|
RESEARCH CONTRACTS AND GRANTS:
- National Science Foundation, (Co-Principal Investigator
with David Zaretsky), “Automated
Design Environment for Embedded Systems,” $100,000, 2006-07.
- Intel Corporation, (Principal Investigator), “A
Hardware/Software Codesign Environment for
Low Power Embedded Systems,” (Principal Investigator), $100,000,
2006-08.
- JSC Global, (Principal Investigator), “Software Technology Center,”
$60,000, 2006-07.
- Department of Energy, (Principal Investigator), “An
Integrative Bio-engineering Institute.” $722,000, 2006-07.
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) (Co-Principal
Investigator with David Zaretsky), "A Hardware/Software Design Environment for
Reconfigurable Communications Systems," $69,300, 2006.
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
(Principal Investigator), "A
System Level Tool for Translating Software to Reconfigurable Hardware,"
$100,000, 2005-06.
- Calypto Design
Systems, (Principal Investigator), “System Level Verification
Algorithms,” $33,000, 2004-05.
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
(Principal Investigator), "MATLAB Based Adaptive Computing for
NASA Image Processing Applications," $309,835, 2000-04.
- Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration (DARPA)
(Principal Investigator), "PACT: Power Aware Architectural and
Compilation Techniques," $1,202,906, 2000-2003.
- Synplicity
Corporation (Principal Investigator), "Software Tools for FPGA
and ASIC Synthesis and Verification," 2003, software donation.
- Synopsys
Corporation (Principal Investigator), "Software Tools for Logic
Synthesis," 2000-2002, software donation, (obtained through
University Program)
- Cadence Design Systems (Principal Investigator),
"Tools for Electronic Design Automation," 2000-2002,
software donation, (obtained through University Program)
- Microsoft Corporation (Principal Investigator). "New
Initiatives in the Electrical and Computer Engineering
Department," 2000-2001, hardware, software and cash donation,
$690,000.
- Motorola Foundation (Principal Investigator), "New
Initiatives in the Electrical and Computer Engineering
Department," 1999-2004, cash donation, $500,000.
- Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration (DARPA)
(Principal Investigator), "A MATLAB Compilation Environment for
Adaptive Computing Systems," $1,855,662, 1998-2001.
- Department of Energy, ASCI Level-2 (Co-Principal
Investigator), "Large High-Performance Data Management, Access,
and Storage Techniques for Tera-Scale
Scientific Applications," $876,000, 1998-2001.
- Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration (DARPA)
(Co-Principal Investigator) "Architectures, Compilers, and
Configuration Management of Reconfigurable Computing for Mass-Market
Computing," $1,981,349, 1997-2000.
- National Science Foundation (Principal Investigator),
"A High-Speed Distributed Computing Infrastructure",
$906,512, 1997-2002.
- National Science Foundation (Principal Investigator),
"Efficient Compilation Issues in Distributed Memory Multicomputers," $94,000, 1996-99.
- Mentor Graphics Corporation (Principal Investigator),
"VLSI Computer Aided Design Tools", 1996-02,software donation.
- IBM Corporation (Principal Investigator), "IBM
Research Partnership Award: Parallelizing Compiler for Distributed
Memory Multicomputers", $40,000,
1995-96.
- Defense Advanced Research Projects Administration,
administered by the Army Research Office, (Principal Investigator),
"VLSI CAD on Scalable High Performance Computing Platforms,"
$1,690,000, 1994-98.
- National Science Foundation (Principal Investigator),
"Parallel Algorithms for Synthesis and Test," $126,000,
1994-98.
- Office of Naval Research (Principal Investigator) "A
Novel Approach to Fault Tolerance in Distributed Memory
Multiprocessors," $431,000, 1990-93.
- National Science Foundation (Presidential Young
Investigator), "Design Issues in Parallel Processor
Architectures," $312,000, 1987-92.
- Semiconductor Research Corporation (Principal
Investigator), "Reliable VLSI Architectures," $187,500,
1987-92.
- National
Science Foundation, (Principal Investigator), "Fault Tolerant
Highly Parallel Signal Processing Architectures," $46,000,
1988-89.
- National
Science Foundation, (Principal Investigator), "Parallel
Algorithms for VLSI Circuit Extraction on Multiprocessors,"
$48,000, 1988-89.
- Office of Naval Research (Principal Investigator),
"An Algorithmic Approach to Fault Tolerance in Parallel
Processors for Space Applications," $60,800, 1988-89.
- General Electric Corporate Research and Development
(Principal Investigator), "Parallel Architecture and
Algorithms," $37,500, 1987-92.
- National Science Foundation Engineering Research
Equipment Grant (Co-principal Investigator with Prof. Wah and Prof. Iyer),
"Algorithm Development and Performance Evaluation of Hypercube
Multiprocessors, $130,000, 1987-89.
- Intel Scientific Computers (Principal Investigator),
"Evaluating Parallel Algorithms on the Intel Hypercube,"
$50,000, 1987-89.
- IBM Corporation (Principal Investigator), "Parallel
Algorithms for VLSI Design Automation," $60,000, 1986-88.
|
