGETSFOR NEUTRON-REACTION STUDIES

DEVELOPMENT OF S'trLID ISOTOPE HARVESTII.JG METHODS IN PREPARATION FOR FRIB

DEVELOPMENT OF CELLULAR HTS FOR 2OS PROTEASOME ENHANCERS

MULTIPARAMETER OPTIMIZATION OF NEW PHENOTHIAZINES FOR PROTEASOMEACTIVATION

ROBUST IMMUNO-PFJVENTION STRATEGIES FOR HIGH-RISK ORAL EPITHELIALDYSPLASIA

ASSESSMENT OF THE ANN ARBOR AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION'S COMMUNITYSCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

203

204

205

216 $19,729

US DEPT OF ENERGY

NATIONAL INST OFNEUROLOGICALDISORDERS & STROKES

EASTERN MICHIGANUNIV

Severin, Gregory

Tepe, Jetze

Tepe, JeDe

Xie, Yuying

MUSIC

BIOCHEMISTRY &MOLECULARBIOLOGY CNS

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY

COMPUTATIONALMATH SCI ANDENGR CNS

207

209

2t2

213

$68,540

$3s5,8s7

214

215

SI8I,586 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

SIII,92O UNIVERSITYOFMICHIGAN

Libarkin, Julie CREATE FOR STEM



February 2O2O


UnitDirectorSponsorAmount Purpose

217 944,616 GEORGEWASHINGTONUNIV

Dorfman, Susannah

218 $195,355 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA Freymueller, Jeffrey

2tg $38,271 LAWRENCE LIVERMORE Mackey, KevinNATIONALLABORATORY

220 $158,584 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Braasch, lngo

$16,500 UNIVERSITY OFCALIFORNIA DAVIS

Meek, Mariah

$75,OOO SUZANNE UPJOHNDELANO PARISHFOUNDATION

Conner, Jeffrey

$I2O,OOO THE NATURECONSERVANCY

Fitzpatrick, Sarah

$I,I27,OOO NATIONAL SCIENCEFOUNDATION

Haddad, Nicholas

$9O,OOO NATIONALAERONAUTICS & SPACEADMINISTRATION

Litchman, Elena

9319,267 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Wei, Guowei

221

zzz

223

224

225

226

SIMONS FOUNDATION Wong, Willie

Abramovitch, Robert

DiRita, Victor

EARTH ANDENVIRONMENTALSCIENCES



INTEGRATIVEBIOLOGY

INTEGRATIVEBIOLOGY

KELLOGGBIOLOGICALSTATION NAT. SCI.

KELLOGGBIOLOGICALSTATION NAT, SCI.

KELLOGCBIOLOGICALSTATION NAT. SCI.

KELLOGGBIOLOGICALSTATION NAT. SCI.

MATHEMATICS

MATHEMATICS

MICROBIOLOGY &MOLECULARGENETICS CNS



CAPITAL-DOE ALLIANCE CENTER: A CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR HIGH PRESSURESCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

21ST CENTURY REGIONAL SEA LEVEL PROJECTIONS DUE TO LAND MASS LOSSES ANDGEODYNAMIC ADJUSTMENTS USING 3-D EARTH MODELS

FORMER SOVIET UNION SEISMOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE IV

RESOURCES FOR TELEOST GENE DUPLICATES AND HUMAN DISEASE

DEVELOPMENT OF SHERLOCK TECHNOLOGY FOR CHINOOK SALMON RUN TYPING

KELLOGG BIRD SANCTUARY FACILITY RENOVATIONS

GENOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC MONITORING OF FLORIDA SCRUB.JAYS TO DETERMINEEFFECTS OF INBREEDING AND TRANSLOCATION SUCCESS THROUGHOUT THESOUTHERN ATLANTIC COAST METAPOPULATION

LTER: MECHANISMS OF RESILIENCE IN AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPES

MODELING THE EVOLUTIONARY EMERGENCE OF DIVERSE MICROBIAL METABOLISMS

SYNERGISTIC INTEGRATION OF TOPOLOGY AND MACHINE LEARNING FOR THEPREDICTIONS OF PROTEIN-LIGAND BINDING AFFINITIES AND MUTATION IMPACTS

cEoMETRIC ANALYSTS OF THE LONG TIME BEHAVIOR OF EVOLUTTON EQUATTONS

MECHANISMS OF MYCOBACTERIUM TUBERCULOSIS PH-DRIVEN ADAPTATION

FITNESS OF GRAM-NEGATIVE PATHOGENS DURINC BACTEREMIA

EXAMINING HOST-DERIVED GLUTATHIONE AS A SULFUR SOURCE FORSTAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS DURING INFECTION

