The notices it replaced
Its page was not saved, so the notices it replaced are not known.
Who won it before
Competing awards, new and renewals, since FY2014, under this notice and the notices it replaced.
- Past awards
- 4
- 4 new
- Median first-year cost
- $926,761
- $3,896,981 in all
- Institutions
- 4
- 4 contact PIs
Awards by fiscal year
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Fiscal years 2014 to 2026.
Most frequent institutions
- MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY1
- PURDUE UNIVERSITY1
- UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO1
- UNIVERSITY OF OREGON1
Most frequent study sections
- Neurological Sciences and Disorders D (NSD-D)4
| FY | Project | PIs | Institution | First-year cost | Study section |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY2025 | Highspeed Image Sensor and Microscopy Methods for Resolving Millisecond Scale Neural Dynamics in Freely Moving Mice and Zebrafish1R01NS139886-01 | Wilson, Matthew A | MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, MA | First-year cost $1,362,172 | Study section NSD |
| FY2025 | Development of photocaged DREADD agonists for high-efficiency, target-specific optical silencing of synaptic transmission1R01NS139872-01 | Banghart, Matthew R. | UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO, CA | First-year cost $1,124,850 | Study section NSD |
| FY2024 | Scalable fabrication of high-density amorphous silicon carbide microelectrode arrays for chronic neural interfacing1R01NS136987-01 | Deku, Felix | UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, OR | First-year cost $728,672 | Study section NSD |
| FY2024 | Light pipe microscope for ultra-large-scale cellular-resolution whole-neocortex two-photon calcium imaging of mammalian brains1R01NS137022-01 | Cui, MengKomiyama, Takaki | PURDUE UNIVERSITY, IN | First-year cost $681,287 | Study section NSD |
Newest fiscal year first, then first-year cost.
Data: Grants.gov's daily extract and NIH's notice pages and award files, in ScienceGraph release conductgrants-2026-11-12-0.3.1. An award is listed only where NIH's own record names the notice, and a PI only by NIH's profile ID. Grants.gov and NIH do not endorse ScienceDex.