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> **UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY**
>
> **WASHINGTON, D.C. 20460**

**OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR**

**SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD**

January 10, 2008

EPA-SAB-08-005

The Honorable Stephen L. Johnson

Administrator

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW

Washington, DC 20460

Subject: SAB Report of FY2007 Recommended Scientific and Technological
Achievement Awards (STAA)

Dear Administrator Johnson:

We are pleased to recommend papers published in the peer-reviewed
literature for the 2007 Scientific and Technological Achievement Awards.
Of 140 nominations, the Committee found 55 worthy of awards and another
45 deserving honorable mention. Of the papers recommended for awards,
five were recommended for the highest award \-- Level I, thirteen for
Level II awards, and thirty-seven for Level III awards.

The SAB recommends the Agency evaluate the current administrative
procedures for the STAA program to: a) incorporate directly into STAA
submission instructions ethical guidelines on the equity of authorship
for nominated papers and b) increase the number of topical categories
into which papers may be classified, a recommendation that has been made
previously. The SAB applauds the Agency on its decision to increase the
monetary awards for levels I, II and III and commends the move to
electronic submission of nominations, both of which were previous
recommendations of the SAB.

Thank you for providing us with the opportunity to assist the Agency
with this important program.

Sincerely,

***/Signed/ /Signed/***

Dr. Granger Morgan, Chair Dr. Thomas L. Theis, Chair

EPA Science Advisory Board Scientific and Technological Achievement

Awards Committee (FY2006-2009)

EPA Science Advisory Board

**NOTICE**

This report has been written as part of the activities of the EPA
Science Advisory Board, a public advisory group providing extramural
scientific information and advice to the Administrator and other
officials of the Environmental Protection Agency. The Board is
structured to provide balanced, expert assessment of scientific matters
related to the problems facing the Agency. This report has not been
reviewed for approval by the Agency and, hence, the contents of this
report do not necessarily represent the views and policies of the
Environmental Protection Agency, nor of other agencies in the Executive
Branch of the Federal government, nor does mention of trade names or
commercial products constitute a recommendation for use. Reports of the
EPA Science Advisory Board are posted on the EPA website at
http://www.epa.gov/sab.

**U.S. Environmental Protection Agency**

**Science Advisory Board**

**Scientific and Technological Achievement Awards (STAA) Committee**

**CHAIR**

Dr. Thomas L. Theis, Professor and Director, Institute for Environmental
Science and Policy, University of Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL

**MEMBERS**

Dr. G. Allen Burton, Wright State University, Dayton, OH

Dr. James Bus, The Dow Chemical Company, Midland, MI

Dr. Stanley B. Grant, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA

Dr. Dale Hattis, Clark University, Worcester, MA

Dr. Michael T. Kleinman, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA

Dr. Joseph Landolph, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA

Dr. Igor Linkov, INTERTOX, Inc., Brookline, MA

Dr. Randy Maddalena, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA

Dr. Paulette Middleton, Panorama Pathways, Boulder, CO

Dr. Michael C. Newman, College of William & Mary, Gloucester Point, VA

Dr. John R. Smith, Alcoa Inc, Alcoa Center, PA.

Dr. Barbara Zielinska, Desert Research Institute, Reno, NV

**SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD STAFF**

Ms. Vivian Turner, Designated Federal Officer, 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue,
NW

1400F, Washington, DC, Phone: 202-343-9697, Fax: 202-233-0643,
(turner.vivian@epa.gov**)**

**TABLE OF CONTENTS**

**1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1**

**2. PROCEDURE 2**

**3. RECOMMENDATIONS 4**

**3.1 Review Recommendations 5**

> **3.2 Administrative Recommendations 5**

**Appendix A - Nominations Recommended for Awards A - 1**

**1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY**

EPA's Scientific and Technological Achievement Awards (STAA) was
established in 1980 to recognize Agency scientists and engineers who
published their work in the peer-reviewed literature. The STAA Program
is an Agency-wide competition to promote and recognize scientific and
technological achievements by EPA employees, fostering a greater
exposure of EPA research to the public. The STAA program is administered
and managed by EPA's Office of Research and Development (ORD). Each year
the EPA Science Advisory Board (SAB) has been asked to review EPA's
nominated scientific papers and make recommendations to the
Administrator for awards. This report represents the conclusions and
recommendations of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency\'s Science
Advisory Board regarding the FY 2006 EPA Scientific and Technological
Achievement.

At a closed meeting on August 13-15, 2007, the SAB STAA Awards Committee
reviewed and evaluated 144 papers nominated for FY2006. The Committee
reduced the total number eligible for awards to 140 because some papers
were deemed to be of a very similar nature (these papers are identified
in Table 2 and Appendix A). The topical categories were: Control Systems
& Technology (CS), Environmental Futures (EF), Ecological Research (ER),
Environmental Statistics (ES), Health Effects Research and Human Health
Risk Assessment (HE), Integrated Risk Assessment (IR), Monitoring &
Measurement Methods (MM), Review Articles (RA), Risk Management and
Ecosystem Restoration (RM), Social Sciences (SS), Transport and Fate
(TF), and Other Environmental Research (OR). The Committee recommended
55 nominations for awards (39 percent of the nominations), and also
identified an additional 45 nominations worthy of Honorable Mention.
These recommendations appear in Appendix A.

In 2004 through 2006, the Agency honored those EPA authors receiving the
highest level of awards at the annual EPA Science Forum. The Committee
supports the Agency's public recognition of the STAA program to
encourage employees to participate, add luster to the awards, and make
the general public more aware of the quality and depth of EPA science.
Publication of Agency science in the peer reviewed literature improves
the credibility of Agency decisions on important scientific issues of
specific importance to EPA.

This year, the Committee identified two issues that warrant a careful
review of the current administrative procedure to ensure the scientific
equity, thoroughness, and efficiency of the award process. First, the
Committee suggests that the requirement for written agreements among
authors for certification of authorship be rescinded, and that the
Agency provide ethical guidelines on authorship as part of the
application process. Second, it is reiterated that the number of topical
categories into which papers may be classified be increased to reflect
the changing nature of environmental research and to make the
classification process simpler

The Committee commends the Agency for initiating an electronic
submission and review process for the 2007 STAA program and applauds the
increase in monetary awards in accord with previous recommendations from
STAA committees.

Overall, the Committee encourages the Agency to continue support for the
STAA program as a mechanism for recognizing and promoting high quality
research in support of the Agency\'s mission. The Committee also
strongly encourages that EPA broadly acknowledge and disseminate the
results of the award competition.

**2. PROCEDURE**

In 2007, the EPA Science Advisory Board convened a Committee to review
and evaluate scientific and technological papers published in
peer-reviewed journals by EPA authors and nominated for the FY 2006
Scientific and Technological Achievement Awards (STAA) program. The
Committee was formed in accordance with the principles set out in the
2002 commentary of the Science Advisory Board, *Committee Formation
Process: Immediate Steps to Improve Policies and Procedures*
(EPA-SAB-EC-COM-02-003).

The Office of Research and Development (ORD) nominated 140 papers to the
STAA program. ORD grouped the papers into twelve science and technology
categories and screened the papers for conformance with the nomination
guidelines. The Committee used the *2005 STAA Nomination Procedures and
Guidelines*, which describes the award levels, eligibility criteria
(including the minimum EPA contribution and employer status of the
principal author), and the criteria the SAB should use to evaluate the
nominations. ORD requested the SAB consider whether the nominations
qualified for each level of award. As defined by the Agency, these are:

a\) [Level I awards]{.underline} - are for nominees who have
accomplished an exceptionally high-quality research or technological
effort. The nomination should recognize the creation or general revision
of a scientific or technological principle or procedure, or a highly
significant improvement in the value of a device, activity, program, or
service to the public. It must be at least of national significance or
have high impact on a broad area of science/technology. The nomination
must be of far reaching consequences and recognizable as a major
scientific/technological achievement within its discipline or field of
study.

b\) [Level II awards]{.underline} - are for nominees who have
accomplished a notably excellent research or technological effort that
has qualities and values similar to, but to a lesser degree, than those
described under Level I. It must have timely consequences and contribute
as an important scientific/technological achievement within its
discipline or field of study.

c\) [Level III awards]{.underline} - are for nominees who have
accomplished an unusually notable research or technological effort. The
nomination can be for a substantial revision or modification of a
scientific/technological principle or procedure, or an important
improvement to the value of a device, activity, program, or service to
the public. It must relate to a mission or organizational component of
the EPA, or significantly affect a relevant area of science/technology.

d\) [Honorable Mention]{.underline} - The Committee has also added a
fourth non-cash level award for nominations which are noteworthy but
which do not warrant a Level I, II or III award. Honorable Mention
applies to nominations that: (1) may not quite reach the level described
for a Level III award; (2) show a promising area of research that the
Committee wants to encourage; or (3) show an area of research that the
Committees feels is too preliminary to warrant an award recommendation
at this time.

Copies of all nominations, the award program guidelines, and nomination
evaluation criteria were provided to the Committee in advance of the
review meeting.

The Committee met on August 13-15, 2007 in Washington, DC. This meeting
was closed to the public to protect the personal privacy of the authors.
All Committee Members were present at the meeting. Each Committee Member
was asked to review a set of papers suited to his or her expertise.
Before the meeting, the Committee Members provided their individual
initial ratings of the papers which were subsequently organized onto a
summary table and distributed to the Committee. At least two reviewers
considered each nomination.

The Committee discussed the individual rankings and nominations to
develop a preliminary consensus rating for each nomination. The
Committee first discussed the rankings on a nomination-by-nomination
basis. In some cases, additional readers reviewed the papers to provide
further insights in their evaluation.

After the Committee Members achieved consensus on each individual
nomination, the Committee considered whether the papers were correctly
rated in comparison with one another. The Committee compared various
rankings and made adjustments, where warranted, until it was comfortable
that the nominations were rated consistently in relationship to one
another. Papers being recommended for awards received particular
attention. Nominations that were not initially recommended for an award
were reconsidered to determine whether they might merit either an
Honorable Mention or an award.

The final ranking agreed to at that meeting is a consensus ranking. All
nominations receiving a recommendation for a Level I, II or III award or
an Honorable Mention are listed in Appendix A.

When the Board considered the Committee's report for approval prior to
transmittal to the Agency, it reviewed the Committee report without
Appendix A which identifies the award recommendations.

**3. RECOMMENDATIONS**

**3.1 Review Recommendations**

Table 1 summarizes the Level I and Level II awards by year since 1998,
including the recommendations for 2007. The awards criteria for 2006
remained the same as the previous year.

**TABLE 1**

**Comparison of Number of Level I & II Award Recommendations over Time**

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<td>3</td>
<td>1</td>
<td>0</td>
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<td>11</td>
<td>7</td>
<td>5</td>
<td>11</td>
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<td>14</td>
<td>8</td>
<td>5</td>
<td>13</td>
<td>11</td>
<td>25</td>
<td>19</td>
<td>9</td>
<td>16</td>
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Table 2 summarizes the distribution of award recommendations for 2007
among categories. Of 140 initial nominations, the Committee recommended
55 for an award and 45 for honorable mention**.**

**TABLE 2**

**Summary Number of Award Recommendations By Category For FY2007**

+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| **Nomination Categories**        | *   | * |   |   |   | **A | **H |
|                                  | *To | * |   |   |   | war | on. |
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+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
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|                                  |     |   |   | * | * |     |     |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Control Systems & Technology     | 6\* | 0 | 1 | 3 | 4 | 67  | 0   |
| (CS)                             |     |   |   |   |   |     |     |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Ecological Research (ER)         | 26\ | 0 | 6 | 4 | 1 | 38  | 8   |
|                                  | *\* |   |   |   | 0 |     |     |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Environmental Statistics (ES)    | 4   | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 25  | 3   |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Health Effects Research and      | 21  | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 62  | 6   |
| Human Health Risk Assessment     |     |   |   | 0 | 3 |     |     |
| (HE)                             |     |   |   |   |   |     |     |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Integrated Risk Assessment (IR)  | 2   | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0   | 1   |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Monitoring and Measurement       | 21  | 0 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 19  | 8   |
| Methods (MM**)**                 | \*\ |   |   |   |   |     |     |
|                                  | *\* |   |   |   |   |     |     |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Review Articles (RA)             | 21  | 1 | 0 | 8 | 9 | 43  | 3   |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Risk Management & Ecosystem      | 4   | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0   | 1   |
| Restoration (RM**)**             |     |   |   |   |   |     |     |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Social Sciences (SS)             | 1   | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0   | 0   |
|                                  | \*\ |   |   |   |   |     |     |
|                                  | *\* |   |   |   |   |     |     |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Transport and Fate (TF)          | 15  | 1 | 0 | 8 | 9 | 60  | 5   |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Environmental Futures (EF)       | 5   | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 40  | 3   |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| Other Environmental Research     | 1   | 0 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 21  | 7   |
| (OR)                             | 4\* |   |   |   |   |     |     |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+
| **TOTALS:**                      | *   | * | * | * | * | 39  | **4 |
|                                  | *14 | * | * | * | * |     | 5** |
|                                  | 0** | 5 | 1 | 3 | 5 |     |     |
|                                  |     | * | 3 | 7 | 5 |     |     |
|                                  |     | * | * | * | * |     |     |
|                                  |     |   | * | * | * |     |     |
+----------------------------------+-----+---+---+---+---+-----+-----+

\* S7CS0003, S7CS0004, and S7OR0090 were combined by the Committee for
one Level III award.

