| Title [sort] |
Institution [sort] |
Award [sort] |
|
| UC Merced Nicotine and Cannabis Policy Center |
University of California, Merced |
$3,785,037 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
Policy Centers |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Anna Song-Ph.D. |
|
| Impacts of Thirdhand Smoke on Public Health |
University of California, San Francisco |
$2,458,143 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Integrated Research Project |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Neal Benowitz-M.D. |
|
| Clinician Initiated Smoking Prevention: A Controlled Trial |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$2,071,588 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Melbourne Hovell-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Ascertainment of environmental tobacco exposure in pregnancy |
Sequoia Foundation |
$2,053,747 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Martin Kharrazi-Ph.D. |
|
| Lowering Smoking & ETS Risks in Immigrant Pacific Rim Youth |
University of Southern California |
$1,955,276 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Integrated Research Project |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
C. Anderson Johnson-Ph.D. |
|
| Treating tobacco use among high risk, low income smokers |
University of California, San Francisco |
$1,835,949 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Community Practice-Based Research |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Guydish-Ph.D. |
|
| Embedding smoking cessation programs into community clinics |
Friends Research Institute, Inc. |
$1,822,584 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Community Practice-Based Research |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Theodore Friedman-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Expanding Los Angeles County eConsult Cessation Services |
University of California, Davis |
$1,748,266 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Community Practice-Based Research |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Elisa Tong-MD, MA |
|
| Thirdhand Tobacco Smoke Expsoure and Health Risk Assessment |
University of California, San Francisco |
$1,742,462 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Integrated Research Project |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Neal Benowitz-M.D. |
|
| Smoking during pregnancy: chromosome damage in newborns |
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
$1,662,871 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
James Tucker-Ph.D. |
|
| Thirdhand Smoke Dissemination, Outreach, and Resource Center |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$1,632,625 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Integrated Research Project |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Georg Matt-Ph.D. |
|
| Quantitative Genetic Analysis |
SRI International |
$1,490,600 |
| Epidemiology |
Integrated Research Project |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Dorit Carmelli-Ph.D. |
|
| S-Nitrosylation of DNMTs in epigenetic regulation of tumors |
Scripps Research Institute |
$1,448,303 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Stuart Lipton-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Genotoxic effects of alternative tobacco products & alcohol |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$1,297,500 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Timothy O'Connor-Ph.D. |
|
| THS Chemistry: Exposure assessment, detection & remediation |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$1,285,559 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Integrated Research Project |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Hugo Destaillats-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking reinstatement in major depressive disorder |
University of Southern California |
$1,255,153 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Raina Pang-B.S. |
|
| Proximity to cannabis retailers & adolescent use |
University of Southern California |
$1,237,497 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Jennifer Unger-Ph.D. |
|
| Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms and Tobacco Dependence |
University of Southern California |
$1,235,906 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Adam Leventhal-Ph.D. |
|
| Combined intranasal oxytocin and mindfulness training as a novel treatment for smoking cessation |
University of Southern California |
$1,231,893 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Matthew Kirkpatrick- |
|
| Vaping Nicotine and Cannabis in Adolescence and Early Adulthood |
University of Southern California |
$1,230,250 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Jessica Barrington-Trimis-PhD |
|
| Are smokers switching to vaping at lower risk for cancer? |
University of Southern California |
$1,229,278 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Ahmad Besaratinia-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Evaluating Highly Selective Nicotinic Receptor Agonists and Antagonists |
California Institute of Technology |
$1,227,300 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Dennis Dougherty- |
|
| The impact of cartoon-based marketing strategies on e-cigarette appeal and use among adolescents |
University of Southern California |
$1,225,843 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Jon-Patrick Allem- |
|
| Tobacco smoking and inborn genetics: effects on leukemogenesis |
University of Southern California |
$1,215,889 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Wiemels-PhD |
|
| SRF Phosphorylation and the Progression to Heart Failure |
Stanford University |
$1,209,921 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Michael Kapiloff-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Human iPSCs for Elucidating Cardiovascular Risks of E-Cigarettes |
Stanford University |
$1,197,500 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Wu-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Fetal nicotine exposure develops heart ischemia-sensitive phenotype |
Loma Linda University |
$1,185,000 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
DaLiao Xiao- |
|
| Evaluation of the Tobacco Prevention Toolkit |
Stanford University |
$1,175,996 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Bonnie Halpern-Felsher-Ph.D. |
|
| School tobacco program and policy trial |
University of Southern California |
$1,162,877 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Mary Ann Pentz-Ph.D. |
|
| Environmental & Genetic Risk Factors for Bladder Cancer |
University of Southern California |
$1,147,940 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Ronald Ross-M.D. |
|
| Hyperactive nicotine receptors |
California Institute of Technology |
$1,138,225 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Henry Lester-Ph.D. |
|
| Exposure to Marijuana Smoking: the Effect of Proximity |
Stanford University |
$1,137,361 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Lynn Hildemann-Ph.D. |
|
| Determining Risk of Transfer of Hookah Tobacco Thirdhand Smoke |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$1,128,750 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Nada Kassem- |
|
| Reducing exposure to thirdhand smoke in multiunit housing |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$1,119,720 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Integrated Research Project |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Penelope JE Quintana-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Thirdhand Smoke Biomarkers Analytical Chemistry Laboratory |
University of California, San Francisco |
$1,108,197 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Integrated Research Project |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Peyton Jacob-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco and Cannabis Intervention for Young Black MSM |
California State University, Long Beach Foundation |
$1,106,197 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Laura D'Anna-DrPH |
|
| Multilevel prevention of commercial tobacco-related harms on rural California Tribal lands |
PIRE California, Inc. |
$1,102,650 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Roland Moore- |
|
| Tobacco regulation of amyloidogenic diseases |
Stanford University |
$1,098,139 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Ronglih Liao-Ph.D. |
|
| Exposure to Tobacco, E-Cigarette, and Marijuana in Mutlin-Unit Housing |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$1,095,903 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Georg Matt-Ph.D. |
|
| The Impact of Recreational Marijuana Legalization on Tobacco and Marijuana Co-Use |
University of California, San Francisco |
$1,091,974 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Beth Cohen- |
|
| Reducing Environmental Tobacco Smoke in Latino Children |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$1,085,128 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Integrated Research Project |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Terry Conway-Ph.D. |
|
| Youth-initiated tobacco harm reduction? A qualitative study of sexual and gender minorities |
Scientific Analysis Corporation |
$1,070,979 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Tamar Antin- |
|
| Effects of Cigarette Smoking & Vaping on Heart Attack |
Huntington Medical Research Institute |
$1,066,980 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Robert Kloner-MD, PhD |
|
| Neuroinflammation and Smoking Cessation Treatment Response |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$1,066,612 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Arthur Brody-M.D. |
|
| Novel DNA vaccines for the treatment of lung cancer |
Scripps Research Institute |
$1,063,300 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Ralph Reisfeld-Ph.D. |
|
| Self Management for Tobacco-Related Chronic Diseases |
Stanford University |
$1,049,257 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Halsted Holman-M.D. |
|
| Gestational E-Cigarette Exposure, Transgenerational Asthma, and the Germ Cell Epigenetic Memory |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$1,048,215 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Virender Rehan- |
|
| Lung cancer cell response to Cdk4/6 inhibition |
University of California, Santa Cruz |
$1,047,491 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Seth Rubin-Ph.D. |
|
| Maternal DNA repair of tobacco-induced sperm lesions |
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
$1,046,880 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Andrew Wyrobek-Ph.D. |
|
| Underlying Mechanisms Regulating the Effects of Inhaled Nicotine upon Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm |
Palo Alto Veterans Institute For Research |
$1,044,000 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Philip Tsao- |
