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Mathematical Sciences: Innovations at the Interface with Computer Sciences (MSPA-MCS)  Crosscutting Programs

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Name Dir/Div Name Dir/Div
Tie  . Luo MPS/DMS  Lawrence  Rosenblum  
Sankar  Basu   Grace  Yang  

This solicitation covers three categories of activities. Please see Section II of this solicitation for contact information on each of the three categories .

PROGRAM GUIDELINES

Solicitation  07-534

SYNOPSIS

This solicitation describes the opportunities available for support through the Foundation’s Mathematical Sciences Priority Area in the following category:

  •  Interactions between Mathematical Sciences and Computer Sciences (MSPA-MCS)

Investments in the MSPA-MCS program aim to deepen support of collaborative research in fundamental mathematics and statistics, and computer science with a focus primarily on mathematical and statistical challenges posed by large data sets, managing and modeling uncertainty, and modeling complex nonlinear systems.


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Last Updated: December 12, 2006