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Funded Research
 NSF
awards are listed here
(in the search field type Adjouadi)
| $ 100,000 |
Veterans Administration:
Computer Vision to Help the Blind, VA-Washington
D.C.
M. Adjouadi, C. Chemtob, and E. Weldon
August 1986-September 1987
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| $ 30,164 |
Baptist Hospital of Miami:
3-D MRI Workstation for Stereo-tactic Surgery, FY 1992
M. Adjouadi and S. Gonzalez-Arias
May 1991 - April 1992
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| $ 49,977 |
National Science Foundation:
Planning of Computer Vision and Computer Engineering Laboratories
M Adjouadi, G. Ray, J. Story and D Barton
September 1991 - August 1992
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| $900,044 |
National Science Foundation:
CISE-EIA: Establishment of an Institutional Infrastructure:
Center for Advanced Technology and Education - CATE, (includes
$ 100,000 for Research Experience for Undergraduates (Sept.95-
Present)
M. Adjouadi, G. Roig, J. Story, M. Evangelist, F Arefi,
D. Holmes, Y. Deng
September 1993 - August 1996
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| $ 36,000 |
Coulter Corporation:
Imaging Algorithms for Enhanced Pattern Classification
of Blood Cells,
M. Adjouadi
April 1, 1994 - March 31, 1995
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| $ 5,000 |
Coulter Corporation:
Cell Probe Internet Web Design
M. Adjouadi
April 1, 1996 - March 31, 1997
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| $ 18,000 |
Coulter Corporation:
Multivariate Data Analysis,
M. Adjouadi
April 1, 1996 - March 31, 1997
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| $ 221,065 |
National Science Foundation:
Multidimensional and Multispectral Information Processing
and Computational Aspects,
M. Adjouadi
September 1996 - August 1999
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| $ 267,000 |
National Science Foundation:
Integrated Sensing Towards Real-Time Vision, Cognition,
and Three-Dimensional Modeling,
M. Adjouadi, P. Schmidt, G. Larkins, J. Andrian
September 1995 - August 1997.
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| $ 208,750 |
National Science Foundation:
Acquisition of EEG-Based System for Human-Computer Interface
Research,
M. Adjouadi, A. Barreto, J. Jacko, A. Pasztor, G. Roig
September 1, 1998 - August 31, 1999
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| $1,437,770 |
National Science Foundation:
CISE-EIA: Development of an Institutional Infrastructure
with Special Focus on Human-Computer Interfaces and Information
Processing,
M. Adjouadi, A. Barreto, M. Martinez, A. Pasztor, G. Roig,
M. Weiss, R. Coatie
Sep 1999 - Aug 2006.
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| $1,006,000 |
Office of Naval Research: Science,
Engineering and Mathematics Education Program:
Educational Innovations in Engineering - Promoting Academic
Excellence in Areas of Critical Technology Needs,
M. Adjouadi, G. Roig, A. Barreto, R. Coatie, N. Rishe,
Y. Darici, M. Leckband, R. Mezziani, A. Pasztor, M. Martinez
August 1999 - June 2004.
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| $ 24,000 |
Beckman-Coulter Corporation
- 2000-2001: Research and Instrumentation Systems
Division
A Neural Approach to Blood Cell Classification
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| $ 10,000 |
Beckman-Coulter Corporation
- 2000-2001: Research and Instrumentation Systems
Division
Support for Postdoctoral Research in Flow Cytometry and
Data Classification
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| $1,000,000 |
National Science Foundation: CISE-CNS
: Hardware-Software Integration for the Design of Real-Time Prototypes Merging Assistive Technologies to Neuroscience,
M. Adjouadi, A. Barreto, P. Jayakar, A. Pasztor, and G. Roig.
Sep 2004 – Aug 2009
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| $4,500,000 |
National Science Foundation: NSF-HRD: CREST
: Center of Emerging Technologies for Advanced Information Processing and High-Confidence Systems,
Director Yi Deng Co-PIs M. Adjouadi (also Co-Director), N. Rishe, A. Barreto, X. He
September 2003 - August 2008
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| $ 210,000 |
USAF-Wright Peterson Laboratory:
Time Frequency Analysis and Noise Filtering of Non-Stationary Signals, May 1996 - April 1999
[PI: Dr. Jean Andrian] Co-PI: M. Adjouadi.