227

228

$8,400

$3'79,939

229

230

NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

SI44,68I UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN

SI93,750 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Hammer, Neal



February 2O2O


UnitDirector PurposeSponsorAmount

231 $60,000 OFFICE OF NAVALRESEARCH

Reguera, Gemma

232 $93,248 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Schuue, Brian

233 5245,675 US FISH & WILDLIFESERVICE

Xi, Zhiyong

234 S36,945 VAN ANDEL RESEARCH]NST

Schwartz, Richard

23s 9249,346 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Atchison, William

236 9304,264 NORTHROP GRUMMANCORP

Birge, Norman

237 552,648 NATIONAL SCIENCEFOUNDATION

Brock, Raymond




NATURAL SCIENCEDEAN

NEUROSCIENCEPROGRAM

PHYSICS-ASTRONOMY

PHYSICS-ASTRONOMY

PHYSICS-ASTRONOMY

PHYSICS-ASTRONOMY

PHYSICS-ASTRONOMY

PHYSICS-ASTRONOMY

PHYSIOLOGYNATURAL SCIENCE

PHYSIOLOCYNATURAL SCIENCE




THE OTIC MICROBIOI*4E AND ITS ROLE IN MIDDLE EAR DECOMPRESSION ANDBAROTRAUMA PREV3NTION

DISSECTING THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL NETWORK GOVERNING DIFFERENTIATION OFPERIDERM

AVIAN MALARIA MOSQUITO CONTROL; TOOL DEVELOPMENT

VAN ANDEL RESEAR'H INSTITUTE GRADUATE RECRUITMENT OF MSU GRADUATESTUDENTS

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY PREP: INCREASING UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITYREPRESENTATION IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

FERROMAGNETIC JOSEPHSON JLJNCTIONS FOR CRYOGENIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY

INVESTIGATIONS IN ]ROTON-PROTON COLLISIONS AT THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER

ATLAS GREAT LAKES TIER 2 CENTER

A FRAMEWORK FOR DATA INTENSIVE DISCO\IERY IN MULTIMESSENGERASTROPHYSICS

ULTRAFAST ELECTRDN MICROSCOPY MODULE TO UPGRADE EXISTINC COMMERCIALELECTRON MICROSOOPES

THE UPGRADE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT (FOX INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING)FOR WBS 1.3.3 TDAQ

DYSLIPIDEMIA AND DIABETIC RETINOPATHY

DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF CORTICOTHALAMIC CIRCUITS

CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SELECTED FLAVONOIDS IN CELERY LEAVES

MITOCHONDRIAL CERAMIDE AND DIABETIC RETINOPATHY

238

239


Brock, Raymond

$86,054 UNIVERSITY OFWISCONSIN MILWAUKEE

Kopper, Claudio

240 $15,000 NlowAVE rNc Ruan, Chong-Yu

537,634 BROOKHAVENNATIONALLABORATORY

Schwienhorst, Reinhard

$335,741 NATIONAL INST OFHEAI-TH

Busik, Julia

$286,783 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Crandall, Shane

$2I,5OO MICHIGANCELERYPROMOTIONCOOPERATIVE

Doseff, Andrea

S49,O8I NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Levitsky, Yan

$10,000 PENNSYLVANIC CYSTIC Luckie, DouglasFIBROSIS INC

241

/+z

243

244

245

246 RESEARCH ON CYSTIC FIBROSIS



February 2O2O


tlnit PurposeDirectorSponsorAmount

247 S75,OOO PETER F MCMANUSCHARITABLE TRUST

Mazei-Robison, Michelle

248 $29,200 KOREAN GINSENG CORP Parameswaran, Narayanan


Wang, Hongbing

$48,973 NATIONALAERONAUTICS & SPACEADMINISTRATION

Brandizzi, Federica

946,072 NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

Xiao, Yimin

COLLEGE OF NURSING

$425,6I8 MICHIGANHEALTHENDOWMENT FUND

Ling, Jiying

$788,377 NATIONAL HEART LUNG Robbins, Lorraine& BLOOD INST

$320,886 NATIONAL INST OFNURSING RESEARCH

Wu, Horng-Shiuann

COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE

S6,936 EISAI INC Bozoki, Andrea

S8,919 NORTHWES'I'ERN UNIV Goudreau, John

914,294 SUNOVIONPHARMACEUTICALS

Goudreau, John

$6,I25 REVANCETHERAPEUTICS INC

Goudreau, John

942,212 UNIVERSITY OFLONDON

Kvalsund, Michelle

249

2s0

251

2s2

253

254

255

256

257

2s8

259




PLANT RESEARCHLABORATORY NATSCIENCE

STATISTICS &PROBABILITY

NURSING

NURSING

NURSING

NEUROLOGY ANDOPHTHALMOLOGYCOM

NEUROLOGY ANDOPHTHALMOLOGYcoM




NEUROLOGY Ar.-DOPHTHALMOLOGYcoM

NOVEL ROLE FOR VENTRAL TEGMENTAL AREA NEUROMEDIN S IN OPIOID ABUSE

INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF KOREAN GINSENG ON GUT-BONE AXIS