\*\*S7ER0023 and S7ER0024 were combined by the Committee for one Level
II award

\*\*\* S7MM0144 and S7SS0143 were combined by the Committee for one
Level II award

**The full list of award recommendations is contained in Appendix A.**

**3.2 Administrative Recommendations**

The Committee has three comments regarding the STAA process.

1\. The FY 2007 Committee notes with gratitude the implementation of two
recommendations of this and previous committees: the submission and
distributions of nominations electronically, and increases in the
monetary amounts in each award category.

2\. The Committee notes the addition of one topical category for 2007
nominations, "Other Research", bringing the total to twelve. Still the
Committee continues to believe that additional, more definitive,
categories are warranted, both because of the need for clarity in
categorical definitions, and the concern that some authors may not
submit their work because of the perception that it does not align with
award criteria. The Committee recognizes that environmental research can
be subdivided into many categories and does not suggest that research
and scholarly categories should be "author-defined" or that an unbounded
list be compiled. However the Committee does recommend that certain
major categories should be added, among them:

-   Sustainability/Life Cycle Analysis/Industrial Ecology/Green
    Chemistry

-   Economics and Decision Sciences

-   Transportation/The Urban Environment/Land-Use Planning

-   Environmental Justice

-   Homeland Security

-   Environmental Policy

-   Energy and the Environment

> **Appendix A - Nominations Recommended for Awards**

FY2007 Scientific and Technological Achievement Awards (STAA)

