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    American Otological Society Research Foundation

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    ST PETERSBURG, FLWebsite2176380801

    About American Otological Society Research Foundation

    The American Otological Society Research Foundation was established to promote and sponsor investigator-initiated research and training in otology and related disciplines; to advance knowledge, education and clinical practice related to ear, hearing and balance disorders.

    Focus Areas

    otologyneurotologyhearing disordersbalance disordersear-related basic scienceclinical investigationtraining and education

    Who They Fund

    individuals with hearing loss (general)cochlear implant recipientspeople with vestibular disorders / vestibular migrainepatients with sickle cell disease experiencing hearing/balance issuesschool-aged children (school hearing screening programs)

    About American Otological Society Research Foundation

    The American Otological Society Research Foundation repeatedly backs investigator-initiated work that sits between basic science, clinical study, and training in hearing and balance disorders. Its recent awards show a clear preference for projects that try to move findings toward practice: cellular reprogramming to regenerate primary auditory neurons at the University of Southern California, multisensory and deep-learning approaches for a next-generation listening device at the University of Washington, and studies of hair-cell biology at the University of Iowa. The foundation also supports research on vestibular migraine, cochlear-implant outcomes, and hearing preservation, which places ear, hearing, and balance questions at the center of its portfolio. Award sizes cluster around mid-five figures and reach into larger commitments for early-career research. In the recent grants list, the same thematic threads appear across several years, including repeated support for the University of Southern California project on auditory-neuron regeneration and repeated funding for the University of Washington listening-device work. That pattern suggests the foundation is comfortable returning to projects as they develop rather than limiting support to one-off awards. Training is also part of the model, with scholarship and fellowship programs alongside research grants.

    What American Otological Society Research Foundation Funds

    A major topic area is auditory regeneration and ear-cell biology. The foundation gave $80,000 in 2025 to the University of Iowa for "LIFETIME OF THE TIP LINK IN LIVING HAIR CELLS," and it also supported "GENETIC REGULATION OF TMC PROTEINS IN HAIR CELLS" at Case Western Reserve University with $55,000 in 2023. Another strand centers on device and technology development for hearing support. It awarded $80,000 in 2024 and again in 2023 to the University of Washington for "USE OF MULTISENSORY INPUT AND DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES TO DEVELOP A NEXT GENERATION LISTENING DEVICE TO IMPROVE SPEECH PERCEPTION IN NOISE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH HEARING LOSS." Vestibular and balance research is also visible. The Regents of the University of California (UCSF) received $55,000 in 2024 for "CHARACTERIZATION OF RESTING-STATE AND FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY CHANGES IN VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE," and the University of Iowa received $44,000 in 2023 for proteomic work on vestibular schwannoma and meningioma.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $499K

    Total Assets

    $13.7M

    Total Revenue

    $796K

    Total Expenses

    $618K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $30K and $65K, with a median of $44K.

    25th Percentile

    $30K

    Median

    $44K

    75th Percentile

    $65K

    Geographic Reach

    National12 states funded

    About 8% of grants go to recipients in CA.

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    DAVID FRIEDLAND

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    Funding Style

    translational biomedical researchtechnology/device developmentbasic-to-applied science pipelinebiomarker & diagnostic development

    Topics

    hair cell biology and TMC protein regulationcellular reprogramming for auditory neuron regenerationcochlear implant outcomes and hearing preservationvestibular disorders and vestibular migrainehearing assistive devices using multisensory input and deep learningnon-invasive imaging and inner-ear measurement techniquesbiomarker and proteomic profiling for vestibular and auditory conditions

    How American Otological Society Research Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster at $30,000, $44,000, $55,000, $66,000, and $80,000, with a median of $44,000 and a p25/p75 range of $30,000 to $65,250. The foundation’s recent record includes repeated awards to the same projects and institutions across multiple years, especially at the University of Southern California and the University of Washington. That indicates some continuity in funding rather than purely isolated awards. The organization does not fund individuals directly, and it does not make program-related investments. Several active programs accept unsolicited applications, including research grants, fellowships, scholarships, and clinician-scientist awards.

