Maurice Scott Swanson
University of California, San Diego
NIH Rank #15546
- Program Leader
- R01 Holder
- Early Career
NIH Funding · FY2024
Total Funding
$977.5K
Fiscal year 2024
Grants Awarded
2
Active NIH grants
National Rank
#15,546
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): $977.5K across 2 grants · National rank #15546.
Top grants by award amount
Maurice Scott Swanson's NIH grant portfolio, ranked by award amount.
- 5R01NS103172-07R01Therapeutic strategies for microsatellite expansion diseases using RNA targeting$616.1Kaward amount
- 1P50NS132955-01A1P50Senator Paul D. Wellstone Muscular Dystrophy Specialized Research Center$361.4Kaward amount
Affiliations
Institutions that have administered grants for Maurice Scott Swanson.
Career milestones
Key NIH funding milestones over time.
- 2024First NIH AwardUniversity of California, San Diego
- 2024$500K Cumulative Funding
- 2024Multi-Institutional ResearchAwards at 2 institutions
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