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| ** | **Titles and          | **Authors\* and     | **Suggested      |
| No | Citations of          | Nominating          | Citation from    |
| m. | Submitted Papers**    | Organization**      | Nominating       |
| ** |                       |                     | Organization**   |
+----+-----------------------+---------------------+------------------+
| S7 | Improving National    | Dr. Szykman, James  | Developing an    |
| EF | Air Quality Forecasts | (25%)               | Operational Fine |
| 00 | with Satellite        |                     | Particulate      |
| 10 | Aerosol Observations  | Dr. Weinstock,      | Matter (PM2.5)   |
|    |                       | Lewis (16%)         | Air Quality      |
|    |                       |                     | Index Forecast   |
|    |                       | Dr. Wayland,        | Tool to Improve  |
|    |                       | Richard (5%)        | Public Awareness |
|    |                       |                     |                  |
|    |                       | Dr. Dimmick, Fred   |                  |
|    |                       | (5%)                |                  |
|    |                       |                     |                  |
|    |                       | Dr. Al-Saadi,       |                  |
|    |                       | Jassim (25%         |                  |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)            |                  |
|    |                       |                     |                  |
|    |                       | Dr. Pierce, R.      |                  |
|    |                       | Bradley (5%         |                  |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)            |                  |
|    |                       |                     |                  |
|    |                       | Dr. Kittaka, Chieko |                  |
|    |                       | (5% Non-EPA)        |                  |
|    |                       |                     |                  |
|    |                       | Dr. Neil, Doreen    |                  |
|    |                       | (2% Non-EPA)        |                  |
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|    |                       | Dr. Chu, Allen (2%  |                  |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)            |                  |
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|    |                       | Dr. Remer, Lorraine |                  |
|    |                       | (2% Non-EPA)        |                  |
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|    |                       | Dr. Gumley, Liam    |                  |
|    |                       | (2% Non-EPA)        |                  |
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|    |                       | Dr. Prins, Elaine   |                  |
|    |                       | (2% Non-EPA)        |                  |
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|    |                       | Dr. MacDonald,      |                  |
|    |                       | Clinton (2%         |                  |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)            |                  |
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|    |                       | Dr. Fishman, Jack   |                  |
|    |                       | (2% Non-EPA)        |                  |
|    |                       |                     |                  |
|    |                       | NERL                |                  |
+----+-----------------------+---------------------+------------------+
| S7 | > (1)Toxicokinetics   | Dr. Birnbaum, Linda | Pharmacokinetics |
| HE | > of BDE 47 in Female | S. (30%)            | of               |
| 00 | > Mice: Effect of     |                     | Polybrominated   |
| 48 | > Dose, Route of      | Dr. Diliberto,      | Diphenyl Ether   |
|    | > Exposure, and Time  | Janet J. (25%)      | (PDE) 47 in Mice |
|    | >                     |                     |                  |
|    | > \(2\) Impact of     | Dr. DeVito, Michael |                  |
|    | > Repeated Exposure   | J. (5%)             |                  |
|    | > on the              |                     |                  |
|    | > Toxicokinetics of   | Dr. Staskal,        |                  |
|    | > BDE 47 in Mice      | Daniele S. (40%     |                  |
|    | >                     | Non-EPA)            |                  |
|    | > \(3\) Disposition   |                     |                  |
|    | > of BDE 47 in        | NHEERL              |                  |
|    | > Developing Mice     |                     |                  |
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| ** | **Titles and          | **Authors\* and    | **Suggested       |
| No | Citations of          | Nominating         | Citation from     |
| m. | Submitted Papers**    | Organization**     | Nominating        |
| ** |                       |                    | Organization**    |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | > (1)Continuous       | Dr. Williams, Ron  | Demonstrating how |
| HE | > Weeklong            | (35%)\             | Activity Patterns |
| 00 | > Measurements of     | \                  | and Environmental |
| 53 | > Personal Exposures  | Dr. Wallace, Lance | Factors Impact    |
|    | > and Indoor          | (35%)\             | Human Exposures   |
|    | > Concentrations of   | \                  | to Ambient        |
|    | > Fine Particles for  | Dr. Croghan, Carry | Particulate       |
|    | > 37 Health-Impaired  | (15%)\             | Matter            |
|    | > North Caolina       | \                  |                   |
|    | > Residents for up to | Dr. Rea, Anne      |                   |
|    | > Four Seasons\       | (15%)              |                   |
|    | > \                   |                    |                   |
|    | > (2) Use of          | NERL               |                   |
|    | > Pe                  |                    |                   |
|    | rsonal-Indoor-Outdoor |                    |                   |
|    | > Sulfur              |                    |                   |
|    | > Concentrations to   |                    |                   |
|    | > Estimate the        |                    |                   |
|    | > Infiltration Factor |                    |                   |
|    | > and Outdoor         |                    |                   |
|    | > Exposure Factor for |                    |                   |
|    | > Individual Homes    |                    |                   |
|    | > and Persons         |                    |                   |
|    | >                     |                    |                   |
|    | > \(3\) Validation of |                    |                   |
|    | > a Method for        |                    |                   |
|    | > Estimating          |                    |                   |
|    | > Long-Term Exposures |                    |                   |
|    | > Based on Short-Term |                    |                   |
|    | > Measurements        |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Hydrological          | Dr. Nadeau,        | Advancing the     |
| RA | Connectivity between  | Tracie-Lynn (60%)\ | Scientific        |
| 01 | Headwater Streams and | \                  | Understanding of  |
| 40 | Downstream Waters:    | Dr. Rains, Mark C. | the Contributions |
|    | How Science can       | (40% Non-EPA)      | of Headwater      |
|    | Inform Policy         |                    | Streams to the    |
|    |                       | OWOW               | Integrity of      |
|    |                       |                    | Downstream Waters |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Groundwater N         | Dr. Washington,    | Elucidating Basic |
| TF | Speciation and Redox  | John W. (80%)\     | Controls on       |
| 01 | Control of Organic N  | \                  | Transformations   |
| 32 | Mineralization by O2  | Dr. Thomas, Robert | of Aquatic Norgs  |
|    | Reduction to H2O2     | C. (5%)\           | Essential         |
|    |                       | \                  | Knowledge for     |
|    |                       | Dr. Endale, Dinku  | Addressing        |
|    |                       | M. (5% Non-EPA)\   | Eutrophication    |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Schroer,       |                   |
|    |                       | Katherine L. (5%   |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Samarkina,     |                   |
|    |                       | Lidia P. (5%       |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)           |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NERL               |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
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+====+=======================+====================+===================+
| ** | **Titles and          | **Authors\* and    | **Suggested       |
| No | Citations of          | Nominating         | Citation from     |
| m. | Submitted Papers**    | Organization**     | Nominating        |
| ** |                       |                    | Organization**    |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Control of Mercury    | Dr. Srivastava,    | Providing the     |
| CS | Emissions from        | Ravi K. (35%)\     | Public with a     |
| 00 | Coal-Fired Electric   | \                  | Comprehensive     |
| 05 | Utility Boilers       | Dr. Hutson, Nick   | Summary of        |
|    |                       | D. (25%)\          | Technologies for  |
|    |                       | \                  | Control of        |
|    |                       | Dr. Princiotta,    | Mercury Emissions |
|    |                       | Frank T. (20%)\    | from Electric     |
|    |                       | \                  | Utility Boilers   |
|    |                       | Dr. Martin, G.     |                   |
|    |                       | Blair (10%)\       |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Staudt, James  |                   |
|    |                       | E. (10% Non-EPA)   |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NRMRL              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Chemical        | Dr. Richard, Ann   | New Paradigm of   |
| EF | Structure Indexing of | M. (80%)\          | Cheminformatics,  |
| 00 | Toxicity Data on the  | \                  | Data Models, and  |
| 07 | Internet: Moving      | Dr. Gold, Lois S.  | High-Throughpur   |
|    | towards a Flat World\ | (10% Non-EPA)\     | Resting for       |
|    | \                     | \                  | Toxicity          |
|    | (2) Future of         | Dr. Nicklaus, Marc | Prioritizing in   |
|    | Predictive            | C. (10% Non-EPA)   | EPA               |
|    | Toxicology: An        |                    |                   |
|    | Expanded View of      | NCCT               |                   |
|    | \"Chemical Toxicity\" |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Biogenic Volatile     | Dr. Geron, Chris   | Research on Arid  |
| ER | Organic Compound      | D. (80%)\          | Land Natural      |
| 00 | Emissions from Desert | \                  | Oxidant and       |
| 13 | Vegetation of the     | Dr. Guenther, Alex | Organic Aerosol   |
|    | Southwestern U.S.     | (10% Non-EPA)\     | Precursor         |
|    |                       | \                  | Compounds         |
|    |                       | Dr. Greenberg, Jim |                   |
|    |                       | (5% Non-EPA)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Karl, Thomas   |                   |
|    |                       | (3% Non-EPA)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Rasmussen, Rei |                   |
|    |                       | (2% Non-EPA)       |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NRMRL              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Global          | Dr. Toghrol,       | Leadership in     |
| OR | Transcriptome         | Freshteh (50%)\    | Advancing the     |
| 00 | Analysis of           | \                  | Scientific        |
| 85 | Staphylococcus Aureus | Dr. Chang, Wook    | Understanding of  |
|    | Response to Hydrogen  | (30% Non-EPA)\     | Pathogen behavior |
|    | Peroxide\             | \                  | Against           |
|    | \                     | Dr. Small, David   | Antimicrobial     |
|    | (2) Toxicogenomic     | A. (10% Non-EPA)\  | Agents at the     |
|    | Response of           | \                  | Genomic Level and |
|    | Staphylococcus Aureus | Dr. Bentley,       | for Research      |
|    | to Peracetic Acid\    | William E. (10%    | Extending the     |
|    | \                     | Non-EPA)           | Agency\'s Genomic |
|    | (3) The Microarray    |                    | Capabilities to   |
|    | Analysis of           |                    | Microbial         |
|    | Psedudomonas          |                    | Pathogens         |
|    | Aeruginosa Induction  |                    |                   |
|    | of Pyocin in Response |                    |                   |
|    | to Hydrogen Peroxide  |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Use of Competitive    | Dr. Shanks, Orin   | Scientific and    |
| OR | DNA Hybridization to  | C. (65%)\          | Technological     |
| 00 | Identify Differences  | \                  | Achievement in    |
| 88 | in the Genomes of     | Dr. Santo Domingo, | the Field of      |
|    | Bacteria              | Jorge W. (30%)\    | Genomics          |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Graham, James  |                   |
|    |                       | E. (5% Non-EPA)    |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NRMRL              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Establishment of      | Dr. Reichman, Jay  | Ecological        |
| ER | Transgenic            | R. (30%)\          | Research          |
| 00 | Herbicide-Resistant   | \                  | Presenting the    |
| 19 | Creeping Bentgrass    | Dr. Watrud, Lidia  | First Evidence    |
|    | (Agrostis Stolonifera | S. (25%)\          | for Escape of     |
|    | L.) in Nonagronomic   | \                  | Transgenic Plants |
|    | Habitats              | Dr. Lee, Henry E.  | into Wild         |
|    |                       | (10%)\             | Populations       |
|    |                       | \                  | within the USA    |
|    |                       | Dr. Burdick,       |                   |
|    |                       | Connie A. (10%)\   |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Bollman, Mike  |                   |
|    |                       | A. (10% Non-EPA)\  |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Storm,         |                   |
|    |                       | Marjorie J. (5%    |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. King, George   |                   |
|    |                       | A. (5% Non-EPA)\   |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Mallory-Smith, |                   |
|    |                       | Carol (5% Non-EPA) |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Biota-Sediment        | Dr. Lukasewycz,    | Providing High    |
| ER | Accumulation Factors  | Marta T. (34%)\    | Quality Set of    |
| 00 | for Polychlorinated   | \                  | Biota-Sediment    |
| 24 | Biphenyls,            | Dr. Burkhard,      | Accumulation      |
|    | Dibenzo-p-dioxins,    | Lawrence P. (33%)\ | Factors for PCBs, |
| a  | and Dibenzofurans in  | \                  | PCDDs, and PCDFs  |
| nd | Southern Lake         | Dr. Cook, Phillip  |                   |
|    | Michigan Lake Trout   | M. (33%)           | Developing        |
| S7 | (Salvelinus           |                    | Methods for       |
| ER | Namaycush)            | Dr. Lukasewycz,    | Extrapolating     |
| 00 |                       | Marta T. (34%)\    | Bioaccumulation   |
| 23 | \(1\) Comparison of   | \                  | Data              |
|    | Biota-Sediment        | Dr. Burkhard,      |                   |
| (T | Accumulation Factors  | Lawrence P. (33%)\ |                   |
| he | Across Ecosystems\    | \                  |                   |
| se | \                     | Dr. Cook, Phillip  |                   |
| t  | (2) A Hybrid          | M. (33%)           |                   |
| wo | Empirical-Mechanistic |                    |                   |
| n  | Modeling Approach for | NHERL              |                   |
| om | Extrapolating BSAFs   |                    |                   |
| in | and BAFs Across       |                    |                   |
| at | Species, Time and/or  |                    |                   |
| io | Ecosystems.           |                    |                   |
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+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Coho Salmon           | Dr. Wigington Jr., | For Outstanding   |
| ER | Dependence on         | Parker J. (33%)\   | Research          |
| 00 | Intermittent Streams  | \                  | Quantifying the   |
| 28 |                       | Dr. Ebersole,      | Influence of      |
|    |                       | Joseph L. (20%)\   | Intermittent      |
|    |                       | \                  | Streams on the    |
|    |                       | Dr. Leibowitz,     | Biological        |
|    |                       | Scott G. (5%)\     | Integrity of      |
|    |                       | \                  | Navigable Waters  |
|    |                       | Dr. White, Denis   |                   |
|    |                       | (3%)\              |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Baker, Joan P. |                   |
|    |                       | (3%)\              |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Church, M.     |                   |
|    |                       | Robbins (3%)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Brooks, Renee  |                   |
|    |                       | J. (3%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Cairns,        |                   |
|    |                       | Michael A. (3%)\   |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Compton, Jana  |                   |
|    |                       | E. (3%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Colvin,        |                   |
|    |                       | Michael E. (15%    |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Miller, Bruce  |                   |
|    |                       | (3% Non-EPA)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Hansen, Bruce  |                   |
|    |                       | (3% Non-EPA)       |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Uptake and      | Dr. Erickson,      | A Mechanistic     |
| ER | Elimination of        | Russell J. (20%)\  | Model for Effects |
| 00 | Ionizable Organic     | \                  | of pH on Risks of |
| 32 | Chemicals at Fish     | Dr. McKim, James   | Ionizable Organic |
|    | Gills:I. Model        | M. (20%)\          | Chemicals to Fish |
|    | Formulation,          | \                  |                   |
|    | Parameterization, and | Dr. Lien, Gregory  |                   |
|    | Behavior\             | J. (20%)\          |                   |
|    | \                     | \                  |                   |
|    | (2) Uptake and        | Dr. Hoffman, Alex  |                   |
|    | Elimination of        | D. (20%)\          |                   |
|    | Ionizable Organic     | \                  |                   |
|    | Chemicals at Fish     | Dr. Batterman,     |                   |
|    | Gills:II. Observed    | Shane L. (20%)     |                   |
|    | and Predicted Effects |                    |                   |
