The agricultural instructional media Lab was founded to support instructional computing. Includes information on projects and history.

The ATAM Program was founded as a special interdisciplinary research unit. Now called archaeological science, or archaeometry, it unites archaeology, art history, museology, and the natural and physical sciences. Archaeologists, anthropologists, curators, geologists, chemists, and others work together to analyze the structure, composition, technology, and dating of ancient objects using modern analytical techniques.

Information about the laboratory, operated by the Institute of Aviation, including an overview of the faculty and staff, facilities, research programs. Also includes an index of staff publications and an on-line search of technical reports.

Multidisciplinary research center in biological intelligence, human-computer intelligent interaction, and molecular and electronic nanostructures.

The Biomedical Imaging Center provides facilities, equipment and training for research on nuclear magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy, for their applications in engineering, neuroscience, speech and hearing science, psychology, biology, medicine, and other fields.

Conducts research with genomics, protein science, transgenic animals, immunology and flow cytometry. Includes list of seminars and services offered to the business sector.

The Bureau of Educational Research fulfills a broad mission of enriching the research culture at the College of Education by supporting interdepartmental or interdisciplinary collaboration; nurturing faculty research, especially for those who are at critical passages in their careers; and providing support for grantwriting and liaisons with funding agencies.

An interdisciplinary research program in partnership with Northwestern University.

Founded in 1986, the Center for Complex Systems Research studies systems that display adaptive, self-organizing behavior and systems that are usually characterized by a large throughput, such as turbulent flow, lightning, and the flow of information through the internet. Models and techniques drawn from nonlinear dynamics and chaos, neural nets, cellular automata, artificial life, and genetic algorithms are then developed to describe these complex systems. A collection of technical reports and scientific publications of CCSR researchers is available.

An overview of the research center for the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations.

The Center focuses on creating new hardware and software approaches to speed distributed computation. Specific research includes integrating advances in optimizing and parallelizing compilers, new parallel architectures, and parallel algorithms.

A center for multidisciplinary research on infectious diseases of animals and humans. Includes background, mission, contact information, and a list of faculty.

The CERL Sound Group is an informal research group that undertakes hardware/software development in digital audio signal processing and computer music. Current research areas include real-time algorithms, sinusoidal modeling, user interface hardware/software for music performance, airflow, and music notation.

Information about the Center, grant opportunities, and Center research.

Includes news, fellowships and research topics.

Information about the National Center for Computational Electronics and the Distributed Center for Advanced Electronics Simulations.

CSL started as a NASA-supported, multidisciplinary control systems laboratory in the 1950s and has evolved into a world-class electronics research facility and a premier national laboratory in information technology and telecommunications research. Today, interdisciplinary teams research new and innovative computing, communications, signal processing, and control technologies - the infrastructure that makes possible seamless wireless/wireline technology and Internet applications. Design, implementation, interaction, and evaluation issues are investigated at every level: from devices to circuits and systems, and from algorithms to networked architectures and software.

As part of the Coordinated Science Laboratory's interdisciplinary teams, members of the Communications Group conduct research in the general areas of communication systems and networks, error-control and modulation coding, information theory, and source coding. Specific research topics currently being pursued are "Wireless Communication Systems", "Communication Networks", "Multidimensional Information and Communication Theory", and "Source Coding Techniques".

Contains a listing of members, research, seminar information.

The DIMT Initiative was established to examine the potential of providing digital access to the University Library's collections, and to perform research with collections and users to determine the best methods for doing so. The program has recently changed its name to the Digital Imaging and Media Technology Initiative. Its goals are to utilize digital methods to preserve and to make accessible fragile and under-utilized visual resources, promote the use of digital media throughout the campus and scholarly community, and to conduct research that advances the creation and use of these resources.

The IERC is a research laboratory established to provide the scientific community with EPR (also called ESR or EMR), ENDOR, and ESEEM facilities and expertise; to conduct research and development projects centered on multifrequency and high frequency EPR technologies, to determine detailed local structures at radical and metal-ion centers in enzymes, materials and to facilitate communication among scientists worldwide who are interested in EPR techniques welcome and encourage scientists of all disciplines to visit our center and undertake collaborative or other work.

Description of baccalaureate program to address the focus of the airline industry on how to make both airplanes and the pilots who fly them safer and more effective.

