Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need: Advanced Computing, Reda Ammar (PI), Sanguthevar Rajasekaran, Shengli Zhou, Jun-Hong Cui, and Steven Demurjian, Department of Education, Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need: Advanced Computing, 8/09-8/12, $522,624.
Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need: Clean Energy, Mun Choi (PI), Reda Ammar, Baki Cetegen, Peter Luh, A.F.M. Anwar, , Michael Accorsi, C. Barry Carter and Prabhakar Singh, Department of Education, Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need: Clean Energy, 8/09-8/12, $522,624.
Establishing Energy and Nanotechnology Undergraduate Tracks in Faculty of Engineering, Mun Choi (PI) and Reda Ammar, King Abdulaziz University, 7/09-6/10, $107,069.
“Blind Source Separation,” Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau, September 15, 2008 – August 20, 2010, $15,000.
“The Effects of Impurities on Fuel Cell Performance and Durability”, DOE, $1.9 M, Investigator, January 2007-January 2011.
“High Performance Techniques for Remote Sensing”, PI: R. Ammar, CO-PI: S. Rajasekaran, Egyptian PI: Salwa Nassar (ERI) and Egyptian Co-PI: El-Desouki (NARSS), $180K, NSF, 9/07-8/09.
“ITR: Information Extraction from Massive Data Set”, $1.206,003, NSF-ITR, PI: Rajasekaran, Investigator: Reda A. Ammar, September 2004-August 2009.
Botnet Detection and Mitigation,” senior investigator, with PI: A. Kiayias and co-PIs: S. Demurjian and S. Rajasekaran, DHS/Sonalysts, July 2007 – July 2009, $110,046.
“Performance Based Restructuring of Distributed Object Oriented Software”, NSF and Egypt-USA fund, $59,844, PI: Reda Ammar, Co-PI: Ayman El-Dousky (Egypt) September 2006-August 2008
“Deployment of Distributed Applications in High Performance Computer Environment”, Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau, $15,000, August 2006-August 2008.
“Real-Time Architecture for High Speed Inspection,” (with co-PIs: I. Greenshields and H. Sholl), DAPCO, September 2001-August 2008, $285,047.
“Women in Development”, CO-PIs, Boris Bravo and Elizabeth Mehan, Investigator: Reda Ammar, ALO (USAID), $192,000, September 2005-August 2008.
“1st Workshop on High Performance Computing for Remote Sensing and Climate Predication”, PI: Greenshields, Co-PIs: Ammar, Rajasekaran and Seth, Egyptian PI: El-Desouki (NARSS), Co-PIs: Nassar (ERI) and Sherif (Cairo University), $71K ($47,721 for UConn from NSF) May 2008.
“An Advanced Multi-Core Micro-Server Development System,” (with co-PI: S. Rajasekaran), Advanced Virtual Engine Test Cell, Inc., March 2007-May 2008, $100,000.
Performance-Based Re-Structuring of Distributed Object-Oriented Computation for Clusters”, Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau, $15,000, June 2006-May 2008.
“Integrate Bioinformatic Center of Cellular Biology,” (with PI: D-G. Shin), National Institutes of Health, May 2002-April 2008, $1,103,812.
Reverse Engineering DCP2 Requirements, State of Connecticut Department of Information Technology. PI: Gokhale, co-PIs: Ammar and Demurjian, July 2007 – January 2008, $36,648.
“Advanced MulticoreMicroserver Project,” (with co-PI: S. Rajasekaran), Pratt and Whitney, September 2006-December 2007, $25,000.
“Efficient Scheduling Strategies for Real-Time Applications in Cluster Environments with Possible Processor failure” NSF and Egypt-USA fund, $59,904, PI: Reda Ammar, Co-PI: Ayman El-Dousky (Egypt) September 2004-August 2007.
“A Distributed Computation Model for Aircraft Diagnosis and Prognosis”, Pratt and Whitney, $18,000, RedaAmmar and Rajasekaran, Fall 2005.
“Master of Science in Information Technology and Entrepreneurship: Creating Synergies between IT and Business”, Co-Pis, Reda Ammar and Boris Bravo, ALO (USAID), $99,914, September 2003-August 2005.
“Optimization of The Computation Model for the Extreme Loading System” Applied Science International, $4,961, summer 2005.
RAMSys: A Metacomputing System”, NSF, $29,700, PI: Ian Greenshields and CO-PI: Reda Ammar and Ayman El-Desouki (ERI, Egypt), April 2002-March 2005.
Transformation Spaces: Specification and Characterization”, PI: Ian Greenshields, Co-PIs: (six Co-PIs including Reda Ammar), $500,000, DARPA, January 2004-December 2004.
“A Software Architecture for System Level Performance Analysis”, NASA/University of Hartford, PI:Reda Ammar, $5,000, July 1st, 2004-September 30th, 2004.
“Very Fast Modeling Tools for Fuel Cells”, $68,471, PI: Sanguthevar Rajasekaran, Co-PI: Reda Ammar Army Phase II micro/miniature/portable fuel cell, January 2003-December 2004.
“Efficient Query Processing in Heterogeneous Distributed Database System”, Egypt, $12,000, September 2002-August 2004.
“Real-Time Scheduling of Task Graphs on Grid Computing”, NSF and Egypt-USA fund, $50,000, PI: Reda Ammar, Co-PI: Ayman El-Dousky (Egypt) September 2002-August 2004.
“Performance-oriented Design of Real-time System”, NSF and Egypt-USA fund, $50,000, PI: Reda Ammar, Co-PI: Dr. Salwa Nassar (Egypt), September 2000-August 2003.
“Academic Scholarship Program in Computer Engineering”, NSF, PI: Reda Ammar, Co-PI: Mehdi Anwar, $197,988, July 2001-June 2003.
