Ophthalmology at Washington University in St. Louis

Leads a grant in this department

13 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. Daniel Kerschensteiner

   Leads 5 awards · $1,792,752

   • 5T32NS121881-04Department: NIH department code

     Neuroscience Training Program at Washington University

     Principal investigators: Daniel Kerschensteiner (contact PI), Timothy Holy

     $461,621

     award amount
   • 5R01EY026978-08Department: NIH department code

     Synaptic Organization and Function of Retinal Interneurons and Downstream Visual Pathways
     $393,750

     award amount
   • 5R01EY034001-03Department: NIH department code

     Visual pathway cooperation to align viewing strategies and processing specializations for predation
     $388,750

     award amount
   • 5R01EY027411-07Department: NIH department code

     Synapse rescue and neuroprotection in the retina
     $387,881

     award amount
   • 5T32EY013360-23Department: NIH department code

     Interdisciplinary Training in Vision Science

     Principal investigators: Daniel Kerschensteiner (contact PI), Shiming Chen

     $160,750

     award amount

2. Shiming Chen

   Leads 2 awards · $963,767

   • 2R01EY012543-23Department: NIH department code

     Vulnerable and Resilient Cells in Retinal Degeneration

     Principal investigators: Shiming Chen (contact PI), Philip Raymond Williams

     $575,017

     award amount
   • 5R01EY032136-04Department: NIH department code

     Understanding and treating CRX-linked retinopathies
     $388,750

     award amount

   Also a principal investigator on 5T32EY013360-23, led by Daniel Kerschensteiner.

3. Andrew J.w. Huang

   Leads 1 award · $713,311

   • 1R01EY036481-01Department: NIH department code

     Neural mechanism underlying corneal injuries by ammonia

     Principal investigators: Andrew J.w. Huang (contact PI), Qin Liu

     $713,311

     award amount

4. Carla J Siegfried

   Leads 1 award · $538,692

   • 5R01EY034529-02Department: NIH department code

     Understanding glaucoma risk and assessment of precision therapies: A study of mitochondria and oxidative stress in human trabecular meshwork
     $538,692

     award amount

5. Brian S Clark

   Leads 1 award · $480,376

   • 1R01EY035381-01A1Department: NIH department code

     Regulation of Retinal Development by RNA molecules
     $480,376

     award amount

6. Steven Bassnett

   Leads 1 award · $477,830

   • 5R01EY029130-06Department: NIH department code

     Structural, mechanical, and cell biological properties of the ciliary zonule
     $477,830

     award amount

7. Thomas Almon Ferguson

   Leads 1 award · $411,102

   • 5R01EY034160-03Department: NIH department code

     Immune Privilege, Müller cells, and Autophagy
     $411,102

     award amount

8. Joshua L Morgan

   Leads 1 award · $393,750

   • 5R01EY029313-05Department: NIH department code

     Development and function of glomerular microcircuits in the visual thalamus
     $393,750

     award amount

9. Philip Andrew Ruzycki

   Leads 1 award · $388,750

   • 1R01EY036368-01Department: NIH department code

     Homeostasis of the Retinal Epigenome
     $388,750

     award amount

10. Rithwick Rajagopal

    Leads 1 award · $388,750

    • 5R01EY034172-03Department: NIH department code

      Modulating retinal lipid biogenesis in diabetes for therapeutic effects
      $388,750

      award amount

11. Philip Raymond Williams

    Leads 1 award · $385,227

    • 5R01EY032908-03Department: NIH department code

      Identifying and leveraging strategies of inherently resilient retinal neurons to treat degeneration
      $385,227

      award amount

    Also a principal investigator on 2R01EY012543-23, led by Shiming Chen.

12. James Walsh

    Leads 1 award · $240,262

    • 5K08EY034601-02Department: NIH department code

      Antigen presentation to the adaptive immune system in the choroid contributes to ocular autoimmune disease
      $240,262

      award amount

13. Mae O Gordon

    Leads 1 award · $198,322

    • 5R21EY034188-02Department: NIH department code

      Long-Term Quality of Life in the Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study Cohort

      Principal investigators: Mae O Gordon (contact PI), Feng Gao

      $198,322

      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.

• Qin Liu

  Co-investigator on 1R01EY036481-01, led by Andrew J.w. Huang

  From the FY2024 awards this person leads

  • Washington University in St. Louis · Anesthesiology (NIH department code, 3 awards)

• Timothy Holy

  Co-investigator on 5T32NS121881-04, led by Daniel Kerschensteiner

  From the FY2024 awards this person leads

  • Washington University in St. Louis · Neurosciences (NIH department code, 2 awards)

• Feng Gao

  Co-investigator on 5R21EY034188-02, led by Mae O Gordon

  Own institution and department: not known. ScienceDex has no NIH award this person leads as contact PI.