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Current Grants
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Principal Investigator: Jaime García-Añoveros
Funding agency: NIH-NIDCD
Title: “Outer and Inner Hair Cell Development”
Type of award: R01 DC015903
Period of support: 07/01/17 – 06/30/22
Total direct cost: $2,289,188
Total cost: $3,579,353
Priority Score (10-90): 10
Percentile: 1

Principal Investigator: Jaime García-Añoveros
Funding agency: NIH-NIDCD
Title: “Outer and Inner Hair Cell Development”
Type of award: R01 DC015903
Period of support: 07/01/22 – 06/30/27
Total direct cost: 2,384,842
Total cost: $3,719,149
Priority Score (10-90): 20
Percentile: 4

Principal Investigator: Jaime García-Añoveros
Funding agency: NIH-NIDCD
Title: “Transdifferentiation in the Cochlea”
Type of award: R01 DC019834
Period of support: 07/01/21 – 06/30/26
Total direct cost: $1,965,760
Total cost: $3,143,964
Priority Score (10-90): 25
Percentile: 8
 
Principal Investigator: Jemma Webber (Mentor: Jaime García-Añoveros)
Funding agency: NIH-NIDCD
Title: “Development of Afferent and Efferent Innervation in the Inner Ear”
Type of award: K01 DC018852
Period of support: 08/06/20 – 07/31/25
Total direct cost: $536,240
Total cost: $579,140
 
Principal Investigator: Ignacio García Gómez (Co-I: Jaime García-Añoveros)
Funding agency: American Hearing Research Foundation
Title: “Differential hair cell death susceptibility to age and noise”
Type of award: AHRF Discovery Grant
Period of support: 01/01/22 – 12/31/22
Total cost: $50,000

Previous Grants

Role in project: Principal Investigator
Funding agency: NIH-NIDDK
Title: “Lysosomes in neonatal enterocytes and their pathologies”
Type of award: R01 HD086719
Period of support: 08/06/16 – 05/31/20
Total direct cost: $900,000
Total cost: $1,380,712
Priority Score (10-90): 23
Percentile: 8
- The goals of this grant are to explore the roles of specialized lysosomes in nutrient absorption by neonatal enterocytes and to determine whether these organelles are involved in infant intestinal pathologies.
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