“Performance Models for PC based and embedded software applications”, GE Funds, $114,676, PI: Reda Ammar, Co-PI: Howard Sholl, January 2001-December 2002.
“Performance Modeling of Object Oriented Software System”, $8,628, School of Engineering, Spring 2002.
“Compiler Design to Maximize Distributed Object Performance”, Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau, $10,000, August 2000-June 2002.
“Multi Service Network”, Reda Ammar, UConn Research Foundation, $750, July 2000- July 2001.
“Workshop on IT in Network Based Environment”, NSF, $36,500, March 2000 – February 2001.
“Information Processing Grid”, Ian Greenshields, Reda A. Ammar, and Robert McCartney, UConn -School of Engineering, $25,250, January 2000-December 2000.
“Computer Networking Laboratory”, Ian Greenshields and Reda A. Ammar, UConn -School of Engineering, $42,970, January 2000-December 2000.
Preparation Grant Proposal to Stimulate Competitive Aerospace Research in Connecticut”, NASA, one of the five thrust leaders and a member of a large group of Connecticut researchers, $450,000, June 1, 1999- May 31, 2001.
“System Synthesis Environment”, DARPA, with Howard Sholl and Ramesh Reddi (INFOPIKE, Inc., Norwich, Connecticut), $750K, June 1998 – June 2000.
“Distributed, Real-Time Computer Systems for High Speed Analysis and Pattern Recognition Using 3-dimensional Ultrasonic-Based Information”, Pandrol & Jackson Industry, $372,000 joint with Howard A. Sholl, from June 1, 1992 to May 31, 1998.
“High Speed Real-Time Computing Techniques for Analysis of Three Dimensional Ultrasonic Data” Parallel Computing”, Connecticut DED and Dapco Industries, $287,316, with Howard Sholl and John Roulier, September 1, 1995 – December 31, 1997.
“System Synthesis Environment”, DARPA, $99,000 with Howard Sholl and Ramesh Reddi (INFOPIKE, Inc., Norwich, Connecticut), October 1996 – March 1997.
“Performance Modeling and Analysis of the I/O stations of a Computer Network”, $16,000 ($12,000 to cover the cost of Dr. Mahmoud Abdel Allah as a post-doctor and $4,000 for the University of Connecticut), The Egyptian Government, September 1996 to March 1997.
“Efficient execution of Parallel Structures”, Research Foundation, $9,154, January 1996 – May 1997.
“Digital Logic Design in Product Development & Manufacturing”, Engineering Academy of Southern New England, $23,000 with Keith Barker, June 1, 1995 – May 31, 1996.
“Engineering Design, Manufacturing and Analysis: Continued Development of the Freshman Engineering Sequence”, Engineering Academy of Southern New England, $109,909, A member in the Principal Team (2 Co-PI and 9 Principal Team members), June 1, 1995 – May 31, 1996.
“Performance Prediction Software for Parallel Computing”, CII/SCA, $14,920, with Howard Sholl, January 1, 1995 – December 31, 1995.
“High Performance Simulation for Molecular Dynamics”, The Booth Research Center, University of Connecticut, $5,000, January 1, 1995 – August 1, 1995.
“Engineering Design, Manufacturing and Analysis”, Engineering Academy of Southern New England, $147,000, A member in the Principal Team (2 Co-PI and 9 Principal Team members), June 1, 1994 – May 31, 1995.
“Interdisciplinary Capstone Design Project Scheme”, Engineering Academy of Southern New England, $10,000 with Keith Barker, June 1, 1994 – May 31, 1995.
“Provision Technical Service”, The Futures Group, $28,763, with Howard Sholl, June 1, 1994 – December 31, 1994.
“Technical Standards for Software Systems”, The Futures Group, $20,008 from January 25, 1993 to May 31, 1993.
“Distributed, Real-Time Computer Systems for High Speed Analysis and Pattern Recognition Using 3-dimensional Ultrasonic-Based Information”, $140,947, with Howard A. Sholl, and John A. Roulier, from January 22, 1990 to May 31, 1992.
“Dynamic, Fault-tolerant Mapping of Algorithms onto Parallel Processing Architectures”, with Krishna R. Pattipati, University of Connecticut, Research Foundation, $17,049, from January 1, 1991 to December 31, 1991.
“A Design and Modeling Environment to Develop Real-Time Distributed Software”, University of Connecticut, Research Foundation, $6,727, from June 1, 1990 to May 31, 1991.
“CISE Research Instrumentation – Re-configurable, Parallel Computer System”, National Science Foundation (NSF), $57,015, joint with G. Beshers, L. Lipsky, P. Luh, K. Pattipati, J. Roulier, H. Sholl, and C. Tung., from August 15, 1989 to January 31, 1991.
“Parallel Computing Research Facility”, Department of Higher Education (DHE), $157,249 joint with G. Beshers, L. Lispky, P. Luh, M. Neumann, K. Pattipati, J. Roulier, H. Sholl and C. Tung., the FY 1989-1990.
“An Intelligent Database Optimizer”, $6,460, University of Connecticut Research Foundation, starting May 31, 1989, From January 1989 to December 31 1989.
“Architecture Assessment of Very Massively Acoustic Architecture” Naval Underwater System Center (NUSC) at New London, $40,000 shared with H. Sholl and L. Lipsky, from September 1, 1988 to August 31, 1989.
“Architecture Assessment of Very Massively Acoustic Architecture” Naval Underwater System Center (NUSC) at New London, $40,600 shared with H. Sholl and L. Lipsky, from January 1, 1988 to August 31, 1988.
“High Performance Parallel/Distributed Software Analysis and Design”, University of Connecticut Research Foundation grant, $ 15,000, from January 1, 1988 to December, 1988.