BE FY 2006 Awards

MATERIALS USE: SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND SOCIETY

Principal Investigator	Title	Institution	Total Awarded
INTEGRATED RESEARCH AND EDUCATION AWARDS
Steven Skerlos	Collaborative Research: Implications of Automotive Greenhouse Gas Policies on Material Flows - A Life Cycle Approach Integrating Engineering, Public Policy, and Market Behavior	University of Michigan	$1,184,633
Nancey Green Leigh	BE/MUSES Collaborative Research: Materials Flow Modeling For Sustainable Industrial Systems for Urban Regions	Georgia Institute of Technology	$1,291,284
Lester Lave	MUSES: Material Use, Infrastructural Change, and Environmental Impacts for Alternative Fuels and Vehicles	Carnegie Mellon University	$1,500,000
John Spear	BE MUSES: Production and Use of a Novel Bacterial Protein in Aquaculture Operations: Societal Benefits and Global Ramifications	Colorado School of Mines	$1,100,000
AWARDS FOR EXPLORATORY AND DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES
H. Scott Matthews	BE/MUSES: Sustainable Consumption, Globalization and Information: Impacts and Opportunities	Carnegie Mellon University	$100,000