|
| A Genetic Marker of Lung Cancer Risk Among Blacks & Whites |
University of Southern California |
$1,036,615 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Stephanie London-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of tobacco smoke on leucocyte adhesion in vivo |
La Jolla Institute for Molecular Medicine |
$1,023,946 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Pragada Sriramarao-Ph.D. |
|
| Post-isoprenylation processing steps as anticancer targets |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$1,017,450 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Young-M.D. |
|
| Role of a Critical Cell Surface Molecule in Tobacco-induced Lung Immune Cell Trafficking |
Palo Alto Veterans Institute For Research |
$1,002,925 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Eugene Butcher-M.D. |
|
| Smoking Cessation in Latinos Using Community Health Advisors |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$992,121 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Integrated Research Project |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Gregory Talavera-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Multiethnic Risk for Lung Disease: Genetics and Smoking |
University of Southern California |
$990,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Linda Polfus-PhD |
|
| Novel Immunotherapeutics for Cigarette-Smoking Associated Acute Myeloid Leukemia |
University of Southern California |
$990,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Yong Zhang- |
|
| Mapping of Genetic Loci for Nicotine Dependence |
Ernest Gallo Clinic and Research Center |
$982,095 |
| Epidemiology |
Integrated Research Project |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Kirk Wilhelmsen-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| A Community Based Approach to Tobacco Control |
Loyola Marymount University |
$974,719 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Cheryl Grills- |
|
| Impact of vape pen placement in music videos on young adults |
University of Southern California |
$961,915 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
New Investigator Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Jon-Patrick Allem- |
|
| Nicotine replacement in school-based cessation |
University of Southern California |
$961,266 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full SARA |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Clyde Dent-Ph.D. Rita Leeseman- |
|
| Tobacco and cannabis exposure during pregnancy in six race/ethnic subgroups in California |
Sequoia Foundation |
$960,000 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Martin Kharrazi- |
|
| Effect of Tobacco in Cervical Neoplasia in Young Women |
University of California, San Francisco |
$959,796 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Anna-Barbara Moscicki-M.D. |
|
| Are mothers and their children at risk from in utero exposure to grandmaternal smoking? |
Sequoia Foundation |
$952,370 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Michelle Pearl- |
|
| Mobilized dendritic cells for lung cancer |
Stanford University |
$950,821 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Edgar Engleman-M.D. |
|
| Community College Smoke free Policies: Disparities, Contexts and Strategies |
Public Health Institute |
$948,641 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
New Investigator Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Camillia Lui- |
|
| Parkin-mediated mitochondrial quality control and cardiovascular disease |
University of California, San Diego |
$937,500 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Asa Gustafsson-Ph.D. |
|
| Pulmonary Innate Lymphoid Cells and airway inflammation in COPD |
University of California, Davis |
$937,500 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Angela Haczku-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| GLP-1 Hormone in Severe Asthma |
University of California, Davis |
$937,500 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Nicholas Kenyon-M.D.,M.A. |
|
| Pulmonary Neuroendocrine Cells as a Sensor in Tobacco Induced Lung Diseases |
University of California, San Diego |
$937,500 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Xin Sun- |
|
| Long-term impact of cannabis exposure on the adolescent brain |
University of California, Irvine |
$937,500 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Daniele Piomelli- |
|
| Targeting aggressive kidney cancer cells deficient in a metabolic enzyme |
University of California, Davis |
$937,500 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Ching-Hsien Chen- |
|
| The impact of price on the demand for marijuana and cigarettes |
University of California, San Francisco |
$937,500 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Tingting Yao- |
|
| Immune reactivity across the spectrum of disease in lung adenocarcinoma |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$937,158 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Kostyantyn Krysan-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of DNA damage in Pulmonary Artery Hypertension |
University of California, San Francisco |
$936,679 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Akiko Hata-Ph.D. |
|
| E-Cigarette Aerosol Characterization Using Holography and Machine Learning |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$936,669 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Aydogan Ozcan- |
|
| E-Cigs Excite the Human Splenocardiac Axis: Role of Nicotine |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$935,983 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Holly Middlekauff- |
|
| What is the local lung dose of smoke from emerging tobacco products? |
University of California, Davis |
$935,724 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Anthony Wexler- |
|
| Policy Research to Denormalize Tobacco Use in CA-Pacific Rim |
University of California, San Francisco |
$935,668 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
Mackay CA-Pac Rim Tobacco Policy Sc |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Jeremiah Mock-M.Sc., Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Exposure and Asthma Disparity in Minority Children |
University of California, San Francisco |
$935,584 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Esteban Burchard-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Genetic relationship between impulsivity and nicotine abuse |
University of California, San Diego |
$935,550 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Abraham Palmer-PhD |
|
| Redefining KRAS dependency as a stress-inducible state |
University of California, San Diego |
$935,535 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
David Cheresh-Ph.D. |
|
| Molecular Pathogenesis & Therapy for Critical Limb Ischemia |
University of California, San Francisco |
$935,403 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Rong Wang-Ph.D. |
|
| Natural Products for the Treatment of Never Smoker Lung Cancer |
University of California, Santa Cruz |
$935,133 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
John MacMillan-Ph.D. |
|
| Systemic aging and salivary stem cells |
University of California, San Francisco |
$934,778 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Sarah Knox-Ph.D. |
|
| The effect of tobacco on oral mucosal renewal & regeneration |
University of California, San Francisco |
$934,501 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Ophir Klein-M.D.,Ph.D. |
|
| The role of PKDs in atherosclerosis & coronary heart disease |
University of California, San Diego |
$933,858 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Ju Chen- |
|
| Stemness suppressors to combat aggressive breast cancers |
University of California, San Diego |
$933,655 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Jay Desgrosellier-Ph.D. |
|
| Characterization of innate immunity in pollution-induced exacerbation in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) |
University of California, San Francisco |
$933,635 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Mehrdad Arjomandi- |
|
| Tobacco Policies and Disparities: California vs. the US |
University of California, San Diego |
$933,303 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Dennis Trinidad-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Disparities in Rates & Impact of Tobacco and Marijuana Use in UCLA Primary Care |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$932,434 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Lillian Gelberg- |
|
| Smoking in California drug treatment: A policy intervention |
University of California, San Francisco |
$931,110 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Guydish-Ph.D. |
|
| Toxicants and Cardiovascular Effects: Cannabis vs Tobacco |
University of California, San Francisco |
$929,782 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Gideon St. Helen-Ph.D |
|
| Cannabis and Tobacco Co-Use and the Developing Brain |
University of California, San Diego |
$928,325 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Joanna Jacobus-Ph.D. |
|
| DEVELOPMENTAL NICOTINE EXPOSURE: NEUROTRANSMITTER PLASTICITY |
University of California, San Diego |
$926,775 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Davide Dulcis-Ph.D. |
|
| Therapeutic targeting to inhibit lung fibrosis progression |
University of California, Davis |
$925,286 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Ching-Hsien Chen- |
|
| Development of allosteric inhibitors against a molecular target (IKK) induced by cytokines and cigarette smoke |
University of California, San Diego |
$921,703 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Gourisankar Ghosh- |
|
| Improving diagnostic and therapeutic imaging tools for COPD |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$919,571 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Anand Santhanam-Ph.D, |
|
| Economic Impact of Proposition 56 on Low-Income Californians |
University of California, San Francisco |
$917,959 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Hai-Yen Sung-Ph.D. |
|
| Cancer prevention through low cost remediation of arsenic in drinking water |
University of California, Berkeley |
$914,614 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Ashok Gadgil- |
|
| Statistics of Tobacco Smoke Exposure |
Stanford University |
$910,542 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Paul Switzer-Ph.D. |
|
| E-cigarette vaping, chemical composition and lung toxicity |
University of California, Davis |
$910,493 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Kent Pinkerton-Ph.D. |
|
| Implementation Research to Cut Colorectal Cancer Disparities |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$910,175 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Roshan Bastani-Ph.D. |
|
| Impact of new policies on young adult tobacco and marijuana |
