NAVIGATION
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Research and Education Grants
Current
- United States Army Research Office Grant (co-PI), 2007-2008. With Prof. D. Jones (PI-UIUC). Title: “Feasibility Study of DOA Determination with Small Antennas and the FMW Algorithm.”
- Motorola Research Grant (PI), 2006-2009. Title: “Investigations into Approaches for Antenna Tunability and Compatibility.”
- United States Army Research Office Grant (PI), 2006-2009. With Prof. J. Papapolymerou (Co-PI), Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology. Title: “Collaborative Research: Enabling Technology for MIMO Systems on Mobile Military Platforms: Antennas, Switches, and Packaging.”
- Samsung Research Grant (PI), 2006-2007. Title: “Investigations in Approaches for Antenna Pattern Reconfigurability in Wireless Portable Devices.”
- NSF CMS Grant (PI), 2006-2009. With Prof. S. Hagness (Co-PI), Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Wisconsin and Prof. K. Hill (Co-PI), Department of Civil Engineering, University of Minnesota. Title: “Collaborative Research: Development of a Three Dimensional Sensing System for Applications in Materials, Environmental, and Civil Infrastructure Research.”
- Intel Corporation, 2005-2008, Unrestricted Research
Grant. Title:"Investigations Into Approaches For Antenna Tunability
and Miniaturization."
- UIUC Critical Research Initiative Grant (Co-PI),
2005-2008. With Prof. N. Vaidya (PI). Title: "Next Generation
RFID Systems: People and Object Tracking for Homeland Security
Applications."
- NSF Grant (Co-PI), 2005-2008. With Prof. M.
Rood (PI), Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, UIUC.
Title: "Microwave-Swing Adsorption to Capture Hazardous Air
Pollutants and Volatile Organic Compounds from Gas Streams."
- NSF Grant (PI), 2005-2008. With Prof. J. Papapolymerou
(Co-PI), Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Georgia Institute of Technology. Title: "Collaborative Research:
Enabling Technology for MIMO Systems on Mobile Devices: Antennas,
Switches, and Packaging."
- NSF CISE Research Resources Grant (Co-PI), 2004-2008.
Title: "Wireless Wind Tunnel: A Testbed for Experimental Evaluation
of Wireless Networks."
Past
- NSF OISE Grant (PI), 2006, International Workshop Grant. Title: “U.S.-Japan Bio-Inspired Sensing Workshop; Yokohama, Japan; December 6-8, 2006.”
- Samsung Research Grant (PI), 2006-2007. Title: “Investigations in Approaches for Antenna Pattern Reconfigurability in Wireless Portable Devices.”
- Ball Aerospace Corporation, 2006, Unrestricted
Research Grant. Title: "Advanced Multifunction Antennas."
- Anvik Corporation, through NASA Phase I SBIR
Program, 2006. Title: "Highly Integrated, Reconfigurable, Large-Area,
Flexible Radar Antenna Arrays."
- NASA NRA Grant (PI), 2003-2006. Title: "Miniaturized Antennas
in Random Sensor Arrays for Planetary Surface and Atmosphere
Exploration."
- Anvik Corporation, through NASA Phase I SBIR
Program, 2005. Title: "Highly Integrated, Reconfigurable, Large-Area,
Flexible Radar Antenna Arrays."
- United States Navy through UIUC NCASSR Grant
(PI), 2004-2005. Title: "Antennas for Wireless Sensing Applications."
- United States Air Force Research Laboratory
Grant (PI), 2004-2005. Title: "Wideband Conformal Antennas and
Arrays."
- Phonak Communications Grant (PI), 2003-2004.
Title: "Electromagnetic Study of Integrated Hearing Aid Antennas."
- United States Army Research Office Grant (PI),
2003-2005. Title: "Supplemental Funding for 'Low-Profile Radiators
in Aperiodic Wideband Arrays' for Undergraduate Research Experiences."
- NSF CAREER Research Experience for Undergraduates
Supplement (PI), 2003 - 2004.
- United States Army Research Office Grant (PI),
2003-2004. Title: "Instrumentation in Support of 'Low-Profile
Radiators in Non-Periodic Wideband Arrays.'"
- NSF Supplement NSF Supplement to NSF CMS-02-01305
(sponsored by the Federal Highway Administration), (PI), 2003-2005.
Title: "Electromagnetic Feasibility Study of Cyberliths."
- UIUC Grainger Fund, (Co-PI), 2003-2005. Title:
"RF MEMS Switches for Reconfigurable Circuits and Antennas."
- United States Army Research Office Grant (PI),
2002-2005. Title: "Low-Profile Radiators in Aperiodic Wideband
Arrays."
- Phonak Communications Grant (PI), 2002-2003.
Title: “Electromagnetic Study of Integrated Hearing Aid Antennas
and Wireless Programming.”
- NSF CAREER Industry Matching Supplement (PI), 2002 - 2003.
- NSF Grant (PI), 2002-2005. Title: "A Wireless
Embedded Sensor System to Monitor and Assess Corrosion in the
Tendons of Prestressed Concrete Girders."
- Phonak Communications Grant (PI), 2001 - 2002.
Title: "Electromagnetic Feasibility Study Of Integrated Hearing
Aid Antennas."
- NSF CAREER Industry Matching Supplement (PI), 2001 - 2002.
- NASA NRA Grant (PI), 2001 - 2004. Title: "Reconfigurable
Antennas for High Data Rate Multi-beam Communication Systems."
- NSF CAREER Industry Matching Supplement (PI),
2000 - 2001.
- NSF CAREER Grant (PI), 2000 - 2005. Title: "Intelligent
Portable Antenna Systems for High-Speed Wireless Communication."
- Kimberly-Clark, Inc. Grant, 2000-2004. Title:
"ECE 371 JB: New Sensors and Instrumentation Course Development."
- Amphenol T&M Antennas, Inc. Research Grant (PI),
2000 - 2002. Title: "Internal Antenna Systems for Portable Wireless
Communication."
- University of Illinois Research Board Grant
(PI), 1999 - 2001. Title: "Novel Active Antenna Elements for
High Performance Phased Reflectarrays."
- DARPA Reconfigurable Aperture Grant (Co-PI),
1999 - 2002. Title: "Mechanically Conformal and Electronically
Reconfigurable Apertures Using Low Voltage MEMS and Flexible
Membrane for Space Based Radar Applications."
- NASA Cooperative Research Grant (PI), 2000 -
2001. Title: "Microstrip Antennas with Broadband Integrated
Phase Shifting."
- NSF POWRE Grant (PI), 1997 - 1999. Title: "Team-based
Research on Integrated Antenna Diversity."
- NSF Academic Research Infrastructure (Equipment)
Grant (Co-PI), 1996 - 1999. Title: "Laboratory for Advanced
Communication Systems."
- NSF Research Planning Grant (PI), 1996 - 1998.
Title: "Local Electromagnetic Field Characterization."
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