FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS

1. A Dedicated Parallel Processor for Monte Carlo Simulation of Dispersed Phase Chemical Processes. Funded by John K. Yost, Vice Chancellor for Research for $5,389 awarded January 1989.
2. Supercomputer Summer Institute. Funded by NSF/San Diego Supercomputer Center for travel, room, stipend, and course registration to attend the 1988 San Diego Supercomputer Summer Institute, August 8-19, 1988.
3. Faculty Development Fellowship: Vector and Parallel Computational Methods for Chemical Engineering Applications. Funded by the College of Engineering and Technology-UNL, $2,000 awarded for the period May 1987-May 1988 for travel and registration at various computing workshops.
4. Supercomputer Summer Institute. Funded by NSF/Colorado State University for travel, room, board, and course registration to attend the two week supercomputer workshop "Vector Methods in Science and Engineering" July 13-24, 1987.
5. Non-Tenured Faculty Research Grant. Funded by 3M Corporation for $10,000 awarded June 1985; $11,000 awarded April 1986; and $12,000 awarded April 1987.