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1. Parallel Simulations of the Linear Boltzmann Equation for Models in Microelectronics Manufacturing
   PI Matthias K. Gobbert, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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2. Numerical Simulation of Calcium Waves in Human Heart Cells
   PI Matthias K. Gobbert, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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3. A Statistical Comparison of Small-Scale Features in Simulated Tropical Cyclones and High-Resolution Observational Data
   PI Lynn Sparling, Department of Physics
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4. Analysis of Extra-Tropical Hurricane Transition using the Lagrangian Frame
   PI Lynn Sparling, Department of Physics
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5. Optimization, Validation, and Integrated Analysis of AIRS Trace Gas Products
   PI W. Wallace McMillan, Department of Physics
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6. Remote Sensing of Boundary Layer Trace Gases in the Presence of Dynamic Boundary Layer Events
   PI W. Wallace McMillan, Department of Physics
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7. Computational Model of Cellular Adhesion in Bulk Flow
   PI Charles Eggleton, Department of Mechanical Engineering
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8. Simulating Cell Deformation with Optical Forces using the Immersed Boundary Method
   PI Charles Eggleton, Department of Mechanical Engineering
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9. Visualization of Early Washington DC
   PI Dan Bailey, Imaging Research Center and Department of Visual Arts
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10. A Parallel Two-Scale Solution Algorithm for the Elastic Wave Equation
    PI Susan Minkoff, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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11. Distributed Principal Direction Divisive Partitioning
    PI Jacob Kogan, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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12. Atmospheric Remote Sensing
    PI L. Larrabee Strow, Department of Physics and Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology
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13. Threshold Taxa Indicator ANalysis
    PI Matthew Baker, Department of Geography and Environmental Systems
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14. Rendering Massive Models
    PI Marc Olano, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
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15. Parallel Computing for Clustering of Large Datasets
    PI Matthias K. Gobbert, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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16. Applied Machine Learning Research for Bioinformatics and Biomedicine
    PI Marie desJardins, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
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17. Modeling Optical Systems
    PI Curtis R. Menyuk, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
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18. Analysis of Promoter Regions with Soft-Computing Techniques
    PI Ivan Erill, Department of Biological Sciences
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19. Stein's Method in High Dimensional Classification and Applications
    PI Do-Hwan Park, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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20. Computational Modeling of a ROTADE Sensor
    PI Susan Minkoff, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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21. A Study of Stratosphere-Troposphere Exchange with A-Train
    PI W. Wallace McMillan, Department of Physics
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22. The Radio to TeV Synchrotron and Inverse Compton Emission from Extragalactic Relativistic Jets
    PI Markos Georganopoulos, Department of Physics
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23. Compliant Mechanisms Design
    PI Haijun Su, Department of Mechanical Engineering
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24. A Density-Functional Theory Calculation of Copper Lattice Electronic Structure
    PI Markos Georganopoulos, Department of Physics
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25. Evaluation of Groundwater Flowpaths, Fluxes, and Stores in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Using a Fully Distributed Coupled Hydrologic Model
    PI Claire Welty, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and CUERE
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26. Quantifying the Effect of Physical and Geochemical Heterogeneity on Virus and Nitrate Transport in Aquifers
    PI Claire Welty, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and CUERE
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27. Modeling Carrier Transport of Quantum Cacade Lasers
    PI Curtis R. Menyuk, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
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28. Numerical Studies of the Effect of Buffer composition on the pH Gradient Shape
    PI Douglas D. Frey, Department of Chemical & Biochemical Engineering
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29. A Unified Framework for Flexible Brain Image Analysis
    PI Tulay Adali, Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
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30. Schooling, Fertility, and Married Female Labor Supply: What Role for Health?
    PI Christelle Viauroux, Department of Ecomonics
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31. The Impact of Emissions from the 2009 LA Fires on Downwind Air Quality
    PI W. Wallace McMillan, Department of Physics
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32. Allosteric Inhibition of Hepatitis C Viral Polymerase
    PI Ian F. Thorpe, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
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33. In silico screening of library of CNS bioavailable compounds to identify potential Aβ toxicity inhibitors
    PI Theresa Good, Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
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