|    | of pH, Alkalinity,    | NHEERL             |                   |
|    | and Chemical          |                    |                   |
|    | Properties.           |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Linking Land Cover    | Dr. Mehaffey,      | New York City     |
| ER | and Water Quality in  | Megan (30%)\       | Water Supply      |
| 01 | New York City\'s      | \                  | Research which    |
| 41 | Water Supply          | Dr. Nash, Maliha   | Demonstrated      |
|    | Watersheds.           | (20%)\             | Tangible          |
|    |                       | \                  | Environmental and |
|    |                       | Dr. Wade, Timothy  | Economic Impact   |
|    |                       | (20%)\             |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Ebert, Donald  |                   |
|    |                       | (10%)\             |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Jones, Bruce   |                   |
|    |                       | K. (10%)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Rager, Audrey  |                   |
|    |                       | (10% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NERL               |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Mini-Monograph: Risk  | Dr. Chiu, Weihsueh | An Update and     |
| HE | Assessment/ Issues in | A. (30%)\          | Perspective on    |
| 00 | TCE Risk Assessment   | \                  | Some of the More  |
| 58 | (Contains 5 Articles) | Dr. Calwell, Jane  | Critical and      |
|    |                       | C. (25%)\          | Contentious       |
|    |                       | \                  | Scientific issues |
|    |                       | Dr. Scott, Cheryl  | in the Risk       |
|    |                       | S. (20%)\          | Assessment of TCE |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Keshava,       |                   |
|    |                       | Nagalakshmi (19%)\ |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Evans, Marina  |                   |
|    |                       | V. (2%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Okino, Miles   |                   |
|    |                       | S. (2%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Lipscomb, John |                   |
|    |                       | C. (2%)            |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NCEA               |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Land-Cover Change     | Dr. Lunetta, Ross  | Original Research |
| MM | Detection using       | S. (34%)\          | in the Area of    |
| 00 | Multi-Temporal MODIS  | \                  | Land-Cover Change |
| 78 | NDVI Data             | Dr. Knight, Joseph | Detection to      |
|    |                       | F. (23%)\          | Advance Regional  |
|    |                       | \                  | Scale             |
|    |                       | Dr. Lyon, John G.  | Environmental     |
|    |                       | (10%)\             | Monitoring        |
|    |                       | \                  | Science           |
|    |                       | Dr. Worthy, L.     |                   |
|    |                       | Dorsey (10%)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Ediriwickrema, |                   |
|    |                       | Jayantha (23%      |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)           |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NERL               |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | National              | Dr. Payne-Sturges, | Development of    |
| MM | Environmental Health  | Devon C. (50%)\    | In                |
| 01 | Measures for Minority | \                  | dicators/Measures |
| 44 | and Low-Income        | Dr. Gee, Gilbert   | to Track          |
|    | Populations: Tracking | C. (50% Non-EPA)   | Environmental     |
| &  | Social Disparities in |                    | Health Impacts of |
|    | Environmental Health  | Dr. Payne-Sturges, | Racial and Ethnic |
| S7 |                       | Devon C. (50%)     | Minority          |
| SS | Environmental Health  |                    | Communities       |
| 01 | Disparities: A        | Dr. Gee, Gilbert   |                   |
| 43 | Framework Integrating | C. (50% Non-EPA)   | Advancing the     |
|    | Psychosocial and      |                    | Interdisciplinary |
| T  | Environmental         | OCHEE              | Study of          |
| he | Concepts              |                    | Racial/Ethnic     |
| se |                       |                    | Disparities in    |
| t  |                       |                    | Environmental     |
| wo |                       |                    | Health and        |
| no |                       |                    | Cumulative RisK   |
| mi |                       |                    |                   |
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| d) |                       |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
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+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| ** | **Titles and          | **Eligible         | **Suggested       |
| No | Citations of          | Authors\* and      | Citation from     |
| m. | Submitted Papers**    | Nominating         | Nominating        |
| ** |                       | Organization**     | Organization**    |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Destruction of Spores | Dr. Lemieux, Paul  | Publishing        |
| CS | on Building           | (50%)\             | Operating         |
| 00 | Decontamination       | \                  | Procedures to use |
| 02 | Residue in a          | Dr. Sieber, Roy    | Commercial        |
|    | Commercial Autoclave  | (20% Non-EPA)\     | Autoclaves to     |
|    |                       | \                  | Sterilize         |
|    |                       | Dr. Osborne, Aaron | Building          |
|    |                       | (20% Non-EPA)\     | Decontamination   |
|    |                       | \                  | Waste             |
|    |                       | Dr. Woodard, Alan  |                   |
|    |                       | (10% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHSRC              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\)                 | Dr. Varma,         | Designing a       |
| CS | Tetrahaloindate(lll)  | Rajender S. (50%)\ | Process for       |
| 00 | -Based Ionic Liguids  | \                  | Converting        |
| 03 | in the Coupling       | Dr. Kim, Yong Jin  | Greenhouse Gas,   |
|    | Reaction of Carbon    | (50% Non-EPA)      | CO2, to Cyclic    |
| &  | Dioxide and Epoxides  |                    | Carbonates in     |
|    | to Generate Cyclic    | Dr. Varma,         | Non-Volatile      |
| S7 | Carbonates: H-Bonding | Rajender S. (50%)\ | Ionic Liquid      |
| CS | and Mechanistic       | \                  | Solvents          |
| 00 | Studies\              | Dr. Ju, Yuhong     |                   |
| 04 | \                     | (50% Non-EPA)      | Exceptional       |
|    | (2)                   |                    | Technical         |
| &  | Microwave-Assisted    | Dr. Varma,         | Achievement in    |
|    | Preparation of        | Rajender S. (50%)\ | Developing a      |
| S7 | 1-Buty                | \                  | Microwave         |
| OR | l-3-Methylimidazolium | Dr. Nadagouda,     | Technology for    |
| 00 | Tetrachlorogallate    | Mallikarjuna N.    | Greener Chemical  |
| 90 | and its Catalytic use | (50% Non-EPA)      | Processing in     |
|    | in Acetal Formation   |                    | Water             |
| (T | Under Mild Conditions | NRMRL              |                   |
| he |                       |                    | Developing a      |
| se | \(1\) Aqueous         |                    | Novel Approach    |
| t  | N-Alkylation of       |                    | for Greener       |
| hr | Amines using Alkyl    |                    | Production and    |
| ee | Halides: Direct       |                    | Safer Use of      |
| no | Synthesis of Tertiary |                    | Noble Nanometals  |
| mi | Amines Under          |                    | and Metal Oxides  |
| na | Microwave Irradiation |                    |                   |
| -t |                       |                    |                   |
| io | \(2\) An Efficient    |                    |                   |
| ns | and Simple Aqueous    |                    |                   |
| a  | N-Heterocyclization   |                    |                   |
| re | of Aniline            |                    |                   |
| re | Derivatives:          |                    |                   |
| co | Microwave-Assisted    |                    |                   |
| m- | Synthesis of N-Aryl   |                    |                   |
| me | Azacycloalkanes       |                    |                   |
| nd |                       |                    |                   |
| ed | \(3\)                 |                    |                   |
| f  | Microwave-Assisted    |                    |                   |
| or | Cyclocondensation of  |                    |                   |
| a  | Hydrazine Derivatives |                    |                   |
| c  | with Alkyl Dihalides  |                    |                   |
| om | or Ditosylated in     |                    |                   |
| -b | Aqueous Media:        |                    |                   |
| in | Syntheses of          |                    |                   |
| ed | Pyrazole,             |                    |                   |
| aw | Pyrazolidine, and     |                    |                   |
| ar | Phthalazine           |                    |                   |
| d) | Derivatives           |                    |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    | \(1\) Green and       |                    |                   |
|    | Controlled Synthesis  |                    |                   |
|    | of Gold and Platinum  |                    |                   |
|    | Nanomaterials Using   |                    |                   |
|    | Vitamin B2:           |                    |                   |
|    | Density-assisted      |                    |                   |
|    | Self-assembly of      |                    |                   |
|    | Nanospheres, Wires    |                    |                   |
|    | and Rods\             |                    |                   |
|    | (2)                   |                    |                   |
|    | Dextrose-Templated    |                    |                   |
|    | Microwave-Assisted    |                    |                   |
|    | Combustion Synthesis  |                    |                   |
|    | of Spongy Metal       |                    |                   |
|    | Oxides                |                    |                   |
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+====+=======================+====================+===================+
| ** | **Titles and          | **Authors\* and    | **Suggested       |
| No | Citations of          | Nominating         | Citation from     |
| m. | Submitted Papers**    | Organization**     | Nominating        |
| ** |                       |                    | Organization**    |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Mechanistic     | Dr. Ankley, Gerald | Assessing         |
| ER | Basis for Estrogenic  | T. (12%)\          | Reproductive      |
| 00 | Effects in Fathead    | \                  | Endocrine Effects |
| 11 | Minnow (Pimephales    | Dr. Jensen,        | of Chemicals      |
|    | Promelas) Following   | Kathleen M. (10%)\ | Acting Via        |
|    | Exposure to the       | \                  | Multiple Modes of |
|    | Androgen              | Dr. Kahl, Michael  | Action in a       |
|    | 17                    | D. (10%)\          | Fathead Minnow    |
|    | a-methyltestosterone: | \                  | Assay             |
|    | Conversion of         | Dr. Durhan,        |                   |
|    | 1                     | Elizabeth J.       |                   |
|    | 7a-Methyltestosterone | (10%)\             |                   |
|    | to 17a-               | \                  |                   |
|    | Methylestradiol\      | Dr. Hornung,       |                   |
|    | \                     | Michael W. (8%)\   |                   |
|    | (2) Effects of Two    | \                  |                   |
|    | Fungicides With       | Dr. Denny, Jeffrey |                   |
|    | Multiple Modes of     | S. (5%)\           |                   |
|    | Action on             | \                  |                   |
|    | Reproductive          | Dr. Tala, Henry R. |                   |
|    | Endocrine Function in | (5%)\              |                   |
|    | the Fathead Minnow.   | \                  |                   |
|    | (Pimephales Promelas) | Dr. Korte, Joseph  |                   |
|    |                       | J. (5%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Makynen, Elizabeth |                   |
|    |                       | A. (5%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Butterworth, Brian |                   |
|    |                       | C. (5%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Villeneuve,    |                   |
|    |                       | Daniel L. (5%)\    |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Gray, L. Earl  |                   |
|    |                       | (5%)\              |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Cardon, Mary   |                   |
|    |                       | C. (5%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Wilson, Vickie |                   |
|    |                       | S. (5%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Linnum, Ann L. |                   |
|    |                       | (5% Non-EPA)       |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Availability of       | Dr. Cyterski,      | Development of a  |
| ER | Cluepeid Prey to      | Michael (80%)\     | Comprehensive     |
| 00 | Primary Piscivores in | \                  | Methodology for   |
| 14 | Smith Mountain Lake,  | Dr. Ney, John (20% | Examining the     |
|    | Virginia              | Non-EPA)           | Adequacy of a     |
|    |                       |                    | Prey Resource for |
|    |                       | NERL               | Piscine Predators |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Does Soil CO2 Efflux  | Dr. Tingey, David  | Application of    |
| ER | Acclimatize to        | T. (30%)\          | New Statistical   |
| 00 | Elevated Temperature  | \                  | Methods to Detect |
| 15 | and CO2 During Long   | Dr. Lee, E. Henry  | Seasonality in    |
|    | Term Treatment of     | (25%)\             | Soil Respiration  |
|    | Douglas-Fir Seedlings | \                  | Caused by Above   |
|    |                       | Dr. Waschmann,     | Ground Plant      |
|    |                       | Ronald S. (15%)\   | Processes         |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Johnson, Mark  |                   |
|    |                       | G. (15%)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Rygiewicz,     |                   |
|    |                       | Paul T. (15%)      |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Characterizing Pipe   | Dr. Haught, Roy C. | Research to       |
| CS | Wall Demand:          | (50%)\             | Understand Health |
| 00 | Implications for      | \                  | Benefits          |
| 06 | Water Quality         | Dr. Clark, Robert  | Associated with   |
|    | Modeling              | M. (50%)           | Disinfection      |
|    |                       |                    | Residuals in      |
|    |                       | NRMRL              | Drinking Water    |
|    |                       |                    | Distribution      |
|    |                       |                    | Systems           |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Hydraulic             | Dr. Brooks, Renee  | A Mechanistic     |
| ER | Redistribution in a   | J. (50%)\          | Understanding of  |
| 00 | Douglas-Fir Forest:   | \                  | How Mature Forest |
| 18 | Lessons from System   | Dr. Meinzer,       | Ecosystems use    |
|    | Manipulations         | Fredrick C. (15%   | Water             |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Warren, Jeff   |                   |
|    |                       | (15% Non-EPA)\     |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Domec,         |                   |
|    |                       | Jean-Christophe    |                   |
|    |                       | (10% Non-EPA)\     |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Coulombe, Rob  |                   |
|    |                       | (10% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Ultra Low Sulfur      | Dr. Laroo,         | Exceptional       |
| ES | Diesel (ULSD) Sulfur  | Christopher A.     | Technological     |
| 00 | Test Method           | (50%)\             | Achievement in    |
| 37 | Variability: A        | \                  | Supporting        |
|    | Statistical Analysis  | Dr. Mason, Robert  | Implementation of |
|    | of Reproducibility    | L. (25% Non-EPA)\  | Emissions         |
|    | from the 2005 US EPA  | \                  | Reductions in HD  |
|    | ULSD Round-Robin Test | Dr. Buckingham,    | Diesel Engines    |
|    | Program               | Janet P. (25%      |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)           |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | OTAQ               |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Disruption of   | Dr. Ghio, Andrew   | Defining the      |
| HE | Iron Homeostasis as a | J. (25%)\          | Participation of  |
| 00 | Mechanism of Biologic | \                  | Iron Homeostasis  |
| 40 | Effect by Ambient Air | Dr. Dailey, Lisa   | in the Toxicity   |
|    | Pollution Particles\  | A. (25%)\          | of PM             |
|    | \                     | \                  |                   |
|    | (2) DMT1 Decreases    | Dr. Stonehuerner,  |                   |
|    | Metal-Related Injury  | Jackie (25%)\      |                   |
|    | in the Lung\          | \                  |                   |
|    | \                     | Dr. Madden,        |                   |
|    | (3) TNF, IFN-Gamma,   | Michael (25%)      |                   |
|    | and Endotoxin         |                    |                   |
|    | Increase Expression   | NHEERL             |                   |
|    | of DMT1 in Bronchial  |                    |                   |
|    | Epithelial Cells      |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Acute Health          | Dr. Woodall, Jr.,  |                   |
| HE | Reference Values:     | George M. (100%)   |                   |
| 00 | Overview,             |                    |                   |
| 44 | Perspective, and      | NCEA               |                   |
|    | Current Forecast of   |                    |                   |
|    | Needs                 |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Framework for         | Dr. Harris, Leona  | Facilitating the  |
| HE | Evaluation of         | (34%)\             | Evaluation and    |
| 00 | Physiologically Based | \                  | Utilization of    |
| 45 | Pharmacokinetic       | Dr. Barton, Hugh   | Physiologically   |
|    | Models for Use in     | A. (33%)\          | Based             |
|    | Safety or Risk        | \                  | Pharmacokinetic   |
|    | Assessment            | Dr. Setzer, R.     | (PBPK) Models in  |
|    |                       | Woodrow (33%)      | Risk Assessment   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NCCT               |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+