    Where American Otological Society Research Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is national and stays entirely within the United States in the recent grants list. California is the top state by grant count, with recipients in Los Angeles and San Francisco appearing multiple times. Seattle, Washington; Iowa City, Iowa; and Baltimore, Maryland also show up more than once, alongside awards in Boston, Tampa, and Coral Gables. Eight percent of grants went to recipients in Florida, which is the foundation’s headquarters state, but most awards land elsewhere.

    Frequently Asked Questions About American Otological Society Research Foundation

    What kinds of projects does the foundation fund most often?

    It funds otology and neurotology research across basic, translational, and clinical work. Recent projects include auditory-neuron regeneration, multisensory listening devices, hair-cell biology, vestibular migraine, cochlear-implant outcomes, and hearing preservation after implantation.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The typical award sits in the mid-five figures: p25 is $30,000, median is $44,000, and p75 is $65,250. Recent grants also include awards at $5,000, $13,750, $30,000, $44,000, $55,000, $66,000, $65,000, and $80,000.

    Does it fund the same projects more than once?

    Yes. The University of Southern California’s auditory-neuron regeneration project appears in 2023, 2024, and 2025, and the University of Washington’s multisensory listening-device project appears in 2023 and 2024. That suggests repeat support for ongoing work.

    Are there programs that accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes. Active programs marked as accepting unsolicited applications include the AOS Research Training Fellowship, the Multi-Centered Clinical Cooperative Seed Grant, the Clinician-Scientist Award, the Clinical Investigations Grant, the Research Grant, the Fellowship Grant, and the Otology & Neurotology Cochrane Scholarships.

    Where do grants go geographically?

    The foundation gives nationally within the United States. California receives the most grants by count, and recent recipient cities include Los Angeles, Seattle, Iowa City, Baltimore, Boston, Tampa, Coral Gables, and San Francisco.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

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    Current and upcoming funding from American Otological Society Research Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Opening soonCloses Jan 31, 2027Award: Up to $55K

    Research Grant Award

    hearing disordersbalance disordersotology+2 more

    Who can apply: Applicants should propose innovative, hypothesis-driven research relevant to hearing and balance disorders.

    Deadline: Letter of Intent deadline: November 1, 2026; invitations to submit full application: first week of December 2026; full application deadline: January 31, 2027.

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    Opening soonCloses Jan 31, 2027Award: $44K – $80K

    Research Grant

    otologyneurotologyhearing disorders+5 more

    Who can apply: Applicants must describe how the proposed research will benefit understanding, diagnosis, or treatment of otological disorders. AOS is highly supportive of junior investigators.

    Deadline: Letter of Intent deadline: November 1, 2026; invitations to submit full application: first week of December 2026; full application deadline: January 31, 2027.

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    Opening soonCloses Jan 31, 2027Award: Up to $66K

    Clinical Investigations Grant

    clinical investigationclinical researchhearing disorders+3 more

    Who can apply: For investigators developing clinical projects and preliminary data for larger NIH-style trials.

    Deadline: Letter of Intent deadline: November 1, 2026; invitations to submit full application: first week of December 2026; full application deadline: January 31, 2027.

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    Opening soonCloses Jan 31, 2027Award: Up to $55K

    Multi-Centered Clinical Cooperative Seed Grant (NEW in 2026)

    multi-site clinical studiesclinical trialsotology+3 more

    Who can apply: Not specified in the provided content.

