Researcher identity and coverage
- Current affiliation
- Not verified in ScienceDex.NIH award organizations may differ from a researcher's employer.
- NIH RePORTER identity
- Profile ID 15973718Search this ID in NIH RePORTER
- ScienceDex PI coverage
- FY2025 onlyCareer claims are limited to the years shown.Metrics use this researcher's latest loaded PI award year; ScienceDex is current through FY2026.
NIH Funding · FY2025
Linked Award Amount
$1.2M
Full award amounts, FY2025
Award Records
5
Records listing this PI
Award-Linked Rank
#14,107
By linked amount among FY2025 PIs
Earliest Year Loaded
2025
ScienceDex PI coverage
Award data coverage
ScienceDex currently has one fiscal year of PI ranking data for this record. This does not establish the first NIH award or current employer.
Single fiscal year on record (FY2025): $1.2M in linked award amounts across 5 award records · Award-linked rank #14107.
FY2025 award records by amount
NIH award records listing James Alexander Seddon as a PI. Multi-PI records show the full award amount for context.
- 5R01AI175235-03R01Identifying correlates of risk for future tuberculosis disease progression in children (INTREPID)$509.8Kaward amount
- 3R01AI175235-03S1R01Identifying correlates of risk for future tuberculosis disease progression in children (INTREPID)$255.1Kaward amount
- 3R01HD107063-04S1R01Understanding ischemia in children with tuberculous meningitis (iThemba)$204.3Kaward amount
- 5R01HD107063-04R01Understanding ischemia in children with tuberculous meningitis (iThemba)$166.5Kaward amount
- 3R01AI175235-03S2R01Identifying correlates of risk for future tuberculosis disease progression in children (INTREPID)$28.4Kaward amount
Award organization
Organizations that administered FY2025 awards listing James Alexander Seddon as a PI.
FY2025 award administered by Stellenbosch University ().
Coverage and award-record milestones
Computed from the fiscal years currently available in ScienceDex.
- 2025First NIH AwardStellenbosch University
- 2025$500K Cumulative Funding
- 2025$1M Cumulative Funding