THE GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION
Total received in grants · trailing 12 months
$2.0M
$0for every U.S. household÷ 131M U.S. households
In perspective
0.0%of all $162.9B in tracked grants
1separate grants, trailing 12 months
THE GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION has received $2.0M across 1 federal grant of $1M or more on record.
Data as of July 24, 2026. Source: USAspending.gov, prime contract awards $1M+. Federal spending data lags and has known gaps. This is not a real-time or complete record.
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| Department of Health and Human Services | A GPU COMPUTE CLUSTER FOR BIOMEDICAL FOUNDATIONAL MODELS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT THE ATHINOULA A. MARTINOS CENTER FOR BIOMEDICAL IMAGING, A CORE FACILITY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL (MGH), CONDUCTS CUTTING-EDGE RESEARCH ACROSS ALL DOMAINS OF BIOMEDICAL IMAGE ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS. IT PROVIDES ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES AND COMPUTATIONAL RESOURCES TO RESEARCHERS FROM INSTITUTIONS THROUGHOUT THE BOSTON AREA AND THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES, INCLUDING THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (MIT), HARVARD UNIVERSITY, BOSTON UNIVERSITY, TUFTS UNIVERSITY, AND MANY HARVARD- AND MIT-AFFILIATED RESEARCH HOSPITALS. RESEARCH AT THE MARTINOS CENTER PURSUES TWO PRIMARY GOALS: (1) ADVANCING IMAGING TECHNOLOGIES AND ANALYTICAL METHODS, ALONG WITH THEIR INTEGRATION WITH COMPLEMENTARY FIELDS SUCH AS HUMAN GENETICS, AND (2) APPLYING THESE TOOLS TO DRIVE BASIC SCIENCE AND TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH THAT ULTIMATELY IMPROVES CLINICAL CARE. THE CENTER’S COMBINED EXPERTISE MAKES IT AN INTERNATIONAL LEADER IN STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (MRI) AND SPECTROSCOPY (MRS), MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY (MEG) AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY (EEG), NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY (NIRS), DIFFUSE OPTICAL TOMOGRAPHY (DOT), AND POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY (PET). THESE IMAGING MODALITIES GENERATE A VAST VOLUME OF DATA DAILY, FUELED BY NUMEROUS NIH-FUNDED PROJECTS. TO ANALYZE THESE DATA, INVESTIGATORS AT THE MARTINOS CENTER DEVELOP AND DEPLOY ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS FOR IMAGE PROCESSING, MACHINE LEARNING, AND VISUALIZATION. AS THESE ACTIVITIES CREATE AN EXTRAORDINARY COMPUTATIONAL DEMAND, THIS APPLICATION REQUESTS FUNDING FOR A NEW, STATE-OF- THE-ART HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING (HPC) SYSTEM TO SUPPORT THE CENTER’S NEEDS FOR YEARS TO COME, OFFERING SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENTS IN PERFORMANCE AND RELIABILITY OVER THE AGING COMPUTATIONAL RESOURCES, WHICH IS BECOMING A BOTTLENECK FOR INNOVATION. THE NEW SYSTEM WILL ENHANCE RESEARCH AT THE MARTINOS CENTER BY ENABLING THE DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF OPTIMIZATION-BASED AND DEEP-LEARNING METHODS FOR BIOMEDICAL IMAGE ANALYSIS, THE DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF NOVEL IMAGE ACQUISITION PROTOCOLS, AS WELL AS LARGE-SCALE MORPHOMETRIC, MULTIMODAL, AND POPULATION-LEVEL ANALYSES. THIS HPC INFRASTRUCTURE WILL BE A CRITICAL ASSET FOR THE CENTER'S EXPANDING RESEARCH COMMUNITY AND ITS CONTINUED LEADERSHIP IN ADVANCING BIOMEDICAL IMAGING SCIENCE. | $1,989,130 |