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Pilot program priorities: Applications that have a high potential to drive innovation and environmental health science research translation will be prioritized in the review process. Innovation is defined using the following prism: i) projects that display creative environmental health science problem solving through the adoption of interdisciplinary scientific thinking, ii) incorporating emerging technology, methods, or data, and/or iii) tackle emerging environmental health science issues. Since the Center highly values research translation, pilot projects will also be prioritized that articulate how their project fits within the NIEHS research translation framework and can ultimately influence changes in environmental exposures, population health, clinical practice, or economic advancements.

Expectations for awardees:

In addition to completing their pilot project studies, award recipients will be expected to:

• Undergo an on-boarding session that will explain their roles and responsibilities as an NIEHS P30 Center funded PI.
• Complete the Center’s Project Execution Plan and Discovery Index and/or Stakeholder Engagement Plan.
• Provide an oral interim progress report after 6 months
• Submit a 500 word progress report after 12 months that will be included in the Center’s formal NIEHS annual report
• Complete an annual electronic survey for 5 consecutive years to track outcomes from the pilot project