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Grants and Awards
NSF-DMS 0811138.
Computational Mathematics, 2008-2011
Collaborative Research:
Efficient solvers for free boundary flows of complex fluids
G. Guidoboni (PI), CoPIs: R. Glowinski (U. of Houston), M. Pasquali
(Rice U.)
Total Award: $285,843, UH share: $122,140
IBIS 2008 Seed Grant.
Institute for Biomedical Imaging Sciences, 2008-2009
Mitral Valve: 3D-Image sequence
analysis and mechanical modeling
R. Azencott (U. of Houston) (PI), CoPIs: S. Canic, R. Glowinski, G.
Guidoboni (U. of Houston), W. Zoghbi, S. Little (The Methodist
Hospital)
Total award: $75,000
ARP 003652-0051-2006.
Texas Education Board Advanced Research Program - Mathematics,
2006-2008
Mathematical Models for
cardiovascular stenting
S. Canic (PI), G. Guidoboni (CoPI)
Total award: $79,000
Summer Research Grant
2006. Department of Mathematics, University of Houston
Operator splitting for the
numerical simularion of fluid flow in deformable domains with
application to blood flow
G. Guidoboni (Single PI)
Total award: $8,700
Fulbright Research
Scholarship University of Houston (USA), February-July 2004
Numerical Algorithms for the
simulation of the flow of incompressible viscous fluids in deformable
domains
G. Guidoboni (Single PI)
Total award: $11,000
Marie Curie Training
Fellowship University of Surrey (UK), April-July 2003
Pattern selection in Faraday
waves
G. Guidoboni (PI)
Total award: 2,500 pounds
Fondo Giovani Ricercatori
University of Ferrara (Italy), 2002-2003
Mathematical Models in
Mathematical Physics
G. Guidoboni (PI), E. Piras (CoPI), B. J. Jin (CoPI)
Total award: 2,000 euros
Travel Awards
USACM Travel Award
8th World Congress on Computational Mechanics. June 30 - July 4, 2008,
Venice, Italy.
Institute for Mathematics
and its Applications
IMA New Directions Short Course: Biophysical Fluid Dynamics. June
19-30, 2006, Minneapolis, USA.
US Junior Oberwolfach
Fellows
Oberwolfach workshop - ID 0544.
Reactive Flow and Transport Through Complex Systems, October 30 -
November 5, 2005, Oberwolfach, Germany.
Institute for Mathematics
and its Applications
IMA Workshop Career Options for Women in Mathematical Sciences.
February 4-5, 2005, Minneapolis, USA.
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Current Address: Department of Mathematics, PGH Building, University of
Houston, Houston, Texax 77204-3008
Phone: (713) 743-3500 - Fax: (713) 743-3505
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