Award

National Institute of Mental Health RFA-MH-22-245

High-throughput and Machine Learning Optimization of Fluorescent Sensors for Multiplexed Imaging in vivo

Recipient

University of Washington

Award Amount

$2,305,031.00

Ceiling

$2,305,031.00

Awarded

March 09, 2026

Identifier

RFA-MH-22-245

Award for developing advanced fluorescent sensors using high-throughput and machine learning techniques, funded by NIMH under the NIH BRAIN Initiative.

Description

This project aims to engineer red fluorescent calcium and neuromodulator sensors with improved properties using high-throughput screening and machine learning. It is part of the NIH BRAIN Initiative and involves extensive in vivo validation across multiple laboratories. The funding is provided by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).

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