CHIA Projects

Active Projects

A Just-In-Time Adaptive Mobile Application Intervention to Support MSM who Engage in Chemsex

Source: National Institute of Health.

Year: 2024-2029

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

Craving-Based Digital Phenotyping During MOUD Treatment

Source: National Institute of Health.

Year: 2024-2029

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

Vital Signs in Opioid Exposed Neonates (ViSiON)

Source: National Institute of Health (NIH)

Year: 2021-2026

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

Completed Grants at UT Tyler

SBIR: RAE (Realize, Analyze, Engage) - A digital biomarker-based detection and intervention system for stress and cravings during recovery from substance abuse disorders. (Phase I & II)

Source: National Institute of Health (NIH).

Year: 2019-2024

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

Easy-Med: Interdisciplinary Training in Security, Privacy-Assured Internet of Medical Things.

Source: National Science Foundation (NSF)

Year: 2019-2023

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

STARs Retention Award

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

Year: 2018-2022

Amount: $600,000

Prematurity-related ventilatory control (Pre-Vent)

Source: National Institute of Health (NIH).

Year: 2016-2022

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

Design of a wearable sensor system and associated algorithm to track suicidal ideation from movement variability and develop a novel objective marker of suicidal ideation and behavior risk in veterans.

Source: Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

Year: 2016-2021

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

SCH: EXP: Collaborative Research: Design of a wearable biosensor system with wireless network for the remote detection of life-threatening events in neonates

Source: National Science Foundation (NSF).

Year: 2014-2018

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