    Deadline: Launching in 2026; specific deadlines not stated in the provided content.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    AMERICAN OTOLOGICAL SOCIETY INCST PETERSBURG, FL$100,0002026ADVANCE AND PROMOTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OTOLOGY NEUROTOLOGY
    UNIVERSITY OF IOWAIOWA CITY, IA$80,0002026LIFETIME OF THE TIP LINK IN LIVING HAIR CELLS
    UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANANN ARBOR, MI$55,0002026THE IMPACT OF SINGLE-SIDED DEAFNESS ON BEHAVIORAL COMPENSATION AND BINAURAL CUES DURING COMPLEX LOCALIZATION AND SPEECH-IN-NOISE TASKS
    JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYBALTIMORE, MD$55,0002026IDENTIFICATION OF BIOMARKERS IN HUMAN PLASMA FOR DIAGNOSIS OF VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE
    BOSTON CHILDREN'S HOSPITALBOSTON, MA$44,0002026GENETIC MODELS OF SYNAPTOPATHY SUGGEST NOVEL THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES
    UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKYLEXINGTON, KY$44,0002026MOLECULAR MECHANISMS REGULATING ACTIVATION OF MECHANO-ELECTRICAL TRANSDUCER CHANNELS IN MAMMALIAN AUDITORY HAIR CELLS
    UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIACHARLOTTESVILLE, VA$44,0002026THE ROLE OF POST-TRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATIONS OF PCDH15 IN HAIR BUNDLE MORPHOGENESIS AND FUNCTION
    INDIANA UNIVERSITYBLOOMINGTON, IN$44,0002026ANYWAY YOU SPLICE IT: EXONIC SPLICE-ALTERING VARIANTS AND OTOF-RELATED HEARING LOSS
    WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST LOUISST LOUIS, MO$33,0002026REVEALING MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR DRIVERS OF CHOLESTEATOMA PATHOGENESIS IN CHILDREN USING SINGLE-CELL RNA SEQUENCING
    UNIVERSITY OF IOWAIOWA CITY, IA$80,0002025LIFETIME OF THE TIP LINK IN LIVING HAIR CELLS
    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIALOS ANGELES, CA$65,0002025CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING OF PERIPHERAL GLIAL CELLS TO REGENERATE PRIMARY AUDITORY NEURONS
    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDATAMPA, FL$55,0002025DEVELOPMENT OF NON-INVASIVE IMAGING TECHNIQUES FOR ENDOCOCHLEAR POTENTIAL MEASUREMENTS
    UNIVERSITY OF MIAMICORAL GABLES, FL$55,0002025DEVELOPING A NOVEL TREATMENT MODALITY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF RESIDUAL HEARING POST-COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION
    TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE STATION, TX$44,0002025SUB-CELLULAR 3D VIBROMETRY FOR MEASURING COCHLEAR MECHANICS IN THE MOUSE ORGAN OF CORTI
    HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOLBOSTON, MA$44,0002025CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING OF PERIPHERAL GLIAL CELLS TO REGENERATE PRIMARY AUDITORY NEURONS
    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES (UCLA)LOS ANGELES, CA$44,0002025EXPLORING THE SYNAPTIC TRANSCRIPTOME OF VESTIBULAR HAIR CELLS
    REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (UCSF)SAN FRANCISCO, CA$13,7502025CHARACTERIZATION OF RESTING-STATE AND FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY CHANGES IN VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE
    UNIVERSITY OF IOWA CARVER COLLEGE OF MEDICINEIOWA CITY, IA$5,0002025THE EFFECT OF ANGIOTENSIN RECEPTOR BLOCKADE USING LOSARTAN IN OTOPROTECTION AGAINST NOISE INDUCED HEARING LOSS
    HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOLBOSTON, MA$5,0002025EXPANDING ACCESS: ADAPTING A NOVEL SCHOOL HEARING PROTOCOL TO SCALE ACROSS AMERICA
    UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONATUCSON, AZ$5,0002025THE EFFECT OF COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION (CI) ON DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN ADULTS
    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIALOS ANGELES, CA$80,0002024CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING OF PERIPHERAL GLIAL CELLS TO REGENERATE PRIMARY AUDITORY NEURONS
    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTONSEATTLE, WA$80,0002024USE OF MULTISENSORY INPUT AND DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES TO DEVELOP A NEXT GENERATION LISTENING DEVICE TO IMPROVE SPEECH PERCEPTION IN NOISE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH HEARING LOSS
    HUGO MOSER RESEARCH INSTITUTE AT KENNEDY KREIGERBALTIMORE, MD$66,0002024HEARING LOSS AND BALANCE ISSUES IN SICKLE CELL DISEASE
    REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (UCSF)SAN FRANCISCO, CA$55,0002024CHARACTERIZATION OF RESTING-STATE AND FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY CHANGES IN VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE
    UNIVERSITY OF UTAHSALT LAKE CITY, UT$44,0002024THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF AUDITORY CUES TO NAVIGATION
    UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-ONE DISTRIBUTION (MS)BALTIMORE, MD$5,0002024THE ROLE OF ATF SIGNALING IN PREVENTION OF NOISE-INDUCED HIDDEN HEARING LOSS
    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIALOS ANGELES, CA$80,0002023CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING OF PERIPHERAL GLIAL CELLS TO REGENERATE PRIMARY AUDITORY NEURONS
    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTONSEATTLE, WA$80,0002023USE OF MULTISENSORY INPUT AND DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES TO DEVELOP A NEXT GENERATION LISTENING DEVICE TO IMPROVE SPEECH PERCEPTION IN NOISE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH HEARING LOSS
    CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITYCLEVELAND, OH$55,0002023GENETIC REGULATION OF TMC PROTEINS IN HAIR CELLS
    UNIVERSITY OF IOWAIOWA CITY, IA$44,0002023METABOLOMIC PROFILING OF HUMAN VESTIBULAR SCHWANNOMA AND MENINGIOMA BEFORE AND AFTER RADIATION THERAPY
    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIALOS ANGELES, CA$44,0002023CHARACTERIZING NANOPARTICLE TRANSPORT FROM THE MIDDLE TO INNER EAR THROUGH THE ROUND WINDOW MEMBRANE
    JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYCHICAGO, IL$30,0002023IDENTIFICATION OF BIOMARKERS IN HUMAN PLASMA FOR DIAGNOSIS OF VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE
    COLUMBIA UNIVERSITYNEW YORK, NY$30,0002023MICRONEEDLE MEDIATED ASPIRATION OF PERILYMPH FOR SEQUENTIAL PROTEOMIC CHARACTERIZATION AFTER CORTICOSTEROID ADMINISTRATION