University of California, San Francisco |
$908,748 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Pamela Ling-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Measuring Environmental Tobacco and Cannabis |
University of California, San Francisco |
$907,034 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Suzaynn Schick-Ph.D. |
|
| Genetic Susceptibility to Thirdhand Smoke Effects |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$904,744 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Integrated Research Project |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Bo Hang-Ph.D.; M.D. |
|
| Tobacco Smoke Exposure and Atrial Fibrillation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$903,503 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Gregory Marcus-M.D., M.A.S. |
|
| Vascular targeting of lung tumors |
Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center |
$899,686 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Jan Schnitzer-M.D. |
|
| Stress and the use of nicotine |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$897,484 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Robert Pechnick-Ph.D. |
|
| Marijuana Dispensaries and Adolescents' Use of Marijuana and Tobacco |
University of California, San Diego |
$895,649 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Yuyan Shi-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco-related disease in native California twins |
University of Southern California |
$889,746 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Mack-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Multilevel Study of Lung Cancer Screening Guidelines Implementation |
Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute |
$886,353 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Jiang Li-Ph.D. |
|
| Preventing and Reducing Tobacco Use Among Homeless Youth |
RAND Corporation |
$879,484 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Joan Tucker-Ph.D. |
|
| Large scale analyses of generic smoking interaction on cardiometabolic traits |
University of California, San Diego |
$874,673 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Rany Salem- |
|
| Family factors in smoking acquisition among Latino youth |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$865,636 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Rafael Laniado-Laborin-M.D., MPH |
|
| Segregation Analysis of Tobacco Use in Families |
SRI International |
$863,966 |
| Epidemiology |
Integrated Research Project |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Gary Swan-Ph.D. |
|
| Early Detection of Lung Cancer with Monoclonal Antibodies |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$860,784 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
E. Carmack Holmes-M.D. |
|
| Suppressor genes of lung cancer |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$859,254 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Shi Huang-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco prevention/cessation at continuation schools |
University of Southern California |
$848,679 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Steven Sussman-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking Cessation in Recovering Alcoholic Person (SCRAP) |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$835,924 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
John Martin-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking and Risk of Proximal Vs. Distal Gastric Cancer |
University of Southern California |
$835,887 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Anna Wu-Ph.D. |
|
| Studies of novel antitumor agents for lung carcinoma |
University of California, San Diego |
$833,491 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Michael Kelner-M.D., M.S. |
|
| Vascular targeting of lung tumors |
Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center |
$830,563 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Jan Schnitzer-M.D. |
|
| Telephone Counseling for Pregnant Smokers |
University of California, San Diego |
$828,931 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Shu-Hong Zhu-Ph.D. |
|
| Test of an internet virtual world for teen smoking cessation |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$826,206 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full SARA |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Susan Woodruff-Ph.D. James Crittenden- |
|
| Tobacco use & acculturation: CA residents of Korean descent |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$825,701 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Richard Hofstetter-Ph.D. |
|
| Culture and Tobacco Among American Indian Adolescents |
University of Southern California |
$824,825 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Jennifer Unger-Ph.D. Lourdes Baezconde-Garbanati-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| The effect of tobacco smoke on immune function in twins |
University of Southern California |
$822,641 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Cozen-D.O., M.P.H. |
|
| p53 and p14ARF: Multiple pathways of lung cancer suppression |
Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center |
$821,050 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Ruth Gjerset-Ph.D. |
|
| Retail Access to Tobacco and Youth Smoking Behavior |
HBSA, Inc. |
$816,136 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
California Research Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Sharon Lipperman-Kreda-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking, insulin resistance, and endothelial dysfunction |
Stanford University |
$814,989 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Gerald Reaven-M.D. |
|
| The role of PARC in pulmonary inflammation |
La Jolla Institute for Molecular Medicine |
$812,863 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Ingrid Schraufstatter-M.D. |
|
| How does cigarette smoke induce cancer? |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$811,518 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Gerd Pfeifer-Ph.D. |
|
| Predictors of Weight Gain After Smoking Cessation |
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute |
$809,412 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Catherine Schaefer-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel nicotine cessation therapeutics |
Human BioMolecular Research Institute |
$802,840 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
John Cashman-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking-induced oxidant stress & platelet integrin alpha.... |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$801,893 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Jeffrey Smith-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine-dependent recruitment of vascular progenitor cells |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$799,907 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
William Stallcup-Ph.D. |
|
| Determining how cholesterol-rich Lp(a) causes heart disease |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$797,092 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Innerarity-Ph.D. Robert Pitas-Ph.D. |
|
| Por La Vida taking action for tobacco free communities |
University of California, San Diego |
$795,633 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full CARA |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Ana Navarro-Ph.D. Beatriz Barraza-Roppe-B.S. |
|
| Apolipoprotein E: remnant metabolism and atherogenesis |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$793,474 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Yadong Huang-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Social Context of Smoking in Adolescence and Young Adulthood |
RAND Corporation |
$791,718 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Joan Tucker-Ph.D. |
|
| Does nicotine inhibit anticancer activities of Vitamin A? |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$788,808 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Xiao-Kun Zhang-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel agents for apoptosis of lung cancer |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$787,977 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Xiao-Kun Zhang-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco use & policies: San Diego Mexican American residents |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$786,750 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Melbourne Hovell-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Fotonovela to prevent SHS exposure in multiunit housing |
University of Southern California |
$785,104 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Jennifer Unger-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel DNA vaccines for the treatment of lung cancer |
Scripps Research Institute |
$783,900 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Ralph Reisfeld-Ph.D. |
|
| Cigarette Smoking & Sudden Cardiac Death |
University of California, San Francisco |
$783,629 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Melvin Scheinman-M.D. |
|
| Pathophysiology of abnormal remnant metabolism in smokers |
Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute |
$783,345 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Allen Cooper-M.D. |
|
| Unraveling lung cancer signaling pathways |
Scripps Research Institute |
$780,780 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Jiing-Dwan Lee-Ph.D. |
|
| Integrins and drug resistance in small cell lung cancer |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$780,144 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Kristiina Vuori-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Role of the E3 ubiquitin ligase RNF125 in pancreatic cancer |
Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute |
$780,000 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Ze'ev Ronai- |
|
| Conformationally constrained nicotine vaccines |
Scripps Research Institute |
$778,921 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Kim Janda-Ph.D. |
|
| Salivary Biomarkers Development for Detection of Lung Cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$777,494 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Integrated Research Project |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
David Wong-DMD, DMSc |
|
| Telephone counseling for smokers using pharmacotherapy |
University of California, San Diego |
$774,971 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Shu-Hong Zhu-Ph.D. |
|
| California AB13 compliance and ethnicity in urban bars |
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation |
$769,266 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Roland Moore- |
|
| Thirdhand Smoke Pollution and Exposure in Ex-Smokers' Homes |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$769,251 |