NONCONVENTIONAL ROLE OF ADCY IN GQ-MEDIATED NEURONAL SIGNALING ANDNEUROPLASTICITY

LIFE BEYOND EARTH: EFFECT OF SPACE FLIGHT ON SEEDS WITH IMPROVEDNUTRITIONAL VALUE

SEMINAR ON STOCHASTTC PROCESSES (SSp) 2020

FIRSTSTEP2HEALTH: AN INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAM TO PROMOTE HEALTHYEATING HABITS

GUYS/GIRLS OPT FOR ACTTVITIES FOR LrFE (GOAL) TRTAL

EFFECTS OF BRIGHT LIGHT ON CO-OCCURING CANCER-RELATED SYMPTOMS IN BREASTCANCER SURVIVORS: A PERSONALIZED INTERVENTION

EISAI BAN24OI-GOOO-2OI OPEN LABEL EXTENSION

A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, PHASE IIA, PARALLELGROUP, TWO-COHORT STUDY TO DEFINE THE SAFETY, TOLERABILITY, CLINICAL ANDEXPLORATORY BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF THE CHRONIC ADMINISTRATI

AN OPEN-LABEL, PHASE 3 STUDY EXAMINING THE LONGER-TERM SAFETY,TOLERABILITY AND EFFICACY OF APL-130271 IN LEVODOPA RESPONSIVE PATIENTSWITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE COMPLICATED BY MOTOR FLUCTUATIONS

A PHASE 3, OPEN-LABEL, MULTI.CENTER TRIAL TO EVALUATE THE LONG-TERM SAFETYAND EFFICACY OF REPEAT TREATMENTS OF DAXIBOTULINUMTOXINA FOR INJECTIONIN ADULTS WITH ISOLATED CERVICAL DYSTONIA (ASPEN-OLS)

MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL (MRC) STRATEGIC AWARD TO ESTABLISH ANINTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR GENOMIC MEDICINE IN NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASES

260 Sl15,842 EISAT tNC Sachdev, Amit EISAI BAN24O1-GOOO-201 OPEN LABEL EXTENSION

MICHIGAN STATEGift, Grant and Contract Report

Board of TrusteesFebruary 2O2O

MICHIGAN ST TEUNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY

Unit PurposeSponsorAmount Director1<1

262

263

264

265 $1,448,604 NATIONAL INST OFHEALTH

Taylor, Terrie

Bailie, Marc





OSTEOPATHICMEDICALSPECIALT]ES COM

PHARMACOLOGYTOXICOLOGY



PHARMACOLOCYTOXICOLOGY


PSYCHIATRYOSTEOPATHICMEDICINE

ANTHROPOLOCYSOCIAL SCIENCE

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

GEOGRAPHYENVIRONMENTSPATIAL SCIENCES

$12,500 MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY Sachdev, Amit\ ASSOC INC

$6,964 ALEXIONPHARMACEUTICALS INC

Sachdev, Amit

$5,425 RAPHARMACEUTICALStNc

Sachdev, Amit

$58,363 UNIVERSITY OFCALIFORNIA SAN DIECO

Sidiropoulos, Christos

MSU DEPARTMEN'I'OF NEUROLOGY MDA CARE CENTER

A PHASE 3, RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE.BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, MULTICENTERSTUDY TO EVALUATE THE SAFETY AND EFFICACY OF RAVULIZUMAB IN COMPLEMENTINHIBITOR-NAIVE ADULT PATIENTS WITH GEI'JERALIZED MYASTHENIA

A PHASE 3, MULTICENTER, RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLEDSTUDY TO CONFIRM THE SAFETY, TOLERABIUTY, AND EFFICACY OF ZILUCOPLAN INSUBJECTS WITH GBNERALIZED MYASTHENIA SRAVIS

A SEAMLESS PHASE 2A-B RANDOMIZED DOUBLE.BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIALTO EVALUATE THE FFFICACY AND SAFETY OF BHV-4I57 IN PATIENTS WITH MILD TOMODERATE ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE

TREATING BRAIN S\\'ELLING IN PEDIATRIC CEREBRAL MALARIA

SHP6O7 PIGLET SKIN 1NFUSION STUDY I8IVFI2'

