This year, the Center on Health and Environment Across the LifeSpan (HEALS) Pilot Projects Program marks its ten-year anniversary. The Program bears a robust track record of providing seed funding for groundbreaking research that has identified key environmental drivers of human health.
Mount Sinai Center on Health and Environment Across the LifeSpan (HEALS) is pleased to announce its 16th call for pilot grant proposals. The Center’s aim is to foster innovative research and multidisciplinary collaborations in the field of environmental health sciences. This funding opportunity invites researchers from diverse disciplines to submit proposals for pilot projects that address critical environmental health issues and contribute to the advancement of our understanding of environmental exposures and their impacts on human health.
The Center on Health and Environment Across the Lifespan (HEALS) proudly announces the eight awardees of the 2024 Round 1 Pilot Project Program. These projects address critical environmental health challenges, from pollutant exposure impacts in Kigali to community-based health initiatives in NYC. With funding ranging from $25,000 to $70,000, these pilots advance innovative research on environmental exposures and health outcomes.
We are pleased to announce our six awardees for the 2023 Pilot Project Program. The selected projects span a diverse range of environmental health issues and geographical locations, reflecting our commitment to addressing global environmental health challenges.
The NIEHS core centers support multidisciplinary research in environmental health and exposomics.
On February 8th, faculty and staff from across the Mount Sinai Health System came together with East Harlem community partners, friends, and family to celebrate the life and legacy of Barbara Brenner, DrPh, MSW.
A new study will examine the relationship between the built environment, community spread, and the likelihood of transmission of COVID-19 within school settings
A new study will examine the relationship between the built environment, community spread, and the likelihood of transmission of COVID-19 within school settings