| Epidemiology |
California Research Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Georg Matt-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotinic receptors, smoking and Parkinson's Disease |
Stanford University |
$765,971 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Lorene Nelson-Ph.D. |
|
| Implementation of tobacco programs in California schools |
University of Southern California |
$765,192 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Louise Rohrbach-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Effects of nicotine on fetal hematopoiesis |
Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies |
$764,400 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Sophia Khaldoyanidi-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Identifying and Measuring SHS in Multi-Unit Dwellings |
Stanford University |
$762,417 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
California Research Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Lynn Hildemann-Ph.D. |
|
| Analysis of Retinoid Mediated Anti-cancer Activities |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$757,415 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Magnus Pfahl-Ph.D. |
|
| Regulation of the Nicotinic Receptors by Nicotine |
Salk Institute for Biological Studies |
$756,102 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Heinemann-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco smoke, inflammation & atherosclerosis |
Scripps Research Institute |
$754,932 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
William Boisvert-Ph.D. Linda Curtiss-Ph.D. |
|
| Exposed children to secondhand smoke through contaminated homes |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$754,504 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Georg Matt-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of tobacco smoke on leukocyte adhesion in vivo |
La Jolla Institute for Molecular Medicine |
$754,361 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Pragada Sriramarao-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Prenatal Nicotine Exposure in Brain Development |
University of Southern California |
$750,511 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
David Hinton- |
|
| Weight Gain as a Predictor of Smoking Relapse |
SRI International |
$750,320 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Marcia Ward-Ph.D. |
|
| Motivation-enhanced teenage tobacco use cessation |
University of Southern California |
$750,248 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Steven Sussman-Ph.D. |
|
| Tackling Stem-Like Cells in Tobacco Smoke-Mediated Cancer Ma |
University of California, Davis |
$750,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Ching-Hsien Chen- |
|
| Simple exposure indicators for ETS particles |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$749,647 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Lara Gundel-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Posts Social Media of Vulnerable, At-Risk Groups |
University of California, San Diego |
$748,149 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
John Ayers-Ph.D., M.A. |
|
| Oncogenic reprogramming of protein translation by DDX3 inact |
University of California, San Francisco |
$748,146 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Floor-Ph. D. |
|
| Roles of Hypoxia, Nicotine, & Camp in Ischemic Heart Failure |
SRI International |
$746,727 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Keith Webster-Ph.D. |
|
| Sociocultural Determinants of Menthol Smoking Among Blacks |
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science |
$746,567 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Bruce Allen-DrPH |
|
| Developing treatments that lower blood cholesterol levels |
Scripps Research Institute |
$746,536 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Linda Curtiss-Ph.D. |
|
| Physician Incentives & Smoking Cessation Effectiveness |
University of Southern California |
$745,316 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
James Dwyer-Ph.D. |
|
| Do Follow-up Visits Help Patients Quit Smoking? |
University of California, San Francisco |
$745,189 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Steven Cummings-B.A., M.D. |
|
| Integrated multi-omics approach to detect early lung cancer |
University of California, Davis |
$744,466 |
| Cancer |
Integrated Research Project |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Karen Kelly-MD |
|
| Elucidating the genetic basis of nicotine dependence by using electronic health records |
University of California, San Diego |
$743,841 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
New Investigator Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Sandra Sanchez Roige- |
|
| Impact of Chronic Cannabis Exposure on Metabolic Health and Disease |
University of California, Riverside |
$743,386 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Nicholas DiPatrizio- |
|
| Novel strategy for protecting neurons from injury in stroke |
Stanford University |
$742,809 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Robert Sapolsky-Ph.D. |
|
| Neurobiological substrates of nicotine addiction |
Scripps Research Institute |
$742,393 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Athina Markou-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Cessation Among Pregnant Low-Income Latino Women |
University of Southern California |
$737,927 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Clyde Dent-Ph.D. |
|
| Women and smoking: from adolescence to young adulthood |
RAND Corporation |
$737,742 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Phyllis Ellickson-Ph.D. |
|
| Controlled Human Exposure and THS Generation Core |
University of California, San Francisco |
$737,248 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Integrated Research Project |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Suzaynn Schick-Ph.D. |
|
| Impact of splicing factor mutations in the context of tobacco exposure in lung cancer |
University of California, Santa Cruz |
$736,710 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Angela Brooks- |
|
| Establishing Smokefree Policy in California Indian Casinos |
HBSA, Inc. |
$734,712 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
California Research Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Roland Moore- |
|
| Modulation of hedgehog signaling in tobacco-related emphysema |
University of California, San Francisco |
$734,678 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Tien Peng-M.D. |
|
| Antioxidants, cigarette smoking and atherosclerosis |
University of Southern California |
$730,640 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
James Dwyer-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking as a risk factor in the etiology of down syndrome |
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation |
$730,292 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Claudine Torfs-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco use and atherosclerosis protection by paraoxonase |
Scripps Research Institute |
$729,234 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Linda Curtiss-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking, microsatellite instability & gastric cancers |
University of Southern California |
$729,199 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Anna Wu-Ph.D. |
|
| IAP Antagonists for lung cancer treatment |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$727,658 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
John Reed-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Environmental contexts of smoking for Southeast Asians |
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation |
$726,834 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Juliet Lee- |
|
| Detection of occult metastases in patients with lung cancer |
University of Southern California |
$723,842 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Richard Cote-M.D. |
|
| Neurobiological substrates of nicotine addiction |
Scripps Research Institute |
$723,613 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Athina Markou-Ph.D. |
|
| Vapor-phase organics in ETS: dynamics and exposure |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$722,775 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Joan Daisey-Ph.D. Alfred Hodgson-BA |
|
| Role of nicotine in neuro protection |
The Parkinson's Institute |
$722,263 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Maryka Quik-Ph.D. |
|
| Laryngeal Cancer Risk Factors: Tobacco Interactions |
Public Health Institute |
$720,644 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Peggy Boyd-DrPH |
|
| Nicotine Self-Administration in an Animal Model |
Scripps Research Institute |
$720,434 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
George Koob-Ph.D. |
|
| Cigarette smoke effects on nitric oxide-dependent muscle regeneration |
University of California, San Diego |
$720,338 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
New Investigator Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Leonardo Nogueira- |
|
| Mechanism of nicotine action in developing lung |
University of Southern California |
$720,281 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Carol Wuenschell-Ph.D. |
|
| Sites of Chemoattractant Receptor Interaction with G Protein |
Scripps Research Institute |
$720,174 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Gary Bokoch-Ph.D. |
|
| Translating mouse exposure studies into human health effects |
University of California, Riverside |
$719,347 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Integrated Research Project |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Manuela Martins-Green-Ph.D. |
|
| Towards gene therapy for tobacco-related vascular disease |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$719,328 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
David Dichek-M.D. |
|
| Toxic and irritant pollutants from aged secondhand smoke |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$715,914 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Hugo Destaillats-Ph.D. |
|
| Roles of Hypoxia, Nicotine & cAMP in Ischemic Heart Failure |
SRI International |
$713,367 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Keith Webster-Ph.D. |
|
| Dissemination of a smoking cessation program for in patients |
Stanford University |
$710,621 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
C. Barr Taylor-M.D. |
|
| Barriers to Blue-Collar HMO Smoking Cessation Participation |
HBSA, Inc. |
$710,025 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Carol Cunradi-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Macrophage function in atherosclerosis |
Scripps Research Institute |
$709,200 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Linda Curtiss-Ph.D. |
|
| Vietnamese Smoking Cessation Intervention: A Controlled Trial |
