Funding
13 years of NIH funding behind the neurotechnology Dyalex builds on
$8.1M across 6 grants, 2014–2026.
Subawards to Columbia University · Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- NIH · 2023–2026
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Untethered high channel count electrophysiology for freely-moving animals
1R43MH134730-01 · $1,067,528 · Awarded to LeafLabs · Completed
John Sherwood (PI)
- NIH · 2021–2024
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High channel count electrophysiology and data processing for freely-moving animals
2R44MH114783-04 · $2,999,244 · Awarded to LeafLabs · Completed
John Sherwood (PI)
- NIH · 2018–2020
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Toward Automated Spike Sorting via Ground Truth Neural Recordings
1R41MH116752-01 · $438,789 · Awarded to LeafLabs · Completed
Subawards: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Sherwood (PI)
- NIH · 2017–2020
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High channel count electrophysiology and data processing for freely-moving animals
1R44MH114783-01 · $1,994,445 · Awarded to LeafLabs · Completed
Subawards: Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Sherwood (PI)
- NIH · 2016–2019
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5R43MH109332-02 · $892,227 · Awarded to LeafLabs · Completed
Subawards: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Sherwood (PI)
- NIH · 2014–2016
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Electronics and computational hardware for ultra-high channel count electrophysio
1R43MH101943-01 · $696,103 · Awarded to LeafLabs · Completed
Source: NIH RePORTER, the public record of NIH awards. Grant titles link to each record.