NOVEL NRF2 INHIBITORS

CHEMOPREVENTION OF EXPERIMENTAL ESTROGEN RECEPTOR-NEGATIVE BREAST

CANCER

TARGETED THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES TO COUNTERACT TOXICITY FROM PHOSGENEOXIME SKIN EXPOSLRE

PHOSGENE OXIME CJTANEOUS TOXICITY AND MECHANISMS TO IDENTIFYTHERAPEUTIC TARC'ETS

CAREGIVER EARLY CHILD DEVELOPMENT TR\INING FOR PREVENTING KONZO FROMTOXIC CASSAVA IN IHE DR CONGO

INVESTIGATION OF SUBADULT DENTAL AGE.-\T.DEATH ESTIMATION USINGTRANSITION ANALYSIS

ENHANCING CORPORATE CRIME ENFORCEM&\T WITH MACHINE LEARNING-.AMULTIDISCIPLINARY RISK FACTOR APPROACH

266

267

268

269

2'70

211

2'72

273

274

S48,756 SHIRE USMANUFACTURING INC

524,438 UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN

Liby, Karen

$45,038 BREASTCANCERRESEARCHFOUNDATION

Liby, Karen


Tewari-Singh, Neera

9240,736 NATIONAL INST OFARTHRITIS &MUSCULOSKELETAL &SKIN DISEASES

Tewari-Singh, Neera

$202,'734 NATIONAL INST OFCHILD HEALTH &HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Boivin, Michael

COLLEGE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

$I04,787 TEXAS STATEUNIVERSITY

Hefner, Joseph

$28,282 US DEPT OF JUSTICE Chan, Fiona

S93,7I3 MICHIGAN DEPT OFHEALTH & HUMANSERVICES

Pearson, Amber HEALTH POLICY ANALYSIS AND MAPPING



February 2O2O


SponsorAmount PurposeUnitDirector

278

275 $74,412 DMC FOUNDATION Pearson, Amber

276 $I4O,OOO NATIONALAERONAUTICS & SPACEADMINISTRATION

Chen, Jiquan

277 S2OO,OOO NATIONALAERONAUTICS & SPACEADMINISTRATION

Roy, David

$,72,162 TEACHERSCOLLEGECOLUMBIA UNIV

Bowles, Ryan

279 586,400 CACS HEAD START Linscott, Laurie

280 g'7,344 INGHAM INTERMEDIATE Linscott, LaurieSCHOOL DISTRICT

28I $109,515 CACS HEAD START Linscott, Laurie

282 $236,650 UNIVERSITY OFMICHICAN

Vallotton, Claire

283 $27,888 UNIVERSITY OFCALIFORNIA SANTABARBARA

Rehberger, Dean

284 $30,142 BOSTON UNIV Brascamp, Jan

GEOGRAPHYENVIRONMENTSPATIAL SCIENCES

GLOBAL CHG ANDEARTHOBSERVATION CTRFOR

GLOBAL CHG ANDEARTHOBSERVATION CTRFOR

HUMANDEVELOPMENTAND FAMILYSTUDIES CSS





MATRIX HUM ARTSLETTERS SOC SCIONLINE

PSYCHOLOGYSOCIAL SCIENCE


IMPACT OF ECOLOGICAL PARK RESTORATION ON COMMUNITY HEALTH IN LOW-INCOME, DETROIT NEIGHBORHOODS: A NATURAL EXPERIMENT

SOCIOECOLOGICAL CARBON PRODUCTION IN MANAGED AGRICULTURAL-FORESTLANDSCAPES

AFRICA BURNED AREA PRODUCT GENERATION, QUALITY ASSESSMENT ANDVALIDATION - DEMONSTRATING A MULTI-SOURCE LAND IMAGINC (MUSLI) LANDSAT.8SENTINEL-2 CAPABILITY

DEVELOPMENT OF THE BILINGUAL ASSESSMENT OF PHONOLOGICAL SENSITIVITY

HEAD START PRESCHOOL SERVICES - EAST LANSING

INGHAM GREAT START READINESS PROGRAM

HEAD START PRESCHOOL SERVICES - HASLETT

GREAT FIRST 8 INFANT TODDLER CURRICULUM PROJECT

RAISE: C-ACCEL PILOT - TRACKAI (OPEN KNOWLEDGE NETWORK): SPATIALLY-EXPLICIT MODELS, METHODS, AND SERVICES FOR OPEN KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS

HOW DOES NORMALIZATION REGULATE VISUAL COMPETITION?