University of California, San Francisco |
$707,559 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Steve McPhee-M.D. |
|
| Lipoprotein classes and susceptibility to atherosclerosis |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$702,940 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Young-M.D. |
|
| Inflammation, innate immunity, TLRs, and atherosclerosis |
Scripps Research Institute |
$697,650 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Peter Tobias-Ph.D. |
|
| Spanish tobacco-related disease self-management: evaluation |
Stanford University |
$693,751 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Kate Lorig-Ph.D. |
|
| Determinants of Smoking Prevalence among Cambodian Americans |
California State University, Long Beach Foundation |
$693,630 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full CARA |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Robert Friis-Ph.D. Kimthai Kuoch- |
|
| ApoE isoforms, fatty acid metabolism and atherosclerosis |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$691,616 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Robert Pitas-Ph.D. |
|
| Text Messaging-Based Smoking Cessation Program for Homeless |
RAND Corporation |
$687,334 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Joan Tucker-Ph.D. |
|
| Quantification of population exposure to secondhand smoke |
Stanford University |
$686,858 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Paul Switzer-Ph.D. |
|
| Certifying Smoke-Free Used Cars |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$686,734 |
| Industry Influence/Policy |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Georg Matt-Ph.D. |
|
| Amnesty Smoking Prevention Project |
University of Southern California |
$686,087 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Richard Scribner-M.D. |
|
| Tobacco Induced Hypoxia: Molecular Genetic Responses |
University of Southern California |
$685,782 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Laurence Kedes-M.D. |
|
| Insulin resistance in smokers undergoing smoking cessation |
Friends Research Institute, Inc. |
$684,186 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
California Research Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Theodore Friedman-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Dysregulation of VSMC signaling induced by nicotine |
Stanford University |
$683,510 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Philip Tsao- |
|
| Tobacco Alteration of TGF Beta3 Control of Palatogenesis |
University of Southern California |
$680,175 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Charles Shuler-D.M.D, Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking prevention for Asian-American college students |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$679,368 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Mark Myers-Ph.D. |
|
| ApoE related effect of smoking in cardiovascular disease |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$678,561 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Vasanthy Narayanaswami-Ph.D. |
|
| Proteins that Remove Atherogeneic Lipoproteins from Blood |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$678,254 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Robert Pitas-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of tobacco and e-cigarettes on heart repair and regeneration |
Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles |
$678,000 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Ching-Ling (Ellen) Lien- |
|
| Oral clefts, smoking & variation toxin biotransformation |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$677,128 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Edward Lammer-M.D. |
|
| Hospital-Based Intervention to Prevent Smoking Relapse |
Stanford University |
$676,939 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Robert DeBusk-M.D. |
|
| Effects of Social & Personal Coping Programs for Smok Prevention |
University of Southern California |
$676,689 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Mary Ann Pentz-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanisms by which tobacco accelerates atherosclerosis |
Stanford University |
$675,731 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
John Cooke-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Hyperactive nicotine receptors |
California Institute of Technology |
$675,487 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Henry Lester-Ph.D. |
|
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis of Tobacco-Related Lung Disease |
Scripps Research Institute |
$675,093 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
William Balch-Ph.D. |
|
| Internet-enhanced proactive telephone counseling |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$674,731 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Leslie Lenert-M.D., M.S. |
|
| Comprehensive evaluation of the ischemic leg |
Stanford University |
$672,390 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Dwight Nishimura-Ph.D. |
|
| Experimental Approach to Tobacco Control for High-Risk Teens |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$672,155 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
John Elder-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Evaluating a city's smokefree policy in multi-unit housing |
University of California, San Francisco |
$671,299 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
California Research Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Valerie Yerger-ND, MA |
|
| Health behaviors of 18-39 yo survivors of childhood cancers |
University of Southern California |
$670,328 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Joel Milam-Ph.D. |
|
| Vitamin A derivatives as antagonists of nicotine effects |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$670,085 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Xiao-Kun Zhang-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking and HDL Cholesterol in Minority Youth |
University of Southern California |
$669,343 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
James Dwyer-Ph.D. |
|
| Improved therapy of lung cancer |
California Pacific Medical Center Research Institute |
$668,814 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Li-Xi Yang-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Gastroschisis: maternal smoking and genetic variation |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$668,429 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Edward Lammer-M.D. |
|
| Third hand smoke and hypersensitivity |
Stanford University |
$668,192 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Galli-M.D. |
|
| Randomized Crossover Clinical Trial of Unfiltered Cigarettes |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$660,403 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Eyal Oren-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine self-administration in an animal model |
Scripps Research Institute |
$660,156 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
George Koob-Ph.D. |
|
| Understanding Nicotine and Smoking Cessation Drugs: Release |
California Institute of Technology |
$660,000 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Henry Lester-Ph.D. |
|
| Therapies of muscle dysfunction in obstructive lung disease |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$659,714 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Richard Casaburi-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking induced dopamine release: buproprion effects |
Brentwood Biomedical Research Institute |
$659,060 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Arthur Brody-M.D. |
|
| Improved chemoradiotherapy of lung cancer |
California Pacific Medical Center Research Institute |
$659,033 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Li-Xi Yang-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Negative effects of smoke on novel HDL mimetic therapies |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$657,970 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
John Bielicki-Ph.D. |
|
| Experimental evaluation of minors' access to tobacco |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$655,347 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Hope Landrine-Ph.D. |
|
| Analysis of the Hippo pathway in lung cancer |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$654,999 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Gerd Pfeifer-Ph.D. |
|
| SHS Exacerbates cerebral ischemia: endothelial mechanisms |
Stanford University |
$654,849 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
John Cooke-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco, Nitrosamines, Damage, Repair, Mutations, and Cancer |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$654,674 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Timothy O'Connor-Ph.D. |
|
| Youth-led Tobacco Prevention for Southeast Asian Americans |
HBSA, Inc. |
$654,319 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Full CARA |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Juliet Lee- |
|
| Functional Synthetic Peptide Mimics of Apolipoprotein E |
Scripps Research Institute |
$653,578 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Linda Curtiss-Ph.D. |
|
| Pharmacogenetics of Smoking Cessation |
Stanford University |
$653,384 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Greer Murphy-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| A Smokeless Tobacco Cessation Intervention: College Athletes |
University of California, San Francisco |
$648,997 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Margaret Walsh-MS, EdD |
|
| NRT and paroxetine for smoking cessation |
Stanford University |
$646,916 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Joel Killen-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of nicotine/nicotinic receptors in Parkinson's disease |
The Parkinson's Institute |
$644,770 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Maryka Quik-Ph.D. |
|
| Genotoxicity and Novel Biomarkers of Thirdhand Smoke |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$644,618 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Bo Hang-Ph.D.; M.D. |
|
| Molecular Dynamics & Regulation of Apo A-I's Conformation |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$644,293 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Michael Oda-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of Tobacco on Rat Lung Alveolar Lining Liquid |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$643,213 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Jacob Bastacky-M.D. |
|
| Mechanisms underlying diaphragm adaptations in emphysema |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$642,624 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Mario Fournier-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine and cardiac vulnerability to fibrillation |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$641,821 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Hrayr Karagueuzian-Ph.D. |
