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• Member, CS Search Committee for Department Chairman, 1992• Chair, CS Department Computing Facilities Committee, 1991-99• Coordinator, CS Department Colloquium Series, 1991-93• Member, CS Department Recruiting Committee, 1990-91• Member, Computer Science Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, 1989-92• Member, CS Department Computing Facilities Committee, 1989-91Grants and Contracts• NSF 0705774 III-CXT: Computer Science Research Using the Cornell Web Lab toStudy Social and Informational Processes on the Web, 2007-2009, $900,000 (coinvestigatorsWilliam Arms and Jon Kleinberg).• NSF 0713185 RI: A Context-Based Approach to the Recognition and Localization ofVisual Object Categories, 2007-2010, $450,000.• DARPA through ONR contract HR0011-06-C-0147 Urban Challenge: Team Cornell,2006-2007, $1,000,000 (co-investigators Mark Campbell and Ephrahim Garcia).• NSF 0629447 SGER Recognizing Objects by Simultaneously Combining Appearanceand Geometry, 2006-2007, $100,000.• NSF 0537606 Cyberinfrastructure Tools, Very Large Semi-Structured Datasets forSocial Science Research, 2006-2008, $2,000,000 (co-investigators William Arms, JonKleinberg, Michael Macy, David Strang).• NSF 0403340 Research Infrastructure Grant, Petabyte Storage Services for Data-Driven Science, 2004-2009, $1,800,000 (co-investigators Alan Demers, SteveMarschner, Jon Kleinberg, James Cordes).• NSF 0325453 Information Technology Research Grant, Networks of StrategicAgents: Theory and Algorithms, 2003-2008, $2,468,000 (co-investigators EvaTardos, Jon Kleinberg, Joe Halpern, Eric Friedman).• Xerox Corporation, Networked Document Images, 1998, $100,000.• Microsoft Corporation, support for Information Technology Research, 1997, $45,000(co-investigators Thorsten von Eicken, S. Keshav, Brian Smith, Ramin Zabih).• Intel Corporation Equipment Grant, 1997-2000, $6,000,000 (co-investigators JohnHopcroft and Don Randel).• NSF Research Infrastructure Grant CDA-9703470, A Next Generation Computingand Communications Substrate, 1997-2001, $1,411,000 (co-investigators KenBirman, Thorsten von Eicken, S. Keshav, Fred Schneider).• DARPA through ARL contract DAAL01-97-K-0104, Robust Online Event Detectionfor Video Surveillance and Monitoring, 1997-99, $600,000.• Xerox Corporation, Networked Document Images, 1997, $100,000.• Xerox Corporation, Networked Document Images, 1996, $35,000.• DARPA through Alphatech subcontract F33615-95-C-1651. Performance Evaluationfor Target Recognition, 1995-1998, $250,000.• NSF grant CDA-9422146, CISE Research Instrumentation, 1995-96, $88,000 plus$21,000 matching funds from ATT (co-investigators Brian Smith and Ramin Zabih).
• ARPA through ARO contract DAAH04-93-C-0052 Fast Adaptive TargetRecognition, 1993-1996, $750,000 (co-investigator David Doria at Hughes Aircraft).• NSF grant INT-9214760 for collaborative research with Nicholas Ayache and OlivierFaugeras at INRIA, 1992-1995, $44,000 (co-investigators Gerard Medioni at USC,Eric Grimson at MIT, Jean Ponce at Illinois).• NSF grant CDA-9214957 Revitalizing the Computer Science Curriculum, $200,0001992-1995 (co-investigators David Gries, John Hopcroft, Charles vanLoan).• AFOSR AASERT supplement, contract F49620-92-J-0247, Applications ofGeometric Algorithms, 1992-1995, $125,000 (co-investigator Bruce Donald).• NSF grant CDA-9121783 instrumentation for Mobile Autonomous Robots inUnstructured Environments, 1992-93, $27,000 (co-investigators Bruce Donald andCarlo Tomasi).• ATT Grant for Undergraduate Teaching in Robotics and Vision, 1991-92, $15,000(co-investigator Bruce Donald).• AFOSR contract AFOSR-91-0328 Applications of Geometric Algorithms toMachining, Manufacturing and Design, 1991-94, $550,000 (co-investigator BruceDonald).• Xerox Corporation, PYI matching funds, 1991-94, $47,000.• Kodak Corporation, PYI matching funds, 1990-92, $20,000.• General Electric Company, PYI matching funds, 1990-92, $20,000.• NSF Presidential Young Investigator Award, IRI-9057928, 1990-95, $310,000.• NSF grant CDA-8951763 Development of an Undergraduate Lab Curriculum inRobotics and Vision, 1990-93, $100,000 plus $100,000 matching funds from theCornell Engineering College (co-investigator Bruce Donald).• ATT Grant for Research in Mobile Robotics (co-investigator Bruce Donald), 1989,$55,000.Postdoctoral Associates and Researchers SupervisedSteve Bagley, Michael Black, Yuri Boykov, Todd Cass, Pedro Felzenszwalb, JimMahoney, David Marimont, Clark Olson, William Rucklidge, Eric Saund, Sid Suri,Andreas Weigand.Completed Ph.D. StudentsPeter Wayner, January 1993 (independent consultant and author)Michael Hopcroft, January 1995 (at Microsoft)William Rucklidge, January 1995 (went to Xerox PARC, now at Google)Daniel Scharstein, January 1997 (at Middlebury College)Nick Howe, May 2001 (at Smith College)
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