THE INFLUENCE OF SEXUAL ASSAULT KIT (SAK) DNA EVIDENCE ON CASEPROGRESSION : INVESTIGATOR AND PROSECUT]ON PERSPECTIVES

$189,752 MICHIGANSTATEPOLICE

285 Campbell, Rebecca



February 2O2O


PurposeUnitDirectorSponsorAmount

288

289

290

291

286 $ I 00,00s US ARMY RESEARCHINST FOR THEBEHAVIORAL & SOCIALSCIENCES

Kozlowski, Steve

287 $32,OOO HONEYWELL CORP Ryan, Ann

512,444 PUBLIC SECTORCONSULTANTS

Beecher, Janice

$334,150 RESEARCHFOUNDATION OF SUNY

Anderson, Gary

929,354 MICHIGAN PUBLICHEALTH INST

McCauley, Heather

518,65I HENRY FORD HEALTHSYSTEM

Shires, Deirdre

ASC PROVOST FOR UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION

292 540,000 US DEPT OF EDUCATION Gordillo, Paulo

COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

$50,735 ULTRAGENYXPHARMACEUTICAL INC

Fyfe, John

5207,424 METHYLISOTHIOCYANATE TASKFORCE

Harkema, Jack

$I4,996 CANINE HEALTHFOUNDATION

Harrington, Bonnie

S60,000 UNIVERSITY OFMINNESOTA

Sreevatsan, Srinand

FACILITY FOR RARE ISOTOPE BEAMS

291 $2,500,000 US DEPT OF ENERGY Clasmacher, Thomas



PUBLIC UTILITIESINSTITTJTE

SOCIAL WORK

SOCIAL WORK

SOCIAL WORK

ADMIN SUPPORTMLK INITIATIVE

MICROBIOLOGYAND MOLECULARGENETICS CVM

PATHOBIOLOGYDIAGNOSTICINVESTICAT CVM

PATHOBIOLOGYDIAGNOSTICINVESTIGAT CVM

PATHOBIOLOGYDIAGNOSTICINVESTIGAT CVM

FACILITY FOR RAREISOTOPE BEAMS

FACILITY FOR RAREISOTOPE BEAMS

A COMPUTATIONAL MODELING APPROACH TO ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS:MAPPING THE EFFECTS OF LEADERSHIP, GROUP STRUCTURE, AND ENVIRONMENTALSHOCKS

HONEYWELL STUDENT ASSISTANTSHIPS

PSC RESTRUC'I'URING PAPER NEXT STEPS

CHILD WELFARE TR\ININC: THE NATIONAL CHILD WELFARE WORKFORCE INSTITUTE

MICHIGAN CRIME VICTIM NEEDS ASSESSMENT

MANAGEMENT OF }r'-ENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS AMONG GENDER NON-CONFORMINGYOTJTH

MSU TALENT SEARCH PROGRAM

TRANSLATIONAL MODEL OF GSD III

MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION AND MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE NASAL CAVITIESOF RATS EXPOSED BY METHYL ISOTHIOCYANATE (MITC) FOR I,5, OR 20 DAYS

THE ROLE OF THE PUTATIVE TUMOR SUPPRESSOR GENE SETD2 IN CANINE DIFFUSELARGE B-CELL LYM?HOMA

EVIDENCE-BASED A]PROACH TO HEALTH MANAGEMENT IN PASA SANCTUARIES

FACILITY FOR RARE ISOTOPE BEAMS TRANSIIION TO OPERATION AND OPERATION ASSCIENTIFIC USER FACILITY

293

294

295

296

298 $5,940,000 US DEPT OF ENERGY Clasmacher, Thomas FACILITY FOR RARE ISOTOPE BEAMS (FRIB)



February 2O2O


SponsorAmount Unit PurposeDirector

299 $185,000 USDEPTOFENERGY Chen,Jun

300 $100,000 US DEPT OF ENERGY Schatz, Hendrik

S6,OOO,OOO NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

Sherrill, Bradley

$9O,OOO NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

Shindler, Andrea

$I5O,OOO NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

Singh, Jaideep

PROVOST AND ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

$15,000 MICHIGAN COUNCIL Word, MichelleFOR ARTS & CULTURALAFFAIRS

$IO,OOO MICHIGANHUMANITIES CHAMBLISS,JULIANCOUNCIL

ASC PROV FOR UNIV OUTREACH ENGAGEMENT

$15,000 MICHIGAN COUNCIL Brand, MichaelFOR ARTS & CULTURALAFFAIRS

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND PROGRAMS

307 $233,049 US DEPT OF EDUCATION Bresnahan, Roger

$IO,OOO TINKERFOUNDATIONINC

Medina, Laurie

MSU AGBIORESEARCH

$2OO,OOO AGRICULTURALMARKETING SERVICE

Bourquin, Leslie

$166,736 MICHIGANHEALTHENDOWMENT FUND



COMPLILATION AND EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR STRUCTURE AND DECAY DATA

A NEXT GENERATION RECOIL SEPARATOR FOR NUCLEAR ASTROPHYSICS SECAR(SEPARATOR FOR CAPTURE REACTIONS)

