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Research Program:

NIH Grant R01 https://app.dimensions.ai/details/grant/grant.2508236

NIH Grant R01 https://app.dimensions.ai/details/grant/grant.8383778

1. American Diabetic AssociationTitle: Gene therapy in Diabetic RetinopathyRole: PIDollar amount: $ 345,000Start date 12/2022, End date: 11/20252. International Retinal Research Foundation (IRRF) Pilot GrantTitle: Gene silencing in age-related macular degeneration (AMD)Role: PIDollar amount: $ 100,000Start date 07/2024, End date: 06/2026

3. National Institute of Health R01EY029693Title: In vivo molecular imaging of vascular disease the retinaRole: PIDollar amount: $ 3,600,609Start date 3/2013, End date: 5/2024.4. National Institute of Health R01EY023397Title: In vivo molecular imaging of the retinaRole: PIDollar amount: $ 2,073,327Start date 3/2019, End date: 2/2025.

5. BrightFocus  Foundation  Macular  Degeneration  Research  Grant

Title: Hairpin-DNA functionalized nanoformulation for AMD

Role: PI

Dollar amount: $ 200,000

Start date 7/2019, End date: 6/2022.

6. National  Institute  of  Health  sponsored  MICROMouse  Program
(MMPC)

Title: Hairpin-DNA functionalized nanoformulation for AMD

Role: PI

Dollar amount: $ 75,000

Start date 01/2018, End date: 12/2018.

7. Knights  Templar  Eye  Foundation  Pediatric  Ophthalmology
Career Starter  Grant

Title: In vivo Imaging of Retinal Hypoxia in a Preclinical Model  of  Retinopathy  of  Prematurity

Role: PI

Dollar amount: $ 130,000

Start date 07/2016, End date: 03/2019.

8. Carl  Marshall  Reeves  &  Mildred  Almen  Reeves  Foundation

Title: Equipemtn Grant age-related macular degeneration (AMD)

Role: PI

Dollar amount: $ 227,100

Start date 10/2019, End date: 09/2024.

Research Interests:

Uddin Lab is focused on the development of molecular imaging technologies including optical imaging, optical coherence tomography (OCT) and nano-scale engineering to identify molecular targets for early disease-detection and treatments in ophthalmology, vascular medicine and oncology.

Dr. Uddin is currently using optical imaging techniques and nanotechnology-based approaches for diagnosis and drug delivery in preclinical models of diabetic retinopathy (DR), retinopathy of prematurity (ROP), retinal vein occlusion (RVO) and age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Dr. Uddin is highly collaborative and his long-term collaborators are Dr. John S. Penn and Dr. Craig Duvall.