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O'Reilly, Michael A

From the FY2022 NIH awards this investigator leads as contact PI. The department is the award's.

FY2022 NIH rank #38,776
Unclaimed recordClaim profile
  • Long-Funded

NIH Funding · FY2022

Linked Award Amount
$192.5K
Full award amounts, FY2022
Award Records
1
Records listing this PI
Award-Linked Rank
#38,776
By linked amount among FY2022 PIs
Earliest Year Loaded
2007
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
2007$385,0001#17,815
2008$385,0001#17,495
2009$770,0002#10,826
2010$770,0002#11,050
2011$771,2502#9,379
2012$767,4002#9,458
2013$367,7101#19,768
2014$762,2752#9,433
2015$377,9931#20,526
2016$498,8752#16,017
2017$460,6461#17,716
2018$545,4811#16,733
2019$536,5811#18,217
2021$767,5812#13,011
2022$192,5001#38,776

Award activity

Awards through the years

NIH award records listing this researcher in each fiscal year.

  1. FY20071 record
  2. FY20081 record
  3. FY20092 records
  4. FY20102 records
  5. FY20112 records
  6. FY20122 records
  7. FY20131 record
  8. FY20142 records
  9. FY20151 record
  10. FY20162 records
  11. FY20171 record
  12. FY20181 record
  13. FY20191 record
  14. FY20212 records
  15. FY2022 · selected1 record

Each bar starts at zero. Annual records can include renewals of the same project; they are not a count of distinct career grants.

One scientist record

NIH portfolios and SHARE

This is the common ScienceDex page for O'Reilly, Michael A. 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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FY2022 NIH portfolio memberships

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Researcher identity and coverage

Current affiliation
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ScienceDex PI coverage
FY2007 through FY2022Career claims are limited to the years shown.Metrics use this researcher's latest loaded PI award year; ScienceDex is current through FY2026.

FY2022 award categories

  • Pediatrics

FY2022 award records by amount

NIH award records listing O'Reilly, Michael A as a PI. Multi-PI records show the full award amount for context.

  • 5R21AG070585-02R21Contact PI
    Role of early life hyperoxia on mesenchymal stem cell fate: their impact on age related disease
    University of Rochester · Pediatrics (NIH department code)
    $192.5K
    award amount

Award organization

Organizations that administered FY2022 awards listing O'Reilly, Michael A as a PI.

FY2022 award administered by University of Rochester (NY).

Coverage and award-record milestones

Computed from the fiscal years currently available in ScienceDex.

  1. 2007
    First NIH Award
    University of Rochester
  2. 2008
    $500K Cumulative Funding
  3. 2009
    $1M Cumulative Funding
  4. 2010
    $2M Cumulative Funding
  5. 2011
    Entered Top 50% Nationally
    Ranked #9379
  6. 2015
    $5M Cumulative Funding

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