might be reduced. In addition, the potential for research efforts in bioengineering would be reduced overall if faculty numbers were lower. Part Five: Assessing External Support and Collaboration List of active grants/contracts specifically related to the proposed program. ● Faculty Award No. Title Member Sponsor Award Core Biomedical Engineering Faculty High speed low cost spectral domain optical coherence Muller-Borer IIP-1256374 NSF-SBIR $80,000 tomography system for (Co-PI) intravascular imaging applications North Carolina EphrinA1-Fc Attenuates Biotechnology $75,000 Myocardial Infarct Injury (Consultant) Center Pioneer Surgical Surgical Assessment of Bone Wax Muller-Borer Orthobiologics, $8,332 Material in a Porcine Model (Co-PI) Inc. National Heart, NO-independent cGMP regulation (Co Lung, and Blood $252,325 of vascular remodeling investigator) Institute Assessment of myocardial cellular East Carolina transplantation via multiple $125,000 Institute delivery modes Heal the Hearing: from Combat to Department of Reentry: as part of the ECU Yao (PI) $89,989 Defense Project. Development of a of Project East Carolina Modules Related to Real World in University Faculty Yao (PI) $10,000 an Instrumentation and Controls Senator Teaching Course. Grant Portable Cyber laboratories: Virtual Instruments and Affordable National Science Prototyping Kits to Enhance Yao (PI) $88,100 Foundation Learning and Improve Access to Electrical Engineering Education Fleet Management Criteria: North Carolina Depreciated Life, Disposal Point & Yao (Co-PI) Department of $95,334 Utilization Transportation Development of a Location ECU Office of Identification Device for Yao (PI) Technology $1,500 Orthopedic Infection II) Transfer Development of a Location ECU Office of Identification Device for Yao (PI) Technology $6,000 Orthopedic Infection (Phase I) Transfer Development of a Web Services ECU College of Distributed System for Yao (PI) $25,000 Allied Health Diagnosis Limberis (PI)
might be reduced. In addition, the potential for research efforts in bioengineering would be reduced overall if faculty numbers were lower. Part Five: Assessing External Support and Collaboration ● List of active grants/contracts specifically related to the proposed program. Award No. Title Faculty Member Sponsor Award Core Biomedical Engineering Faculty IIP-1256374 High speed low cost spectral domain optical coherence tomography system for intravascular imaging applications Muller-Borer (Co-PI) NSF-SBIR $80,000 EphrinA1-Fc Attenuates Myocardial Infarct Injury (Consultant) North Carolina Biotechnology Center $75,000 Surgical Assessment of Bone Wax Material in a Porcine Model Muller-Borer (Co-PI) Pioneer Surgical Orthobiologics, Inc. $8,332 NO-independent cGMP regulation of vascular remodeling (Co investigator) National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute $252,325 Assessment of myocardial cellular transplantation via multiple delivery modes East Carolina Institute $125,000 Heal the Hearing: from Combat to Reentry: as part of the ECU Project. Yao (PI) Department of Defense $89,989 Development of a of Project Modules Related to Real World in an Instrumentation and Controls Course. Yao (PI) East Carolina University Faculty Senator Teaching Grant $10,000 Portable Cyber laboratories: Virtual Instruments and Affordable Prototyping Kits to Enhance Learning and Improve Access to Electrical Engineering Education Yao (PI) National Science Foundation $88,100 Fleet Management Criteria: Depreciated Life, Disposal Point & Utilization Yao (Co-PI) North Carolina Department of Transportation $95,334 Development of a Location Identification Device for Orthopedic Infection II) Yao (PI) ECU Office of Technology Transfer $1,500 Development of a Location Identification Device for Orthopedic Infection (Phase I) Yao (PI) ECU Office of Technology Transfer $6,000 Development of a Web Services Distributed System for Diagnosis Yao (PI) ECU College of Allied Health $25,000 Limberis (PI)
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