Major Grants Received [30, including 9 large ARC grants]

2018: ARC DP Grant ($290,000 [with JHKO Chong-Gossard] 2011: ARC DP Grant ($158, 545 [with JHKO Chong-Gossard]
2010: ARC DP Grant ($150,000)
2009: ARC Linkage Grant ($600,000) [with Prof. M. Manion & the State Library of Victoria]
2008: ARC DP Grant ($250,000)
2006: Large ARC near miss' grant, The University of Melbourne ($15,000)
2006: L&TPF Grant, The University of Melbourne ($50,000)
2006: Faculty of Arts Multimedia Development Grant ($28,000)
2006: Donation in support of IT development from Dame Elizabeth Murdoch ($10,000)
2005: Faculty of Arts Multimedia Development Grant ($30,000)
2004: Telematics Trust Multimedia Development Grant, The Potter Foundation ($25,000)
2004: Faculty of Arts Multimedia Development Grant ($30,000)
2004: University of Melbourne Linkage Seeding Grant ($10,000)
2004: Donation in support of IT development from Dame Elizabeth Murdoch ($5,000)
2005: Faculty of Arts Project Grant I ($5,000)
2004: Faculty of Arts Project Grant I ($5,000)
2002: a multimedia development grant from the Faculty of Arts towards a second edition of Ductus ($15,000).
2002: a multimedia development grant from the Faculty of Arts towards the generic development of Ductus ($10,000).
2001: a multimedia development grant from the Faculty of Arts for the digital facsimile edition of MS Junius 11 ($15,000).
2001: a MRDGS grant for research overseas towards the new digital facsimile of MS Junius 11 ($15,000).
2001: Support from Dame Elizabeth Murdoch ($5,000)
2001: Support from the Helen Schutt Trust ($5,000)
2001: Support from the Reid Foundation ($5,000)
1999-2001: an Australian Research Council Grant in support of a study of the life and career of Archbishop Theodore of Tarsus and his impact on eighth-century English ecclesiastical politics ($97,000).
1997-1998: a grant from the Faculty of Arts in support of the development of Ductus', an online program for teaching Latin paleography ($22,000).
1997-1998: a multimedia grant from the Teaching and Learning Committee in support of the development of Ductus', an online program for teaching Latin paleography ($25,000).
1997: a small ARC Grant for A Critical Edition of Edmer of Canterbury's twelfth-century Latin vitae of Oda and Oswald ($7,500).
1996-1998: an Australian Research Council Grant to study corrections and other scribal alterations to the major Anglo-Saxon poetic codices to determine what they may reveal about text reception and transmission in early medieval England ($130,000).
1995: a small ARC Grant for Much Ado About Nothing ($5,000).
1993-1994: an Australian Research Council Grant [with Professor Margaret Manion] for a study of illustration cycles in medieval psalters ($65,000).
1992-1993: an Australian Research Council (small) Grant for the edition of Edmer's Life of Saint Wilfrid ($18,000).
1990-1992 : an Australian Research Council Grant for a new edition of The Exeter Anthology of Old English Poetry ($55,000).

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