|
| Transdermal nicotine for smokers with schizophrenia |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$640,429 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Keh-Ming Lin-M.D., M.P.H. Michael Smith-M.D. |
|
| Reducing provision of tobacco to minors from social sources |
Stanford University |
$639,838 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Fortmann-M.D. |
|
| Role of Smoking in Progression of Anal Neoplasia |
University of California, San Francisco |
$638,812 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Joel Palefsky-M.D. |
|
| Uncovering Therapeutic Specificity for Defined Oncogenic KRAS |
Stanford University |
$636,561 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Monte Winslow-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco cessation and prevention for underserved Arab Americans: A pilot study |
PIRE California, Inc. |
$635,235 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Juliet Lee- |
|
| Smoking and variation of cardiovascular disease genes |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$635,131 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Edward Lammer-M.D. |
|
| Nicotinic receptors in nicotine addiction |
California Institute of Technology |
$634,743 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Henry Lester-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco-Related Disease in Native California Twins |
University of Southern California |
$634,515 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Mack-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Indoor measurements of environmental tobacco smoke |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$634,217 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Richard Sextro-Ph.D. |
|
| Anabolic therapies for muscle dysfunction in women with COPD |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$632,153 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Richard Casaburi-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Neurobehavioral consequences of adolescent nicotine exposure |
Scripps Research Institute |
$630,710 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Cindy Ehlers-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine and congenital heart disease |
Stanford University |
$629,797 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Ching-Pin Chang-M.D., PH.D |
|
| Novel imaging methods for diagnosing tobacco related cancers |
Stanford University |
$629,087 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Albert Macovski-Ph.D. |
|
| Exposure to Secondhand Smoke: Effects of Proximity |
Stanford University |
$628,932 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Lynn Hildemann-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of passive smoke on sperm, ICSI and IVF |
University of California, San Diego |
$628,862 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Hillary Klonoff-Cohen-Ph.D. |
|
| Immune mechanisms of FLASH radiotherapy: a new paradigm for lung cancer cure |
Stanford University |
$628,421 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Billy Loo- |
|
| Surveillance for Tobacco-Related Diseases |
Public Health Institute |
$627,384 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
George Kaplan-Ph.D. |
|
| Heparan sulfate small molecules for contro tumor cell growth |
California Institute of Technology |
$626,807 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Linda Hsieh-Wilson-Ph.D. |
|
| Behavioral epidemiology of tobacco use among gay men |
University of California, San Francisco |
$626,433 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Ronald Stall-Ph.D., M.P.H. Greg Greenwood-Ph.D. |
|
| Quantitative and Scalable Tumor Growth Map for Complex Genotypes in Lung Cancer |
Stanford University |
$626,000 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Dmitri Petrov- |
|
| Behavioral effects of neonatal nicotine exposure |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$624,780 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Edward Riley-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine, Tobacco Smoke and the Blood-Brain Barrier |
University of Southern California |
$624,017 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Berislav Zlokovic-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Brain nAChR Occupancy: Effect of Secondhand Smoke |
Brentwood Biomedical Research Institute |
$623,593 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Arthur Brody-M.D. |
|
| Oral clefts, smoking & variation of toxin biotransformation |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$623,472 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Edward Lammer-M.D. |
|
| Geography of underage tobacco retail sales in Los Angeles |
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation |
$622,260 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Robert Lipton-BA, MA, MPH, Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Carcinogen Transformation of Human Bronchial Cells |
University of Southern California |
$621,592 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Landolph-Ph.D. |
|
| Smokeless tobacco cessation among lumber mill employees |
University of Southern California |
$620,213 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Clyde Dent-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel regulatory mechanisms for lung cancer growth |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$620,032 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Randolph Hastings-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Interaction of Complement C4b-Binding Protein with Protein B |
Scripps Research Institute |
$616,016 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
John Griffin-Ph.D. |
|
| MRI-Derived Risk Maps to Predict Prostate Cancer Progression |
University of California, San Francisco |
$615,860 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Susan Noworolski-Ph.D. |
|
| Vasoactive Mediators of Fetal Growth Retardation |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$615,296 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Lony Castro-M.D. |
|
| Role of oxidative stress and mitochondria in COPD |
University of Southern California |
$615,251 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Enrique Cadenas-Ph.D. |
|
| Deciphering p53 Programs in Lung Cancer Suppression |
Stanford University |
$611,377 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Laura Attardi-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of Single-Session Hypnosis on Smoking Cessation |
Stanford University |
$610,950 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
David Spiegel-M.D. |
|
| Dissuading at-risk youth from smoking via mass media |
University of California, Irvine |
$610,340 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Cornelia Pechmann-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking Policies and Secondhand Smoke in Rental Cars |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$609,852 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Georg Matt-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine-pathological angiogenesis and genetic determinants |
Stanford University |
$608,420 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
John Cooke-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of tobacco-induced gamete damage on embryogenesis |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$607,787 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Francesco Marchetti-Ph.D. |
|
| Tracking Tobacco Waste to Increase College Policy Engagement |
University Auxiliary and Research Services Corporation |
$607,533 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Kim Pulvers-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco and Cannabis: Effects on Fetal Development in Rats |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$602,000 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Jennifer Thomas-Ph.D. |
|
| Pilot Investigation of Tobacco and Cannabis Contaminants in an Urban Natural Reserve |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$602,000 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Eunha Hoh- |
|
| Secondhand smoke, past smoking, diet, novel biomarkers and breast cancer metastasis. |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$602,000 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Tianying Wu- |
|
| Remediation of Tobacco Toxicants Polluting Low-Income Multiunit Homes |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$601,884 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Penelope JE Quintana-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Factors Required for K-RAS 4B Membrane Association/Activity |
Scripps Research Institute |
$600,414 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Janis Jackson-M.D. |
|
| African American Perceptions of Tobacco Denormalization Approaches |
HBSA, Inc. |
$600,361 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Tamar Antin-DrPH |
|
| Heterologous Expression of Brain Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor |
California Institute of Technology |
$598,774 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Henry Lester-Ph.D. |
|
| A novel approach to prevent in utero nicotine lung injury |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$597,916 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Virender Rehan- |
|
| Prenatal exposure of cigarette smoke impacts cardiac regeneration |
Stanford University |
$596,161 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Ronglih Liao-Ph.D. |
|
| Human neurophysiology of nicotine analgesia: sex differences |
University of California, San Francisco |
$595,994 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
David Becker-Ph.D. |
|
| A dynamic model of smoking and healthcare expenditures in CA |
University of California, San Francisco |
$595,843 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Max-Ph.D. |
|
| Structure-function studies of RAS nucleotide-exchange-factor |
University of Southern California |
$593,460 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Daniel Broek-Ph.D. |
|
| Understanding Nicotinic Receptor Subtype Specificity |
California Institute of Technology |
$592,751 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Dennis Dougherty- |
|
| ETS effects on breathing patterns |
University of California, Davis |
$590,780 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Jesse Joad-M.D. |
|
| Apolipoprotein(a) and Cardiovascular Disease |
Stanford University |
$590,733 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Richard Lawn-Ph.D. |
|
| Cytokine gene-modified dendritic cells for lung cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$590,523 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Steven Dubinett-M.D. |