+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
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+====+=======================+====================+===================+
| ** | **Titles and          | **Authors\* and    | **Suggested       |
| No | Citations of          | Nominating         | Citation from     |
| m. | Submitted Papers**    | Organization**     | Nominating        |
| ** |                       |                    | Organization**    |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Overview of Studies   | Dr. Pagan, Ines    | Providing         |
| HE | Under Consideration   | (100%)             | Innovative        |
| 00 | for the Development   |                    | Approaches on     |
| 47 | of an IRIS Assessment | NCEA               | Presentation of   |
|    |                       |                    | Information       |
|    |                       |                    | Related to the    |
|    |                       |                    | Human Health Risk |
|    |                       |                    | Assessment for    |
|    |                       |                    | Chloroprene       |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Air Contaminant       | Dr. Baldauf,       | Substantial       |
| HE | Exposures During the  | Richard (51%)\     | Contributions to  |
| 00 | Operation of Lawn and | \                  | the Assessment    |
| 51 | Garden Equipment      | Dr. Weinstein,     | and Reduction of  |
|    |                       | Jason (40%)\       | Health Risks      |
|    |                       | \                  | Posed by          |
|    |                       | Dr. Fortune,       | Emissions From    |
|    |                       | Christopher (3%    | Lawn and Garden   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)\          | Equipment         |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Wheeler,       |                   |
|    |                       | Michael (3%        |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Blanchard,     |                   |
|    |                       | Fred (3% Non-EPA)  |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NRMRL              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Identification  | Dr. Padgett,       | Exceptional       |
| HE | and Characterization  | William T. (27%)\  | Contribution to   |
| 00 | of Novel Stable       | \                  | Understading the  |
| 54 | Deoxyguanosine and    | Dr. Nesnow,        | Environmental     |
|    | Deoxyadenosine        | Stephen (22%)\     | Carcinogenesis of |
|    | Adducts of            | \                  | Polycyclic        |
|    | Benzo                 | Dr. Nelson, Garret | Aromatic          |
|    | (a)pyrene-7,8-Quinone | B. (12%)\          | Hydrocarbons      |
|    | from Reactions at     | \                  |                   |
|    | Physiological ph\     | Dr. Lambert, Guy   |                   |
|    | \                     | R. (5%)\           |                   |
|    | (2)                   | \                  |                   |
|    | Benzo(a)p             | Dr. Richard, Ann   |                   |
|    | yrene-7,8-Quinone-3\' | M. (2%)\           |                   |
|    | -Mononucleotide       | \                  |                   |
|    | Adduct Standards for  | Dr. Ross, Jeffrey  |                   |
|    | 32P Postlabeling      | A. (2%)\           |                   |
|    | Analyses: Detection   | \                  |                   |
|    | of                    | Dr. Swank, Adam    |                   |
|    | Benzo(a)p             | (2%)\              |                   |
|    | yrene-7,8Quinone-Calf | \                  |                   |
|    | Thymus DNA Adducts    | Dr. Balu,          |                   |
|    |                       | Narayanan (28%     |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)           |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Transcriptional | Dr. Nesnow,        | Exceptional       |
| HE | Profiles in Liver     | Stephen (12%)\     | Contribution That |
| 00 | From Mice Treated     | \                  | Changed Default   |
| 55 | with                  | Dr. Allen, James   | Assumptions on    |
|    | Hepatotumorigenic and | W. (8%)\           | the Modes of      |
|    | Nonhepatotumorigenic  | \                  | Action of         |
|    | Triazole Conazole     | Dr. Delker, Don    | Tumorigenic       |
|    | Fungicides:           | (8%)\              | Conazole          |
|    | Propiconazole,        | \                  | Fungicides Based  |
|    | Triadimefon, and      | Dr. Hester, Susan  | on Toxicogenomics |
|    | Myclobutanil\         | D. (8%)\           |                   |
|    | \                     | \                  |                   |
|    | (2) Transcriptional   | Dr. Thai,          |                   |
|    | Profiles in Liver     | Sheau-Fung (8%)\   |                   |
|    | From Rats Treated     | \                  |                   |
|    | with Tumorigenic and  | Dr. Ward, Ward O.  |                   |
|    | Non-Tumorigenic       | (8%)\              |                   |
|    | Triazole Conazole     | \                  |                   |
|    | Fungicides:           | Dr. Wolf, Douglas  |                   |
|    | Propiconazole,        | (8%)\              |                   |
|    | Triadimefon, and      | \                  |                   |
|    | Myclobutanil\         | Dr. George,        |                   |
|    | \                     | Michael H. (5%)\   |                   |
|    | (3) Toxicity Profiles | \                  |                   |
|    | in Mice Treated with  | Dr. Jones, Carlton |                   |
|    | Hepatotumorigenic and | (5%)\              |                   |
|    | Non-Hepatotumorigenic | \                  |                   |
|    | Triazole Conazole     | Dr. Moore, Tanya   |                   |
|    | Fugicides:            | (5%)\              |                   |
|    | Propiconazole,        | \                  |                   |
|    | Triadimefon, and      | Dr. Nelson, Gail   |                   |
|    | Myclobutanil          | (5%)\              |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Roop, Barbara  |                   |
|    |                       | (5%)\              |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Sun, Guobin    |                   |
|    |                       | (5%)\              |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Winkfield,     |                   |
|    |                       | Ernest (5%)        |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Exposure        | Dr. Fenton,        | Published Adverse |
| HE | Parameters Necessary  | Suzanne E. (55%)\  | Low-Dose Effects  |
| 00 | for Delayed Puberty   | \                  | of Female Rat     |
| 56 | and Mammary Gland     | Dr. Stanko, Jason  | Mammary Glands    |
|    | Development in        | P. (10%)\          | Following         |
|    | Long-Evans Rats       | \                  | Prenatal Exposure |
|    | Exposed In Utero to   | Dr. Wood, Carmen   | to Atrazine       |
|    | Atrazine\             | (10%)\             | Metabolites       |
|    | \                     | \                  |                   |
|    | (2) Adverse Effects   | Dr. Youngblood,    |                   |
|    | of Prenatal Exposure  | Geri L. (5%)\      |                   |
|    | to Atrazine During a  | \                  |                   |
|    | Critical Period of    | Dr. Rayner,        |                   |
|    | Mammary Gland Growth\ | Jennifer L. (10%   |                   |
|    | \                     | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    | (3) Mammary Gland     | \                  |                   |
|    | Development as a      | Dr. Geiner, Sara   |                   |
|    | Sensitive End-Point   | N. (5% Non-EPA)\   |                   |
|    | Following Acute       | \                  |                   |
|    | Prenatal Exposure to  | Dr. Enoch, Rolondo |                   |
|    | a Low Dose Atrazine   | R. (5% Non-EPA)    |                   |
|    | Metabolite Mixture in |                    |                   |
|    | Femal Long Evans Rats | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Estimation of Ambient | Dr. Wilson,        | Developing a      |
| HE | and Non-Ambient       | William E. (90%)\  | Method to         |
| 00 | Components of         | \                  | Estimate Ambient  |
| 59 | Particulate Matter    | Dr. Brauer,        | and Nonambient    |
|    | Exposure from a       | Micahel (10%       | Personal Exposure |
|    | Personal Monitoring   | Non-EPA)           | and Applying it   |
|    | Panel Study           |                    | to Panel          |
|    |                       | NCEA               | Epidemiology      |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Use of          | Dr. DeVito,        | The Development   |
| HE | Physiologically Based | Michael J. (35%)\  | of a PBPK Model   |
| 01 | Pharmacokinetic Model | \                  | for Dioxin for    |
| 45 | for Rats to Study the | Dr. Birnbaum,      | Use in Human Risk |
|    | Influence of Body Fat | Linda S. (20%)\    | Assessment        |
|    | Mass and Induction of | \                  |                   |
|    | CYP1A2 on the         | Dr. Emond, Claud   |                   |
|    | Pharmacokinetics of   | (40% Non-EPA)\     |                   |
|    | TCDD\                 | \                  |                   |
|    | \                     | Dr. Michaleki,     |                   |
|    | (2) Comparison of the | Joel (5% Non-EPA)  |                   |
|    | Use of a              |                    |                   |
|    | Physiologically Based | NHEERL             |                   |
|    | Pharmacokinetic Model |                    |                   |
|    | and a Classical       |                    |                   |
|    | Pharmacokinetic Model |                    |                   |
|    | for Dioxin Exposure   |                    |                   |
|    | Assessments\          |                    |                   |
|    | \                     |                    |                   |
|    | (3) Physiologically   |                    |                   |
|    | Based Pharmacokinetic |                    |                   |
|    | Model for Development |                    |                   |
|    | Exposures to TCDD in  |                    |                   |
|    | the Rat               |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Development of Size   | Dr. Snyder, Emily  | The Development   |
| MM | Selective Sampling of | (70%)\             | of Laser Induced  |
| 00 | Bacillus anthracis    | \                  | Breakdown         |
| 66 | Surrogate Spores from | Dr. Gullett, Brian | Spectroscopy      |
|    | Simulated Building    | (15%)\             | (LIBS) for B.     |
|    | Air Intake Mixtures   | \                  | anthracis         |
|    | for Analysis Via      | Dr. Ryan, Shawn    | Surrogate Spore   |
|    | Laser Induced         | (5%)\              | Detection         |
|    | Breakdown             | \                  |                   |
|    | Spectroscopy (LIBS)   | Dr. Touati,        |                   |
|    |                       | Abderrahmane (5%   |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Oudejans,      |                   |
|    |                       | Lukas (5% Non-EPA) |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHSRC              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Method Development    | Dr. Munch, Jean W. | Development of a  |
| MM | for the Analysis on   | (75%)\             | Sensitive and     |
| 00 | N                     | \                  | Specific Method   |
| 68 | -Nitrosodimethylamine | Dr. Bassett,       | to Measure Low    |
|    | and Other             | Margarita V. (25%) | ng/L              |
|    | N-Nitrosamines in     |                    | Concentrations of |
|    | Drinking Water at Low | NERL               | Nitrosamines in   |
|    | Nanogram/Liter        |                    | Drinking Water    |
|    | Concentrations using  |                    |                   |
|    | Solid-Phase           |                    |                   |
|    | Extraction and Gas    |                    |                   |
|    | Chromatography        |                    |                   |
|    | Ionization Tandem     |                    |                   |
|    | Mass Spectrometry     |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Apparent 85Kr Ages of | Dr. Sidle, William | Development and   |
| OR | Groundwater within    | (100%)             | Application of    |
| 00 | the Royal Watershed,  |                    | 85Kr Isotope      |
| 94 | Maine, USA            | NRMRL              | Dating Techniques |
|    |                       |                    | in Ground Water   |
|    |                       |                    | Vulnerability     |
|    |                       |                    | Risk Assessments  |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Air Emission          | Dr. Miller, C.     | A Critical        |
| RA | Inventories in North  | Andrew (56%)\      | Overview of Air   |
| 00 | America: A Critical   | \                  | Emission          |
| 96 | Assessment            | Dr. Mobley, J.     | Inventories with  |
|    |                       | David (4%)\        | Recommendations   |
|    |                       | \                  | to Improve their  |
|    |                       | Dr. Hidy, George   | Value to Air      |
|    |                       | (4% Non-EPA)\      | Quality           |
|    |                       | \                  | Management        |
|    |                       | Dr. Hales, Jeremy  |                   |
|    |                       | (4% Non-EPA)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Kolb, Charles  |                   |
|    |                       | E. (4% Non-EPA)\   |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Werner, Arthur |                   |
|    |                       | S. (4% Non-EPA)\   |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Haneke, Bernd  |                   |
|    |                       | (4% Non-EPA)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Parish, David  |                   |
|    |                       | D. (4% Non-EPA)\   |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Frey, H.       |                   |
|    |                       | Christopher (4%    |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Rojas-Bracho,  |                   |
|    |                       | Leonora (4%        |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Deslauriers,   |                   |
|    |                       | Marc (4% Non-EPA)\ |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Pennell, Bill  |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)           |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NRMRL              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | The Fathead Minnow in | Dr. Ankley, Gerald | Developing a      |
| RA | Aquatic               | T. (50%)\          | Comprehensive     |
| 00 | Toxicology:Past,      | \                  | Review for a      |
| 98 | Present and Future    | Dr. Villeneuve,    | Small Fish Model, |
|    |                       | Daniel L. (50%)    | the Fathead       |
|    |                       |                    | Minnow, Key to    |
|    |                       |                    | USEPA Regulatory  |
|    |                       |                    | Activities        |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | The Multidisciplinary | Dr. Mayer, Audrey  | a Timely and      |
| RA | Influence of Common   | L. (40%)\          | Perceptive Review |
| 00 | Sustainability        | \                  | of the            |
| 99 | Indices               | Dr. Thurston, Hale | Multidimensional  |
|    |                       | W. (30%)\          | Nature of         |
|    |                       | \                  | Sustainability    |
|    |                       | Dr. Pawlowski,     | Indices           |
|    |                       | Christopher W.     |                   |
|    |                       | (30% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NRMRL              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Systematic Approach   | Dr. Davis, J.      | Articulating a    |
| RA | to Evaluating         | Michael (90%)\     | Comprehensive     |
| 01 | Trade-Offs among Fuel | \                  | Assessment        |
| 00 | Options: The Lessons  | Dr. Thomas,        | Approach for      |
|    | of MTBE               | Valerie M. (10%    | Fuels and Fuel    |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)           | Additives         |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NCEA               |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Classifying Coastal   | Dr. Kurtz, Janis   | Evaluating        |
| RA | Waters: Current       | C. (40%)\          | Environmental     |
| 01 | Necessity and         | \                  | Classification    |
| 02 | Historical            | Dr. Detenbeck,     | Approaches for    |
|    | Perspective           | Naomi D. (20%)\    | their Ability to  |
|    |                       | \                  | Group Estuaries   |
|    |                       | Dr. Engle,         | with Similar      |
|    |                       | Virginia E. (20%)\ | Sensitivity to    |
|    |                       | \                  | Nutrient          |
|    |                       | Dr. Ho, Kay (5%)\  | Pollution         |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Smith, Lisa M. |                   |
|    |                       | (5%)\              |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Jordan,        |                   |
|    |                       | Stephen J. (5%)\   |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Campbell, Dan  |                   |
|    |                       | (5%)               |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Methods for           | Dr. Ryan, James A. | Promoting the     |
| RA | Speciation of Metals  | (40%)\             | Application of    |
| 01 | in Soils: a Review    | \                  | Metal Speciation  |
| 05 |                       | Dr. Al-Abed,       | in EPA Research   |
|    |                       | Souhail R. (15%)\  |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Scheckel, Kirk |                   |
|    |                       | G. (10%)\          |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. D\'Amore, John |                   |
|    |                       | J. (35% Non-EPA)   |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NRMRL              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Emissions of Organic  | Dr. Lemieux, Paul  | Compiling a       |
