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Grants Received in 2010

–CDI-Type II: Understanding the Universe Through Scalable Navigation of a Galaxy
–EAGER: Foundations for Predictive Resource Management in Next-Generation Multicore Processor Systems
–Workshop on Sustainable Energy-Efficient Data Mangement
–EAGER: Energy-Efficient Transaction Processing
–TC: Small: Collaborative Research: Improved Privacy though Exposure Control
–CSR Large: Storage Memory Architechture for Energy Efficient Data Centers
–Improving a Natural-Language Tutoring System that Engages Students in Deep Reasoning Dialogues About
–TC: Medium: Collaborative Research: Towards Formal Risk-Aware Authorization
–Student Research Workshop in Computational Linguistics at the NAACL HLT 2010 Conference
–Career: Data-Driven Bottom-Up Humaiod Articulations
–Workshop: Support for the Fifteenth International Conference on Architectural Support for


Grants Received in 2009

–Using Medical Records Repositories to Improve the Alert System Design
–Fault-Adaptive Control of Energy-Efficient
–Discovering Complex Anomalous Patterns
–Detecting Deviations in Clinical Care in ICU Data Streams
– An Affect-Adaptive Spoken Dialogue System the Responds Based on User Model and Multiple
– Enabling Fast and Versatile Packet Processing for Future Larger-Scale Networks
– Towards a Dynamic and Composable Model of Trust
– Word Sense and Multilingual Subjectivity Analysis
–REU: Algorithms and Metrics for New Generation Data Stream Management Systems
–REU: User Centric Data Management
–Science of Power Management Workshop


Grants Received in 2008

–Decision Making in Biosurveillance
– Exploring the Role of Word Senses in Subjectivity
– A Robust Execution Environment for Fragile Multicore Systems
– A Revolutionary 4D Approach to Network-Wide Control
– A Low Terabyte Main Memory Using Phase Change Memory
–Multi Yield RFCM Investigations and Development
–Algorithmic Support for Power Management
–CAREER: User Centric Data Management
–CAREER: Robust Parsing for New Domains and Languages
–Information Attribution and Aggregation

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