|
| Prop 99 & Indigent Care: Lessons for Future Health Care Reform |
University of California, San Francisco |
$589,892 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Philip Lee- |
|
| Analysis of tobacco toxin-genetic interactions through study of the dioxin-AHR pathway |
Stanford University |
$589,712 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Quertermous- |
|
| Smoking prevention for Asian-American college students |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$588,595 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Mark Myers-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking Cessation in California Medicaid Programs |
University of California, San Diego |
$587,017 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Sara McMenamin-Ph.D. |
|
| Heterologous Expression of Brain Nicotinic Receptors |
California Institute of Technology |
$586,840 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Henry Lester-Ph.D. |
|
| The Effect of Combined Tobacco and Marijuana Use on Pulmonary Function: A Pilot Study |
University of California, San Francisco |
$586,820 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Salomeh Keyhani- |
|
| Early Detection of Stroke and Cardiovascular Disease Risk |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$586,770 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Michael Oda-Ph.D. |
|
| Assessing Tobacco Refusal Skills in Latino Youth |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$584,719 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
James Sallis-Ph.D. |
|
| RCT of tobacco dependence treatment benefits in an HMO & PPO |
University of California, Berkeley |
$582,472 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Helen Halpin-Ph.D. |
|
| Double-strand Break by THS: Implications for Tobacco Cancer |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$581,626 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Altaf Sarker-Ph.D |
|
| Role of a6* nAChR-mediated signaling in nicotine withdrawal |
SRI International |
$579,971 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Xiomara Perez-Ph.D. |
|
| Analysis of the Effect of National Policies on Smoking Behavior |
University of California, San Diego |
$579,489 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
John Pierce-Ph.D. |
|
| Thrombin Function/Inhibition in Tobacco-Related Diseases |
SRI International |
$578,441 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Paul Johnson-Ph.D. |
|
| A longitudinal study of smoking transitions in youth |
University of California, San Diego |
$577,574 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Elizabeth Gilpin-M.S. |
|
| Membrane Signaling Pathways of RAS/RAB Proteins |
Scripps Research Institute |
$574,559 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
William Balch-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Treatment for Employable Californians |
Stanford University |
$573,934 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Judith Prochaska-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Vascular Response to Injury: Potentiation by Nicotine |
Stanford University |
$572,478 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Victor Dzau-M.D. |
|
| DNA replication, regulation of the cell cycle, and cancer |
California Institute of Technology |
$571,742 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Judith Campbell-Ph.D. |
|
| Oxidative stress and skeletal muscle dysfunction in COPD |
University of California, San Diego |
$569,914 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Russell Richardson-Ph.D. Michael Hogan-Ph.D. |
|
| Expression of the Human apo-B Gene in Transgenic Mice |
Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute |
$569,759 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Beatriz Levy-Wilson-Ph.D. |
|
| Impact of JUUL Use on Lung Physiologic and Immune Health and Systemic Inflammation |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$567,587 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Laura Crotty Alexander- |
|
| DUAL USE OF MARIJUANA AND TOBACCO: SOCIAL MEDIA AND YOUTH |
HBSA, Inc. |
$566,562 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Juliet Lee- |
|
| Patterns of tobacco use from adolescence to young adulthood |
RAND Corporation |
$565,277 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Phyllis Ellickson-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of passive smoking and pregnancy |
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
$565,186 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Kenneth Turteltaub-Ph.D. |
|
| A Novel Approach to Prevent in Utero Nicotine Lung Injury |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$564,957 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Virender Rehan- |
|
| Fetal Nicotine Exposure Alters Bone Marrow Stem Cell Function |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$563,438 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Virender Rehan- |
|
| Evaluating Relationship of Cannabis use & Tobacco Cessation |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$561,591 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Chen-Pharm.D. |
|
| Risks for Selected Birth Defects from Parental Cig Smoke |
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation |
$560,383 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Gary Shaw-Ph.D. |
|
| The role of multiple genes in susceptibility to smoking |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$557,829 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
David Comings-M.D. |
|
| A stage-based scheduled smoking intervention for Chinese |
University of California, San Francisco |
$554,500 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Janice Tsoh-Ph.D. |
|
| GIS tools for surveillance and regulation of flavored OTPs |
Stanford University |
$553,520 |
| Industry Influence/Policy |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Henriksen-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoke-free bars: analysis of the response from Long Beach |
California State University, Long Beach Foundation |
$552,978 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Robert Friis-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking & Adverse Reproductive Health Effects in Women |
University of California, Davis |
$550,243 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Ellen Gold-Ph.D. |
|
| Keep me smokefree |
Education Training and Research Associates, Inc. |
$550,002 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Carol D'Onofrio-DrPH |
|
| Shared Genetics of COPD and Lung Cancer |
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute |
$549,561 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Lori Sakoda-Ph.D. |
|
| Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems and California Youth |
HBSA, Inc. |
$545,532 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Tamar Antin-DrPH |
|
| Human tryptase gene expression: role in COPD |
University of California, San Francisco |
$545,409 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
George Caughey-M.D. |
|
| Impact of MPO in Tobacco-related Cardiovascular Disease |
Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center |
$545,359 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Wanda Reynolds-Ph.D. |
|
| A Novel Mouse Model of Thirdhand Smoke-Induced Childhood Leukemia |
University of California, San Francisco |
$542,378 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Scott Kogan- |
|
| A digital mixed methods evaluation of university tobacco-free policies |
CSU Fullerton Auxiliary Services Corporation |
$540,733 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Joshua Yang- |
|
| Regulation of Oxidant Production in Activated Phagocytes |
Scripps Research Institute |
$540,379 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Gary Bokoch-Ph.D. |
|
| Hmong smoking prevalence & tobacco uses |
California State University, Fresno Foundation |
$539,350 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full CARA |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Vickie Krenz-Ph.D., M.S.P.H. Pao Fang- |
|
| Clinical Pharmacology of Tobacco Alkaloids |
University of California, San Francisco |
$538,143 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Peyton Jacob-Ph.D. |
|
| Regulation of GP IIb-IIIa by the Platelet Cytoskeleton |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$537,597 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Joan Fox-Ph.D. |
|
| Dissecting Cardiovascular Effects of E-Cigarettes |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$535,618 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Jesus Araujo-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Internet health research center: smoking, Latinos, & the Web |
University of California, San Francisco |
$535,096 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Ricardo Munoz-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking predictors in Mexican American youth |
University of San Francisco |
$534,603 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Gerardo Marin-Ph.D. |
|
| A Smokeless Tobacco Cessation Program: High School Athletes |
University of California, San Francisco |
$533,923 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Margaret Walsh-MS, EdD |
|
| The Accumbens: A Critical Brain Site for Nicotine Craving |
Scripps Research Institute |
$532,964 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Steven Henriksen- |
|
| Relationship of perceived risks and benefits to teen smoking |
University of California, San Francisco |
$532,037 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Bonnie Halpern-Felsher-Ph.D. |
|
| A Pilot Study of Tobacco & Cannabis Contaminants in Protec |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
$531,982 |
| Unknown |
NRS Pilot |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Patricia Holden-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of Nitric Oxide in Smoking-Related Vascular Impotence |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$531,486 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Nestor Gonzalez-Cadavid-Ph.D. |
|
| ENDS on campus: Changes in policy and retail environments |
Stanford University |
$527,296 |
| Industry Influence/Policy |
Research Project Awards |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Henriksen-Ph.D. |
|
| Assessing Toxicity of Tobacco Product Waste to Humans |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$527,249 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Research Project Awards |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Eunha Hoh- |
|
| LDL pathophysiology and lipoprotein structure |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$527,245 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Robert Ryan-Ph.D. |
