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Funding Opportunities
Active RFAs
HEI is pleased to announce a new funding opportunity, RFA 25-1 Advancing Satellite-Derived Air Quality Data and Approaches for Use in Health Studies.
This new investigator award supports creative early career investigators, at the Assistant Professor or equivalent level, with outstanding promise who are interested in the health effects of air pollution.
RFA 24-2 will focus on studies that can help to distinguish between potential sources of heterogeneity or to clarify the biological plausibility of PM health effects at low levels of ambient exposure.
The Health Effects Institute (HEI) is seeking qualified contractors to provide quality assurance services for 11 research studies in its Environment and Health Program and 4 research studies in its Energy Program.
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Project Negotiations and Investigator Commitment
HEI's research oversight and review processes are different from those at many other funding agencies. Please familiarize yourself with the requirements before applying. Read about the scientific negotiation of project plans, the research agreement (contract), quality assurance program, progress reports, site visits, annual conference, final report, and publications.
HEI Project Negotiations and Investigator Commitments
Quality Assurance and Quality Control Procedures for HEI Studies
Data Access Policy
HEI's Conflict of Interest Policy
Instructions and application forms
PERSONAL DATA (FORM F-12 — OPTIONAL)
HEI has a continuing commitment to monitoring the operation of its review and award process to detect, and deal appropriately with, real or perceived inequities with respect to age, ethnicity, race, gender, or other personal attributes of the proposed principal investigator. To provide HEI with the information needed to fulfill this commitment, we request that each applicant complete the optional personal data form (Form F-12) and submit it as a separate PDF with the full application. Upon receipt at the HEI office, this form will be separated from the application and used only for internal HEI monitoring procedures. If you do not wish to provide this information, or do not complete the form, it will in no way affect consideration of your application.
