Internal R&D Collaborations
The School of Applied Computational Sciences is providing technical support, resources and expertise to the following cutting-edge research and development projects at Meharry. The discoveries and the novel technologies developed are serving society in many ways, such as advancing health outcomes, precision medicine, and uncovering new ways to reduce the costs of drug treatments.
To learn about partnering with us and to request a consulting service, contact Dr. Ashutosh Singhal, chief data officer and associate vice-president, EDA and assistant professor, biomedical data science at asinghal@mmc.edu.
Recent Collaborations
Aize Cao, Ph.D., receives 2.2 million grant to receives $2.2 million HRSA grant to develop a comprehensive data analytics infrastructure model to support maternal health care for women with substance use disorders.
Thanks to funding from the National Institutes of Health, Vibhuti Gupta, Ph.D., will lead a team to examine limitations in AI systems and promote ethical and responsible AI.
The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) has awarded Meharry School of Applied Computational Science $1 million to fund a supercomputer cluster to support student- and faculty-specialized genomics research.
SACS Research and Development recently hit a major milestone in its support of the Clinical and Translational Research Center’s data refreshes for the National Patient-Centered Clinical Research Network (PCORnet).
With the supercomputer addition to the data resources of the School of Applied Computational Sciences, Meharry Medical College is positioned to take a giant step forward in improving clinical care, innovative research and health care education.