COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Dr. Said H. Audi
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $17,095: "National Institutes of Health, "Lipid Modulators of Pulmonary Vascular Tone"
Dr. Said H. Audi
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $24,999, Veterans Administration: Pulmonary Uptake of Amine Drugs
Grant: $6,250 Wisconsin Department of Commerce: Quantification of Molecular Probe Uptake in Acute Myocardial Infarction
Dr. Gerald F. Harris
Professor
GRANT: $150,000, U.S. Department of Education, “Fracture Risk Prediction in Children and Young Adults with Osteogenesis Imperfecta’
GRANT: $150,000, U.S. Department of Education, “Clinician Researchers and Engineers: Advanced Rehabilitation Research Training”
Dr. Gerald F. Harris
Professor
GRANT: $9,310, U.S. Department of Education, “Development of Dynamic Pedorthosis for Improving Clubfoot Correction”
Dr. Michelle Johnson
Research Assistant Professor
GRANT: $40,357, American Heart Association, "Robot-assisted Motivating Rehabilitation to Increase Upper Limb Function after Stroke"
Dr. John F. LaDisa
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $26,000, American Heart Association, “Incorporating the aortic valve into patient-specific CFD models using phase contract MRI and valvular gating: Predoctoral Fellowship for David Wendell”
Dr. Kristina M. Ropella
Chair/Professor
GRANT: $40,500, National Science Foundation, "NSF Graduate Research Fellowship for Jason Hallman"
Dr. Kristina M. Ropella
Chair/Professor
GRANT: $9,548, National Institutes of Health: Functional NeuroImaging of Visual Cortex
GRANT: $127,881, U.S. Department of Education: Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) Fellowship Program in Biomedical Engineering: Functional Imaging and Rehabilitatio
Dr. Brian D. Schmit
Associate Professor
GRANT: $35,395, U.S. Department of Education: Enhanced motor recovery post-stroke using serotonergic agents
Dr. Brian D. Schmit
Associate Professor
Dr. Sheila Schindler-Ivens
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $71,500, American Heart Association, “Cortical Contributions to Locomotor Control and Recovery after Stroke”
Dr. Robert Scheidt
Associate Professor
GRANT: $3,000, National Science Foundation, "REU Supplement for CAREER: Adaptive Control in Biological and Man-made Systems"
Dr. Robert Scheidt
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $86,436, National Science Foundation: CAREER: Adaptive Control in Biological and Man-made Systems
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Dr. Christopher M. Foley
Assistant Professor
Dr. James A. Crovetti
Associate Professor; Director, Transportation Research Center
GRANT: $60,000, Wisconsin Department of Transportation, "Materials Characterization and Analysis of the Marquette Interchange HMA Perpetual Pavement"
Dr. Charles S. Melching
Associate Professor
GRANT: $52,000, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, "Evaluation of Proceduresto Prevent Backflows to Lake Michigan from the Chicago Waterway System"
Dr. Charles S. Melching
Associate Professor
GRANT: $157,089, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, “Water Quality Simulation in Support of Development of an Integrated Strategy to Meet Dissolved Oxygen Standards for the Chicago area waterways”
GRANT: $4,011, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, “Flow Verification for the Flow Transfer to the Fox River Water Reclamation District South Plant”
Dr. Charles S. Melching
Associate Professor
GRANT: $7,465, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, "Collegiate Rain Garden Challenge"
Dr. Baolin Wan
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $39,999, Wisconsin Highway Research Program, “Study of Fatigue Risks in the Connections of Sign Support Structures”
GRANT: $9,090, Wisconsin Department of Transportation, “In-Situ Monitoring and Testing of IBRC Bridges in Wisconsin”
Dr. Daniel H. Zitomer
Associate Professor
GRANT: $122,095, WE Energies: Bioaugmentation to Increase Methane and Renewable Energy Production
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Dr. Ronald H. Brown
Associate Professor
Dr. George F. Corliss
Professor
GRANT: $65,000, Burns and McBride Energy, “Daily Consumption Estimation -- Heating Oil”
Dr. George F. Corliss
Professor
$9,880 Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Foundation: The Challenges of Offshore Outsourcing: An Educational Response
Dr. Nabeel Demerdash
Professor
Grant: $26,500 US-Egypt Joint Board on Scientific and Technological Cooperation: Fault Diagnostics of Induction Motor Drive Systems via Electronic Systems and Artificial Intelligence Techniques
Dr. Shrinivas G. Joshi
Professor
GRANT: $10,000, National Science Foundation, "RET Supplement to Acoustic Waves in Thin Piezoelectric Plates: Theory and Applications"
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Dr. John P Borg
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $25,000, Sandia National Laboratories (DOE), “Mesoscale Simulations of Shock Compaction of Granular Ceramics”
Dr. John P Borg
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $25,000, Sandia National Laboratories (DOE):Mesoscale Simulations of Shock Compaction of Granular Ceramic
Dr. S. Scott Goldsborough
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $25,000, Sandia National Laboratories (DOE): The evolution of pressure, temperature and concentration fronts due to pressure-driven gas flow within a packed be
Dr. S. Scott Goldsborough
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $30,000, National Science Foundation, “IREE Supplement to Acquisition of a Linux Cluster to Support College-wide Research & Teaching Activities”
Dr. Jon D Koch
Assistant Professor
GRANT: $15,000, Fleck Foundation, "Fifth Grade Inner City Volunteer Teaching Program (5GVP)"
Dr. Richard W. Marklin
Professor
GRANT: $121,545, Electric Power Research Institute, “Ergonomics Process for Line Workers in Fossil Electric Power Plants”
GRANT: $76,886, Herman Miller, Inc., “Metabolic Study of an Office Chair”
With Dr. Paula E. Papanek, Department of Physical Therapy
Dr. Richard W. Marklin
Professor
Grant: $146,909 Electric Power Research Institute: Ergonomics Process for Line Workers in Fossil Electric Power Plants
Grant: $26,664 Electric Power Research Institute: Site Visit to Arizona Public Service: Ergonomics Assessment of Vegetation Management
GRANT: $17,714, Electric Power Research Institute, “U.S. Power Plant Visits: American Electric Power”
2007 GRANT AWARD ARCHIVE
Quick Facts About Marquette
| Identity: | Catholic, Jesuit, private |
| Established: | 1881 |
| Location: | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| Undergraduate: | 8,048 |
| Postgraduate: | 3,500 |
| Campus: | Urban, 80 acres |
| Athletics: | 14 NCAA Division I teams (Big East Conference) |
| Colors: | Blue and Gold |
