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ONGOING RESEARCH SUPPORT
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Title : Advanced Center for Electrical and Electronic Engineering (AC3E)
\n<\/strong>Funding Source : CONICYT \u2013 BASAL
\nRole : Main researcher
\nBegin year : 2014
\nEnd year : 2019
\nGrant number : FB0008
\nTasks: Head of the bioengineering track
\nAward: US$10MM in 5 years
\nURL: AC3E website<\/a><\/p>\n

Title : Clinical Research Center for Improved Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment of Vocal Hyperfunction<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : National Institutes of Health (NIH) \u2013 National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD)
\nRole : Site PI
\nBegin year : 2017
\nEnd year : 2022
\nGrant number : NIH grant # 1P50DC015446 \u2013 01A1
\nTasks: Mathematical modeling of vocal hyperfunction.
\nAward: US$11.6MM in 5 years
\nURL: NIH P50 Center website<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Title : Exploring auditory-motor integration in speech production using statistical learning and its implications for hearing prostheses<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : CONICYT (REDES)
\nRole : Principal Investigator
\nBegin year : 2018
\nEnd year : 2019
\nGrant number : REDES170082
\nTasks: Travel grant to support various exchange activities between USM and Macquarie University, Australia
\nAward: US$30k for 1 year<\/p>\n

Title : Auditory feedback during speech production in schizophrenic patients: An evoked potential study<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : CONICYT (MEC)
\nRole : Principal Investigator
\nBegin year : 2018
\nEnd year : 2019
\nGrant number : MEC # 80170124
\nTasks: Travel grant to support a 6 month research stay for Prof. Eduardo Mart\u00ednez Montes at Centro de Neurociencias de Cuba (CNEURO)
\nAward: US$40k for 1 year<\/p>\n

Title : Modeling and analysis of fluid-structure systems using port-Hamiltonian descriptions<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : CONICYT (FONDECYT)
\nRole : Co-Investigator, PI: Juan Yuz
\nBegin year : 2018
\nEnd year : 2022
\nGrant number : FONDECYT # 1181090
\nTasks: To develop a port-Hamiltonian system framework to model the vocal folds
\nAward: US$200k in 4 years
\nURL: Voice Production Lab website<\/a><\/p>\n

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COMPLETED RESEARCH SUPPORT<\/strong><\/p>\n

Title : A subject-specific model of voice production and its application in the short and long term assessment of vocal hyperfunction<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : CONICYT (FONDECYT)
\nRole : Principal Investigator
\nBegin year : 2015
\nEnd year : 2019
\nGrant number : FONDECYT # 1151077
\nTasks: To develop a method to obtain a subject-specific numerical model of voice production that can be used to enhance the assessment of phonotraumatic vocal hyperfunction
\nAward: US$400k in 4 years<\/p>\n

Title : Estimaci\u00f3n Bayesiana de un modelo num\u00e9rico de la voz humana con aplicaciones cl\u00ednicas<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : CONICYT (MEC)
\nRole : Principal Investigator
\nBegin year : 2016
\nEnd year : 2017
\nGrant number : MEC # 80150034
\nTasks: Travel grant to support a 7 month research stay for Prof. Sean Peterson at USM
\nAward: US$50k for 1 year<\/p>\n

Title : Ambulatory monitoring of vocal function to improve voice disorder assessment<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : National Institutes of Health (NIH) \u2013 National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD)
\nRole : Personnel \u2013 Consultant
\nBegin year : 2011
\nEnd year : 2015
\nGrant number : NIH grant # 1R21\/R33-DC011588.
\nTasks: Assist in the development and validation of a prototype of an ambulatory monitoring device.
\nAward: US$1.4MM for 5 years<\/p>\n

Title : Numerical Modeling and Other Engineering Tools for the Ambulatory Assessment of Vocal Function<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : MIT-UTFSM Seed Fund
\nRole : Co-Investigator (Co-PI)
\nBegin year : 2015
\nEnd year : 2016
\nGrant number : MISTI GA-7805892690<\/small>
\nTasks: Extend the diagnostic capabilities of current objective methods for ambulatory monitoring by means of lumped-mass modeling, laryngeal high-speed video, and machine learning.
\nAward: US$30k for 1 year<\/p>\n

Title : Physics-based model of voice production<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : CONICYT
\nRole : Co-PI, country coordinator
\nBegin year : 2013
\nEnd year : 2014
\nGrant number : STIC-AMSUD 13STIC-08
\nTasks: Exchange grant between Chile, Argentina, Brazil, and France to contribute toward physically-relevant models of voice production
\nAward: US$30k for 2 years<\/p>\n

Title : System for laryngeal high-speed videoendoscopy<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : CONICYT \u2013 FONDEQUIP
\nRole : Principal Investigator
\nBegin year : 2014
\nEnd year : 2015
\nGrant number: EQM130094
\nTasks: Purchase and enable a system for laryngeal high-speed videoendoscopy at UTFSM.
\nAward: US$250k for 1 year<\/p>\n

Title : Dynamic model-based algorithm for the ambulatory monitoring of vocal function using neck surface acceleration<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : CONICYT (FONDECYT)
\nRole : Principal Investigator
\nBegin year : 2011
\nEnd year : 2014
\nGrant number : FONDECYT # 11110147
\nTasks: Develop and test a novel model-based DSP tool for the ambulatory monitoring of vocal function
\nAward: US$120k for 3 years<\/p>\n

Title : Implementation of <\/strong>a<\/strong>s<\/strong>ystem <\/strong> for laryngeal high-speed videoendoscopy<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : UTFSM
\nRole : Principal Investigator
\nBegin year : 2014
\nEnd year : 2014
\nGrant number : UTFSM\u00a0 231423
\nTasks: Support the implementation of a laryngeal high-speed videoendoscopy at UTFSM.
\nAward: US$10k for 1 year<\/p>\n

Title : Voice Health Monitoring: Developing Measures of Ambulatory Voice Quality and Dysphonia<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : MIT-UTFSM Seed Fund
\nRole : Co-Investigator (Co-PI)
\nBegin year : 2014
\nEnd year : 2015
\nGrant number : MISTI GA-9616965900
\nTasks: Enhance the hardware and software of voice health monitoring by developing a smartphone-based system that provides a confidential and user-friendly interface for daily sensor calibration, periodic alerts, and biofeedback.
\nAward: US$30k for 1 year<\/p>\n

Title : Automatic detection of vocal hyperfunction for the ambulatory monitoring of vocal function<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : UTFSM
\nRole : Principal Investigator
\nBegin year : 2012
\nEnd year : 2013
\nGrant number : UTFSM 231234
\nTasks: Develop criteria for automatic detection of vocal hyperfunction behaviors in a time-varying neck surface acceleration signal
\nAward: US$15k for 1 year<\/p>\n

Title : The Development of Ambulatory Biofeedback Approaches to More Effectively Treat Common Voice Disorders<\/strong>
\nFunding Source : MIT-Chile Seed Fund
\nRole : Co-Investigator (Co-PI)
\nBegin year : 2012
\nEnd year : 2013
\nGrant number : MISTI 2745333
\nTasks: Create opportunities for interaction between the MIT and UTFSM teams that could foster further interactions and thus allow envisioning a new design for a complete ambulatory vocal biofeedback system.
\nAward: US$30k for 1 year<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/article>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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