In August 2020, Prof. Zanibbi became a member of the MMLI project, funded as one of the first NSF-sponsored AI Centers.
In December 2017, the National Science Foundation (USA) awarded a grant to Prof. Zanibbi, Anurag Agarwal (RIT), Douglas Oard (Univ. Maryland, College Park), and Lee Giles (Penn State) in support of research into extracting text-math relationships and then using these to produce math-aware search engines. The grant also supports integration with the CiteSeerX technical paper database.
In Summer 2017, the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation funded a proposal by Prof. Zanibbi and C. Lee Giles (Penn State) to integrate math-aware search into the CiteSeerX platform.
The French Ministy of Higher Education and Research has provided a grant to support a PhD student at INSA Rennes (France) co-advised by Betrand Couasnon, Yann Ricquebourg, and Prof. Zanibbi (2016-2019). The project is exploring the interaction between deep learning and syntactic pattern recognition techniques in document recognition tasks.
CICM 2015, which funded Prof. Zanibbi's trip to give a keynote speech at the conference.
University of Waterloo, Canada, through a Visiting Professorship held by Prof. Zanibbi in Fall 2014.
Université de Nantes, France, through a Visiting Professorship held by Prof. Zanibbi in June 2012, and June-July 2014.
NSF HCC Grant (held with Stephanie Ludi, Roger Gaborski and Anurag Agarwal, 2012-2017), to develop an iPad-based system to assist students with low vision taking math courses.
Google corporation, through a Google Research Awards Grant, for work with Prof. Charles Bigelow
on collecting and analyzing font metrics in historical books (2011-2012)
The National Science Foundation (NSF), through an IIS/III grant for
work in math recognition and retrieval (2010-2015), and associated NSF REU supplements (Summers 2011-2013)
