Grants 

1. 2026 – Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Staff Exchanges, Horizon Europe. Co-PI / CUNY Graduate Center Partner Lead for EMERGENCE: Emerging Methods in Fourier Analysis, PDEs, Graphs and Machine Learning (Project No. 101342862). Project Coordinator: Elena Cordero, University of Turin. Total consortium award: €1,582,020; 48-month international and intersectoral research project involving academic and industry partners.

2. 2025-2028, NSF grant, DMS-2453769: ``Spectral analysis of limiting operators in higher dimensions", $262,000.00

3. 2023-2026, AMS-Simons Research Enhancement Grants

4. 2024, AWM grant funded by NSF grant, DMS-2015440

5. 2024, Simons Foundation Fellowship (offered) to visit Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, July 1-26

6. 2023, AMS - PUI FACULTY TRAVEL GRANT

7. 2022, AWM-NSF Grant, under NSF Grant DMS-2015440

8. The recipient of the 2020 QCC Award for Excellence in Faculty Scholarship (Press)

9. Co-PI, 2018, NSF Grant DMS-1839543 (with Anca Radulescu and Joshua Isralowitz)

10. 2018–2023 – Clare Boothe Luce Fellowship

Co-PI, $249,500. Supported five female doctoral students in the Mathematics and Computer Science PhD programs.

11. PI, 2018, William P. Kelly Research Fellowship Award 

12. PI, 2018, The PSC-CUNY Grant, $5,930

13. PI, 2018, The Community College Research Grant, $9,800

14. PI, 2017, The American Mathematical Society award $1,350 

15. PI, 2017, NSF-AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) Award, $2,136

16. PI, 2017-2018, PSC-CUNY Award Tradition B # 69625-00 48, $4,530

17. 2017, Honored by the Chancellor Milliken and the Vice Chancellor Rabinowitz of the CUNY on the occasion of the ``Salute to Scholars" in honor of outstanding scholarly achievements. 

18. PI, 2016-2017, PSC-CUNY Award Tradition B # 69625-00 47

19. PI, 2016, NSF-AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) Award.

20. 2016, Honored by the Chancellor Milliken and the Vice Chancellor Rabinowitz of the CUNY on the occasion of the ``Salute to Scholars" in honor of outstanding scholarly achievements.  

21. Feliks Gross Endowment Award, City University of New York’s Highest Award for Assistant Professors, 2015 (Press) -  This is the City University of New York's (CUNY) highest award for assistant professors iin recognition of outstanding research, or potential for such, in the humanities or sciences. 

22. PI, The International Excellence in Mathematics Research Grant from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain, June -July 2015 

23. PI, NSF grant, $49,704.00,  DMS-1501066, 2015-2016. (Co-PI's: Alex Iosevich and Gestur Olafsson)

24. Honored by the Chancellor and the Vice Chancellor of the CUNY for outstanding scholarly achievements, 2015.

25. PI,  PSC-CUNY Research Grant (Tradition B 45-446), 2014-2015 # 67736-00 45

26. Appointed as a doctoral faculty of the Graduate School and University Center’s Ph.D. Program in Mathematics, effective Fall 2014. 

27. PI, 2013-2014, NSF-AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) Award

28. Co-PI, 2013-2014, Community College Collaborative Incentive Research Grant (C3IRG), Project entitled:Active and Passive Deformation in the Motion of a Compliant Fiber. 

29. PI, 2012-2013, PSC-CUNY Research Grant (Tradition B)

30. PI, 2012-2013, NSF-AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics) Award

31. PI, 2011, William Steward Award, City University of New York (CUNY)

32. Co-PI, 2009, collaborative research award, Saint Louis University

33. PI, 2008, visiting grant, Texas A&M University

34. PI, 2008, Women for Math Science Award, Technical University of Munich, Germany

35. PI, 2007, research grant, Stony Brook University

36. PI, 2006-2008, Marie Curie Fellow

37. PI, 2002-2005, research grant, German Academic Exchange Service (Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst - DAAD)

38. PI, 2001-2002, research grant, German Academic Exchange Service (Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst - DAAD)