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Office of Research
The Colorado School of Public Health's Associate Dean for Research provides research guidance to the school's faculty and students as well as our partner and affiliate institutions, and other constituents. The Office of Research team provides advice on grant submissions, strategic direction for individual and collaborative project development, education and faculty development opportunities for research growth. We also administer pilot funds, student research opportunities, and other initiatives related to research development and portfolio growth.
On this page, you'll find guidance and resources for proposal development, grant applications, grant management, and conducting research at the school.
Resources
Proposal toolkit
Colorado population data dashboard
FY 2022 research report
CU Anschutz research bulletin
CU Anschutz research admin
Research overview
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Research news
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Positive psychology, neurodiversity and reframing autism researchOpens in a new window
Sep 1, 2023For any child, the birth-to-age-5 period is vital to healthy development, but another important period – the transition into adolescence – is an opportunity to support positive developmental trajectories. For autistic children, matching the right intervention approaches to the right developmental period is essential to support healthy development and well-being.Opens in a new window Full story -
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A warming climate heightens focus on kidney diseaseOpens in a new window
Sep 13, 2023Prolonged heat waves and the sweltering summer days that accompany climate change can be hazardous for human health, leading to conditions such as heat stroke and even causing permanent organ damage or death if not treated quickly.Opens in a new window Full story -
New National Academies report provides scientific review of EPA’s Draft Formaldehyde Assessment
Aug 9, 2023A new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, undertaken by the Committee on the Review of EPA's 2022 Draft Formaldehyde Assessment and chaired by Jonathan Samet, MD, MS, professor and former dean of ColoradoSPH, recommends that EPA revise its draft assessment to be more easily followed.Full story