Collaborators and Team

The success of the CARRS Cohort is a result of a long-standing collaboration of partners in India & the US.

Our founding partnership began over 15 years ago and has continued to expand over the years. Each participating institution plays a vital role in advancing the study’s goals and objectives. This long-standing collaboration has fostered meaningful and impactful work, and we are grateful for the ongoing commitment of our partners.

Delhi, India

Sonipat, India

Delhi, India

Atlanta, US

Delhi, India

Chennai, India

Banglore, India

Chennai, India

San Francisco, US

*Aga Khan University (AKU), Karachi, through a collaborative arrangement with Emory University, is a member of the CARRS Consortium.

Executive Committee

Conducts high level discussions around potential collaborations, donors, and/or funding; strategic planning; budget oversight; & involvement of internal & external advisory groups.

Publications, Presentations, and Ancillary Studies Committee

Aims to stimulate, facilitate, and ensure high-quality, well-executed, and impactful publications, presentations, and ancillary studies related to Precision-CARRS.

Anurag Agarwal Shivani Patel

Mohammed K Ali, Chair Dorairaj Prabhakaran

Howard Chang Arshed Quyyumi

Dimple Kondal Lakshmy Ramakrishnan

Sailesh Mohan Keriann Roy

Viswanathan Mohan, Chair Yan Sun

K.M. Venkat Narayan Nikhil Tandon

Finance and Program Administration

Mark Hutcheson Keriann Roy

Alex I Suma Sajan

Rani Komal

Field Operations and Laboratory Committee

Oversees all field and laboratory activities - data collection, handling, storage, processing, and analysis.

Mohammed K. Ali, Chair Sailesh Mohan

Priti Gupta Kumar Munusamy

Ruby Gupta Shivani Patel

Rani Komal Garima Rautela

Dimple Kondal Keriann Roy

Internal Advisory Group

Provides strategic guidance regarding cohort oversight and impactful research avenues, as well as linkage to institutional, regional, national, and international resources and networks. This group includes senior leaders at our partner institutions who have extensive experience in CVD research, administration, and leadership.

Viola Vaccarino, Emory University

K. Srinath Reddy, Public Health Foundation of India

Laurence Sperling, Emory University

External Advisory Group

Provides strategic guidance regarding cohort oversight and impactful research avenues, as well as linkage to institutional, regional, national, and international resources and networks. This group sinclude individuals with a strong track-record in epidemiological cohorts, multi-institution research, and large CVD research/professional agencies.

George Howard, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Donald Lloyd-Jones, Northwestern University

Partha Majumder, John C. Martin Centre for Liver Research & Innovations

Louis Phillipson, University of Chicago

Kay-Tee Khaw, University of Cambridge