The Science of Intelligent Systems

Funding

Our research is made possible by public agencies, research centers and partners. Each bar below is one funded project.

  • CTMT
  • UFII

Timeline of funded projects

Bars grow into place as you scroll. The list below has the same projects with their dates.

Funded projects

Funded projects, newest first
SponsorProjectPeriod
SURVIBENE-LT: A Survivorship-Based Benefit Model for Optimized Liver Transplantation Allocation2026 to 2031
REALISE: Reasoning with Embodied AI Labs in STEM Education2026 to 2029
Collaborative Research: III: Small: Foundations for Trustworthy Decentralized Federated LearningAug 2024 to Jul 2027
FRATERNITY: FRAmework for TEsting Cooperation between autoNomous vehicles and Intelligent TransportatIon sYstems2024 to 2026
Collaborative Research: SaTC: CORE: Medium: Information Integrity: A User-centric InterventionOct 2023 to Apr 2025
Realtime Cyber-Physical Attack Response System and Security Management2023 to 2027
Collaborative Research: SCH: Trustworthy and Explainable AI for Neurodegenerative DiseasesOct 2021 to Sep 2027
Collaborative Research: SaTC: EAGER: Trustworthy and Privacy-preserving Federated LearningOct 2021 to Sep 2023
SaTC: CORE: Small: Collaborative: When Adversarial Learning Meets Differential Privacy: Theoretical Foundation and ApplicationsJul 2020 to Jun 2025
FAI: Towards a Computational Foundation for Fair Network Learning2020 to 2023
CTMTDeepTrust: Building Competency-aware AI Systems with Human-Centric Communication2020 to 2021
Multi-Layer and Systematic Analytics for Securing the Internet-of-Things2020 to 2021
III: Small: Collaborative Research: Stream-Based Active Mining at Scale: Non-Linear Non-Submodular MaximizationOct 2019 to Sep 2024
UFIIActive Mining and Data Integrity at Scale: A Blockchain-based Approach2019 to 2021
NeTS: Small: Collaborative Research: Lightweight Adaptive Algorithms for Network Optimization at Scale towards Emerging ServicesOct 2018 to Sep 2023
Thwarting APTs in IoT2018 to 2019
Resilient Smart Grid Control for Load Switching Cyber Attacks2017 to 2018
Identification of Critical Monitoring Nodes in SCADA Network2016 to 2017
Nonlinear Model-Based Cyber Attack-Resilient Smart Grid Control2016 to 2017
EARS: Collaborative Research: Laying the Foundations of Social Network-Aware Cellular Device-to-Device CommunicationsJan 2015 to Dec 2019
Collaborative Research: RIPS Type 2: Vulnerability Assessment and Resilient Design of Interdependent InfrastructuresDec 2014 to Nov 2019
CIF: Small: Modeling and Dynamic Analyzing for Multiplex Social NetworksSep 2014 to Aug 2018
Interdependent Network Responses to WMD: Dynamics Modeling, Impact Analysis, and Adaptive Control Techniques2014 to 2019
Efficient Protection Schemes towards Load-Redistribution Attacks2014 to 2015
Efficient DPI Methods in SCADA Smart Grid System2013 to 2014
CAREER: Optimization Models and Approximation Algorithms for Network Vulnerability and AdaptabilityFeb 2010 to Jul 2016
Mathematical Approaches to WMD Defense and Vulnerability Assessments on Dynamic Networks2010 to 2015
Sequencing Gators: Building a Genome Science Curriculum at the University of Florida and Beyond2010 to 2015
Young Investigator Award: Models, Complexity, and Algorithms in Complex Dynamic Evolving Networks2009 to 2014
SGER: A New Approach for Identifying DoS Attackers Based on Group Testing TechniquesSep 2008 to Aug 2010

NSF projects are taken from the NSF Awards database. Other projects are as provided by Prof. Thai.