Active (Sep 2017)

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• Collaborative Research: Collaborative Research: Selection methods for algebraic design of experiments,

  National Science Foundation, $200,000, (2018-2020), PI: Dr. Dimitrova

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• RTG: Coding Theory, Cryptography, and Number Theory,

  National Science Foundation, $2,126,971, (2016-2021), CoPI: Dr. Gao, Dr. Manganiello and Dr. Matthews

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• Subdivision Methods: Correctness and Complexity,

  National Science Foundation, $246,411, (2015-2018), PI: Dr. Burr

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• Collaborations between algebraic geometry and computer science,

  Simons Foundation, $35,000, (2013-2018), PI: Dr. Burr

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• Clemson Mini-Conference on Discrete Mathematics and Algorithms,

  National Security Agency, $17,000, (2016-2017), CoPI: Dr. Burr

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• Collaborative Research: Sparse Polynomials, Complexity and Algorithms,

  National Science Foundation, $253,484, (2014-2017), PI: Dr. Gao

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• Collaborative Research: Data selection for unique model identification,

  National Science Foundation, $200,000, (2014-2017), PI: Dr. Dimitrova

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• Topics in Algebraic Geometry Codes,

  National Science Foundation, $210,000, (2014-2017), PI: Dr. Matthews, CoPI: Dr. Gao

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Past (Feb 2016)

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• Iterative decoding of q-ary parity-check codes and related problems, National Security Agency, $60,236, (2013-2015), PI: Dr. Matthews
• Topics on Computational Algebra, National Science Foundation, $210,000, (2010-2014), PI: Dr. Gao
• Codes, Algorithms and Cryptography for Random Linear Network Coding, Swiss National Science Foundation, (2011-2013), PI: Dr. Manganiello
• Algebraic analysis of parity check codes and iterative decoding, National Science Foundation, $120,000, (2009-2013), PI: Dr. Matthews
• Complexity and Algorithms of Decoding Algebraic Codes, National Science Foundation, $221,767, (2009-2013), PI: Dr. Gao
• Acquisition of Large-Memory, Many-Core Compute Node for Mathematical Science Research, National Science Foundation, $127,196, (2010-2011), CoPI: Dr. Dimitrova
• Developing discrete network models to discover transcriptional regulation of peach fruit color, University Research Grant Committee, (2010), PI: Dr. Dimitrova
• Algorithms for Polynomial Systems, National Security Agency,  $87,000,  (2008-2010), PI: Dr. Gao.
• Codes from algebraic geometry:  constructions and algorithms for implementation, National Security Agency, $30,000, (2007-2009), PI: Dr. Matthews
• Algorithms for Polynomial Systems, National Science Foundation, $277,916, (2003-2009), PI: Dr. Gao
• Palmetto number theory series, National Security Agency, $15,000, (2007-2008), CoPI: Dr. Matthews
• Palmetto number theory series, National Security Agency, $8,250, (2007-2008) CoPI: Dr. Matthews
• Algebraic geometry codes and related structures, National Security Agency, $30,000, (2006-2008), PI: Dr. Matthews.
• Acquisition of parallel computing cluster for large-scale computational problems in the mathematical sciences, National Science Foundation, $140,570, (2005-2006), CoPI: Dr. Matthews and Dr. Gao
• Applications of semigroups to algebraic geometry codes, National Science Foundation, $104,837, (2002-2006), PI: Dr. Matthews
• High-Performance Computing Cluster for Wireless Communications Systems Research, Office of Naval Research/Army Research Office, $237,991, CoPI: Dr. Gao
• Adaptive Protocols for Mobile Wireless Networks, Office of Naval Research, $4,400,000, (2000-2005), CoPI: Dr. Gao
• East Coast Computer Algebra Day, National Science Foundation, $11,150, (2003-2004), PI: Dr. Gao
• Algorithms for polynomials and large linear systems, National Security Agency, $40,000, (2002-2004), PI: Dr. Gao
• Better codes using Suzuki curves, Clemson University Research Grant Committee, $1,750, (2002-2003), PI: Dr. Matthews
• Semigroups and error-correcting codes, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, $5,000, (2002-2003), PI: Dr. Matthews
• Computational Problems over Finite Fields, National Science Foundation, $75,002, (1999-2003), CoPI: Dr. Gao
• Applicable Algebra in Codes and Cryptography, South Carolina Commission on Higher Education, $75,000, (2001), PI: Gao
• Computational Problems over Finite Fields, National Security Agency, $36,027, (1999-2001), PI: Dr. Gao
• Mathematical Sciences Scientific Computing Research Environments, National Science Foundation, $68,698, (1997-1998), CoPI: Dr. Gao

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