Funded Research

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Funded Research

As a department, we work hard to support the ever growing need for the power of math and the financial support received by many of our faculty reflect this effort. A good number of UArizona faculty are supported grants and contracts from external agencies with totals averaging millions of dollars per year! The undergraduate, graduate, and GIDP programs have been awarded two 5-year, $3.5 million VIGRE training grants from the National Science Foundation, a distinction very few programs in the country can match. 


Who is supporting University of Arizona Math?

Project
Agency
Faculty Member
Expiration Date
Collaborative Research: Parents, Teachers, and Multilingual Children Collaborating on Mathematics TogetherNational Science FoundationMarta Civil5/31/2025
DARPA Chikungunya Challenge PrizeDefense Advanced Research Projects AgencyJoceline C. Lega06/30/2025
Design and Computation of Origami-Inspired Structures and MetamaterialsNational Science FoundationFrederic Marazzato7/31/2027
Collaborative Research: GCR: Collective Behavior and Patterning of Topological Defects: from String Theory to Crystal PlasticityNational Science FoundationShankar C. Venkataramani9/30/2025
Nonlinearity in Reaction-Diffusion and Kinetic EquationsNational Science FoundationChristopher Henderson5/31/2025
The Gan--Gross--Prasad Conjecture: Archimedean TheoryNational Science FoundationHang Xue7/31/2025
Conference: Southwest Center for Arithmetic GeometryNational Science FoundationHang Xue8/31/2025
Collaborative Research: MUCUS: Measuring and Understanding the Cassiopea Use of SpaceNational Science FoundationLaura Miller12/31/2025
Iwasawa theory of class group schemes in characteristic $p$National Science FoundationBryden R. Cais4/30/2026
Statistical Methods for Response Process DataNational Science FoundationXueying Tang7/31/2026
Collaborative Research: AMPS: Rare Events in Power Systems: Novel Mathematics, Statistics and Algorithms.National Science FoundationMichael Chertkov7/31/2025
Collaborative Research: CDS&E-MSS: Community Detection via Covariance StructuresNational Science FoundationNing Hao8/31/2026
IGE: Integrating Data Science into the Applied Mathematics PhD: Generalized Skills for Non-Academic CareersNational Science FoundationMichael Chertkov9/30/2026
Collaborative Research: Using Uncertainty Quantification and Validated Computational Models to Analyze Pumping Performance of Valveless, Tubular HeartsChapman UniversityLaura Miller4/30/2025
Reinforcement Learning for Particle AcceleratorsLos Alamos National LaboratoryMichael Chertkov4/22/2025
Arithmetic GeometrySimons FoundationDouglas L. Ulmer8/31/2025
Hidden Symmetries and Fusion EnergySimons FoundationLise-Marie Imbert-Gerard8/31/2025
Sunnyside IGASunnyside Unified School DistrictMelissa Hosten6/30/2025
Monopoles: Constructions and Moduli SpacesSimons FoundationSergey Cherkis8/31/2028
Data Driven Modeling and Analysis of Chaotic and Stochastic DynamicsSimons FoundationKevin Lin8/31/2028
TUSD/CRR IGATucson Unified School DistrictMelissa Hosten6/30/2026
Automorphic Forms, L-Functions, and Relative Langlands ProgramAmerican Mathematical SocietyPan Yan6/30/2025
AMS-Simons Travel GrantAmerican Mathematical SocietyShay Gilpin6/30/2026
AMS-Simons Travel GrantAmerican Mathematical SocietyDebaditya Raychaudhury6/30/2026
Novel Model Development for Material Systems: Data-driven Algorithms and Interacting Particle MethodsNational Science FoundationKarl Glasner7/31/2027

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