Part of the Biotechnology Centre, the FCF is used to rapidly classify and/or physically separate individual cells or other small particles based on their light scatter and fluorescence emission characteristics. Cells can be labeled with up to five different fluorophores and then analyzed or sorted at rates of 100,000 cells per second. Typical samples consist of 150 microliters of a single cell suspension (1 million cells/ml) labeled with an appropriate fluorophore. The main facility occupies 1,300 sq. ft. of space and consists of an instrument lab, computer room, wet lab and cell culture area.

IlliGAL studies nature's search algorithm of choice, genetics and evolution, as a practical approach to solving difficult problems on a computer. Research at IlliGAL has concentrated on the development of a design theory for selectorecombinative GAs, their competent design and implementation, GAs using selection and recombination that solve hard problems, quickly, reliably, and accurately, and the analysis and design of efficiency enhancement measures through parallelization, time utilization, hybridization, and evaluation relaxation.

iPOINT is part of the Optical/Electronics Circuits Group involved in optical ATM networking. For various reasons (header translation, buffering, and fast reconfiguration), ATM networking requires a mix of electronic and optical components. Thus, a Optical/Electronic conversion is needed at some points within the network. iPOINT research investigates the integration of optical components on the same substrate as the transistors and investigates the construction of an input-buffered ATM switch to maximize the throughput of the electronic memory buffers.

Part of the Biotechnology Centre, the IRC provides facilities for research on polyclonal and monoclonal antibody production, antibody purification and labeling, ELISA assay, hybridoma culture media production, and SPR analysis on BIACore 3000 purification. The facility occupies 1,415 sq. ft. Animals used for monoclonal and polyclonal antibody production are housed in OLAR certified facilities.

A program for interdisciplinary education, scholarship, and public service in communication and culture.

A national research resource center for biomedical fluorescence spectroscopy. Includes general information, resources, research, theses, published abstracts, staff, consulting, and outreach.

Part of the program in Animal Genomics, the laboratory supports several projects in the fields of Cattle Genomics, Bovine Leukemia Virus and Phylogenomics. Offerings include considerable publication lists and gene mapping resources.

Information about the laboratory, projects, and staff. Also includes news and resources.

A repository for maize mutants utilized by scientists conducting biological research. Order genetic stocks and obtain information about maize mutants.

Resources for formal modelers plus information about the laboratory, programs, activities, faculty, researchers, and meetings.

Includes news, a description of coordinated research programs, and individual project descriptions.

Provides contacts, history, associates, news items, and a calendar of events.

Information about supercomputing and computing applications, as well as information on research the center is conducting.

The PPL is part of the Department of COmputer Science. The goal is to develop technology that improves performance of parallel applications while also improving programmer productivity where with a distributed software base, complex irregular and dynamic applications can be developed quickly and perform scalably on machines with thousands of processors. To ensure relevance and long-term impact, we work in the context of real applications.

Information about research in the Department of Physics, including links to affiliated research centers.

Part of the College of Engineering, the RAL was established as part of an effort to create interdisciplinary, college wide laboratory facilities. The laboratory is used to study a number of areas including: basic and advanced robotics, dynamics and control, differential geometric methods in nonlinear control, manufacturing systems, analysis of dynamic systems, and project design.

An overview of current research projects in the school plus profiles of the researchers.

Faculty, student, and course information plus an overview of research topics.

FS-MRL is an interdisciplinary research laboratory focused on fundamental issues in materials science. The primary goals of the programs are to develop fundamental research programs in the areas of materials science, condensed matter physics, and materials chemistry, to educate scientists and engineers at the PhD and Post-doctoral levels with skills in those areas, and to transfer science and technology developed to other DOE National Laboratories and to US industry via research collaborations, mutually supportive interactions, and continuing education.

The Archive is a project of the Library devoted to the study of the French author Marcel Proust and his time. It seeks to demonstrate the utility of Internet distribution of research documents in the humanities, and the possibility of carrying out original research at a distance.

Established more than 20 years ago, the RTSL has been pioneering the area of real-time computing. The Real-Time Systems Laboratory performs research on all aspects of real-time computing systems. A real-time system must not only produce logically correct results, but it must also produce them with certain timing constraints. Such systems are gaining importance in a number of applications, for example, automated factories, telecommunication systems, defense systems, and space systems, and smart spaces.

Reports, presentations, publications and information from the project at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

University portal to the Research Administration, Initiatives of various Colleges and Departments, facilities, documents, programs, surveys and available resources and services. Includes a search engine.

The Center, part of the Biotechnology Centre, conducts research on the comparative genetic organization, evolution and function of plant, animal and microbial genomes. The center has three interactive units - Functional Genomics, High-throughput Sequencing and Genotyping, and Bioinfomatics - each with their own focus, staff and service and research offerings.