Title –Identifying molecular basis of tinnitus through deep audiological phenotyping Source – NIH R01, July 2023 Amount – $2,203,406 Role – Co-I
Title –Identifying molecular basis of tinnitus through deep audiological phenotyping Source – NIH R01, February 2023 Amount – $2,203,406 (In preparation) Role – Co-I
Title – A novel app-rating system to screen tinnitus apps: A pilot study Source – Honors College, Hofstra University, June 2022 Amount - $2,000 Role – PI
Title – Micro-level analysis of tinnitus data on social media platforms (Twitter and YouTube) Source – Faculty Research Development Grant, May 2022 Amount – $1,200 Role – PI
Title –Feasibility assessment and initial validation of the hearX Self-Test Kit: A community-based approach Source – HearX Group, September 2021 Amount – $1,026 (In-kind grant) Role – Co-I
Title – Micro-level analysis of tinnitus data on social media platforms (YouTube and Instagram) Source- Faculty Research Development Grant, May 2021 Amount - $1,500 Role – PI
Title – Micro-level analysis of tinnitus data on social media platforms (Facebook and Twitter) Source – Honors College, Hofstra University, January 2021 Amount - $2,000 Role – PI
Title- #ProtectNowHearLater – Assessing the effects of a novel hearing conservation strategy on listening habits of young adults Source- Faculty Research Development Grant, May 2019 Amount - $2,500 Role – PI
Title – Micro-level analysis of social media trends in the tinnitus community Source – Graduate Research Advancement in Science Scholarship Program (GRASSP), St. John’s University, July 2018 Amount - $3,000 (Recipient –Colleen O’Brien, AuD Student) Role – Co-Mentor
Title – Susceptibility to online misinformation in individuals with tinnitus Source – American Speech Language Hearing Association’s Students Preparing for Academic-Research Careers (SPARC) Award, June 2018 Amount - $1,000 (Recipient –Colleen O’Brien, AuD Student) Role – Mentor
Title- The grand annual audiology debate Source- School of HPHS, Hofstra University, April 2018 Amount - $750 Role – PI
Title – A study of social media utilization by individuals with tinnitus and hyperacusis Source – American Academy of Audiology’s Student Travel Award Reimbursement (STAR), April 2018 Amount - $500 (Recipient –Colleen O’Brien, AuD Student) Role – Mentor
Title- Creating a real-time interactive noise map of the New York metropolitan area via a collective crowdsensing campaign Source- Faculty Research Development Grant, May 2018 Amount - $3,000 Role – PI
Title – A review of applications (apps) for auditory perception and processing deficits Source – American Speech Language Hearing Association’s Audiology/Hearing Science Research Travel Award (ARTA), November 2017 Amount - $500 (Recipient –Colleen O’Brien, AuD Student) Role – Co-Mentor
Title – Hearing conservation and audiology education: A path to 30,000 degrees on Staten Island Source – 30,000 Degrees Faculty Research Consortium Seed Grant, September 2017 Amount – $4,600 Role – Co-I
Title – Effects of a novel hearing conservation strategy on listening levels and attitudes of young adults Source – Honors College, Hofstra University, August 2017 Amount - $2,000 Role – PI
Title – A hearing conservation program for adolescents Source – AS-L Mini Grant, St. John’s University, June 2017 Amount – $1,000 Role – Co-I
Title- A sustainable hearing conservation project for Liberty Partnerships Program’s high school students implemented by audiologists and audiology students through academic service learning: A symbiotic impact Source- Richard and Camille Sinatra Endowment Fund, St. John’s University, May 2017 Amount - $1,537.87 Role – Co-I https://www.stjohns.edu/about/news/2018-05-17/st-john-s-students-bring-hearing-loss-awareness-local-schools
Title- An investigation of the initial source of tinnitus information sought by individuals with tinnitus Source- Faculty Research Development Grant, May 2017 Amount - $2,000 Role – PI
Title- A systematic evaluation of tinnitus apps Source- Faculty Research Development Grant, May 2016 Amount - $2,000 Role – PI