Michael T. Cox, Ph.D., CSE, has received funding in the amount of $70,074 from the University of Connecticut for his proposal entitled "Large-Scale, Multi-Agent, Distributed Mission Plannign and Execution in Complex Dynamic Environment."
Michael T. Cox, Ph.D., CSE, and Sundaram Narayanan, Ph.D., BIE, have received funding in the amount of $304,095 from the Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute for their proposal entitled " Collaborative Information Systems and Adaptive Work Processes."
Jennie J. Gallimore, Ph.D., BIE, has received funding in the amount of $25,000 from the Department of Defense, Naval Aerormedical Research, for her proposal entitled "Visual Displays Research."
Oscar Garcia, Ph.D., CSE, has received funding in the amount of $49,985 on behalf of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering from the Ohio Supercomputer Center to conduct the Summer Institute for Advanced Computation. The staff of the CSE Department presented the Institute August 22-28 at Wright State University to 32 attendees from universities and industries in Ohio. Topics included parallel archi-tectures and paradigms, parallel programming (MPI) and graphic visualization.
Oscar Garcia, Ph.D., CSE, and P. Bruce Berra, Ph.D., ITRI, have also received funding in the amount of $125,000 on behalf of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering from the Ohio Board of Regents for the Priorities in Graduate Education program.
Ramana Grandhi, Ph.D., ME, and J. Mitch Wolff, Ph.D., ME, have received funding in the amount of $212,466 from the Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute for their proposal entitled " Computational Nonlinear Aeroelasticity Multi-disciplinary Analysis and Design." Drs. Wolff and Grandhi have also received funding in the amount of $50,000 from the Department of Defense, Air Force Research, for their proposal entitled "Precision Design, Modeling, and Instrumentation in Turbomachinery."
Marian Kazimierczuk, Ph.D., EE, (with J. A. Weimer, B. T. Nguyen, and B. A. Jordan) has received U.S. Patent No. 5,914,542 entitled "Supercapacitor charging."
Prabhaker Mateti, Ph.D., CSE, has received funding in the amount of $69,144 from the National Science Foundation, Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement, for his proposal entitled "Laboratory-Based Courses on Firewalls and Internet Security."
Sharmila Mukhopadhyay, Ph.D., ME, has received funding in the amount of $20,028 from Superconductive Components, Inc., for her proposal entitled "Investigate the Feasibility of Fabricating Large Scale Dual Microstructure YBCO Toroid." Dr. Mukhopadhyay has also received funding in the amount of $25,498 from Universal Technology Corporation for her proposal entitled "Characterization of Carbon Materials."
Sundaram Narayanan, Ph.D., BIE, and Richard J. Koubek, Ph.D., BIE, have received funding in the amount of $221,180 from the Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute for their proposal entitled "Models, Web-Based Simulations and Integrated Analysis Techniques for Improved Logistical Performance."
Chandler A. Phillips, M.D., BIE; David B. Reynolds, Ph.D., BIE; and Richard J. Koubek, Ph.D., BIE, have received funding in the amount of $83,703 from the National Science Foundation, Grants for Scientific Research, for their proposal entitled "Biomedical and Human Factors Engineering Design Projects for Persons with Disabilities."
Blair Rowley, Ph.D., BIE, has received funding in the amount of $270,612 from the Ohio Rehabili-tation Services Commission for his proposal entitled "Rehabilitation Technology Contract." Dr. Rowley has also received additional funding in the amount of $100,000 from the U.S. Department of Education for his proposal entitled "Rehabilitation Engineering and Technology Training."
J. Mitch Wolff, Ph.D., ME, has received funding in the amount of $145,539 from the Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute for his proposal entitled "High Cycle Fatigue Unsteady Aerodynamic Analysis Improvements and Flow Physics."
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