Current Grants

* NIH Grants

Roger Craig

*Mechanisms governing myosin turnover and exchange in vivo
4.1.2021 - 3.31.2025
$152,980 - NIH

*Impact of dilated cardiomyopathy mutations on myosin structure and function
4.1.21 – 3.31.26
$212,475 - NIH

Gregory DiGirolamo, Alexander Bankier, Max Rosen

*Increasing Nodule Detection in Lung Cancer by Non-Conscious Detection of “Missed” Nodules and Machine Learning
5.23.2022 - 1.31.2027
$2,323,429 - NIH

Matthew Gounis

Computational and finite element modeling of bloodflow in cerebral aneurysm treatment to create accurate outcome predictions and develop an endovascular device testbed
7.1.2023 – 6.30.2027
$417,524

Young Kim

Application of Ultra Low Dose CT and Artificial Intelligence Algorithms in the Detection of Pelvic and Hip Fractures
8.30.2021 - 8.29.2026
$36,000 - ClariPi

Michael King

*Development of a combined Gamma/Positron system for molecular imaging of the human brain at sub-500 micron spatial resolution
8.18.23 - 7.31.25
$292,194 - NIH 

Raúl Padrón

*Dissecting the structural origin of relaxation in skeletal muscle
4.1.23 - 3.31.28
$2,850,980 - NIH

Raúl Padrón, Roger Craig

*Structural basis of the super-relaxed state in human cardiac muscle
7.1.2022 - 6.30.2026
$1,425,067 - NIH

Manojkumar Saranathan

*Next-Generation Thalamic Nuclei Visualization and Segmentation Methods
9.1.22 – 6.30.26
$1,822,292 - NIH

Super-Resolved Multimodal Imaging Biomarkers for Frontotemporal Dementia
4.1.24 – 3.31.26
$190,950

Mohammed Salman Shazeeb

Self-learning Medical Artificial Intelligent (SMART) Approach to Diagnose Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
7.1.24 – 6.30.25
$200,000

Salman Shazeeb, Manojkumar Saranathan and Gopal Vijayaraghavan

AI algorithm (Mirai) on patients at risk of developing breast cancer
In collaboration with Massachusetts Institute of Technology
10.1.2022 - 9.30.2025
$300,000 - Breast Cancer Research Foundation 

Gopal Vijayaraghavan

Contrast Enhanced Breast MRI
11.25.2024 – 6.30.2025
$16,139.62