Funding

AF (Medium, Collaborative Research): Sparse Approximation: Theory and Extensions, PI, July 2012--June 2015, $603,000
ARO 61819-MA: Semi-inner-products in Banach Spaces with Applications to Regularized Learning, Sampling, and Sparse Approximation, co-PI, July 2012--June 2013, $65,000.
NSF SCREMS: Scientific Computing and Mathematics at the University of Michigan, co-PI, NSF DMS 1026317, September 2010--August 2013, $175,000.
Sensing Sensors: Compressed Sampling with Co-design of Hardware and Algorithms across Multiple Layers in Wireless Sensor Networks, co-PI, NSF CIF 0910765, September 2009--August 2014, $2,900,000.
DARPA: Theory and Practice of Analog-to-Information Conversion (Phase II), co-PI, ONR/DARPA N66001-06-1-2011, September 2008--August 2010, $750,000.
Supported by NSF DMS 0547744, CAREER: Modeling and Analysis of Data from Massive Graphs, May 2006--April 2011.
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellow, 2006--2008.
Supported by DARPA/ONR N66001-06-1-2011: Theory and Practice of Analog-to-Information Conversion, January 2006--January 2007.
Supported by NSF CNS 0540154, DDDAS-SMRP: Optimizing Signal and Image Processing in a Dynamic, Data-Driven Application System, January 2006--November 2008.
Supported by Elizabeth C. Crosby Faculty Fellowship (University of Michigan), 2005--2006.
Supported by NSF DMS 0354600, FRG: Collaborative Research in Algorithms for Sparse Data Representation, September 2004--August 2007.