This National Science Foundation (NSF) Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) grant award under CFDA 47.070 provides $182,252 to Rutgers, The State University's Research Financial Services Division to conduct a 5-year research project titled "CAREER: Principled System Design for Coordinated Management of Disaggregated Near-Hardware Data Processing Accelerators." The project aims to develop a coordinated management framework leveraging low-power computational accelerators located near key resources like memory and storage to enable scalable, high-performance, reliable, and energy-efficient data processing across edge, datacenter, and high-performance computing systems. Key focus areas include operating system abstractions, compiler and runtime support, and distributed systems principles for task scheduling and system reliability. The research will evaluate the proposed solutions across a range of applications including graph processing, machine learning, data analytics, and climate modeling. The award emphasizes advancing cross-layered hardware-software system design and equipping students with skills in cutting-edge technologies.