SIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1959 IEM U!ANI IX
- OM ...CKHAM, FACULTY° RESEARCH FUNDS:'-,fi
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its totalling $82,0100 have
et for faculty research, ac H.y
s, Dean Robert R. WhiteFainti
to dean of the graduate par'ty o03
announced recently. ture and
are to come from the Hor- Detroit
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Rackham Fund and the! of fasmily size and family plan- the Biosynthesis Qf Allantoic
Research ,Fund. Included ning, changes occuring during Acid."?
year's, projects: political heart lung bypass and industrial Funds were also given to Rob-
Erganizatio~n, social struc- mold sylstwems for -sculpture. 1 er~t R."Miller -of the zoology de-
I political behavior in the Faculty members will receive parttnent for "Genetic.-, and Evo-
area, social''determinants1 $471,770 from the Horace H. Rack- lution of the Fish G: -us Poecili-
_ -"ham 'Fund. opsis" and to Prof. Ftephen H.
AnalsisSpurr, of the natural resources
W.C Tiow of techool for "Frmation of the An-
S~- . C.Bigeow o theengineer- nual Zylem Ring in the, Boles of
k'"'~> ing departmecnt will do an analy- Pihus."
sis of thZe particle distribution in Warren H. Wagner, Jr.,'of the
sa precipi'tation strengthened alloy botany~ department wil~l study "The
r b ; s 'yst ^. Chister E. NoiTrdman of Evergreen (. apeferns of Eastern
jw ork on "X-Ray CrystallographicNotAmrc.
Stdis f haerrasiios n Grants Given Social Scientists
Hydrogen Bonded C r y s t a 1 s." In the social sciences - Robert
Richard H. Sands of the physics . Crane of the l sto~y department
elf r ' department will study "Biophysi- received a. grant to evaluate the
cal Applications of Magnetic growth of nationalism in India
Resonance"and R. Martin Mtiles 10-99 and Prof. Daniel Katz
' of the chemistry department will of the psychology- department and
.tf 7study "Snuhesis of Imidazopyri- Prof. Samuel Eldersveld of th e
da s political science department-re-
Erin C. Stummn of the geology ceived a;rant to study. party or-
S.... . department will -work \On "dem Olr ganization, social structure an~d
of the Fossil Coral Reef at the political behavior in the Detroit
'Falls; of the Oi'"and Milton a.Asoatprgmdicorf
r Camres of thle chemnistry depart- Asoitprga dreorf
mnent, "Further Studie~s of the' the Surviey Research Center War-
'ion E. Mriller will do "A Study, of
influence,-of Ring ize on Lie ithe Combined Use of Longitudinal
Properties of Molecules." ad Cos.etoa oiia
$iTo,,Study Gxluds Dta.' A.natol' Rapap ort of th~e
j, ht engineerilng, group. Funds have' been given to John Mental 'Health Research Institute
is teamed with experienced M. Allen of the zoology depart- will do research on "Use of Micro-
best field: To broaden ment for "An Experimental Ab- languages in Psycholinguistic Ex-
1ward advanced degrees, a proa ~h to the Phaysiological Func- per'iments."
tion of the Mlammalian Epidii- Recipients of grants for: study
sentative how Vought's dymis," to Maynard M. Dewey of in the finer arts are: Oleg Grabar
you're younlg.' the medical school for "The Ultra- of the fine arts department for
FR PLACEMENT OFFICE structure of the Submnandibular "History of Islamic Architecture"#
Gland in Normal and Castrated and James A. Miller of the flile
EBRUARY 12-13 Rats" and to Bruce Levenberg of i arts departmentfr"ndsra
la CW14 Z7the biochemistry departmnent for' Mold Systems for Sculpture."
4JA S. r fA A"Enz.ymat'ic U tilizat .ion of Urea for Research Financed in Medicine
Research is also being financed
in medicine. Walter S. Callahan
of the medical school will study
r"Experimental Mouse Collitis" and
Edward A. Carr, Jr., of the md-
mei-cal school will do "A Study of the
Transferability of Human Drug
IAllergy."
SOUTH UNIVERSITY__________ William W. Coon of 'the medical
kschool will study "Serum Protein
j [ kAlterations in Response to Hor-'
"\ 'TE , f o 11 Ff mroal Ablation 'in Metastic Car-
cinoma of the Breast" and. Prof.
nd ELECTRON IC SERVICE -lywiPvsgthedna
sc :hool will investiate "Standard-
:KlT~ V ; +k AD~ '~ization' and Specification Testing
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