The Institute of Computing and Cybersystems and the Great Lakes Research Center announced the next round of Rapid Seedling Awards, which aim to promote scalable research by providing seedling funding for preliminary or supplemental projects. This round of recipients will conduct their research over the Summer 2024 semester, beginning in May. See below for information on their individual projects!
Niusen Chen
CAN-FD Assisted DoS Detection and Defense Framework for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles; $8,603
Dr. Chen is an Assistant Research Professor in the Computer Science department and is a member of the ICC Cybersecurity Center. Dr. Bo Chen is a Co-PI on this project.
Anna Stuhlmacher
Flexible Operation of Drinking Water Pumps Using Learning-Aided Operations; $9,445
Dr. Stuhlmacher is an Assistant Professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department and is a member of the ICC Cyber-Physical Systems Center.
Evan Lucas
Great Lakes acoustic waveguide remote sensing; $13,575
Dr. Lucas is a Research Scientist in the Institute of Computing of Cybersystems (ICC).
Erika Vye
Rocks and Roots: Exploring Relationships between Bio- and Geodiversity Keweenaw Shorelines; $12,483
Dr. Vye is a Research Scientist at the Great Lakes Research Center (GLRC).
Congratulations to this round of recipients of Rapid Seedling Awards and we are excited to see the outcomes!