My proposal, titled "Learning Time-Varying Network Structure from Sparse Epidemiological Data,'' written jointly with Dr Ashish Hota from IIT Kharagpur, has been funded as part of the US-India Collaborative Research Program, National Science Foundation, a program that is receiving the highest-possible visibility; the NSF Director has met several times with his Indian counterpart about this, and it was even a topic of discussion when President Biden made his recent Asia trip. This project is supplemental funding for my grant titled  "Collaborative Research: A Comprehensive Approach to Modeling, Learning, Analysis and Control of Epidemic Processes over Time-Varying and Multi-Layer Networks," funded by the NSF-ECCS Program

We had a farewell gathering for my postdoc Dr Baike She before he left for University of Florida. We had fun despite the weather (Brooks Butler, Ian Walter, Prof. Paré, Ciyuan Zhang, Dr. Baike She, Humphrey C. H. Leung, ; left to right):

Group Photo (Ian Walter, Humphrey C. H. Leung, Brooks Butler, Prof. Paré, Dr. Baike She, Ciyuan Zhang, José Caiza; left to right):