    AMERICAN OTOLOGICAL SOCIETY INC

    $100,000
    ST PETERSBURG, FL2026

    ADVANCE AND PROMOTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OTOLOGY NEUROTOLOGY

    UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

    $80,000
    IOWA CITY, IA2026

    LIFETIME OF THE TIP LINK IN LIVING HAIR CELLS

    UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

    $55,000
    ANN ARBOR, MI2026

    THE IMPACT OF SINGLE-SIDED DEAFNESS ON BEHAVIORAL COMPENSATION AND BINAURAL CUES DURING COMPLEX LOCALIZATION AND SPEECH-IN-NOISE TASKS

    JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

    $55,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2026

    IDENTIFICATION OF BIOMARKERS IN HUMAN PLASMA FOR DIAGNOSIS OF VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE

    BOSTON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

    $44,000
    BOSTON, MA2026

    GENETIC MODELS OF SYNAPTOPATHY SUGGEST NOVEL THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES

    UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

    $44,000
    LEXINGTON, KY2026

    MOLECULAR MECHANISMS REGULATING ACTIVATION OF MECHANO-ELECTRICAL TRANSDUCER CHANNELS IN MAMMALIAN AUDITORY HAIR CELLS

    UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

    $44,000
    CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA2026

    THE ROLE OF POST-TRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATIONS OF PCDH15 IN HAIR BUNDLE MORPHOGENESIS AND FUNCTION

    INDIANA UNIVERSITY

    $44,000
    BLOOMINGTON, IN2026

    ANYWAY YOU SPLICE IT: EXONIC SPLICE-ALTERING VARIANTS AND OTOF-RELATED HEARING LOSS

    WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST LOUIS

    $33,000
    ST LOUIS, MO2026

    REVEALING MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR DRIVERS OF CHOLESTEATOMA PATHOGENESIS IN CHILDREN USING SINGLE-CELL RNA SEQUENCING

    UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

    $80,000
    IOWA CITY, IA2025

    LIFETIME OF THE TIP LINK IN LIVING HAIR CELLS

    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

    $65,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING OF PERIPHERAL GLIAL CELLS TO REGENERATE PRIMARY AUDITORY NEURONS