301

302

303

304

305

306




ART MUSEUM

MUSEUM

PERFORMING ARTS 2019-2020 ACT ONE SCHOOL SERIESFACILITIES &PROGRAMS

AFRICAN STUDIESCENTER

LATIN AMERICANSTUDIES CENTER

OPERATION OF THE NSCL AS A NATIONAL USER FACILITY & RESEARCH PROGRAM

FUNDAMENTAL SYMMETRIES USING LATTICE QCD WITHTHE GRADIENT FLOW

CAREER: OPTICAL SINGLE ATOM DETECTION FOR NUCLEAR ASTROPHYSICS

MCACA - ART LAB OPEN CALL FY 20

BEYOND THE BLACK PANTHER: AFROFUTURISM VISION IN AMERICAN COMICS

308

309

310

FOOD SCIENCE ANDHUMAN NUTRITIONMABR

FULBRIGHT-HAYS DOCTORAL DISSERTATION RESEARCH ABROAD FY2OI9

TINKER FIELD RESEARCH GRANT PROGRAM

BUYER ACCEPTANCE OF USDA GAP AND GROUP CERTIFICATIONS: RETAILERRELATIONS, RESEARCH, RECOMMENDATIONS, AND MARKETINC

FOOD SCIENCE AND SLEEP EDUCATION FOR ELDERS PROGRAM (SLEEP)HUMAN NUTRITIONMABR

Tucker, Robin



February 2O2O


PurposeUnitDirectorAmount Sponsor

3ll S603,58I NATIONALSCIENCEFOUNDATION

S2O,OOO SOUTHERNILLINOISUNIV

S5OO,OOO USENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION ACENCY

56,000 NATIONAL ASSOC OFSTATE DEPT OF AC

Bonito, Gregory

Chilvers, Martin

Chilvers, Martin

Chilvers, Manin

Chilvers, Martin

Kelly, James

Sprague, Christy

Nagelkirk, Martin

Rogers, Erica

Smith, Thomas

Tocco, Phillip








EXTENSIONAGR]CULTURE ANDAGRIBUSINESS

EXTENSIONAGRICULTURE ANDAGRIBUSINESS

NSFDEB-BSF: PHYLOGENOMICS OF PEZIZALES AND EVOLUTIONARY TRANSITIONSBETWEEN SAPROTRCPHY AND SYMBIOSES WITH ANIMALS, PLANTS AND BACTERIA

SEEDLING DISEASES 3F SOYBEAN: MANAGEMTNT AND EDUCATION

MICROBIAL SEED TREATMENT INOCULATED S3Y SDS

INTEGRATION OF SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ESSENTIAL FOR THEADVANCEMENT OF MICHIGAN DRY BEAN PRO]UCTION

CORN SEED TREATMENT EFFICACY INOCULATED PYTHIUM

INTEGRATION OF SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ESSENTIAL FOR THEADVANCEMENT OF MICHIGAN DRY BEAN PRODUCTION

INTEGRATION OF SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ESSENTIAL FOR THEADVANCEMENT OF MICHIGAN DRY BEAN PRODUCTION

TESTING OF TAMINCI) SUBSIDIARY OF EASTMAN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS IN FIELDRESEARCH

TRAINING ACRICUI-TURAL PROFESSIONALS OI",i INNOVATIVE ONLINE TOOLS FORCONSERVATION PLA.{NING AND IMPLEMENTA-TION

312

314

313 SI I,340 MONSANTO CO

$IO,OOO MICHIGAN BEANCOMMISSION

315 $5,040 MONSANTO CO

316 $10,000 MICHIGAN BEANCOMMISSION

3r7 $IO,OOO MICHIGAN BEANCOMMISSION

318

319 S68,058 UNIVERSITY OFMINNESOTA

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION

$7,OOO EASTMANCHEMICALPRODUCTS

320 EXTENSIONAGRICULTURE ANDAGRIBUSINESS

EXTENSIONAGRICULTURE ANDAGRIBUSINESS

EXTENSIONCHILDREN ANDYOUTH

ENGAGING ALL STATJ,HOLDERS: MEETING THE INCREASING NEEDS OF PESTICIDEAPPLICATOR CERTIFICATION AND WORKER PF.OTECTION THROUGH INCREASEDCOLLABORATION AND DIVERSITY OF PARTNERS AND STAKEHOLDERS, WITH EXP

FSMA ON-FARM READINESS REVIEW TP.AINING DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY321

