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The University of Vermont (UVM) is one of the smallest research-intensive institutions in the country, yet it receives nearly $125 million in annual grant funding. UVM ranks in the top 15% of colleges and universities surveyed for federal support of research and development.
Below are the latest grants and scholarships that have been awarded in the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences (CEMS):CEMS communicates knowledge through teaching, conference presentations, technology transfer, by editing journals, and by publishing research findings. See the pages below for listings of our latest scholarly contributions:
A strategic Spire of Excellence for growing research, scholarship, and innovation at CEMS is in the field of complex systems: highly dynamic, non-linear systems demonstrating emergent properties and behaviors.
With the establishment of the CEMS Complex Systems Center — strategically focused on multidisciplinary research strengths in environment, transportation, and bioengineering — and a continuing influx of world-class faculty and top students, the College is poised to be a national and international leader in the field.
CEMS' vision for the future is also entirely consistent with that of the National Science Foundation (NSF). Complex systems is a research thrust and long-term investment priority identified by the NSF in their 2006-2011 strategic plan, Investing in America's Future.
