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FY2015 NIH awards · Principal investigators

Physiology at Columbia University

New York, NY

Funding
$4.8M
$4,844,959
Awards
18
FY2015 NIH awards in Physiology
Principal investigators
12
12 lead a grant here, 0 co-investigators
Department rank
#32
of 93 · 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.
  • These are the awards in the Physiology row of the Columbia University page.

Leads a grant in this department

12 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. Mancia, Filippo

    Leads 3 awards · $995,858

    • 1R01GM111980-01A1Department: NIH department code
      Lipid biosynthesis and modification by integral-membrane enzymes
      $451,858
      award amount
    • 5R01GM098617-04Department: NIH department code
      CysZ proteins_A family of sulfate transporters with remarkable architecture
      $304,000
      award amount
    • 1R21AI119672-01Department: NIH department code
      Structural basis of phosphoinositide biosynthesis in Mycobacterium tuberculosis
      $240,000
      award amount
  2. Colecraft, Henry M.

    Leads 2 awards · $873,463

    • 5R01HL121253-02Department: NIH department code
      L-type calcium channel trafficking and modulation in heart
      $569,463
      award amount
    • 5R01GM107585-02Department: NIH department code
      Small G-protein Regulation of Calcium Channels
      $304,000
      award amount
  3. Marks, Andrew Robert

    Leads 3 awards · $846,469

    • 5T32HL120826-02Department: NIH department code
      Training in Cardiovascular Translational Research
      $436,469
      award amount
    • 5R01HL061503-17Department: NIH department code
      Molecular Basis of Heart Failure
      $394,000
      award amount
    • 1R13HL129726-01Department: NIH department code
      Macromolecular Local Signaling Complexes
      $16,000
      award amount
  4. Gogos, Joseph A

    Leads 2 awards · $797,684

    • 5R01MH080234-08Department: NIH department code
      Elucidating the Effect of Disc 1 on Neurodevelopment and Synaptic Transmission
      $399,030
      award amount
    • 5R01MH097879-04Department: NIH department code
      microRNA dysregulation in psychiatric disorders and cognitive dysfunction
      $398,654
      award amount
  5. Grueber, Wesley B

    Leads 1 award · $348,822

    • 5R01NS061908-08Department: NIH department code
      Dendritic patterning by interacting extrinsic cues
      $348,822
      award amount
  6. Kousteni, Stavroula

    Leads 1 award · $341,711

    • 5R01AR054447-08Department: NIH department code
      The Osteoblast as a Determinant of Leukemogenesis
      $341,711
      award amount
  7. Dodd, Jane

    Leads 1 award · $240,000

    • 1R21NS093572-01Department: NIH department code
      Trans-Synaptic Tracing of Developing Somatosensory Circuits
      $240,000
      award amount
  8. Atkin, Talia Allison

    Leads 1 award · $167,724

    • 1K01MH106833-01Department: NIH department code
      VPAC2 receptor function and its link to schizophrenia.
      $167,724
      award amount
  9. Santulli, Gaetano

    Leads 1 award · $88,197

    • 1K99DK107895-01Department: NIH department code
      Targeting intracellular calcium leak as novel therapy for diabetes
      $88,197
      award amount
  10. Siegelbaum, Steven A

    Leads 1 award · $58,791

    • 5R25NS076445-04Department: NIH department code
      Summer Program for Under Represented Students (SPURS)
      $58,791
      award amount
  11. Forrester, Frances Margaret

    Leads 1 award · $43,120

    • 1F31AG052312-01Department: NIH department code
      Calcium Leak-Dependent Muscle Function Loss in Aged C elegans
      $43,120
      award amount
  12. Smerdon, John W

    Leads 1 award · $43,120

    • 1F31NS095571-01Department: NIH department code
      Exploring synaptic abnormalities that underlie hyperactivity in a stem-cell derived model of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
      $43,120
      award amount