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This is a one-year, $100K MIPS award with Lanham-based Millennium Engineering and Integration, LLC

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Characterization and Robust Multivariable Control of the Dynamics of Gas Exchange During Peritoneal Oxygenated Perfluorocarbon Perfusion is a five-year, $2.6M NSF collaborative research grant.

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Carol Espy-Wilson is the principal investigator on a four-year, $842,431 NSF “Smart and Connected Health” grant, Using Multi-Stage Learning to Prioritize Mental Health. Her co-PIs are Philip Resnik and John Dickerson.

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The researchers will use statistics and optimization for humanitarian logistics and disaster mitigation—specifically, post-earthquake relief. They will contribute improved methods for allocating resources for post-seismic building damage assessment.

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Researchers funded by a new two-year, $460K grant from the National Institutes of Health National Institute on Aging hope to shed light on whether mindfulness training could be used therapeutically to help people who have had minor strokes experience more complete recoveries.

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Modern-day data centers store large volumes of information in distributed form, placing parts of the same data file on different servers in the system. Unfortunately, servers fail on a regular basis, either transiently or permanently. When they do, recovering the data stored on them depends on methods of data encoding. Developing these methods is critical to designing large-scale storage systems.

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Collections of sequences of zeros and ones formed of n bits, called codes, are used for representing data to be stored in computer memory or transmitted over an optical cable. In many applications in communications, statistics, and computer science it is beneficial to choose a code that is in some ways uniformly distributed over the set of all the possible binary sequences. These applications have led researchers to define a large group of problems in applied mathematics both on the theory side and in the domain of data processing procedures.

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ISR faculty and their students are playing key roles in the University of Maryland and University of Maryland Baltimore County’s (UMBC) new "ARTIAMAS" cooperative agreement with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL). The five-year agreement—worth up to $68 million—focuses on safe, effective, and resilient capabilities and technologies that work intelligently and cooperatively with each other and humans. The research will span engineering, robotics, computer science, operations research, modeling and simulation, and cybersecurity.

MIPS: UAS Airborne Intelligent Flight Management System for Operations in Adversarial Environments

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NSF: Characterization and Robust Multivariable Control of the Dynamics of Gas Exchange During Peritoneal Oxygenated Perfluorocarbon Perfusion

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MICRO Tutorial: New Architectural Horizons in AI Hardware Security

NSF: Using Multi-Stage Learning to Prioritize Mental Health

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Try it yourself—Your brain makes sense of math and language in different ways

Resource-Constrained Optimal Learning Framework for Post-Seismic Regional Building Damage Inference

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NIH: Mindfulness Matters: The Impact of Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction on Post-Stroke Cognition

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From Storage Codes to Recoverable Systems

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Coding-theoretic methods in discrepancy and energy optimization, with applications

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ARTIAMAS Cooperative Agreement

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