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Mohammed Kumail Ali

NIH Rank #9504
Unclaimed recordClaim profile
  • Program Leader
  • Early Career
  • Diverse Portfolio

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 10483461Search this ID in NIH RePORTER
ScienceDex PI coverage
FY2024 through FY2026Career claims are limited to the years shown.

FY2026 award categories

  • Internal Medicine

NIH Funding · FY2024

Linked Award Amount
$1.4M
Full award amounts, FY2024
Award Records
5
Records listing this PI
Award-Linked Rank
#9,504
By linked amount among FY2024 PIs
Earliest Year Loaded
2024
ScienceDex PI coverage

One scientist record

NIH portfolios and SHARE

This is the common ScienceDex page for Mohammed Kumail Ali. NIH portfolio memberships are contextual views of this scientist, while SHARE Score, S-Index, and S-Impact describe the researcher's global sharing track record.

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FY2024 NIH portfolio memberships

No institute-level portfolio release is available for this scientist and fiscal year yet. Existing award history remains unchanged above.

Researcher-associated datasets

These datasets are linked to this researcher's ShareScore identity. This does not by itself prove that an NIH portfolio funded each dataset.

No compatible author-to-dataset release is published. Dataset records are unavailable, not zero.

Award-linked funding history

Linked NIH award amounts and rank by fiscal year.

FY2024 award records by amount

NIH award records listing Mohammed Kumail Ali as a PI. Multi-PI records show the full award amount for context.

  • 1U01CA275120-01A1U01
    ENHANcing CErvical cancer screening and treatment in women LIviNg with HIV in KenyA (ENHANCE LINKAge)
    Emory University
    $622.6K
    award amount
  • 5P01HL154996-03P01
    Precision Cardiovascular Diseases Phenotyping and Pathophysiological Pathways in the CARRS Cohort (Precision-CARRS)
    Emory University
    $342.1K
    award amount
  • 5D43TW012459-02D43
    Training on ImplemenTAtioN and team Science for NCD Control (TITANS) program
    Emory University
    $248.4K
    award amount
  • 5U54CA284036-02U54
    Enhanced BReast and cErvical cAncer screening in Kenya THROUGH implementation science research and training (The BREAKTHROUGH Center)
    Emory University
    $159K
    award amount
  • 5P30DK111024-09P30
    Georgia Center for Diabetes Translation Research
    Emory University
    $39.2K
    award amount

Award organization

Organizations that administered FY2024 awards listing Mohammed Kumail Ali as a PI.

FY2024 award administered by Emory University (GA).

Coverage and award-record milestones

Computed from the fiscal years currently available in ScienceDex.

  1. 2024
    First NIH Award
    Emory University
  2. 2024
    $500K Cumulative Funding
  3. 2024
    $1M Cumulative Funding
  4. 2024
    Entered Top 50% Nationally
    Ranked #9504
  5. 2025
    $2M Cumulative Funding
  6. 2025
    Entered Top 25% Nationally
    Ranked #3765
  7. 2025
    Program/Center Grant Leader
  8. 2026
    $5M Cumulative Funding

Shared-award investigators

Other investigators listed on at least one of the same NIH award records as Mohammed Kumail Ali.

Michael Hoonbae Chung
Emory University
7
shared awards
Kabayam M Venkat Narayan
Emory University
4
shared awards
Nelly Rwamba Mugo
Emory University
4
shared awards
Hui Shao
Emory University
3
shared awards
John Kinuthia
Emory University
3
shared awards
Arshed A Quyyumi
Emory University
2
shared awards
Dorairaj Prabhakaran
Emory University
2
shared awards
Francisco J Pasquel
Emory University
2
shared awards
Guillermo E Umpierrez
Emory University
2
shared awards
Howard H Chang
Emory University
2
shared awards

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