| RA | Air Toxics from Open  | (70%)\             | Comprehensive     |
| 01 | Burning: a            | \                  | Review of Air     |
| 09 | Comprehensive Review  | Dr. Lutes,         | Toxics Data from  |
|    |                       | Christopher C.     | Open Burning      |
|    |                       | (15% Non-EPA)\     | Sources           |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Santoianni,    |                   |
|    |                       | Dawn A. (15%       |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)           |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHSRC              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Developmental         | Dr. Shafer,        | Analysis of the   |
| RA | Neurotoxicity of      | Timothy J. (65%)\  | State of Science  |
| 01 | Pyrethroid            | \                  | to Support        |
| 16 | Insecticides: Review  | Dr. Crofton, Kevin | Cumulative Risk   |
|    | and Future Research   | M. (20%)\          | Determinations of |
|    | Needs                 | \                  | Pyrethroids Under |
|    |                       | Dr. Meyer, Douglas | FQPA              |
|    |                       | A. (15% Non-EPA)   |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NHEERL             |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | The 2-Norbornyl       | Dr. Mamantov,      | Insightful        |
| TF | Cation is Not A       | Andrew (100%)      | Contribution and  |
| 01 | Single Minimum Energy |                    | Innovative        |
| 21 | System                | OPPT               | Prediction of     |
|    |                       |                    | Hydrolysis of     |
|    |                       |                    | Polycyclic        |
|    |                       |                    | Halides           |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Volatile Organic      | Dr. Geron, Chris   | Discovery of      |
| TF | Compounds from        | D. (75%)\          | Oxidant and       |
| 01 | Vegetation in         | \                  | Aerosol Precursor |
| 23 | Southern Yunnan       | Dr. Owen, Sue M.   | VOC Emissions in  |
|    | Province, China:      | (10% Non-EPA)\     | Asia and their    |
|    | Emission Rates and    | \                  | Regional to       |
|    | Some Potential        | Dr. Guenther, Alex | Global            |
|    | Regional Implications | B. (8% Non-EPA)\   | Implications      |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Greenberg, Jim |                   |
|    |                       | P. (2% Non-EPA)\   |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Rasmussen, Rei |                   |
|    |                       | (2% Non-EPA)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Bai, Jian Hui  |                   |
|    |                       | (1% Non-EPA)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Li, Qing-Jun   |                   |
|    |                       | (1% Non-EPA)\      |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Baker, Brad    |                   |
|    |                       | (1% Non-EPA)       |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NRMRL              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Effects of pH and     | Dr. Impellitteri,  | Research on the   |
| TF | Phosphate on Metal    | Christopher A.     | Stabilization of  |
| 01 | Distribution with     | (100%)             | Metals and        |
| 24 | Emphasis on As        |                    | Speciation of     |
|    | Speciation and        | NRMRL              | Arsenic in Mine   |
|    | Mobilization in Soils |                    | Wastes            |
|    | from a Lead Smelting  |                    |                   |
|    | Site                  |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Reduction of    | Dr. Colon, Dalizza | Improving the     |
| TF | Nitrosobenzenes and   | (55%)\             | Ability to        |
| 01 | N-hydroxylanilines by | \                  | Predict the       |
| 28 | Fe(ll) Species:       | Dr. Weber, Eric J. | Reduction rates   |
|    | Elucidation of the    | (23%)\             | for               |
|    | Reaction Mechanism\   | \                  | nitroaromatics    |
|    | \                     | Dr. Winget, Paul   | and their         |
|    | (2) QSAR Study of the | (5%)\              | Intermediates in  |
|    | Reduction of          | \                  | the Environments  |
|    | Nitroaromatics by     | Dr. Suarez, Luis   |                   |
|    | Fe(ll) Species        | A. (5%)\           |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Anderson,      |                   |
|    |                       | James L. (12%      |                   |
|    |                       | Non-EPA)           |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NERL               |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Degradation of  | Dr. Duirk, Stephen | Innovative use of |
| TF | Chlorpyrifos in       | E. (55%)\          | Measurements and  |
| 01 | Aqueous Chlorine      | \                  | Modeling to       |
| 29 | Solutions: Pathways,  | Dr. Collette,      | Forecast the Fate |
|    | Kinetics, and         | Timothy W. (22%)\  | of Pesticides     |
|    | Modeling\             | \                  | During Water      |
|    | \                     | Dr. Cherney,       | Treatment         |
|    | (2) Monitoring the    | Daniel P. (18%     |                   |
|    | Speciation of Aqueous | Non-EPA)\          |                   |
|    | Free Chlorine from pH | \                  |                   |
|    | 1 to 12 with Raman    | Dr. Tarr, J.       |                   |
|    | Spectroscopy to       | Christopher (5%    |                   |
|    | Determine the         | Non-EPA)           |                   |
|    | Identity of the       |                    |                   |
|    | Potent Low-pH Oxidant | NERL               |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
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+====+=======================+====================+===================+
| ** | **Titles and          | **Authors\* and    | **Suggested       |
| No | Citations of          | Nominating         | Citation from     |
| m. | Submitted Papers**    | Organization**     | Nominating        |
| ** |                       |                    | Organization**    |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Mineralogy and        | Dr. Williams,      | Speciation and    |
| TF | Characterization of   | Aaron G. B. (40%)\ | Risk              |
| 01 | Arsenic, Iron, and    | \                  | Characterization  |
| 33 | Lead in A Mine Waste  | Dr. Scheckel, Kirk | of Hazardous      |
|    | Derived Fertilizer    | G. (30%)\          | Materials in      |
|    |                       | \                  | Ironite           |
|    |                       | Dr. Impelliteri,   |                   |
|    |                       | Christopher A.     |                   |
|    |                       | (20%)\             |                   |
|    |                       | \                  |                   |
|    |                       | Dr. Tolaymat,      |                   |
|    |                       | Thabet (10%)       |                   |
|    |                       |                    |                   |
|    |                       | NRMRL              |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Simplified Modeling   | Dr. Abdelrhman,    | Simple Models of  |
| TF | of Flushing and       | Mohamed (100%)     | Residence Time in |
| 01 | Residence Times in 42 |                    | Embayments to     |
| 34 | Embayments in New     |                    | Understand        |
|    | England, USA, with    |                    | Ecological        |
|    | Special Attention to  |                    | Response and      |
|    | Greenwich Bay, Rhode  |                    | Enhance           |
|    | Island                |                    | Classification    |
|    |                       |                    | Endeavors         |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Arsenic Cycling | Dr. Ford, Robert   | Research that     |
| TF | within the Water      | G. (48%)\          | Provides the      |
| 01 | Column of a Small     | \                  | Basis for         |
| 37 | Lake Receiving        | Dr. Wilkin,        | Assessing Arsenic |
|    | Contaminated          | Richard T. (47%)\  | Mobility in       |
|    | Ground-Water          | \                  | Contaminated      |
|    | Discharge\            | Dr.                | Ground Water and  |
|    | \                     | Hernandez-Roberts, | Sediments         |
|    | (2) Arsenic           | Gina (5% Non-EPA)  |                   |
|    | Solid-Phase           |                    |                   |
|    | Partitioning in       | NRMRL              |                   |
|    | Reducing Sediments of |                    |                   |
|    | a Contaminated        |                    |                   |
|    | Wetland               |                    |                   |
+----+-----------------------+--------------------+-------------------+
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+====+=========================+===================+===================+
| ** | **Titles and Citations  | **Authors\* and   | **Suggested       |
| No | of Submitted Papers**   | Nominating        | Citation from     |
| m. |                         | Organization**    | Nominating        |
| ** |                         |                   | Organization**    |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Titanium Dioxide (P25)  | Dr. Veronesi,     | Outstanding       |
| EF | Produces Reactive       | Bellina (50%)\    | Toxicology        |
| 00 | Oxygen Species in       | \                 | Research that     |
| 08 | Immortalized Brain      | Dr. Long, TC (25% | Links the         |
|    | Microglia (BV2):        | Non-EPA)\         | Physical          |
|    | Implications for        | \                 | Properties of     |
|    | Nanoparticle            | Dr. Lowry,        | Particles with    |
|    | Neurotoxicity           | Gregory V. (25%   | their Biological  |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)          | Activity in Nerve |
|    |                         |                   | Cells             |
|    |                         | NHEERL            |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | The ToxCast Program for | Dr. Dix, David    | ToxCast: A        |
| EF | Prioritizing Toxicity   | (30%)\            | Biologically and  |
| 00 | Testing of              | \                 | Chemically Based  |
| 09 | Environmental Chemicals | Dr. Houck, Keith  | System for EPA    |
|    |                         | (20%)\            | Program Offices   |
|    |                         | \                 | to Prioritize     |
|    |                         | Dr. Kavlock,      | Toxicity Testing  |
|    |                         | Robert (20%)\     | of Chemicals      |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Martin,       |                   |
|    |                         | Matthew (10%)\    |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Richard, Ann  |                   |
|    |                         | (10%)\            |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Setzer, R.    |                   |
|    |                         | Woodrow (10%)     |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NCCT              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Assaying Particle-Bound | Dr. Pleil,        | Innovative        |
| EF | Polycyclic Aromatic     | Joachim D. (60%)\ | Analytical        |
| 01 | Hydrocarbons from       | \                 | Methodology for   |
| 01 | Archived PM2.5 Filters  | Dr. Vette, Alan   | Assessing         |
|    |                         | F. (20%)\         | Population Based  |
|    |                         | \                 | Ecologic Exposure |
|    |                         | Dr. Rapaport,     | to PAHs using     |
|    |                         | Stephen M. (20%   | Archived PM2.5    |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)          | Samples           |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NERL              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Sediment Microbial      | Dr. Hill, Brian   | Development of a  |
| ER | Enzyme Activity as an   | H. (50%)\         | Novel Indicator   |
| 00 | Indicator of Nutrient   | \                 | of Wetland        |
| 12 | Limitation in Great     | Dr. Elonen,       | Nutrient          |
|    | Lakes Coastal Wetlands  | Colleen M. (20%)\ | Limitation        |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Jicha, Terri  |                   |
|    |                         | M. (10%)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Trebitz,      |                   |
|    |                         | Anett S. (10%)\   |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Cotter, Anne  |                   |
|    |                         | M. (5%)\          |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Danz, Nick P. |                   |
|    |                         | (5% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NHEERL            |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Identification of       | Dr. Durhan,       | Evaluation of the |
| ER | Metabolites of          | Elizabeth J.      | Ecological Risk   |
| 00 | Trenbolone Acetate in   | (20%)\            | of Synthetic      |
| 17 | Androgenic Runoff from  | \                 | Steroids used in  |
|    | a Beef Feedlot          | Dr. Jensen,       | Livestock         |
|    |                         | Kathleen M.       |                   |
|    |                         | (20%)\            |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Makynen,      |                   |
|    |                         | Elizabeth A.      |                   |
|    |                         | (15%)\            |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Lambright,    |                   |
|    |                         | Christy C. (10%)\ |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Gray, L. Earl |                   |
|    |                         | (5%)\             |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Hartig,       |                   |
|    |                         | Phillip C. (5%)\  |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Kahl, Michael |                   |
|    |                         | D. (5%)\          |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Lazorchak,    |                   |
|    |                         | James M. (5%)\    |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Wilson,       |                   |
|    |                         | Vickie S. (5%)    |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NHEERL            |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Status of the Amphipod  | Dr. Scharold,     | Utility of a      |
| ER | Diporeia spp. In Lake   | Jill V. (60%)\    | Benthic Indicator |
| 00 | Superior, 1994-2000     | \                 | for Assessing     |
| 20 |                         | Dr. Lozano,       | Ecosystem Health  |
|    |                         | Stephen J. (20%)\ |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Corry,        |                   |
|    |                         | Timothy D. (20%)  |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NHEERL            |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Use of Powdered Coconut | Dr. Ho, Kay       | Development of    |
| ER | Charcoal as a Toxicity  | (25%)\            | Methods to        |
| 00 | Identification and      | \                 | Characterize and  |
| 21 | Evaluation Manipulation | Dr. Burgess,      | Identify Organic  |
|    | for Organic Toxicants   | Robert (20%)\     | toxicants in      |
|    | in Marine Sediments     | \                 | Whole Sediments   |
|    |                         | Dr. Pelletier,    |                   |
|    |                         | Marguerite (15%)\ |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Serbst,       |                   |
|    |                         | Jonathan (5%)\    |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Cantwell,     |                   |
|    |                         | Mark (5%)\        |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Ryba, Stephen |                   |
|    |                         | (5%)\             |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Perron,       |                   |
|    |                         | Monique (5%       |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Cook, Howard  |                   |
|    |                         | (5% Non-EPA)\     |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Lebo, John    |                   |
|    |                         | (5% Non-EPA)\     |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Huckins,      |                   |
|    |                         | James (5%         |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Petty, Jim    |                   |
|    |                         | (5% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NHEERL            |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Method for Testing the  | Dr. Heinis, Larry | Development of    |
| ER | Aquatic Toxicity of     | J. (40%)\         | Methods for       |
| 00 | Sediment Extracts for   | \                 | Isolating and     |
| 22 | use in Identifying      | Dr. Highland,     | Identifying       |
|    | Organic Toxicants in    | Terry L. (30%)\   | Organic Toxicants |
|    | Sediments               | \                 | in Contaminated   |
|    |                         | Dr. Mount, David  | Sediments         |
|    |                         | R. (30%)          |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Relationships Among     | Dr. Griffith,     | Research Showing  |
| ER | Exceedences of Metals   | Michael B. (70%)\ | the Consistency   |
| 00 | Criteria, the Results   | \                 | of Chemical       |
| 26 | of Ambient Bioassays,   | Dr. Lazorchak,    | Criteria, Ambient |
|    | and Community Metrics   | James M. (20%)\   | Bioassays and     |
|    | in Mining Impacted      | \                 | Community Metrics |
|    | Streams                 | Dr. Alan .        | in the Nation\'s  |
|    |                         | Herlihy, Alan T.  | Waters            |
|    |                         | (10% Non-EPA)     |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NCEA              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Benthic Versus    | Dr. Sierszen,     | Analyses of       |
