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FY 2005 1st Quarter   Biology Joseph Neale, “Undergraduate Biological Sciences Initiative,” Howard Hughes Medical Institute Anne Rosenwald, “CAREER:  Regulation of Membrane Traffic by the Arl1 Protein in Yeast,” National Science Foundation Martha Weiss, “Foraging and Learning by Predatory Polistes Wasps:  The Importance of Chemical Signals,” Department of Agriculture Center for Contemporary Arab Studies Judith Tucker, “National Resource Centers on the Middle East and North Africa,” Department of Education Center for Latin American Studies Miguel Ceballos, “Internal Conflict and Democratic Governability,” United States Agency for International Development Arturo Valenzuela, “Political Database of the Americas,” Organization of American States Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship Randall Bass, “The Crossroads Online Institute: A Collaborative Model for Sustainable Pedagogy,” Department of Education Center for Population and Health Maxine Weinstein, “Biodemography of Health, Social Factors, and Life Challenge,” National Institute on Aging/NIH Center for Social Justice Anita Bonds, “Youth Civic Engagement,” Middlesex County College/CNCS Samuel Marullo, “Building Democracy in the Nation's Capital,” Center for National and Community Service Chemistry Rasha Hammamieh, “Verification of Molecular Techniques of Mathematically Projected Pathway Information,” United States Army Research Office Toshiko Ichiye, “Computer Simulations of Electron Transfer Proteins,” National Institute of General Medical Sciences Jennifer Swift, “CAREER:  An In Situ AFM Investigation of Cholesterol Crystal Growth,” National Science Foundation Computer Science Marcus Maloof, “Machine Learning for Detecting and Classifying Malicious Code,”  The Mitre Corporation Economics Jonathan Heathcote, “Collaborative Research:  Macroeconomic Implications of Rising Wage Inequality in the United States,” National Science Foundation Georgetown College William Hahn, “Phylogenetics and Biogeography  ,” National Science Foundation Georgetown Public Policy Institute Joan Alker, “Proposed Medicaid Changes in Connecticut,” Connecticut Health Foundation Spencer Boyer, “Sentencing Initiative,” JEHT Foundation Spencer Boyer, “Sentencing Initiative,” Wallace Global Fund Doreen Cavanaugh, “Performance Measurement for Care of Adolescents with Substance Use Disorder,” NEW-BOLD Enterprises, Inc.  Doreen Cavanaugh, “CSAT TA for Youth Treatment,” Westat, Inc.  Pablo Eisenberg, “Senior Fellowship Support,” Open Society Institute Carol Emig, “Children in Foster Care,” The Annie E. Casey Foundation   Robert Friedland, “State Policies to Inform Consumers about Insurance for Long-Term Care,” George Washington University John Hoadley, “Implementation of the Medicare Transitional Drug Discount Card,” The National Opinion Research Center John Hoadley, “Preliminary Study of How Chemotherapy Services are Provided,” The National Opinion Research Center John Hoadley, “Analysis of the Implications of Formulary Design and Other Cost Management Tools in the New Medicare Drug Law,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Katrina Holt, “Oral Health Web-Based Distance Education Modules,” University of Illinois – Chicago Katrina Holt, “National Maternal and Child Oral Health Resource Center,” Maternal and Child Health Bureau  Cynthia Mann, “Monitoring Medicaid Waivers,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Cynthia Mann, “Maximizing Participation and Financing for Health,” The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Joy Pritts, “Analysis of the Implications for Beneficiaries of Privacy Issues in the Proposed Regulations to Implement the Medicare Modernization Act,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation John Richards, “Bright Futures MCH/EPSDT Distance Learning Project,” Maternal and Child Health Bureau  Alexandra Shields, “Genetics, Vulnerable Populations, and Health Disparities,” National Institutes of Health Virginia Sloan, “Simmons Amicus Brief,” The Justice Project Laura Summer, “Analysis of State Diversion Programs,” The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Patrick Wolf, “Initial Technical and Random Assignment Support for the DC Choice Program,” Westat, Inc.  Patrick Wolf, “Qualitative Effects of the District of Columbia (DC) Choice Program on Various Stakeholder,” The Annie E. Casey Foundation Government Roy Godson, “Bradley Fellowship,” The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation Claudia Kinkela, “Truth and Lies in Politics,” Earhart Foundation Douglas Reed, “Local Control and Federal Reform:  The Politics of Implementing No Child Left Behind,” Carnegie Corporation of New York Graduate School James Schaefer, “Graduate Research Fellowships,” National Science Foundation Institute for the Study of International Migration Susan Martin, “Family Remittances to LAC:  Geographic Distribution in the US, Country Profiles and 2003 Volumes,” Inter-American Development Bank Kennedy Institute of Ethics G. Madison Powers, “The Humane use of Animals:  Case Studies in Ethical Choice,” The William and Charlotte Parks Foundation Leroy Walters, “National Information Resource on Ethics and Human Genetics,” National Human Genome Research Institute/NIH Leroy Walters, “Creation of Bioethics Citations for NLM Search Systems,” National Library of Medicine/NIH Linguistics James Alatis, “National Capital Language Resource Centers,” Department of Education Jeffrey Connor-Linton, “Doctoral Dissertation Research:  Individual Differences in Chinese Second Language Acquisition:  The Relationships Among Aptitude, Memory and Strategies for Learning,” National Science Foundation Inderjeet Mani, “Temporal Awareness Algorithms for Natural Language Texts,” Brandeis University Inderjeet Mani, “Research on Korean Named Entity Extraction,” Systems Research and Applications Corporation Deborah Tannen, “Framing Family:  Managing Conflict, Negotiating Identities in Dual-Income Families,” The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Physics Amy Liu, “Workshop on Materials Theory IV,” National Science Foundation Jeffrey Urbach, “Mechanisms of Axonal Gradient Detection,” National Institute of Neurological Disorders Jeffrey Urbach, “A High Speed Confocal Microscope for Tracking Single Molecules,” National Science Foundation Jeffrey Urbach, “Spatio-Temporal Control of Actin Polymerization,” University of Maryland, College Park Psychology Rachel Barr, “Imitation from Television During Infancy,” National Institute of Child Health and Human Development/NIH Sandra Calvert, “Collaborative Research/CRI:  Children’s Digital Media Centers,” National Science Foundation Darlene Howard, “Aging and the Implicit Learning of Sequential Patterns,” National Institute on Aging/NIH Jennifer Woolard, “Adolescent Development and Juvenile Justice:  Culpability,” Temple University School of Business Robin Dillon-Merrill, “Correctly Interpreting Precursor Events:  A Prescriptive Risk-based Approach to Preventing Future Mission Catastrophes,” Universities Space Research Association Robin Dillon-Merrill, “Success and Success Factor for NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Missions,” National Aeronautics and Space Administration School of Foreign Service G. John Ikenberry, “Strategic Reactions to American Global Predominance 2020,” Anonymous   Security Studies Valerie Gilpin, “Stabilization and Post-Conflict Operations:  The Role of the Military,” US Army War College