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| $ 333,973 |
NSF-CISE
: A Software-Hardware Integrated Approach for Real-Time Information Processing and Computer Design,
July 1998 – June 2001
[PI: Dr. Armando Barreto], Co-PIs: M. Adjouadi, J. Jacko, G. Roig, and A. Pasztor.
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| $ 745,563 |
NSF – CISE- IIS: Universal Access Program
: “On-Screen Deconvolution to Facilitate Access for Users with Visual Impairments Involving Higher-Order Wavefront Aberrations”
[PI: Dr. Armando Barreto], Co-PIs: M. Adjouadi and J. Jacko (Georgia Tech)
August 2003- August 2006.
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| $ 349,460 |
NSF-CNS
: MRI: Development of a Highly Integrated Instrumentation Setup For Affective Sensing Research,
08/01/2005 – 07/30/2008
[PI: Dr. Armando Barreto], Co-PI: M. Adjouadi.
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| $2,000,000 |
NSF-BPC
: BPC-A: Computing Alliance for Hispanic-Serving Institutions,
February 2006 – January 2009
[PI: Dr. Ann Gates - UTEP], Co-PIs: M. Adjouadi - FIU, Mohsen Beheshti CSUDH, Desh Ranjan-NMSU, and Nestor Rodriguez -UPRM.
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| $ 26,500 |
AMERICAN EPILEPSY ASSOCIATION
: Multi-Site Pediatric Network for fMRI Mapping in Childhood Epilepsy.
[PI: William Gaillard, The George Washington University School of Medicine & Health Sciences],
Dec 2006-Dec 2007.
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| $1,000,000 |
A $1 million paid in six annual installments of $167,000 with the last one of $165,000.
PIs (M. Adjouadi, P. Jayakar, R. Schoephoerster, A. Barreto, A. McGoron) was secured to establish an optical imaging laboratory housed at Miami Children’s Hospital (MCH) to benefit the BME department and the joint Neuro-Engineering Program. The event was celebrated both at the FIU-President University House and at the Torch Society Gold Flame Induction Ceremony. The initial ground work by Dean Vish Prasad, BME Chairperson Richard Schoephoerster, and Director of Development Avy Weberman is greatly appreciated.
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GRADUATE STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS OBTAINED under
THE CATE CENTER
Major Professor: Malek Adjouadi
Sonia Duranza: NSF Graduate Fellowship - now working as Engineer
with FP and L
Erica Suarez: NSF Graduate Fellowship - Now working as Engineer
with Motorola
Richard Lopez: Intel Graduate Fellowship - pursuing his Ph.D.
with the University of Urbana Champaign
Danmary Sanchez: NSF Graduate Fellowship - pursuing her Ph.D.
degree with the ECE department at FIU
Mercedes Cabrerizo NSF Graduate Fellowship - pursuing her Ph.D.
degree with the ECE department at FIU
Major Professor: Armando Barreto
Annette Taberner: NSF Graduate Fellowship - finishing
her Ph.D. at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, summer 2004.