| ER | Planktonic Foundations  | Michael E. (40%)\ | Factors Governing |
| 00 | of Three Lake Superior  | \                 | Food Web          |
| 27 | Coastal Wetland Food    | Dr. Peterson,     | Structure in      |
|    | Webs\                   | Gregory S. (10%)\ | Great Lakes       |
|    | \                       | \                 | Coastal Wetlands  |
|    | (2) Hydrology and       | Dr. Trebitz,      |                   |
|    | Nutrient Effects on     | Anett S. (10%)\   |                   |
|    | Food-Web Structure in   | \                 |                   |
|    | Ten Lake Superior       | Dr. Moffett, Mary |                   |
|    | Coastal Wetlands.       | F. (10%)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Morrice, John |                   |
|    |                         | A. (10%)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. West, Corlis  |                   |
|    |                         | W. (10%)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Brazner, John |                   |
|    |                         | C. (10%)          |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NHEERL            |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Application of    | Dr. Raimondo,     | Advancing our     |
| ER | Elasticity Analyses and | Sandy (60%)\      | Understanding of, |
| 00 | Perturbation            | \                 | and our Ability   |
| 34 | Simulations in          | Dr. Mckenney Jr., | to Predict,       |
|    | Determining Stressor    | Charles L. (20%)\ | Population        |
|    | Impacts on Population   | \                 | Responses to      |
|    | Growth Rate and         | Dr. Barron, Mace  | Stressors         |
|    | Extinction Risk\        | G. (20%)          |                   |
|    | \                       |                   |                   |
|    | (2) From Individuals to | NHEERL            |                   |
|    | Populations: Modeling   |                   |                   |
|    | Toxicity Data Across    |                   |                   |
|    | Two Levels of           |                   |                   |
|    | Biological Organization |                   |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Evaluating Predictive   | Dr. Knightes,     | Presenting a      |
| ES | Errors of a Complex     | Christopher D.    | Statistical       |
| 00 | Environmental Model     | (60%)\            | Method Evaluating |
| 38 | using a General Linear  | \                 | Predictive Bias   |
|    | Model and Least Square  | Dr. Cyterski,     | of Environmental  |
|    | Means                   | Michael J. (40%)  | Models that use   |
|    |                         |                   | Categorical Input |
|    |                         | NERL              | Data              |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Including         | Dr. Etterson,     | Development of a  |
| ES | Transition              | Matthew A. (75%)\ | Unified Markov    |
| 00 | Probabilities in Nest   | \                 | Chain Theoretical |
| 39 | Survival Estimation: A  | Dr. Bennett,      | Framework for     |
|    | Mayfield Markov Chain\  | Richard S. (25%)  | Estimating Avian  |
|    | \                       |                   | Reproductive      |
|    | (2) The Effects of      | NHEERL            | Success           |
|    | Uncertainty about Age   |                   |                   |
|    | at Transition on Bias   |                   |                   |
|    | in the Mayfield Family  |                   |                   |
|    | of Estimators           |                   |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Identification    | Dr. Cyterski,     | Development of    |
| ES | and Predication of Fish | Micheal J. (30%)\ | Modeling Tools to |
| 01 | Assemblages in Streams  | \                 | Analyze           |
| 42 | of the Mid-Atlantic     | Dr. Rashleigh,    | Ecological        |
|    | Highlands, USA\         | Brenda (25%)\     | Outcomes of       |
|    | \                       | \                 | Alternative       |
|    | (2) Predictive Habitat  | Dr. Parmar,       | Stream Management |
|    | Models for the          | Rajbir S. (15%)\  | Strategies        |
|    | Occurrence of Stream    | \                 |                   |
|    | Fishes in the           | Dr. Johnston,     |                   |
|    | Mid-Atlantic Highlands  | John M. (15%)\    |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Barber, M.    |                   |
|    |                         | Graig (15%)       |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NERL              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Detection of Androgenic | Dr. Owens, Jr.,   | Exceptional       |
| HE | Activity in Emissions   | Clyde V. (40%)\   | Research          |
| 00 | From Diesel Fuel and    | \                 | Demonstrating the |
| 41 | Biomass Combustion      | Dr. Wilson,       | Importance of     |
|    |                         | Vickie S. (40%)\  | Investigating     |
|    |                         | \                 | Androgens Found   |
|    |                         | Dr. Lambright,    | in Diesel and     |
|    |                         | Christy (5%)\     | Wood Combustion   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Cardon, Mary  |                   |
|    |                         | (5%)\             |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Gray, Jr., L. |                   |
|    |                         | (5%)\             |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Gullett,      |                   |
|    |                         | Brian K. (5%)     |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NRMRL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Gene Expression   | Dr. Dix, David    | Developing        |
| HE | Patterns Associated     | (13%)\            | Toxicogenomic     |
| 00 | With Infertility in     | \                 | Methods and Data  |
| 42 | Humans and Rodent       | Dr. Rockett, John | Identifying       |
|    | Models\                 | C. (13%)\         | Mechanisms of     |
|    | \                       | \                 | Reproductive      |
|    | (2) Reproductive and    | Dr. Schmid,       | Toxicity for      |
|    | Genomic Effects in      | Judith E. (13%)\  | Environmental     |
|    | testes From Mice        | \                 | Chemicals         |
|    | Exposed to the Water    | Dr. Tully,        |                   |
|    | Disinfectant Byproduct  | Douglas B. (13%)\ |                   |
|    | Bromochloroacetic Acid\ | \                 |                   |
|    | \                       | Dr. Luft, J.      |                   |
|    | (3) Gene Expression     | Christopher (7%)\ |                   |
|    | Profiling in Liver and  | \                 |                   |
|    | Testis of Rats to       | Dr. Ren, Hongzu   |                   |
|    | Characterize the        | (7%)\             |                   |
|    | Toxicity of Triazole    | \                 |                   |
|    | Fungicides              | Dr. Wood, Carmen  |                   |
|    |                         | R. (7%)\          |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Bao, Wenjun   |                   |
|    |                         | (3%)\             |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Strader,      |                   |
|    |                         | Lillian F. (3%)\  |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Best, Deborah |                   |
|    |                         | S. (3%)\          |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Narotsky,     |                   |
|    |                         | Michael G. (3%)\  |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Wolf, Douglas |                   |
|    |                         | C. (3%)\          |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Patrizio,     |                   |
|    |                         | Pasquale (3%      |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Hecht, Norman |                   |
|    |                         | B. (3% Non-EPA)\  |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Blystone,     |                   |
|    |                         | Chad (3%          |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Goetz, Amber  |                   |
|    |                         | (3% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NCCT              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) The Acquisition   | Dr. Cooper, Ralph | Development of a  |
| HE | and Application of      | (5%)\             | Scientifically    |
| 00 | Absorption,             | \                 | Improved Method   |
| 46 | Distribution,           | Dr. Barton, Hugh  | for Assessing the |
|    | Metabolism, and         | (5%)\             | safety of         |
|    | Excretion (ADME) Data   | \                 | Pesticide         |
|    | in Agricultural         | Dr. Wolf, Douglas | Chemicals More    |
|    | Chemical Safety         | (5%)\             | Efficiently and   |
|    | Assessments\            | \                 | Accurately, With  |
|    | \                       | Dr. Dellarco,     | fewer Animals     |
|    | (2) A Tiered Approach   | Vicki L. (5%)\    |                   |
|    | to Systemic Toxicity    | \                 |                   |
|    | Testing for             | Dr. Phang, Whang  |                   |
|    | Agricultural Chemical   | (5%)\             |                   |
|    | Safety Assessment\      | \                 |                   |
|    | \                       | Dr. Makris, Susan |                   |
|    | (3) A Tiered Approach   | (5%)\             |                   |
|    | to Life Stages Testing  | \                 |                   |
|    | for Agricultural        | Dr. Diliberto,    |                   |
|    | Chemical Safety         | Janet (5%)\       |                   |
|    | Assessment              | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Padilla,      |                   |
|    |                         | Stephanie (5%)\   |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Whitby, Karen |                   |
|    |                         | (5%)\             |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Baetcke, Karl |                   |
|    |                         | (5%)\             |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Kimmel,       |                   |
|    |                         | Carole (5%)       |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Evaluating the          | Dr. Lipscomb,     | Communicating a   |
| HE | Relationship Between    | John C. (100%)    | Method to         |
| 00 | Variance in Enzyme      |                   | Incorporate in    |
| 49 | Expression and Toxicant | NCEA              | Vitro Metabolic   |
|    | Concentration in Health |                   | Data in           |
|    | Risk Assessment         |                   | Uncertainty       |
|    |                         |                   | Factors           |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) An Approach for   | Messner, Michael  | Outstanding       |
| HE | Developing a National   | (19%)             | Contributions to  |
| 00 | Estimate of Waterborne  |                   | the Agency\'s     |
| 50 | Disease Due to Drinking | Shaw, Susan (5%)  | First National    |
|    | Water and a National    |                   | Estimate of       |
|    | Estimate Model          | Regli, Stig, (4%) | Waterborne        |
|    | Application\            |                   | Disease for the   |
|    | \                       | Rotert, Ken (2%)  | United States     |
|    | (2) Estimates of        |                   |                   |
|    | Endemic Waterborne      | Blank, Valerie    |                   |
|    | Risks From              | (3%)              |                   |
|    | Community-Intervention  |                   |                   |
|    | Studies\                | Stoller Jeff (5%  |                   |
|    | \                       | Non EPA)          |                   |
|    | (3) The Role of Disease |                   |                   |
|    | Burden in Future        | Calderon, Rebecca |                   |
|    | Estimates of Endemic    | (25%)             |                   |
|    | Waterborne Disease      |                   |                   |
|    |                         | Craun, Gunter (8% |                   |
|    |                         | Non EPA)          |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | Rice, Glenn (8%)  |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | Heberling, Mathew |                   |
|    |                         | (5%)              |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | Rothermich, Mary  |                   |
|    |                         | (5%)              |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | Wright, J.        |                   |
|    |                         | Michael (5%)      |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | Murphy Patricia   |                   |
|    |                         | (5%)              |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | Craun, Michael    |                   |
|    |                         | (5% Non EPA)      |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NHEERL            |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Criteria and Air-Toxic  | Dr. Gabele, Pete  | Substantial       |
| HE | Emissions From In-Use   | (40%)\            | Contribution in   |
| 00 | Automobiles in the      | \                 | the Assessment    |
| 52 | National Low-Emission   | Dr. Baldauf,      | and Reduction of  |
|    | Vehicle Program         | Richard (35%)\    | Health Risks      |
|    |                         | \                 | Posed by Air      |
|    |                         | Dr. Cook, Richard | Toxics From Motor |
|    |                         | (15%)\            | Vehicles          |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Crews,        |                   |
|    |                         | William (5%       |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Snow, Richard |                   |
|    |                         | (5% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NRMRL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Individual vs Organism  | Dr. Wellman,      | Researching and   |
| IR | vs Populations in the   | Marjorie (7%      | Clarifying the    |
| 00 | Definition of           | Non-EPA)\         | Ecological Bases  |
| 60 | Ecological Assessment   | \                 | for the U.S.      |
|    | Endpoints               | Dr. Wharton,      | EPA\'s            |
|    |                         | Steve (7%         | Risk-Informed     |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         | Decisions         |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Norton, Susan |                   |
|    |                         | B. (7% Non-EPA)\  |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Fairbrother,  |                   |
|    |                         | Anne (7% Non-EPA) |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NCEA              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | PCDD and PCDF Emissions | Dr. Gullett,      | Determining       |
| MM | from Simulated          | Brian (75%)\      | Methods to        |
| 00 | Sugarcane Field Burning | \                 | Quantify          |
| 64 |                         | Dr. Touati,       | Emissions of      |
|    |                         | Abderrahmane (15% | PCDD/PCDF from    |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         | Agricultural      |
|    |                         | \                 | Burning           |
|    |                         | Dr. Huwe, Janice  |                   |
|    |                         | (5% Non-EPA)\     |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Hakk, Heldur  |                   |
|    |                         | (5% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NRMRL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Calculation of    | Dr. Betowski,     | Modeling used to  |
| MM | Electron Affinities of  | Leon D. (32%)\    | Predict the       |
| 00 | Polycyclic Aromatic     | \                 | Sensitivities of  |
| 65 | Hydrocarbons and        | Dr. Enlow, Mark   | PAHs under        |
|    | Solvation Energies of   | (15%)\            | Chemical          |
|    | their Radical Anions\   | \                 | Ionization Mass   |
|    | \                       | Dr. Riddick, Lee  | Spectrometric     |
|    | (2) Electron Affinities | (3%)\             | Conditions        |
|    | of Polynuclear Aromatic | \                 |                   |
|    | Hydrocarbons and        | Dr. Aue, Donald   |                   |
|    | Negative-Ion            | H. (45% Non-EPA)\ |                   |
|    | Chemical-Ionization     | \                 |                   |
|    | Senstivities            | Dr. Enlow, Mark   |                   |
|    |                         | (5% Non-EPA)      |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NERL              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Detection of Human      | Dr. Fout, G. Shay | Demonstrating the |
| MM | Enteric Viruses in      | (30%)\            | Value of Field    |
| 00 | Stream Water with       | \                 | Matrix Spikes in  |
| 67 | RT-PCR and Cell Culture | Dr. Dahling,      | Virus Occurrence  |
|    |                         | Daniel R. (20%)\  | Studies of        |
|    |                         | \                 | Recreational or   |
|    |                         | Dr. Denis-Mize,   | Drinking Water    |
|    |                         | Kimberly (30%     | Sources           |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Francy, Donna |                   |
|    |                         | S. (20% Non-EPA)  |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NERL              |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NERL              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Characterization of the | Dr. Kinsey, John  | The First         |
| MM | Fugitive Particulate    | S. (55%)\         | Directly Measured |
| 00 | Emissions from          | \                 | Fine PM Emission  |
| 69 | Construction Mud/Dirt   | Dr. Linna, Kara   | Factors from      |
|    | Carryout                | L. (15%)\         | Paved Road        |
|    |                         | \                 | Mud/Dirt Carryout |
|    |                         | Dr. Squier,       |                   |
|    |                         | William C. (15%)\ |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Muleski,      |                   |
|    |                         | Gregory E. (10%   |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Cowherd, Jr., |                   |
