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FY2026 NIH awards · Principal investigators

Chemistry at University of Denver (Colorado Seminary)

Denver, CO

Funding
$1.7M
$1,694,220
Awards
6
FY2026 NIH awards in Chemistry
Principal investigators
5
5 lead a grant here, 0 co-investigators
Department rank
Not ranked
Outside the 27 ranked departments
  • 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 Chemistry row of the University of Denver (Colorado Seminary) page.

Leads a grant in this department

5 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. Sunil Kumar

    Leads 2 awards · $468,383

    • 5R61NS137824-03Department: NIH department code
      Synthetic protein mimetics as potential therapeutics for Lewy Body Dementia
      $368,384
      award amount
    • 3R61NS137824-03S1Department: NIH department code
      Synthetic protein mimetics as potential therapeutics for Lewy Body Dementia
      $99,999
      award amount
  2. Scott Andrew Horowitz

    Leads 1 award · $407,497

    • 2R35GM142442-06Department: NIH department code
      Nucleic Acids Roles in Protein Folding and Aggregation
      $407,497
      award amount
  3. Allegra Aron

    Leads 1 award · $371,333

    • 5R35GM155026-03Department: NIH department code
      Microbiota Metallophores: Probing Interactions and Nutrient Dynamics of the Human Gut
      $371,333
      award amount
  4. Brian Michel

    Leads 1 award · $367,227

    • 5R35GM150937-04Department: NIH department code
      Organometallic Sensors for Cellular Small Molecule Detection
      $367,227
      award amount
  5. Logan C Ott

    Leads 1 award · $79,780

    • 1F32AI202844-01Department: NIH department code
      Functional contribution of metallophore biosynthetic gene clusters to plasmid conjugation and bacterial virulence and pathogenicity.
      $79,780
      award amount