    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA

    $55,000
    TAMPA, FL2025

    DEVELOPMENT OF NON-INVASIVE IMAGING TECHNIQUES FOR ENDOCOCHLEAR POTENTIAL MEASUREMENTS

    UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

    $55,000
    CORAL GABLES, FL2025

    DEVELOPING A NOVEL TREATMENT MODALITY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF RESIDUAL HEARING POST-COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION

    TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

    $44,000
    COLLEGE STATION, TX2025

    SUB-CELLULAR 3D VIBROMETRY FOR MEASURING COCHLEAR MECHANICS IN THE MOUSE ORGAN OF CORTI

    HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL

    $44,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING OF PERIPHERAL GLIAL CELLS TO REGENERATE PRIMARY AUDITORY NEURONS

    UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES (UCLA)

    $44,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    EXPLORING THE SYNAPTIC TRANSCRIPTOME OF VESTIBULAR HAIR CELLS

    REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (UCSF)

    $13,750
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    CHARACTERIZATION OF RESTING-STATE AND FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY CHANGES IN VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE

    UNIVERSITY OF IOWA CARVER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

    $5,000
    IOWA CITY, IA2025

    THE EFFECT OF ANGIOTENSIN RECEPTOR BLOCKADE USING LOSARTAN IN OTOPROTECTION AGAINST NOISE INDUCED HEARING LOSS

    HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL

    $5,000
    BOSTON, MA2025

    EXPANDING ACCESS: ADAPTING A NOVEL SCHOOL HEARING PROTOCOL TO SCALE ACROSS AMERICA

    UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

    $5,000
    TUCSON, AZ2025

    THE EFFECT OF COCHLEAR IMPLANTATION (CI) ON DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN ADULTS

    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

    $80,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2024

    CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING OF PERIPHERAL GLIAL CELLS TO REGENERATE PRIMARY AUDITORY NEURONS

    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

    $80,000
    SEATTLE, WA2024

    USE OF MULTISENSORY INPUT AND DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES TO DEVELOP A NEXT GENERATION LISTENING DEVICE TO IMPROVE SPEECH PERCEPTION IN NOISE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH HEARING LOSS

    HUGO MOSER RESEARCH INSTITUTE AT KENNEDY KREIGER

    $66,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    HEARING LOSS AND BALANCE ISSUES IN SICKLE CELL DISEASE

    REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (UCSF)

    $55,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2024

    CHARACTERIZATION OF RESTING-STATE AND FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY CHANGES IN VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE

    UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

    $44,000
    SALT LAKE CITY, UT2024

    THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF AUDITORY CUES TO NAVIGATION

    UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-ONE DISTRIBUTION (MS)

    $5,000
    BALTIMORE, MD2024

    THE ROLE OF ATF SIGNALING IN PREVENTION OF NOISE-INDUCED HIDDEN HEARING LOSS

    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

    $80,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2023

    CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING OF PERIPHERAL GLIAL CELLS TO REGENERATE PRIMARY AUDITORY NEURONS

    UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

    $80,000
    SEATTLE, WA2023

    USE OF MULTISENSORY INPUT AND DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES TO DEVELOP A NEXT GENERATION LISTENING DEVICE TO IMPROVE SPEECH PERCEPTION IN NOISE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH HEARING LOSS

    CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY

    $55,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2023

    GENETIC REGULATION OF TMC PROTEINS IN HAIR CELLS

    UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

    $44,000
    IOWA CITY, IA2023

    METABOLOMIC PROFILING OF HUMAN VESTIBULAR SCHWANNOMA AND MENINGIOMA BEFORE AND AFTER RADIATION THERAPY

    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

    $44,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2023

    CHARACTERIZING NANOPARTICLE TRANSPORT FROM THE MIDDLE TO INNER EAR THROUGH THE ROUND WINDOW MEMBRANE

    JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY

    $30,000
    CHICAGO, IL2023

    IDENTIFICATION OF BIOMARKERS IN HUMAN PLASMA FOR DIAGNOSIS OF VESTIBULAR MIGRAINE

    COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

    $30,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    MICRONEEDLE MEDIATED ASPIRATION OF PERILYMPH FOR SEQUENTIAL PROTEOMIC CHARACTERIZATION AFTER CORTICOSTEROID ADMINISTRATION