Current Research Funding
NSF
Career: Virtual physiology of human tumor tissue for malignancy quantification. Dabagh (PI).
NSF
I-Corps. Wound healing monitoring device using deep-learning-assisted multi-modal imaging. Dabagh (PI).
NSF
Cybertraining: Implementation: Small: CIberCATSS, A Comprehensive, Applied and Tangible CyberInfrastructure (CI) Summer School in Southeastern Wisconsin. Dabagh (co-PI).
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Discovery and Innovation Grant (DIG). Role of mechanotransduction within wound tissue to characterize and design advanced dressings for non-healing wounds. Dabagh (PI).
Past Research Funding
NSF
CC* Compute: A Well-Balanced Cluster for Science and Engineering in the Great Lakes Region. Dabagh (co-PI).
Natural Sciences and engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
Raman signatures of metastatic cancers. Dabagh (co-PI).
UWM-Graduate School Advanced Opportunity Program (AOP) Fellowship award.
Fellowship awarded to Andrea Alonso.
UWM scientist lands $542,000 NSF award for modeling virtual tumor tissues
Students learn to apply high-performance computing to research through new grant
UWM awarded grant to upgrade its campus supercomputing cluster