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RII Track-4: NSF: Advancing Resilient Microgrid Configurations Targeted to Rural and Island Communities
Off-grid remote power systems, also known as microgrids, provide electricity to rural Alaskans. Known as the microgrid frontier of the United States, Alaska has over 200 remote-pow...
CAREER: Frailty Assessment for Older Adults with Walking Disabilities using Dynamical Modeling of Cardiac, Brain, and Motor Systems in Response to Provocative Testing
Frailty syndrome in older adults results from deterioration of many physiological systems. To diagnose frailty, clinicians consider weight loss, muscle weakness/strength, cognitive...
Supporting World-Class Labs at the University of Manchester (2022)
Since its creation in 2004, the University of Manchester has focussed on building its reputation for world-class research, and has risen rapidly in world university league tables....
RECODE: Defining Environmental Design Criteria for Directed Differentiation of Type 1 from Type 2 Lung Alveolar Epithelial Cells
Injury to the lungs can have devastating consequences, as exemplified by the recent COVID19 pandemic. However, the cellular and molecular mechanisms by which the lung repairs itse...
CAREER: Ultrafast molecular separation and integrated near-field light-metal-fluorophore interactions for biomarker detection at point-of-care
Cancer, obesity, and opioid abuse pose a combined threat to the health of the people in the United States, affecting a significant portion and costing more than $250 billion per ye...
CAREER: Model-based Analysis of Dynamic Networks using Continuous-time Network Models
Networks are all around us in many forms, ranging from online social networks to public transportation networks to gene networks in biology. Most networks change over time and are...
Human-AI Collaboration in Healthcare: AI-Enabled Adaptive Learning Systems
Human-AI collaboration (HAIC) describes systems whereby humans and artificial intelligence (AI) systems work in tandem to produce outcomes superior to independent solutions. Today,...
Intestinal G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs): characterising gut GPCR-signalling with potential to treat colitis
Free fatty acid receptors (FFARs) are GPCRs known to be expressed in enteroendocrine cells and therefore likely to be involved in nutrient- and microbial metabolite signaling in th...
Collaborative Research: DARE: A Personalized Assistive Robotic System that assesses Cognitive Fatigue in Persons with Paralysis
With the advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence, assistive robotic systems have the potential to provide support and care to people with Spinal Cord Injury (SCI). As...
Collaborative Research: DARE: A Personalized Assistive Robotic System that assesses Cognitive Fatigue in Persons with Paralysis
With the advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence, assistive robotic systems have the potential to provide support and care to people with Spinal Cord Injury (SCI). As...
Feasibility of Engineered Neural Networks for Neuro-Restoration After Cortical Stroke
Over 8 million people in the US are living with chronic stroke. The resulting disabilities lead to significant public health costs and decreased quality of life. With no means to s...
Collaborative Proposal: RoL: The Scale of Resistance: Landscape to Microbiome-level Processes Regulating Acquired Disease Resistance
Understanding how species cope with disease in an era of global change is of fundamental importance to the field of ecology and to the stability of wildlife populations. Anthropoge...
Bioinspired Wound Dressing
"The innovations in chronic wound care have been inadequate, proving to be a significant challenge to treat successfully chronic wounds, due to their inability to heal quickly...
Examining the effect and clinical relevance of targeted memory reactivation during sleep for stroke rehabilitation interventions
Stroke poses significant healthcare costs and leaves patients with significantly lowered quality of life (Department of Health, 2014). Movement impairments are a major contributor...
(In) Fertile Embodiment: revealing the invisibility of infertility between the medical and maternal through feminist art practice
Scholarship on female infertility in its Medical and Socio-Anthropological home, and portrayal within Art, is frequently bound to reproductive technologies (Franklin, 2006), with p...
Suffering and Narrative Consciousness in Jean Rhys: A Stylistic Exploration of the Postcolonial Experience
Fictional narratives offer a rare opportunity to witness mental pain. Jean Rhys's writing is characterised by themes of suffering (Maslen 2009) and notable for focusing on 'the way...
Next-generation proteomics for the Cambridge Biomedical Research community.
It is now clear that much of the complexity afforded by our biological machinery is at the level of protein variation rather than due to a high number of distinct genes. The diverg...
Functions of human C. difficile-specific memory B cell-derived monoclonal antibodies
PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT (Project 2) Clostridioides difficile disease recurrence is a serious problem because severity increases with each round of infection and converts a reg...
Functions of human C. difficile-specific memory B cell-derived monoclonal antibodies
PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT (Project 2) Clostridioides difficile disease recurrence is a serious problem because severity increases with each round of infection and converts a reg...
NRT-HDR: Interdisciplinary Studies in Entomology, Computer Science and Technology NETwork (INSECT NET)
NRT-HDR: Interdisciplinary Studies in Entomology, Computer Science and Technology NETwork (INSECT NET) Insects constitute three-quarters of the eight million animal and plant sp...