Ongoing
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Grand Challenge Explorations Round 9: Lab on Mobile Device for detecting seed-borne pathogens.
University Innovative Seed Grant: Optogenetic control over neuronal excitability and behavior 2012-2013
NIH NIDA R-01: “Plasticity in the prefrontal/hippocampal pathway after high cocaine intake.” 2008-2013
Completed
NIH NIDA R-01 “Plasticity in the prefrontal/hippocampal pathway after high cocaine intake.” Supplement to support summer (2010) high school student
NIH NIDA R-03: “Pathway specific MDMA-induced plasticity of intrinsic excitability in the hippocampal prefrontal cortical pathway” 2008-2011
NIH NIMH R-21 “Circadian Regulation of Dopaminergic Activity and Restless Legs Syndrome” (Co-Investigator with Dr. Colleen McClung) 2008-2010
NIH NIDA R-21 “Function of the CHRNA5 D398N SNP: implications for addiction and lung cancer” (Co-Investigator with Dr. Jerry Stitzel) 2010-2012
NIH NIDA Career Award 5-K-01DA017750-04 “DNA microarray analysis of neuronal excitability” 2005-2011
Veterans Affairs: PLASTICITY OF CHOLINERGIC SIGNALING ASSOCIATED WITH LOW-LEVEL ORGANOPHOSPHATES
NARSAD Young Investigator Award from National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression, “Molecular mechanisms controlling neuronal excitability in the hippocampal/prefrontal cortical pathway: The role of TRPC channels in Schizophrenia. 2006-2008
NIH NIDA NRSA F31 Fellowship (Melissa Fowler: DA214932) “TRPC Channels in dopamine modulation of frontal cortical excitability” 2006-2009
Don Cooper Ph.D. 