|    |                         | Chatten (5%       |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)          |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NRMRL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Evaluation of           | Dr. Meckes, Mark  | Developing Data   |
| MM | Bacteriological         | C. (60%)\         | which Supports    |
| 00 | Indicators of           | \                 | the use of        |
| 73 | Disinfection for        | Dr. Rhodes, Eric  | Alternative       |
|    | Alkaline Treated        | R. (40%)          | Indicator         |
|    | Biosolids               |                   | Microorganisms    |
|    |                         | NRMRL             | for Biosolids     |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Evaluation of     | Dr. Sather, Mark  | A More Simple and |
| MM | Short-Term Ogawa        | E. (40%)\         | Less Expensive    |
| 00 | Passive Photolytic, and | \                 | Monitoring Method |
| 74 | Federal Reference       | Dr. Slonecker, E. | for Ambient       |
|    | Method Sampling Devices | Terrence (20%)\   | Nitrogen Oxides   |
|    | for Nitrogen Oxides in  | \                 |                   |
|    | El Paso and Houston,    | Dr. Mathew,       |                   |
|    | Texas\                  | Johnson (15%)\    |                   |
|    | \                       | \                 |                   |
|    | (2) Evaluation of Ogawa | Dr. Kronmiller,   |                   |
|    | Passive Sampling        | Keith G. (10%     |                   |
|    | Devices as an           | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    | Alternative Measurement | \                 |                   |
|    | Method for the Nitrogen | Dr. Williams,     |                   |
|    | Dioxide Annual Standard | Dennis D. (10%    |                   |
|    | in El Paso, Texas       | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Daughtrey,    |                   |
|    |                         | Hunter (5%        |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)          |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Evaluation of     | Dr. Yurista,      | New Indicators,   |
| MM | Optically Acquired      | Peder M. (60%)\   | Technologies, and |
| 00 | Zooplankton             | \                 | Strategies for    |
| 77 | Size-Spectrum Data as a | Dr. Kelly, John   | the Next          |
|    | Potential Tool for      | R. (20%)\         | Generation of     |
|    | Assessment of Condition | \                 | Great Lakes       |
|    | in the Great Lakes\     | Dr. Miller,       | Assessment        |
|    | \                       | Samuel E. (20%)   |                   |
|    | (2) Comparisons of      |                   |                   |
|    | Zooplankton Community   |                   |                   |
|    | Size Structure in the   |                   |                   |
|    | Great Lakes             |                   |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) A Simple          | Dr. Dean, Timothy | The               |
| MM | Multiplex Polymerase    | R. (75%)\         | Identification    |
| 00 | Chain Reaction Assay    | \                 | and               |
| 81 | for the Identification  | Dr. Kohan,        | Characterization  |
|    | of Four Environmentally | Michael (15%)\    | of Fungal         |
|    | Relevant Fungal         | \                 | Biological        |
|    | Contaminants\           | Dr. Menetrez,     | Contaminants      |
|    | \                       | Marc Y. (5%)\     | Prevalent within  |
|    | (2) A Simple Polymerase | \                 | the Built         |
|    | Chain                   | Dr. Betancourt,   | Environment       |
|    | Reaction/Restriction    | Doris (5%)\       |                   |
|    | Fragment Length         | \                 |                   |
|    | Polymorphism Assay      | Dr. Roop, Barbara |                   |
|    | Capable of Identifying  | (0%)              |                   |
|    | Medically Relevant      |                   |                   |
|    | Filamentous Fungi\      | NRMRL             |                   |
|    | \                       |                   |                   |
|    | (3) A Simple Polymerase |                   |                   |
|    | Chain                   |                   |                   |
|    | Reaction-Sequencing     |                   |                   |
|    | Analysis Capable of     |                   |                   |
|    | Identifying Multiple    |                   |                   |
|    | Medically Relevant      |                   |                   |
|    | Filamentous Fungal      |                   |                   |
|    | Species                 |                   |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Preparing Highway       | Dr. Cook, James   | Research which    |
| OR | Emissions Inventories   | Richard (55%)\    | Greatly Improved  |
| 00 | for Urban Scale         | \                 | the Agency\'s     |
| 82 | Modeling: A Case Study  | Dr. Strum,        | Ability to        |
|    | in Philadelphia         | Madeleine L.      | Develop Air Toxic |
|    |                         | (10%)\            | Inventories for   |
|    |                         | \                 | Mobile Sources at |
|    |                         | Dr. Beidler,      | the Local Level   |
|    |                         | Allan (20%        |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Touma, Jawad  |                   |
|    |                         | S. (15% Non-EPA)  |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NVFEL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Inactivation of   | Dr. Rice, Eugene  | The Evaluation of |
| OR | Spores of Bacillus      | W. (30%)\         | Surrogates for    |
| 00 | Anthracis Sterne,       | \                 | Bacillus          |
| 84 | Bacillus Cereus, and    | Dr. Sivaganesan,  | anthracis for use |
|    | Bacillus thuringiensis  | Mano (30%)\       | in Disinfection   |
|    | subsp. Israelensis by   | \                 | Studies           |
|    | Chlorination\           | Dr. Adcock,       |                   |
|    | \                       | Noreen J. (30%)\  |                   |
|    | (2) Inactivation of     | \                 |                   |
|    | Bacillus globigii by    | Dr. Rose, Laura   |                   |
|    | Chlorination: A         | J. (10% Non-EPA)  |                   |
|    | Hierarchical Bayesian   |                   |                   |
|    | Model                   | NHSRC             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | A Novel Technique for   | Dr. Dilbeck,      | A Rapid           |
| OR | the Rapid               | George A. (35%)\  | Assessment Tool   |
| 00 | Identification of Alpha | \                 | Enabling the EPA  |
| 86 | Emitters Released       | Dr. Leitch,       | to Respond More   |
|    | during a Radiological   | Jerrold M. (10%)\ | Efficiently to    |
|    | Incident                | \                 | Nuclear Incidents |
|    |                         | Dr. Moore, Brian  | Involving Alpha   |
|    |                         | J. (10%)\         | Contamination     |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Honsa,        |                   |
|    |                         | Patricia C. (5%)\ |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Taylor, Bud   |                   |
|    |                         | (30% Non-EPA)\    |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Silverstone,  |                   |
|    |                         | Marina (10%       |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)          |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | RIENL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Estimating Streamflow   | Dr. Mohamoud,     | Contributing to   |
| OR | and Associated          | Yusuf M. (67%)\   | the Solution of a |
| 00 | Hydraulic Geometry the  | \                 | Practical         |
| 87 | Mid-Atlantic Region,    | Dr. Parmar,       | Problem:          |
|    | USA                     | Rajbir S. (33%)   | Predictions in    |
|    |                         |                   | Ungauged Basins   |
|    |                         | NERL              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Basin-Wide Analysis of  | Dr. Shanks, Orin  | Scientific and    |
| OR | the Dynamics of Fecal   | C. (35%)\         | Technical         |
| 00 | Contamination and Fecal | \                 | Achievement in    |
| 89 | Source Identification   | Dr. Nietch,       | the Field of      |
|    | in Tillamook Bay,       | Christopher       | Water Quality     |
|    | Oregon                  | (15%)\            | Monitoring with   |
|    |                         | \                 | Fecal Indicators  |
|    |                         | Dr. Field, Kate   |                   |
|    |                         | (15% Non-EPA)\    |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Simonich,     |                   |
|    |                         | Michael (15%      |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Reynolds, Don |                   |
|    |                         | (15% Non-EPA)\    |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Younger,      |                   |
|    |                         | Melissa (5%       |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)          |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NRMRL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Characterization of     | Dr. Machemer,     | Potential of      |
| OR | Airborne and Bulk       | Steven D. (100%)  | Respirable        |
| 00 | Particulate from Iron   |                   | Particle Hazards  |
| 93 | and Steel Manufacturing | NEIC              | from Steel Mills  |
|    | Facilities              |                   | Suggesting a Need |
|    |                         |                   | for Inhalation    |
|    |                         |                   | RFC\'s for Ca     |
|    |                         |                   | Oxide/Hydroxide   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Diagnosis of Trace Pb   | Dr. Sidle,        | Pb Isotope        |
| OR | in Domestic Wells,      | William (100%)    | Methods for       |
| 00 | Upper Gloucester        |                   | Discrimination of |
| 95 | Catchment, Maine, USA   | NRMRL             | Drinking Water    |
|    |                         |                   | Contamination     |
|    |                         |                   | Among Rural Water |
|    |                         |                   | Districts         |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Trends Analysis of      | Dr. Sather, Mark  | A Better          |
| RA | Ambient 8 Hour Ozone    | E. (95%)\         | Understanding of  |
| 01 | and Precursor           | \                 | the Ozone         |
| 06 | Monitoring Data in the  | Dr. Cavender,     | Pollution         |
|    | South Central U.S.      | Kevin (5%)        | Problems in the   |
|    |                         |                   | South Central     |
|    |                         |                   | U.S. through      |
|    |                         |                   | trends Analysis   |
|    |                         |                   | of PAMS Data      |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Toxicity Tests for      | Dr. Ireland,      | Review of         |
| RA | Sediment Quality        | Scott D. (60%)\   | Assessment        |
| 01 | Assessments             | \                 | Techniques for    |
| 13 |                         | Dr. Ho, Kay (40%) | Assessing         |
|    |                         |                   | Sediment Quality  |
|    |                         |                   | for Toxicologists |
|    |                         |                   | and Policy Makers |
|    |                         |                   | Across the World  |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Temperature and         | Dr. Gordon,       | Publishing a      |
| RA | Toxicology:An           | Christopher J.    | Thorough Review   |
| 01 | Integrative,            | (100%)            | of the Literature |
| 39 | Comparative, and        |                   | on the Effects of |
|    | Environmental Approach  | NHEERL            | Temperture on the |
|    | CRC Press, Boca Raton,  |                   | Toxicity of       |
|    | FL, 338 PP              |                   | Environmental     |
|    |                         |                   | Pollutants        |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Evaluation of Lead      | Dr. Barth, Edwin  | Implementation of |
| RM | Availability in Amended | F. (80%)\         | a Unique          |
| 01 | Soils Monitored over a  | \                 | Monitoring        |
| 17 | Long-term Time Period   | Dr. Succop, Paul  | Program to        |
|    |                         | A. (10% Non-EPA)\ | Evaluate the      |
|    |                         | \                 | Sustainability of |
|    |                         | Dr. Evans, Mark   | a Soil Amendment  |
|    |                         | L. (10% Non-EPA)  | Process           |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NRMRL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | The Distribution,       | Dr. Impellitteri, | Research on the   |
| TF | Solid-Phase Speciation, | Christopher A.    | Behavior of       |
| 01 | and                     | (70%)\            | Arsenic in        |
| 26 | Desorption/Dissolution  | \                 | Drinking Water    |
|    | of as in Waste          | Dr. Scheckel,     | Treatment Wastes  |
|    | Iron-Based Drinking     | Kirk G. (30%)     |                   |
|    | Water Treatment         |                   |                   |
|    | Residuals               | NRMRL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Arsenate and Arsenite   | Dr. Su, Chunming  | Cutting-Edge      |
| TF | Sorption on and         | (75%)\            | Research on       |
| 01 | Arsenite Oxidation by   | \                 | Arsenic           |
| 27 | Iron(ll, lll)           | Dr. Wilkin,       | Interactions with |
|    | Hydroxycarbonate Green  | Richard T. (25%)  | Iron-Bearing      |
|    | Rust                    |                   | Minerals          |
|    |                         | NRMRL             |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Uncertainty from        | Dr. Weaver, James | Improving         |
| TF | Synergistic Effects of  | W. (50%)\         | Assessment of     |
| 01 | Multiple Parameters in  | \                 | Vapor Intrusion   |
| 30 | the Johnson and         | Dr. Tillman, Fred | by Illuminating   |
|    | Ettinger (1991) Vapor   | D. (50% Non-EPA)  | Uncertainties in  |
|    | Intrusion Model         |                   | Modeling          |
|    |                         | NERL              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | \(1\) Detection and     | Dr. Creed, John   | Study of the      |
| TF | Quantification of a     | T. (20%)\         | Conversion of     |
| 01 | Thio-Arsenosugar in     | \                 | Arsenic Oxides to |
| 31 | Marine Mollusks by      | Dr. Creed,        | Arsenic Sulfides  |
|    | IC-ICP-MS with an       | Patricia A.       | in Seafoods and   |
|    | Emphasis on the         | (20%)\            | in the Cecal      |
|    | Interaction of          | \                 | Content of a      |
|    | Arsenosugars with       | Dr. Thomas, David | Mouse             |
|    | Sulfide as a Function   | J. (16%)\         |                   |
|    | of pH\                  | \                 |                   |
|    | \                       | Dr. Kohan, Mike   |                   |
|    | (2) In Vitro            | (15%)\            |                   |
|    | Biotransformation of an | \                 |                   |
|    | Arsenosugar by Mouse    | Dr. Herbin-Davis, |                   |
|    | Anaerobic Cecal         | Karen (0%)\       |                   |
|    | Microflora and Cecal    | \                 |                   |
|    | Tissue as Examined      | Dr. Conklin, Sean |                   |
|    | using IC-ICP-MS and     | D. (20% Non-EPA)\ |                   |
|    | LC-ESI-MS/MS            | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Fricke,       |                   |
|    |                         | Michael W. (2%    |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Ackerman,     |                   |
|    |                         | Amanda H. (2%     |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)          |                   |
|    |                         |                   |                   |
|    |                         | NERL              |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
| S7 | Effects of Different    | Dr. Burgess,      | Innovative        |
| TF | Forms of Organic Carbon | Robert M. (25%)\  | Research to       |
| 01 | on the Partitioning and | \                 | Understand        |
| 36 | Bioavailability of      | Dr. Pelletier,    | Factors Affecting |
|    | Nonhlphenol             | Marguerite C.     | the               |
|    |                         | (25%)\            | Bioavailability   |
|    |                         | \                 | of the Emerging   |
|    |                         | Dr. Gundersen,    | Contaminant       |
|    |                         | Jennifer L.       | Nonylphenol       |
|    |                         | (25%)\            |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Ryba, Stephan |                   |
|    |                         | A. (15%)\         |                   |
|    |                         | \                 |                   |
|    |                         | Dr. Perron,       |                   |
|    |                         | Monique M. (10%   |                   |
|    |                         | Non-EPA)          |                   |
+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+
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+----+-------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+

***Key to Acronyms used in the above Tables***

*NCCT - National Center for Computational Toxicology*

*NEIC - National Enforcement Investigations Center*

*NERL - National Exposure Research Laboratory*

*NHEERL - National Health and Environmental Effects Laboratory*

*NHSRC - National Homeland Security Research Center*

*NRMRL - National Risk Management Research Laboratory*

*NVFEL - National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory*

*OCHEE - Office of Children's Health and Environmental Education*

*OPPT - Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics*

*OTAQ - Office of Transportation and Air Quality*

*OWOW - Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds*