$40,000/yr for up to 2 years ($80,000 total)

Deadline: October 20, 2011

The objective of the Social Behavioral Research Grant is to provide seed monies to junior investigators working on various disciplines of social science examining risk factors affecting lung health including: 

 >   Psychosocial lung health research 

 >   Behavioral lung health research 

 >   Health services and health policy research 

 >   Epidemiological and biostatistical lung health research  

 >   Public Health education research

At the time of application, an applicant must hold a doctoral degree, be assured of a faculty appointment or equivalent with demonstrated institutional commitment (salary support, research space) by the start of the award.  He/she must have completed two years of post-doctoral research training by the start of the award.  Grantee organizations must be recognized academic or other non-profit research entities.   

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