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This is a one-year, $72K subcontract through Metron, Inc. to develop a capability to autonomously generate mission plans for onboard Unmanned Aerial Systems in support of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions by applying artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques. Specifically, the project will design dynamic Unmanned Aerial Vehicle controls and associated hardware requirements for the mission planning controller focused on a single agent/platform.

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This is a three-year, $390K NSF collaborative research cyber-physical systems grant.

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Large-scale systems with societal relevance, such as power generation systems, are increasingly able to leverage new technologies to mitigate their environmental impact, e.g., by harvesting energy from renewable sources. This three-year, $330K cyber-physical systems grant aims to investigate methods and computational tools to design a new user-centric paradigm for energy apportionment and distribution and, more broadly, for trustworthy utility services.

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This 1.5 year, $240K project is a subaward to a DARPA-PA-21-04-03 SHADE AIE Opportunity.

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This is a six-month, $170K award to develop a high power density motor controller for aerospace application.

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This is a five-year, $1.627M grant. NIH has made similar grants to the PI in the past (see 2014, for instance).

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Professor Carol Espy-Wilson (ECE/ISR) is the principal investigator for a new three-year, $500K National Science Foundation collaborative research award, “Estimating Articulatory Constriction Place and Timing from Speech Acoustics.” Espy-Wilson will be working with Suzanne Boyce of the University of Cincinnati and Mark Tiede of Haskins Laboratories, Inc.

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This is an eight-year, $495K 2015 NSF CAREER Award.

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This is a 2.5 year, $110K contract with General Dynamics Electric Boat for a hybrid multilevel converter topology evaluation.

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Professor Shihab Shamma (ECE/ISR) is a co-principal investigator on a 2022 Department of Defense Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI), “Learning to mine a soundscape.” His former student and postdoctoral researcher, Mounya Elhilali (ECE Ph.D. 2004; MS 2003), a professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Johns Hopkins University (JHU), is the principal investigator for the overall project.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning-Based Autonomous Mission Planning for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Missions

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NSF CR CPS Medium: Population Games for Cyber-Physical Systems: New Theory with Tools for Transportation Management under Extreme Demand

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NSF CR CPS Medium: ASTrA: Automated Synthesis for Trustworthy Autonomous Utility Services

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SPADE: Strategic Probabilistic Attitudinal Diplomacy Engine

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Boeing: A High Power Density Motor Controller for Avionic Applications

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NIH-NIDCD: Spectro-Temporal Plasticity in Primary Auditory Cortex

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NSF: Estimating Articulatory Constriction Place and Timing from Speech Acoustics

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NSF CAREER: Non-Black Box Cryptography: Defending against and Benefitting from Access to Code

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General Dynamics Electric Boat: Hybrid Multilevel Converter Topology Evaluation

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ONR MURI: Learning to Mine a Soundscape

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