The past year has been another successful year for Carolina Mathematics faculty obtaining grants to support the activities of the department. In addition to the many awards that continue from previous periods, new grants over the past 12 months include the following awards:
- Hans Christianson received a Collaboration Grant Award from the Simons Foundation for his work on “Microlocal Analysis in PDE and Geometry”.
- Boyce Griffith’s research was supported by NSF awards on “Understanding bacterial flagellar propulsion“, “Hybrid Adaptive Numerical Methods and Computational Software for Biological Fluid-Structure Interaction“, and “Parallel and Adaptive Simulation Infrastructure for Biological Fluid-Structure Interaction“, and a grant from the NIH National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute on “Mathematical modeling and computer simulation of aortic dissection”.
- Chris Jones has been awarded a grant from the Office of Naval Research on “Comprehensive Ocean Data Assimilation”.
- Shrawan Kumar received a new NSF grant on “Geometric Methods in Representation Theory”.
- Peter Mucha is part of a team of UNC researchers studying “Multi-layer Networks in Cancer Care” with an Innovation Award from the University Cancer Research Fund.
- Justin Sawon and Prakash Belkale have been awarded an NSF grant for the “Workshop on Moduli Spaces, Derived Geometry, and Representation Theory”.
- Michael Taylor has received an NSF grant on “Elliptic Boundary Problems and Evolution Equations in Partial Differential Equations”.
- Sasha Varchenko has been awarded an NSF grant on “Critical Points of Functions, Multidimensional Hypergeometric Integrals and Quantum Integrable Systems”.
Congratulations to everyone involved.
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