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Grants Received in 2007

– 2007 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship
– REU:SGER: Learing Syntax-based Evaluation Metrics for Machine Translation.
– Enabling Circuit Switching with Compiler and Run-time Analysis Performance Systems
– Yield and Reliability Enhancement for On-Chip Multicore Memories in Nanoscale Technology
– Evidence Based Anomaly Detection in Clinical Databases.
– Botnet Detection and Mitigation
– Botnet Detection and Mitigation
– Botnet Detection and Mitigation
– Network Communication Analysis Project


Grants Received in 2006

– SPORE in Lung Cancer
– Automated Detection of Invasives
– Worskshop on Data Management for Wireless Sensor Networks
– Non-Linear Model Order Reduction for Behavioral Models of Emerging Technologies
– Algorithms and Metrics for New Generation Data Stream Management Systems
– Adapting to Student Uncertainty over and above Correctness in Spoken Tutoring Dialogue System
– Innovative Technology for Virtual Leased-Line Services in High Speed Networks
– Career: A Compilation for the Devalopment of High Performance Secure Applications of Trusted Processors
– Proteomics and Bioinformatics Core Facilites
– Student Research Workshop in Computational Linguistics, at the COLING-ACL 2006 Conference.
– Collaborative Research: CRI: A Community Resource Development Project for a Retargetable and Reconfigurable Software Dynamic Translation Infrastucture.
– Algorithms and Metrics for New Generation Data Stream Management Systems
– SGER: Learning Syntax-based Evaluation Metrics for Machine Translation


Grants Received in 2005

– Collaborative Research: Algorithmic Support for Power Aware Computing and Communication
– Collaborative Research:NeTS-NBD: A Revolutionary 4D Approach to Network-Wide Control and Management
– Collaborative Research: CT-ISG: Fault Tolerant and Secure Infrastructure for Time Critical Embedded Systems
– SGER: Design of Efficient Testing and Screening in Molecular Biology
– SGER: Exploratory Research on Sensor Based Infrastructure for Early Tsunami Detection.
– Natural Language Processing Technology for Guided Study of Bioinformatics
– Distributer Collaborative Decision Support Technologies e Design Center
– Strategic Medical Intelligence Initiative
– Protecting Intellectual Property in Collaborative Design
– Modeling Immunity for Biodefense
– CSR-AES: Collaborative Research: Debugging Dynamic Code Modifications
– Hardening Ad-Hoc Networks with Secure Coprocessors
– Infocom 2005 Student Travel Support
– Processor Performance Characterization in the Presence of Transient Errors
– Proteomics and Bioinformatic Core Facilities
– Demand Driven Software Testing


Grants Received in 2004

– SGER Modeling Fragility in Sociotechnical Systems: A Transportation Study
– Semi-Supervised Learning Methods for Machine Translation
– REU: Secure CITI - A Secure Critical Information Technology Infrastructure for Disaster Managment
– REU: Power Autonomous Wireless Networks: Controlling CPU and Transmission Power with Rechargeable Capabilities
– REU: NGS: Collaborative Research: Adapting Program Code Continuously and Adaptively
– REU: Collaborative Research Algorithmic Problems in Next Generation Network
– Repository of the Proceedings and Findings of the IDM Workshops
– Options in Question Answering
– ITR: Tutoring Scientific Explanations via Natural Languages Dialogue
– Interactive Multi-Modal Learning in Discrete Mathematics
– Flexible and Dynamic Workflow Design: Theory and Practice
– Improving Program Performance with Speculative Memory Disambiguation
– CS MR Research
– Collaborative Research: Transactional Execution Making Unsafe Compiler Optimizations Work in Runtime
– Cognitive Memory Structures
– Area, Power, and Efficient Chip I/O using Multi-Bit-Differential Signaling
– Architectures for Cognitive Information Processing
– Algorithmic Support for Temperature Aware Computing and Networking
– Advance Leadership
– Modeling Fragility of Sociotechnical Systems: A Transportation Study
– Tutoring Scientific Explanations Via Natural Language Dialogue


Grants Received in 2003

– Embedded Security
– Laboratory for Computer Network Security Instruction
– Adding Spoken Language to a Text-Based Dialogue Tutor
– Secure CITI: A Secure Critical Information Technology Infrastructure for Disaster Management
– Adapting Program Code Continuously and Aggresively
– Productive, Easy-to-use Reliable Computer Systems
– Monitoring Student State in Tutorial Spoken Dialogue
– Behavioral Modeling of MEMS Sensors for System Level Design
– Latent Variable Models of Large Stochastic Networks
– Scalable Peer to Peer Data Management
– Multi-Use Wireless Gateways
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– Collaborative Research: Algorithmic Support for Power Aware Computing and Communication
– Opinions in Question Answering
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– Collaborative Research: Algorithmic Support for Power Aware Computing and Communication
– Opinions in Question Answering

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