This grant funds early-career researchers for up to three years to study and improve health outcomes for those affected by 9/11, with a focus on mentored career development and research translation.
NIOSH seeks research proposals to improve diagnosis, treatment, and knowledge of physical and mental health conditions related to the 9/11 terrorist attacks for affected populations.
This grant funds early-stage research to improve diagnosis or treatment for those monitored or treated under the World Trade Center Health Program, focusing on new or untested approaches.
This grant funds a center to create and study a cohort of people exposed to 9/11 as children or in utero, researching the long-term health and educational effects of that exposure.
The NIOSH K01 grant funds mentored career development in occupational health research to help junior investigators transition to independent research roles.
The NIH K01 grant provides 3-5 years of support for career development in biomedical, behavioral, or clinical sciences, excluding independent clinical trials.