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2025 Recipients of the Gerontology Center Prize
The Center for Gerontology & Healthcare Research is pleased to announce that Emma Beier, Matthew Campos, Sirui (Rita) Zhang have been selected to receive the Gerontology Center Prize.
May 12, 2025
News from Brown
Brown faculty to confer highest honor on preeminent scholars in physics, public health
J. Michael Kosterlitz, a professor of physics, and Terrie Fox Wetle, a professor emerita of health services, policy and practice, will receive the Rosenberger Medal of Honor during Commencement and Reunion Weekend.
Dean’s Award for Excellence in Leadership
Kimberly Bernard, Senior Research Scientist, here at the Center for Gerontology and Healthcare Research is a recipient of the 2025 SPH Dean's Award for Excellence in Leadership.
Dean’s Award for Excellence in Community Engagement
Emily Gadbois, Assistant Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice is the recipient of the 2025 SPH Dean's Award for Excellence in Community Engagement.
Pilot Grant Awardee - Cycle 1 Funded Projects
We are excited to announce the inaugural recipients of NDWS annual pilot grant competition. The six innovative studies will contribute valuable insights to address critical gaps in current dementia workforce research. One of our very own PIs has been selected as a recipient for the NDWS Pilot Grant Awardee, Elyse Couch, PhD (Co-PIs Emmanuelle Belanger, PhD). Projects were chosen from a large pool of 71 applications from established and emerging researchers nationwide. Proposals were evaluated by a team of reviewers, including NDWS co-investigators and consultants, using NIH review criteria. Reviewers also considered alignment with the NIA AD+ADRD Research Implementation Milestones, which NDWS survey(s) would be used, the use of linked data, and the potential for subsequent funding.
Pilot Grant Awardee - Cycle 1 Funded Projects
We are excited to announce the inaugural recipients of NDWS annual pilot grant competition. The six innovative studies will contribute valuable insights to address critical gaps in current dementia workforce research. One of our very own PIs has been selected as a recipient for the NDWS Pilot Grant Awardee, Fangli Geng, PhD (Co-PIs Pedro Gozalo, PhD). Projects were chosen from a large pool of 71 applications from established and emerging researchers nationwide. Proposals were evaluated by a team of reviewers, including NDWS co-investigators and consultants, using NIH review criteria. Reviewers also considered alignment with the NIA AD+ADRD Research Implementation Milestones, which NDWS survey(s) would be used, the use of linked data, and the potential for subsequent funding.
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