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Gilliam, Thomas Conrad

From the FY2003 NIH awards this investigator leads as contact PI. The department is the award's.

FY2003 NIH rank #1,411
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  • Program Leader
  • Top 10% Funded
  • Early Career
  • Diverse Portfolio

NIH Funding · FY2003

Linked Award Amount
$2.1M
Full award amounts, FY2003
Award Records
3
Records listing this PI
Award-Linked Rank
#1,411
By linked amount among FY2003 PIs
Earliest Year Loaded
2002
ScienceDex PI coverage

Award-linked funding history

Linked NIH award amounts and rank by fiscal year.

Linked awards ($M)Award-linked rank
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Award-linked funding and rank by fiscal year
Fiscal yearLinked awardsRecordsRank
2002$385,4241#12,424
2003$2,090,8033#1,411
2004$2,111,0704#1,484
2005$385,4241#14,483

Award activity

Awards through the years

NIH award records listing this researcher in each fiscal year.

  1. FY20021 record
  2. FY2003 · selected3 records
  3. FY20044 records
  4. FY20051 record

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One scientist record

NIH portfolios and SHARE

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FY2003 NIH portfolio memberships

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Researcher identity and coverage

Current affiliation
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ScienceDex PI coverage
FY2002 through FY2005Career claims are limited to the years shown.Metrics use this researcher's latest loaded PI award year; ScienceDex is current through FY2026.

FY2005 award categories

  • Genetics

FY2003 award records by amount

NIH award records listing Gilliam, Thomas Conrad as a PI. Multi-PI records show the full award amount for context.

  • 1P01MH060970-01A2P01Contact PI
    Molecular Genetic Study of Fear and Anxiety
    Columbia University · Genetics (NIH department code)
    $1.6M
    award amount
  • 5D43TW006221-02D43Contact PI
    Genetics of Common Heritable Disorders in Venezuela
    Columbia University · Genetics (NIH department code)
    $385.4K
    award amount
  • 1R21ES013108-01R21Contact PI
    Gene-Enviroment Interaction in Cognition
    Columbia University · Genetics (NIH department code)
    $145.1K
    award amount

Award organization

Organizations that administered FY2003 awards listing Gilliam, Thomas Conrad as a PI.

FY2003 award administered by Columbia University (NY).

Coverage and award-record milestones

Computed from the fiscal years currently available in ScienceDex.

  1. 2002
    First NIH Award
    Columbia University
  2. 2003
    $500K Cumulative Funding
  3. 2003
    $1M Cumulative Funding
  4. 2003
    $2M Cumulative Funding
  5. 2003
    Entered Top 50% Nationally
    Ranked #1411
  6. 2003
    Entered Top 25% Nationally
    Ranked #1411
  7. 2003
    Entered Top 10% Nationally
    Ranked #1411
  8. 2004
    Program/Center Grant Leader

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