Research Funding:

1. Faculty Investigator, A.F.O.S.R. Grant # F49620-83-C-0067, ``A Model for Predicting Thermomechanical Response of Large Space Structures'' Co-PI's - D. H. Allen, W. Haisler, Aerospace Engineering Department, Texas A&M University. Funding for Summer 1984 and Summer 1985.

2. Co-PI, A.F.O.S.R. Grant # F49620-86-K-0016, ``Experimental and Theoretical Determination of Thermomechanical Response of Inelastic Structural Materials to High Energy Thermal Inputs'' 6-01-86 thru 9-30-89, Funding amount $358,660.

3. Co-PI, National Science Foundation Grant #DMS-870-1338, ``Determination of Nonlinear Terms in Parabolic and Elliptic Partial Differential Equations From Overposed Data'' with W. Rundell, $48,000, jointly funded with Air Force Office of Scientific Research. 6-87 through 5-89. (received two 6 month budget extensions)

4. CO-PI, Office of Naval Research Grant #ONR N00014-89-J-1008, ``Undetermined coefficient problems for quasi-linear parabolic equations,'' with W. Rundell, $176,125, 1-89 through 12-91.

5. CO-PI, National Science Foundation, #DMS-890-1763, ``Various Problems Concerning the Recovery of Unknown Coefficients in Differential Equations,'' with W. Rundell, $90,800, 9-89 through 5-92. Support for 2 graduate students.

6. CO-PI, NSF-#8804590 (SCREMS), $45,000, ``Mathematical Sciences Research Equipment.'' with W. Rundell.

7. CO-PI, NSF-#9103519 (SCREMS), ``Mathematical Sciences Research Scientist,'' with W. Rundell, G. Chen, J. Zhou, P. Stiller, $49,000, with $25,000 matching funds, for support of scientific programmer and system manager.

8. Co-PI, ``Multidimensional Reconstruction Methods for Inverse Problems,'' #DMS-920-2352, $162,531, 6-1-92 thru 5-31-95. Funded by NSF-DMS.

9. Co-PI, ``Partnership in Computational Sciences,'' Dept. of Energy, DE-FG05-92ER25143, $2,480,000, Jan. 1992- Dec. 1994.

10. Investigator, ``Wavelet Galerkin Methods in Computational Mechanics,'' NASA-Langley, $17,000, $43,806 supplement. 10/1/93 - 9/31/96

11. Investigator, ``Wavelet Galerkin Methods and Multiresolution Methods in Computational Mechanics,'' ATP Program - Texas Coordinating Board, $ 169,648, Jan 1, 1994 - Jan, 1 1996.

12. Investigator, ``Wavelet Galerkin Methods and for the Solution of Partial Differential Equations on Irregular Domains,'' ARP Program - Texas Coordinating Board, $20,222. Jan 1, 1994 - Jan, 1 1996.

13. Co-PI, ``Partnership in Computational Science,'' Dept. of Energy, DOE-32550-4130F, $127,000, Jan 1, 1995 - Sept. 30, 1995.

14. Co-PI, ``Partnership in Computational Science,'' Dept. of Energy, $475,000, July 15, 1995 - Feb. 29, 1996.

15. Co-PI, ``Planning Grant for a Center for Collaborative Research on Learning Technologies,'' NSF #9616500, $50,000, 12/1/96 - 7/15/97.

16. PI, ``Phase I - ATSI/TAMU Academy - Skills Factory'', American Training and Skills Institute (ATSI) subcontract, $48,000.

17. Co-PI, ``Intelligent Tutoring Systems'', Brooks AFB, $408,000, 6/1/97 - 12/31/98.

18. PI, Brooks-Cole Publishing Co, ``Finite Math on the Web©,'' $130,000, 9/1/97 - 8/31/99.

19. PI, Brooks-Cole Publishing Co, ``Applied Calculus on the Web©,'' $130,000, 9/1/02 - 8/31/03.

20. Co-PI, ``BIOCOMPLEXITY, Incubation Activity: Application of Mathematical Methods and Scientific Computation to Complex Ecological Problems,'' NSF-#0083894, $96,918.