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EAGER: IMPRESS-U: Exploratory Research on Generative Compression for Compressive Lidar
This IMPRESS-U project is jointly funded by NSF, National Science Center of Poland, US National Academy of Sciences, and Office of Naval Research Global (DoD). The research will be...
REU Site: Gulf Coastal Plain Ecology
This REU Site award to the University of Southern Mississippi, located in Hattiesburg, MS, will support the training of 10 students for 10 weeks during each summer from 2025–2027....
Civic-PG Track A: Measuring Atmospheric Variability to Manage Intra-urban Heat and Air Quality
The National Institutes of Health note that heat and poor air quality in urban areas are the cause of significant illness and death in the US every year, with heat slated to increa...
Immersive Learning Technologies: Expanding Access Through Open-Source Innovation
Technician education is centered on providing hands-on, practical training closely simulating real-world scenarios. Faculty who teach in technician education programs are at the fo...
Collaborative Research: ReDDDoT Phase 1: Planning Grant: AI Summer Institute on Communities
This project funds an AI Summer Institute on Communities (AISIC), a collaboration between New York University and North Central College. This project addresses key challenges for u...
Integration of Cross-Disciplinary Skills and Dispositions into a Computer Science Degree Program
This project aims to serve the national interest by developing resources and approaches to support teaching and assessing cross-disciplinary skills and dispositions within a comput...
Collaborative Research: Elements: VLCC-States: Versioned Lineage-Driven Checkpointing of Composable States
Checkpointing is a fundamental pattern used by a variety of scientific applications at both small and large computing scales. Widely adopted for resilience purposes by long-running...
Leveraging Exit Tickets to Enhance Students' Self-Regulated Learning and Mathematics Knowledge
An exit ticket is a recommended and widely used way to end a lesson. A typical exit ticket format in mathematics lessons is for students to solve a few problems related to the day&...
Collaborative Research: AF:Small:NSF-DST: New Directions in Data Streaming: Models and Algorithms
In conventional models of computation, algorithms have access to the complete data set throughout the computation. However, in many modern real-world scenarios, data arrives as a c...
CIVIC-PG Track B - Leveraging a connected network of unattended micro-pantries to reduce food waste and improve food security
Traditional Hunger Relief Organizations (HROs) play a central role in reducing food insecurity. However, they face increasing challenges in equitably distributing rescued food. Vul...
AF: Small: Adaptivity and Learning in Stochastic Combinatorial Optimization
Data uncertainty is ubiquitous in several algorithmic applications such as healthcare, retail, transportation and robotics. For example, medical diagnosis involves performing tests...
ReDDDoT Phase 1: Planning Grant: Destigmatizing Disfluencies in Speech AI with Grassroots Stuttering Communities
Trained and optimized for fluent speech, speech AI performs poorly for people who stutter (PWS). Even when automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems do manage to transcribe stutte...
Collaborative Research: FMitF: Track III: Proof assistants in discrete mathematics education
Proof assistants---programming languages for the writing of mathematical proofs and interactive environments that check the correctness of proofs in these languages as users write...
Are beaver dam analogs all they're stacked up to be for hydrologic and ecosystem improvement?
Hundreds of millions of dollars are spent annually to restore stream ecosystems in the United States. One common approach uses beaver mimicry (installing structures akin to beaver...
SHF: Medium: Provably Correct, Energy-Efficient Edge Computing
Today’s general-purpose processors follow the von Neumann model, where programs execute as a sequence of instructions. However, this serial execution proves to be too slow. Process...
NSF/GEO-NERC: Unlocking New Horizons - How Feeding Morphology and Performance Impacts Adaptive Expansion in Deep Time
The way animals gather food is important for their survival. Feeding structures like jaws, teeth, and beaks come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and ways of working. How well these...
CIVIC-PG Track B: Together Organizing Data Access for Youth Programs in New York City (T.O.D.A.Y.)
Housing instability among youth is a significant issue across the U.S., with at least one in thirty adolescents aged 13-17 and one in ten youth aged 18-25 experiencing unstable hou...
Visualization-enhanced Undergraduate Wireless Engineering Education through Problem- and Project-based Learning Approaches
This project aims to serve the national interest by developing a new introduction to wireless communications course, centered on the principles of problem- and project-based learni...
Collaborative Research: Scaffolding the Calculus in Calculus Based Physics
This project aims to serve the national interest by advancing the understanding of the mathematical ideas and practices that students encounter in introductory calculus-based physi...
Collaborative Research: Breaking Information Sharing Barrier at Signal Level: A Learning-based Interference Mitigation for Pay-As-You-Go Spectrum Sharing
The growing stress from spectrum shortages and the increasing demand for wireless applications are propelling spectrum management into its fourth era. The "Pay-As-You-Go and C...