CHIA Projects

Source: National Institute of Health.

Year: 2024-2029

Funding Amount: $3,992,918 ($244,749 for UT Tyler)

Overall Objectives:
Using micro-randomized trial (MRT) design to evaluate the efficacy of JomPrEP+ intervention components and time-varying moderators of those effects. Using the collected data develop machine learning algorithms to predict risk behaviors.

Source: National Institute of Health.

Year: 2024-2029 

Funding Amount: $3,973,233 ($605,854 for UT Tyler)

Overall Objectives:
To identify physiological as well as behavioral markers from wearable sensors to understand cravings and predict its trajectories during medications for opioid use disorder treatment.

Source: National Institute of Health (NIH)

Year: 2021-2026

Funding Amount: $2,794,132 ($861,744 for UT-Tyler)

Overall Objectives:
To use cardiorespiratory dynamics (characteristics and patterns of heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturations) soon after birth from the existing large cohort of opioid-exposed newborns at the University of Alabama at Birmingham to develop and validate mathematical models to predict (a) onset of neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome (NOWS), (b) changes in magnitude of NOWS as estimated by Finnegan scoring, and (c) abnormal polysomnographic (sleep) study at three months of age.

Source: National Institute of Health (NIH).

Year: 2019-2024

Funding Amount: $1,706,153 ($136,804 for UT-Tyler)

Source: National Science Foundation (NSF)

Year: 2019-2023

Funding Amount: $495,970 ($248,597 for UT-Tyler)

Sources: The University of Texas System & the Provost Office, UT-Tyler.

Year: 2018-2022

Funding Amount: $600,000

Source: National Institute of Health (NIH).

Year: 2016-2022

Funding Amount: $2,455,474 ($518,645 for UT-Tyler) 

Source: Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

Year: 2016-2021

Funding Amount: $359,996 ($68,581 for UT-Tyler)

Source: National Science Foundation (NSF).

Year: 2014-2018

Funding Amount: $656,583 ($144, 754 transferred to UT-Tyler)