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Research Grants
  • 1997: HP Grants Program: Healthcare Information Systems Engineering. S.K. Tewksbury (PI). Participating academic units: Dept. Electrical &Computer Engineering, R.C. Byrd Health Sciences Center (HSC), Dept. Statistics and Computer Science, Information Systems (WVU Hospitals) and the Concurrent Engineering Research Center. $404,000 equipment grant. Supplemental grant, 1998. $87,000.

  • 1997: NSF EPSCoR: Medical Imaging and Image Processing Research Cluster. S.K. Tewksbury (PI). Participating WVU/WVUIT academic units: Dept. Electrical and Computer Engineering; Health Sciences Center's (HSC) PET Center; HSC Radiology Imaging Laboratory; HSC Neurophysiology Laboratory; and WVUIT College of Engineering. $150,000/1 year. Equipment funding (parallel computer for image processing, other items).

  • 1996: WV Chancellor's Office, WVU/COE, WVUIT: Distributed, Computer-based Instructional Technologies Laboratory, two college-wide facilities (one at WVU/CEMR and one at WVU Institute of Technology) for deployment of and research on asynchronous distance learning technologies and course modules. $60K(WV State). S.Tewksbury, PI), D. Gillespie (WVUIT: co-PI) .

  • 1996: NSF/EPSCoR. Image Processing Research Cluster Development. $50,000. S.K. Tewksbury (PI).

  • 1995: A Regional Communication System Prototyping Laboratory for Electrical and Computer Engineering Curriculum Integration, NSF ILI Program. L.A. Hornak PI, S.K. Tewksbury and B. Das co-PIs. $97,466 (NSF and Match).

  • 1995: NSF/EPSCoR Experimental Systemic Initiative. Embedded Systems for Image Processing and Intelligent Sensors. $230,000 from NSF, $230,000 additional in matching. S.K. Tewksbury (PI) and L.A. Hornak (co-PI).

  • 1995: NASA EPSCoR, Proposal Development Funds. Information Processing and the Earth Observing System, NASA EPSCoR. $70,000. S.K. Tewksbury (PI and manager); H. Tesser (Marshall University), T. Harris (WVU-GIS), F. Vanscoy (WVU-CS) and H. Ammar (WVU-ECE) are co-PIs.

  • 1995: WVU Central Funding: "Image Processing Applications and Systems Research Laboratory." $40,000. S.K. Tewksbury (PI).

  • 1995: WVU Central Funding. Image Processing Applications and Systems Research Laboratory, providing matching funds for NSF Systemic Program award above. S.K. Tewksbury (PI). $40,000.

  • 1995: NSF Instrumentation and Laboratory Improvement Program. A regional communication system prototyping laboratory for electrical and Program. $48,733 from NSF (+ $48,733 match). L.A. Hornak (PI), S.K. Tewksbury and B. Das (co-PIs).

  • 1993: AFOSR. Equipment resources for MCM technology and system prototyping, U.S. Air Force/AFOSR. $313,600/1 year. L.A. Hornak (PI) and S.K. Tewksbury (co-PI).

  • 1993: NSF. Undergraduate Digital Design and Prototyping Laboratory, NSF Instrument and Laboratory Improvement Program. $30,000 from NSF. S.K. Tewksbury (PI) and W. Cooley (co-PI).

  • 1993: ARPA/E-Systems HTS Technology Insertion Program: Cryoelectronics in MCM Based Systems, S. K. Tewksbury (PI), L. A. Hornak (co-PI), $199,982.

  • 1992: ARPA. Electrical and optical interconnect compatibility, ARPA EPSCoR supplement. $90K. L.A. Hornak (PI) and S.K. Tewksbury (co-PI).

  • 1992: NSF. NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates, NSF. $10K. S.K. Tewksbury (PI) and L.A. Hornak (co-PI).

  • 1992: ARPA. Cryoelectronics in MCM-Based Systems, DARPA High Temperature Superconductivity Program, Subcontract to E-Systems, $400,000 over three years. S.K. Tewksbury (PI) and L.A. Hornak (co-PI).

  • 1992: NSF. Integrated Interconnections for ULSI Using Si Wafer Area Networks, NSF. $139K. S.K. Tewksbury (PI) and L.A. Hornak (co-PI).

  • 1991: DARPA DEPSCoR supplement to DARPA URI project below, $86,420,000 over 3 years. S.K. Tewksbury (PI) and L.A. Hornak (co-PI).

  • 1991: ARPA. Compatibility of submicron silicon CMOS circuits with GaAs heteroepitaxy, DARPA University Research Initiative (URI), $510,000 over 3 years. S.K. Tewksbury (PI) and L.A. Hornak (co-PI).
Representative Industry Donations
  • 1994: Analog Devices Inc., Donation of EZ-Kit emulators for ADSP 2100 and ADSP 21020 digital signal processors, $1,000. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1993: ViewLogic Corp. software, Workview + software (12 site license) $50K. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1993: IBM Manassas. Donation of SEM, Optical Inspection system, Cleanroom Equipment, and miscellaneous microfabrication equipment. Value: $528,000. S.K. Tewksbury and L.A. Hornak.

  • 1992: Union Carbide Microlithography, Donation of entire lithography lab, general processing equipment and furniture. Value: $305,000. S.K. Tewksbury and L.A. Hornak.

  • 1992: AT&T Bell Laboratories Engineering Research Center, Donation of visible lasers, terminals, PCs, computers, office furniture, and miscellaneous research equipment. Estimated value: $20,000. S.K. Tewksbury and L.A. Hornak.

  • 1992: Tektronix University Program, Donation of electronic instrumentation for undergraduate laboratory, $90K. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1992: NCR university program, Donation of computer equipment in support of undergraduate laboratory, $40K. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1992: Hewlett-Packard, Donation of logic analyzers for undergraduatelaboratory, $11K. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1992: Actel Corp., FPGA software for education, $30K. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1992: Intel Corp., Additional software/hardware for EPLD design in education, $25K. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1991: Intel Corporation, request for development system for programmable logic devices. $9,450 for equipment. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1991: Motorola. Donation of DSP development system. Approximate value: $5,000. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1991: Electric Editor, Inc. VLSI CAD tools (Electric Editor) for Macintosh and Sun workstation environments. Approximate value: $15,000. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1991: Zola, Inc. DSP development software for Macintosh. Approximate value: $3,000. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1991: Texas Instruments.  Donation of development station and software for digital signal processing.  Approximate value: $6,000. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1991: B&C Engineering. PROM/Memory Card Programmer. Approximate value: $700. S.K. Tewksbury.

  • 1991: Prescience. THEORIST mathematical software. Approximate value: $900. S.K. Tewksbury

  • 1990. Various requests and arrangements completed at AT&T Bell Laboratories prior to retirement. AT&T Bell Laboratories and AT&T Microelectronics: Donation of fabrication equipment, electronic instrumentation, computers, etc. Estimated value: $1,800,000. S.K. Tewksbury.