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Clinical trials and research at Albany Research Institute, INC.

• 1Clinical trials
• 10NIH research projects
• 1Country

All recruiting trials (1)

• Veterans' views on ketamine therapy for depression and end-of-life issues

  This study is trying to understand how veterans aged 65 and older feel about using ketamine therapy to help with depression and end-of-life issues.

  Recruiting Albany Research Institute, Inc. · Albany, New York · NCT06824532

NIH-funded research (10)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Training and dissemination to spread neurotechnology in clinical practice

  A grant to expand training and sharing of adaptive neurotechnologies so scientists, engineers, and clinicians can use them more effectively in patient care.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-11422905

• Combined-Therapy Protocols for Anxiety and Fear-Related Disorders

  Aims to develop fast-acting brain-based therapies to help people with anxiety and related disorders by using targeted brain stimulation and behavioral approaches.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-11422904

• Combined-therapy approaches to boost brain and nervous system recovery in animals

  This grant funds studies in animals to test how mixing different therapies can work together to improve recovery after spinal cord injury or brain injuries.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-11422903

• Combined-Therapy Protocols for Sensorimotor Disorders

  A flexible software and hardware platform will help therapists combine rehabilitation methods to improve movement and recovery for people with sensorimotor problems.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-11422902

• Adaptive neurotechnologies administration and translation support

  A grant that supports managing and accelerating the development, translation, and dissemination of adaptive neurotechnologies for research and clinical use.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-11422901

• Adaptive neurotechnologies to restore brain function after CNS injuries

  A project to develop and share technologies that use the brain’s own plasticity to help people recover from spinal cord injury, stroke, and other brain-related disorders.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-11422900

• New Technologies for Brain and Spinal Cord Recovery

  This center is developing advanced technologies to help people recover from spinal cord injury, stroke, and other nerve disorders by guiding the brain and nervous system to heal.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-11349175

• Using brain-computer signals to detect color-vision changes linked to Parkinson's

  This project uses a noninvasive brain-computer interface test to find color-vision changes that could signal Parkinson’s disease in people with or at risk for PD.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-11326723

• Using brain-computer interfaces to identify color vision issues in Parkinson's disease patients

  This study is looking at how special technology can help find color vision problems in people with Parkinson's disease, making it easier to spot these issues early and improve care for patients.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-11162312

• Investigating how brain stimulation affects spinal cord function

  This study is looking at how gentle electrical stimulation of the brain can change the way the spinal cord works, using rats to see if it can help improve movement and lead to better treatments for spinal cord issues.

  NIH research Albany Research Institute, INC. · Albany, United States · NIH-10666526

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How many clinical trials run by Albany Research Institute, INC. are recruiting right now?

1, as of November 12, 2026. We update this list each time we refresh our data from ClinicalTrials.gov.

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