Professor
Department of Computer & Information Science
Indiana University - Purdue University - Indianapolis
723 W. Michigan Street SL 280
Indianapolis Indiana 46202-5132
Email: smukhopa@cs.iupui.edu
Telephone: (317)274-9732
Fax: (317)274-9742
| Home |
| Teaching Assignments |
| Grants Fellowships |
| Publications |
(a) External Grants:
of Regeneration: A Comparative Strategy (Investigator for the Bioinformatics
component of the project, PI: David Stocum, Many other Investigators)
(total amount: $1,680,884.00): Indiana 21st Century Fund, 2004-2007.
2. National Science Foundation (NSF):
Project ENABLE: Learning Through Associations in a Grid Based
Bioinformatics Digital Library
(co-PI with Javed Mostafa as PI),( $ 449,562): NSF, 2003-2005.
3. National Institute of Health: PRE-NPEBC: Indiana
Program of Excellence in Biomedical Computing, (amount: $ 1,059,645)
(Investigator with Clement J. McDonald as Program Director,
and many other Investigators), 2002--2005.
4. National Science Foundation:
ITR/IM: An Active, Personalized, Adaptive, Multi-format
Biological Information Delivery System (amount: $ 494,298)
(PI with J. Mostafa, M. Palakal, R. Raje and S. J. Rhodes as co-PI's):
National Science Foundation Information Technology Research (ITR) Initiative,
2000--2004.
5. National Science Foundation (NSF):
A Distributed Information Filtering System for Digital Libraries
(Amount: $ 314,000) (co-PI with M. J. Palakal, J. Mostafa, and R. R. Raje):
NSF Digital Libraries Initiative, 1999--2002.
6. Eli Lilly and Company:
Intelligent Software System for Biomolecular Database
Access and Analysis (Amount: $ 24,700) (co-PI with M. Palakal,
W. Liu, J. Mostafa, and R. Raje): Eli Lilly and Company, 1999--2000.
7. National Science Foundation (NSF):
Adaptation and Learning in Distributed Systems Using Neural
Networks(Amount: $ 232,000) (PI): NSF CAREER Grant, 1996--2001.
of End Milling Using Artificial Intelligence, IUPUI OPD Interdisciplinary Project grant, 200-2003, Amount: $ 7,200, co-investigator with H. El-Mounayri.
2.IUPUI: Development of Intelligent Health Monitoring Lab for Engineering and Medical Applications, IUPUI Research Initiation Fund, 2000--2002, Amount: $ 164,000, co-investigator with R. Pidaparti and M. Palakal as co-directors.
3. Indiana University :
Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning (1000 hours), supercomputing grant, Indiana University,
Bloomington, IN, 1999.
4. IUPUI:
Computer Networking: A Present Need and a Future Direction
(Amount: $ 3,000) (co-PI with R. R. Raje):
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, Office of Faculty
Development, 1996.
5. IUPUI:
Explorations in Applied Computing(Amount: $ 3,000) (co-PI with
R. C. Y. Chin):
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, Office of Faculty
Development, 1995.
Integrated Genomic and Biomedical Data for Discovery,
(PI of the IUPUI subcontract, Dr. Milton Datta of Medical College of
Wisconsin is the overall project director) ($ 400,000): NIH Pending,
2003-2005.
1. National Science Foundation (NSF):
Biological Multidimensional Associations and Pathways (BioMAP):
Developing a secondary knowledgebase of large scale biological databases
(Amount: $ 493,524) (co-PI with Mathew Palakal as PI): NSF
Pending, 01/01/04-01/01/07.
2. National Science Foundation (NSF):
Information Exchange, Adaptation, and Learning in Distributed
Decision-Making and Control (Amount: $ 360,208) (PI with K. S. Narendra
of Yale University as co-PI): NSF Pending, 2003-2006.
2. Eli Lilly and Company:
Knowledge Extraction from Multiple Sources for Clinical Trials Data
(Amount: $ 52,500) (PI with M. Palakal and J. Huang as co-Pi's):
Eli Lilly and Company, 2004--2005.
of many other proposals to various agencies on information management,
distributed systems, and bio-informatics.