322 975,733 MICHIGAN 4HFOUNDATION

DeDecker, Jacob FY2O IST QTR BILLIN'



February 2O2O


Amount UnitDirectorSponsor Purpose

323

324

325

$3O,OOO INDIAN LAND TENUREFOUNDATION

$122,691 NATIONAL INST OFFOOD & AGRICULTURE

$I38,OOO UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN

s36,s38 MICHIGAN STATEHOUSINGDEVELOPMENTAUTHORITY

$7,590 GREAT LAKES CENTERFOR YOUTHDEVELOPMENT

$t,064,412 SUBSTANCE ABUSE &MENTAL HEALTHSERVICESADMINISTRATION

5128,222 COMMUNITYFOUNDATION OFGREATER FLINT

$I IO,OOO UNITED DAIRYINDUSTRY OF MICHIGAN

Ivan, David

Ivan, David

Triezenberg, Heather

Weber, Roben

Carlson, Breanne

Eschbach, Cheryl

Hebert, Sheilah

Henne, Rebecca

EXTENSIONCOMMUNITY FOODANDENVIRONMENT


FRTEP PROGRAMMING ON THE RESERVATION OF BAY MILLS AND UPPER PENINSULABANDS

ANISHINAABE GARDENERS, FARMERS AND STEWARDS: PROMOTINGINTERGENERATIONAL HEALTH & WELL-BEING THROUGH INTEGRATED FOOD SYSTEMSAND NATURAL RESOURCE EDUCATION

326 $61,786 STATE OF MICHIGAN Triezenberg, Heather


EXTENSIONCOMMUNITY FOODANI)ENVIRONMENT

GLANSIS PROJECT MANAGER

APPLYING A FLIPPED-CLASSROOM APPROACH TO ENGAGE, EDUCATE, AND CONNECTMICHIGAN'S CREAT LAKES COASTAL COMMUNITIES TOWARDS IMPROVED COASTALRESILIENCE

327

328

329

330

331

332

tt1

922,87s MICHIGAN DEPT OFENVIRONMENT, GREATLAKES, AND ENERGY

914,763 MICHIGAN DEPT OFMILITARY & VETERANSAFFAIRS

Badra, Peter


EXTENSIONHEALTH ANDNUTRITION




NATURALFEATURESINVENTORY MSUE


HUD FYI9 SUPPLEMENTAL COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING COUNSELING GRANT

FY l7 SECONDARY PREVENTTON OF CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT (YEAR 3) - pROMtStNGFUTURES

EVIDENCE-BASED TRAINING TO PREVENT OUD AND SUPPORT TREATMENT ANDRECOVERY IN MICHIGAN'S RURAL COMMUNITIES

MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION BREASTFEEDING INITIATIVE PROGRAM - TOINCREASE BREASTFEEDING INITIATION, DURATION AND EXCLUSIVITY IN FLINT,THROUGH THE USE OF PEER COUNSELORS.

MILK MEANS MORE FY2O2O

ECOLOGICAL SURVEYS AND ASSESSMENTS TO FACILITATE RESTORATION ACTIVITIESAT THE SALT RIVER MARSH: LATE SEASON FIELD COMPONENT

