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Find similar grantsCOIN fORgery: Developing Open Source Tools for Operations Research is sponsored by Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications. Supports the development of open-source tools for operations research through workshops and coding sprints.
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Program in the Foundations and Applications of Mathematical Optimization and Data Science, Lehigh Research Futures. Efficient, Explainable and Robust Data Scientific Methods for Smart Engineering Systems, Lehigh Accelerator Grant. COIN fORgery: Developing Open Source Tools for Operations Research , Institute for Mathematics and Its Applications, Grant to develop workshop and series of coding sprints.
Optimization in an Uncertain World: A Unified Framework for Optimization Models Involving Adversaries , NSF Grant CMMI-1435453. Computational Methods for Discrete Conic Optimization , NSF Grant DMS-1319893.
Decomposition-Based Optimization: A New Solver Paradigm , NSF Grant CMMI-1130914 Bilevel Integer Programming: Theory and Algorithms , NSF Grant CMMI-0728011 Interdiction Problems: Detecting and Defending System Vulnerabilities, US Army, Communication Electronics Research Development and Engineering Center, Fort Monmouth.
Advanced Computational Techniques for Optimization, SAS Institute Exploiting Cyberinfrastructure to Solve Real-time Integer Programs , NSF Grant DMI-0522796 (joint with Georgia Institute of Technology and University of Wisconsin) Duality and Warm Starting in Integer Programming , NSF Grant DMI-0534862 Large Scale Optimization for Routing and Scheduling, Pennsylvania Infrastructure Technology Alliance (PITA) Grant Parallel Algorithms for Route Optimization , NSF Grant DMI-0441509 Enterprise-wide Optimization, Pennsylvania Infrastructure Technology Alliance (PITA) Grant (joint with Carnegie-Mellon University and Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.) Open-source Software for Optimization, IBM Faculty Patnership Grant Scalable Parallel Algorithms for Discrete Optimization , NSF Grant ACI-0102687
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MGPV Travel Grant is sponsored by Geological Society of America (GSA), Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Petrology, Volcanology Division. MGPV Travel grants support student travel to the annual GSA meeting. Applications are restricted to active graduate or undergraduate students who are the presenting authors of an accepted abstract at the annual GSA meeting.
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