Our faculty has been very successful in obtaining federal grants from agencies such as NSF and DARPA. Some selected grants are listed below where faculty has served as the principal investigator (PI), or co-PI. (active grants are marked with *, the named faculty member is the PI unless marked as co-PI.)
 

FEDERAL GRANTS
*Cory Beard, Priority Users and Applications on the Internet, National Science Foundation (NSF CAREER award).

Vijay Kumar, Collaborative Research on DAta in Your Space (DAYS), National Science Foundation.

*Vijay Kumar, WITN: Collaborative Research in Location Dependent Data Management, National Science Foundation

Deep Medhi, Network Design and Traffic Recovery Procedures for Survivable Wide Area Packet Networks, National Science Foundation, co-PI.

Deep Medhi, Self-Configuring Survivable Multi-Networks for Information Systems Survivability: CoSMoS, Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA).

*Ken Mitchell & Appie van de Liefvoort, Scalable Performance Models for Large Scale Networks with Correlated Traffic, National Science Foundation.

*EK Park, Algorithm Design for Reconfiguration Problem in Optical Networks, National Science Foundation.

Khosrow Sohraby, Single Node and Multiple Node (End-to-End) Teletraffic Analysis of Connection-Oriented Packet-Switched Networks, National Science Foundation

*Khosrow Sohraby, US-Turkey Cooperative Research: System-Theoretic Approach to Teletraffic Analysis and Engineering, National Science Foundation.

*Khosrow Sohraby, Advances in Modern Performance Analysis: A New Approach, National Science Foundation.

Khosrow Sohraby, Combined Real-Time Modeling and Performance Analysis for Complex Networks, Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA).

Khosrow Sohraby, Measurement-Based Hybrid Fluid-Flow Models for Fast Multiscale Simulation and Control, Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA).

*Khosrow Sohraby, End-to-End Soft QoS Guarantees in High-Speed Networks, U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation.

Xiaojun Shen, Routing with Minimal Number of Stages, National Science Foundation.