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Tuesday, December 29, 2020

NIH Awards 28 Supplements to Advance Software Tools for Open Science

Notice of Special Interest: Administrative Supplements to Support Enhancement of Software Tools for Open Science

In 2020 the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office of Data Science Strategy (ODSS) and 24 institutes and centers (ICs) at NIH announced a notice for administrative supplements to enhance software tool development for open science (NOT-OD-20-073). Twenty-eight awards were made in the fall of 2020 to principal investigators at 26 different institutions across the United States.

These supplements will invest in research software tools with recognized value in a scientific community to enhance their impact by leveraging best practices in software development and advances in cloud computing. The supplements are intended to support collaborations between biomedical scientists and software engineers to enhance the design, implementation, and “cloud-readiness” of research software.

Through these awards, the NIH Office of Data Science Strategy and a trans-NIH team will help researchers who have developed scientifically valuable software to make tools sustainable, contribute to open science, and take advantage of new data science and computing paradigms.

 

Award Recipients

Principal Investigator

Institution

Project Title

NIH IC

Apkar Vania Apkarian

Northwestern University at Chicago

Brain Pathophysiology of Osteoarthritis Pain

NIAMS

Sylvain Bouix

Brigham and Women's Hospital

High Resolution, Comprehensive Atlases of the Human Brain Morphology

NIMH

Gregory R Bowman

Washington University

Allosteric impact of non-active-site mutations on enzymatic function

NIGMS

Laurel H. Carney

University of Rochester

Auditory Processing of Complex Sounds

NIDCD

Brian Yuan Chen

Lehigh University

Algorithmic identification of binding specificity mechanisms in proteins

NIGMS

Gerardo Andres Cisneros

University of North Texas

Investigation of DNA Modifying Enzymes by Computational Simulations: Development and Applications

NIGMS

Gaudenz Danuser

UT Southwestern Medical Center

Functional causality in regulating cell morphogenesis

NIGMS

Shireen Youssef Elhabian

University of Utah

Anatomy Directly from Imagery: General-purpose, Scalable, and Open-source Machine Learning Approaches

NIAMS

Melanie Fried-Oken

Oregon Health & Science University

Clinic Interactions of a Brain-Computer Interface for Communication

NIDCD

Ryan Gutenkunst

University of Arizona

Joint inferences of natural selection between sites and populations

NIGMS

John H.L. Hansen

University of Texas Dallas

CCI-Mobile: Signal Processing Advancements for Cochlear Implant Users in Naturalistic Environments

NIDCD

Carl Kesselman

University of Southern California

USC FaceBase III Craniofacial Development and Dysmorpholoy Data Management and Integration Hub

NIDCR

Steven H. Kleinstein

Yale University

Computational tools for the analysis of high-throughput immunoglobulin sequencing experiments

NIAID

Francine Laden

Harvard School of Public Health

Relationship Between Multiple Environmental Exposures and CVD Incidence and Survival: Vulnerability and Susceptibility

NIEHS

Suzanne Margaret Leal

Columbia University Health Sciences

Innovative approaches to elucidate the genetic etiology of age-related hearing impairment and tinnitus

NIDCD

Yaling Liu

Lehigh University

Multiscale Predictive Modeling of Blood Cell Damage with Experimental Verification

NHLBI

Shaun Aengus Mahony

Pennsylvania State University-University Park

Genome-wide structural organization of proteins within human gene regulatory complexes

NIGMS

Nadine Martin

Temple University of the Commonwealth

Translation and Clinical Implementation of a Test of Language and Short-term Memory (STM) in Aphasia

NIDCD

David P Miller

Wake Forest University Health Sciences

Effectiveness and Implementation of mPATH-CRC:  A Mobile Health System for Colorectal Cancer Screening

NCI

David Lowell Mobley

University of California-Irvine

Advancing predictive physical modeling through focused development of model systems to drive new modeling innovations

NIGMS

Matteo Pellegrini

University of California Los Angeles

Enhancing the International Molecular Exchange (IMEx): Providing an Improved Community-Oriented Molecular Interactions Resource

NIGMS

Bjoern Peters

La Jolla Institute for Immunology

Developing computational models to predict the immune response to B. pertussis booster vaccination

NIAID

David Claude Richardson

Duke University

Extending MolProbity Diagnosis & Healing Methods to Empower Better CryoEM & Xray Models at 2.5-4A Resolution, plus Versioned, Redeposited GEMS for Important Individual Structures

NIGMS

Pinaki Sarder

State University of New York at Buffalo

Computational Imaging of Renal Structures for Diagnosing Diabetic Nephropathy

NIDDK

Michael R Shirts

University of Colorado

Open data-driven infrastructure for building biomolecular force fields for predictive biophysics and drug design

NIGMS

Louis J Soslowsky

University of Pennsylvania

Differential Roles of Collagen V in Establishing the Regional Properties in Mature and Aging Supraspinatus Tendons

NIAMS

Andre Jan Willem van der Kouwe

Massachusetts General Hospital

Neuroimaging and gut microbiome markers of development in HIV-exposed uninfected infants

NICHD

Xiaoyin Xu

Brigham and Women's Hospital

Computer aided diagnosis of cancer metastases in the brain

NLM

 

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