| $ 72,500* |
National Science Foundation
Graduate Fellowships Secured over Full Tenure
571830300 -- Ms. Sonia Duranza: Time Varying Images
Using Confocal Microscopy,
Sept. 1996 - Aug. 1999
Amount Received: $47,500 Total Secured estimated: $72,500 over
3 years |
| $ 75,000* |
National Science Foundation Graduate
Fellowships Secured over Full Tenure
541807000 - - Ms. Annette Taberner: EEG Signals in
a Human-Computer Interface
Sept. 97 - August 2000
Amount Received: $24,500 Total Secured estimated: $75,000 over
3 years |
| $83,600 |
National Science Foundation Graduate
Fellowships Secured over Full Tenure
571851900 - - Ms. Erica Suarez: Image Interpretation
based on Edge Information,
Sept.1998 - August 2001
Amount Received: $27,300 Total Secured estimated: $83,600 over
3 years |
| $96,000 |
National Science Foundation Graduate
Fellowships Secured over Full Tenure
541824100 -- Ms. Danmary Sanchez: Varying Images Using
Confocal Microscopy
Sept. 1999- Aug. 2002
Amount Received: $69,929 Total Secured estimated: $96,000 over
3 years |
| $97,500 |
National Science Foundation Graduate
Fellowships Secured over Full Tenure
541828800 -- Ms. Mercedes Cabrerizo: EEG brain research
for Auditory Processing,
Sep 2002-August 2005
Amount Received: $32,000 Total Secured estimated: $97,500 over
3 years |
NSF gives a small increase each year to each
fellowship (that is why estimated). And a fellow could put a hold
on a fellowship until going back to academia again like Danmary
Sanchez and Erica Suarez and Annette Taberner.
AS CO-DIRECTOR
| $4,500,000 |
National Science Foundation:
CISE-EIA: Establishment of an Institutional Infrastructure:
Center for Advanced Technology and Education - CATE, (includes
$ 100,000 for Research Experience for Undergraduates (Sept.95-
Present)
Director Yi Deng CO-Director M. Adjouadi: Co-PIs N. Rishe, A.
Barreto, X. He
September 1993 - August 1996 |
TOTAL = $ 9,508,367 Total as of September
2003
AS CO-PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
| $ 210,000 |
USAF - Wright Peterson
Laboratory: Time Frequency Analysis and Noise Filtering
of Non- Stationary Signals, May 1996 - April 1999 [PI: Dr. Jean
Andrian]. |
| $ 330,000 |
NSF-CISE: A Software-Hardware
Integrated Approach for Real-Time Information Processing and
Computer Design, July 1998 - June 2001 [PI: Dr. Armando Barreto],
Co-PIs: M. Adjouadi, J. Jacko, G. Roig, and A. Pasztor. |
| $ 745,766 |
NSF - CISE- IIS: Universal Access
Program: "On-Screen Deconvolution to Facilitate
Computer Access for Users with Visual Impairments Involving
Higher-Order Wavefront Aberrations"
[PI: Dr. Armando Barreto], Co-PIs: M. Adjouadi and J. Jacko
(Georgia Tech)
August 2003- August 2006 |
TOTAL = $ 1, 284,766 Total as of September
2003
I am also cited as Co-PI (like all founding faculty
of the Biomedical engineering department are) in the following grants
that provided each year to the BME Department. All credit goes to
the PI. I was also a co-PI on the first QIP (Quality Improvement
Program) submitted to President Maidique which was funded by the
FIU Foundation. Most of these funds are used to run the department.
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PI: Schoephoerster, Richard
Co-PIs: Founding Faculty Members
571855700
Wallace H. Coulter Foundation,
FL International University Foundation
$274,060 6/30/2004
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PI: Schoephoerster, Richard
Co-PIs: Founding Faculty Members
571855800
Biomedical Engineering Research Initiation Program, FL International
University Foundation,
$ 139,030 6/30/2004
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PI: Schoephoerster, Richard
Co-PIs: Founding Faculty Members
571855900
Cardiovascular Engineering Center Fund
FL International University Foundation
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PI: Schoephoerster, Richard
Co-PIs: Founding Faculty Members
571856000
Graduate Fellowship in Biomedical Engineering Fund
FL International University Foundation
$137,030 6/30/2004
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PI: Schoephoerster, Richard
Co-PIs: Founding Faculty Members
571856100
Biomedical Engineering Exercise Scholarship Fund
FL International University Foundation
$68,516 6/30/2004
TOTAL = $ 687,151 for the 2003-2004 Academic
Year
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