Bassett, Tyler COMPREHENSIVE MONITORING PLAN FOR FORT CUSTER TRAINING CENTER



February 2O2O


Amount Sponsor PurposeUnitDirector

334

335

336

337

338

339

SI3,496 MICHIGAN DEPT OFMILITARY & VETERANSAFFAIRS

$65,OOO MICHIGANAEROSPACECORP


$25I,558 MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

537,112 MICHIGAN DEPT OFTRANSPORTATION


340 $49,I14 MICHICAN DEPT OFENVIRONMENTALQUALITY

$49,I I4 MICHICAN DEPT OFENVIRONMENTALQUALITY

525,941 MICHIGAN DEPT OFMILITARY & VETERANSAFFAIRS

567,614 MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES


MICHIGAN DEPT OFNATURAL RESOURCES

$I3,334 PICKLE PACKERS INTLINC

Bassett, Tyler

Cohen, Joshua

Cohen, Joshua

Cohen, Joshua

Higman, Phyllis

Klatt, Brian

Klatt, Brian

Klatt, Brian

Lee, Yu Man

Lee, Yu Man

Lincoln, Jesse

Monfils, Michael

NATURALFEATURF,SINVENTORY MSUE













CORYDALIS FLAVULA NOVEL AND NATIVE HABITAT ASSESSMENT

CHARACTERIZING WATERSHED HEALTH USINC HETEROGENOUS DATA

5 - RARE SPECIES EX-)LORER DEVELOPMENT A-ND AUTOMATED RARE SPECIES REVIEWAPPLICATION 2O2O

2 - MI DNR WLD IN'TEGRATED INVENTORY 2O2D

MDOT RARE PLANT SURVEYS 2019 - 3 PROJECT LOCATIONS

I - CAD - CONSULTATION. ADMINISTRATION. AND DATABASE FOR MDNR 2O2O

MDEQ ANNUAL ACC]SS TO NATURAL HERITAGE DATABASE

20 - MDEQ ANNUAL ACCESS TO NATURAL HEF.ITAGE DATABASE

CAMP GRAYLING SLJRVEYS

6. CONSERVATION STATUS OF BLANDING'S TURTLE IN THE LAKE ERIE WATERSHEDYEAR 2

3 - LAND MANAGEMENT CONSULTATIONS AN] SURVEYS 2O2O

4 - ADAPTIVE MANAI]EMENT OF GRASSLAND.A,ND SAVANNA HABITAT IN MICHIGANAND OHIO FOR SPECIES OF GREATEST CONSERVATION NEED

A FIVE-YEAR PLAN TO IMPROVE EARLY DETE'TION AND MANAGEMENT OF CUCUMBERDOWNY MILDEW

341

342

343

344

345 $47,279

346 Hausbeck, Mary



February 2O2O

MICHIGAN STAIEUNIVERSITY

SponsorAmount UnitDirector Purpose

348

347 $6,000 CELERY RESEARCH INC Hausbeck, Mary

RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

$37,560 PROJECT APIS M Stark, Edmund

349 $6,280 UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN

Has'emann, Charles

350 $37,937 UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN

Hasemann, Charles

351 S2OO,OOO MICHIGAN STATE UNIVFOUNDATION

Hsu, Stephen

UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT

352 s26,668,384 VARTOUS DONORS -ADVANCEMENT

Heil, Marti

VARIOUS

353 9237,302 VARIOUS Various

$94,990,340 Total February 2020 Board


MIDLAND STANDREWS

MSU INNOVATIONCENTER

MSU INNOVATIONCENTER

RESEARCH ANDINNOVATION SVP

VICE PRESIDENTUNIVERSITYADVANCEMENT

Various

DISEASES IN CELERY

TIME-RELEASE ORGANIC ACIDS FOR VARROA CONTROL: FIELD TESTING AT HIGHERTEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY, INCLUDING HONEY ANALYSIS AND HEALTH METRICSFOR BEES AND COLONY.

MICHIGAN CORPORATE RELATTONS NETWORK (MCRN) 6.0

MICHIGAN CORPORATE RELATIONS NETWORK (MCRN) 6.0

SPECTAL EQUTPMENT (RG0747 1 l)

GIFTS TO MSU FOR THE PERIOD IOIII2OI9TO I2I3I/2019

94 CONSOLIDATED GRANTS WITH INDIVIDUAL VALUES OF S5OOO OR LESS. DETAILS ONFILE IN CONTRACT & GRANT ADMINISTRATION

CONSIGNMENTAION-CASH GIFTSBOARD OF TRUSTEES

February 14,2020

PURPOSE OR USE

Research & displaySpecial Collection

Research & display

Donation to Art Museum

Recruiting trip for Coachlzzo

Research & display

Research & displayeight paintings to be added toArea Studies Collection

ESTIMA:EDVALUE

$64,640.00

$37,595.00

$12,000.00

$7,0t15.06

$5,0t10.00

$5,0(t0.00

DEPARTME\iTNAME

Libraries

Museum

Eli & Edythe Broad ArtMuseum

Intercollegiate Athletics/Spartan Fund

Libraries

Libraries

DONOR

Albert Feldstein

Dr. Yvonne Lockwood

Julie & Edward Minskoff

Mike McNamara

Nancy Plum

Jualynne Dodson

GIFT

Radicalism Special Collection

Collection of embellished clothing &textiles from the Balkan region

Artwork

Andisheh Avini (American, b. 197 4)untitled,20I3Silkscreen ink and marquetry on wood40 x25 inches

Andisheh Avini (American,b. 1974)Untitled, 2013Silkscreen ink and marquetry on woodTwo parts, overall 40 % x 51 % inches

Air transportation

Original painting by Jens PlumStill Life With Table in Room

Artwork

GIFTNO.

I

2

3

4

5

6

Pae- ?2

(

PURPOSE OR USE

8l Consolidated non-cash giftsfor individual values less than$5,000

Details on file in theContract & GrantAdministration offi ce, HannahAdm ini strati on Bldg. 426Auditorium Road, Room 2East Lansing, MI

ESTIMATEDVALUE

$107,:412.22

$238,652.28

DEPARTMENTNAME

Various

TOTAL

DONOR

Various

GIFT

Various

GIFTNO.

7-87

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