NIH Funding · FY2024
Total Funding
$754.6K
Fiscal year 2024
Grants Awarded
3
Active NIH grants
National Rank
#20,392
Among 57,894 PIs
First NIH Award
2024
Year of first funding
Funding & rank history
NIH funding totals and national rank by fiscal year.
Single fiscal year on record (FY2024): $754.6K across 3 grants · National rank #20392.
Top grants by award amount
Benjamin L Hankin's NIH grant portfolio, ranked by award amount.
- 5R01HL155744-04R01Reducing maternal prenatal depression to improve child cardiovascular health$640.1Kaward amount
- 3R01HL155744-04S2R01Reducing maternal prenatal depression to improve child cardiovascular health$58.9Kaward amount
- 3R01HL155744-04S1R01Reducing maternal prenatal depression to improve child cardiovascular health$55.6Kaward amount
Affiliation
Institutions that have administered grants for Benjamin L Hankin.
Affiliated with University of Denver (Colorado Seminary) (CO).
Career milestones
Key NIH funding milestones over time.
- 2024First NIH AwardUniversity of Denver (Colorado Seminary)
- 2024$500K Cumulative Funding
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