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FY2026 NIH awards · Principal investigators

Genetics at Seattle Children's

Seattle, WA · Sum of member hospitals

Funding
$2.8M
$2,822,793
Awards
4
FY2026 NIH awards in Genetics
Principal investigators
5
4 lead a grant here, 1 co-investigator
Department rank
#47
of 67 with hospitals and health systems listed separately · Ranking
  • NIH names only the principal investigators on an award, so this page lists only them. The department is the award's: it is where ScienceDex counts the award, not a list of the department's members.
  • NIH gives hospital awards no department code. Each counts under its contact PI's own department, from their PubMed affiliations, or under a department inferred from the award's topic when no affiliation names one. Each award below says which. How departments are assigned
  • Awards at Seattle Children's's member hospitals under the department-ranking rules: awards with a department, R&D contracts left out. They match Seattle Children's's Genetics row on the system page.

By member hospital

Where NIH made these awards. Each hospital's page lists its own investigators.

Leads a grant in this department

4 contact PIs of these awards, by the funding they lead. Other principal investigators on an award are listed with it and under Co-investigators.

  1. Pejman Mohammadi

    Leads 1 award · $882,279

  2. Carol H Miao

    Leads 1 award · $719,642

    • 5R01HL169793-03Department: topic-inferred
      Gene Editing for Hemophilia A Treatment Using Lipid Nanoparticles
      $719,642
      award amount
  3. Stephen Edward Paucha Smith

    Leads 1 award · $704,697

    • 5R01NS143924-02Department: topic-inferred
      Modeling mTOR network dynamics to achieve optimal drug rescue of congenital mTORopathies
      $704,697
      award amount
  4. Kathleen Joyce Millen

    Leads 1 award · $516,175

    • 1R21NS152673-01Department: topic-inferred
      Investigating the role of MN1 in CNS developmental malformations
      $516,175
      award amount

Co-investigators

Named as principal investigators on these awards, which someone else leads. They may belong to another department or institution: their own, below, comes from the awards they lead.