|
| Update KiR: An Evidence-Based Program Reducing Teen Tobacco Use |
Education Training and Research Associates, Inc. |
$526,924 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Pamela Drake-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking & Passive Smoking Patterns in Chinese Americans |
Public Health Institute |
$524,884 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Marion Lee-Ph.D. |
|
| Integrin Cytoplasmic Domains and Ligand Affinity Modulation |
Scripps Research Institute |
$522,649 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Timothy O'Toole-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking Policies and Secondhand Smoke in Hotel Rooms |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$522,544 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Georg Matt-Ph.D. |
|
| Effectiveness Ventilation & other Controls in Reducing ETS |
Public Health Foundation Enterprises, Inc. |
$522,494 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Steven Hayward-Ph.D. |
|
| Clinical Validation of Salivary Oral Cancer Biomarkers |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$521,831 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
David Wong-DMD, DMSc |
|
| Reduction of Passive Smoking in Asthmatic Children: Clinical |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$521,489 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Melbourne Hovell-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Effect of nicotine on bone marrow cells |
La Jolla Institute for Molecular Medicine |
$520,381 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Sophia Khaldoyanidi-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Spanish/English web site for smoking cessation trials |
University of California, San Francisco |
$519,674 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Ricardo Munoz-Ph.D. |
|
| Determining a role for long noncoding RNAs in smoke-induced COPD |
University of California, Santa Cruz |
$519,043 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Susan Carpenter-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine in the Brain |
University of California, San Diego |
$518,966 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Darwin Berg-Ph.D. |
|
| Correlates of cigarette craving in acute nicotine withdrawal |
Brentwood Biomedical Research Institute |
$517,818 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Murray Jarvik-M.D., Ph.D. Richard Olmstead-Ph.D. |
|
| The role of hCDC4 regulation of cyclin E in lung cancer |
Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center |
$517,032 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Charles Spruck-Ph.D. |
|
| Cigarette Smoking & Facial Wrinkling |
University of California, San Francisco |
$515,796 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Virginia Ernster-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine withdrawal, smoking & attention: an fMRI study |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$515,303 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Edythe London-Ph.D. |
|
| Immunopharmacotherapy as a treatment for nicotine addiction |
Scripps Research Institute |
$515,270 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Kim Janda-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of nicotine withdrawal on aviator performance |
Stanford University |
$515,243 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Jerome Yesavage-M.D. |
|
| Effect of maternal smoking on human placental development |
University of California, San Francisco |
$515,124 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Susan Fisher-Ph.D. |
|
| Association of Outlet Density with Smoking and Pack Price |
Stanford University |
$515,010 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Henriksen-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Control Digital Library |
University of California, San Francisco |
$514,796 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Karen Butter-M.L. |
|
| Parkinson's Disease: A Protective Effect of Smoking? |
Stanford University |
$512,849 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Lorene Nelson-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of Pneumocystis in COPD Progression |
University of Southern California |
$512,737 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Alison Morris-M.D. Ahmet Baydur-M.D. Patricio Escalante-M.D. |
|
| Protecting the "hood" against tobacco: cessation project |
University of California, San Francisco |
$512,200 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full CARA |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Ruth Malone-Ph.D., R.N. Carol McGruder-BA |
|
| Environmental Tobacco Smoke & Lung Development |
University of California, Irvine |
$512,031 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Ronald Rasmussen-Ph.D. |
|
| In Vitro Characterization of Human Airway Gland Cells |
University of California, San Francisco |
$511,793 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Walter Finkbeiner-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Novel Office-Based Device for Imaging Vocal Cord Cancer |
University of California, Irvine |
$510,000 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Brian Wong-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Industry Targeting of Older Persons |
University of California, San Francisco |
$509,993 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Ruth Malone-Ph.D., R.N. |
|
| Determinants of smoking among gay & lesbian youth |
University of California, San Francisco |
$509,771 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Jay Paul-Ph.D. |
|
| Targeting Hypoxia-inducible Factor to Treat Lung Cancer |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$509,490 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Siva Kolluri-Ph.D. |
|
| Cotinine Metabolism in Infants and Children |
University of California, San Francisco |
$509,473 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Neal Benowitz-M.D. |
|
| Use of entertainment education on TV to deter youth smoking |
University of California, Irvine |
$509,320 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Cornelia Pechmann-Ph.D. |
|
| Reaching and Treating LGBT Smokers: The Internet and NRT |
University of California, San Francisco |
$509,201 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Gary Humfleet-Ph.D. |
|
| A Family-Based Approach To Reduce Smoking in Vietnamese Men |
University of California, San Francisco |
$508,987 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Janice Tsoh-Ph.D. |
|
| Clinical Pharmacology of Tobacco Alkaloids |
University of California, San Francisco |
$508,848 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Peyton Jacob-Ph.D. |
|
| Passive smoking, inflammatory markers and childhood asthma |
University of California, San Diego |
$508,299 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Hillary Klonoff-Cohen-Ph.D. |
|
| School-based tobacco control programming for deaf/hh youth |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$506,967 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full SARA |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Barbara Berman-Ph.D. Debra Sue Guthmann-Ed..D. |
|
| Measuring prenatal tobacco exposure in newborn blood spots |
Sequoia Foundation |
$506,839 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Juan Yang-Ph.D. |
|
| Hypnosis for Smoking Relapse Prevention |
University of California, San Francisco |
$506,230 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Carmody-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of maternal smoking on early human development |
University of California, San Francisco |
$505,975 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Susan Fisher-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Smoking on Metabolism During Rest & Exercise |
University of California, Berkeley |
$504,382 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
George Brooks-Ph.D. |
|
| Therapy for muscle dysfunction in COPD: cellular adaptations |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$502,904 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Michael Lewis-M.D. |
|
| Impact of cigarette smoking on dental pulp mesenchymal stem cells mediated tissue regeneration |
University of the Pacific |
$500,849 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Nan Xiao- |
|
| Prospective Study of Cigarette Smoking & Behavior Dysfunction |
University of California, Berkeley |
$500,370 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Nadine Lambert-Ph.D. BA, MA |
|
| Effect of nicotine exposure on mitochondria in myocytes |
University of California, San Diego |
$500,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Asa Gustafsson-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanistic basis of arrhythmogenic cardiac alternans following tobacco smoke exposure |
University of California, Davis |
$500,000 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Crystal Ripplinger- |
|
| Controlled study of withdrawal symptoms in teen smokers |
Stanford University |
$499,890 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Joel Killen-Ph.D. |
|
| Combination immuno and metabolic therapy for early-stage lung adenocarcinoma |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$499,756 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Claudio Scafoglio- |
|
| Tumor heterogeneity and cooperativity drive metastasis in RC |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$499,678 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Lily Wu-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Understanding how submucosal gland myoepithelial cells respond to cigarette smoke |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$499,678 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Brigitte Gomperts- |
|
| Understanding the mechanisms of perineural invasion in oral cancer |
University of California, San Francisco |
$499,510 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Andrei Goga- |
|
| Natural history of tobacco addiction in adolescents |
University of California, San Francisco |
$499,505 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Anna-Barbara Moscicki-M.D. |
|
| Technology-Assisted Motivational Interviewing and Referral Coach: The TAMI Coach |
University of California, San Francisco |
$499,418 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Jason Satterfield- |
|
| Social Media-based Treatment: Engaging Sexual and Gender Minority Smokers |
University of California, San Francisco |
$499,397 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Gary Humfleet- |
|
| Models for prospective studies of marijuana's cardiac effects |
University of California, San Francisco |
$499,316 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Matthew Springer- |
|
| CONNECT: Smoking Cessation and Lung Cancer Screening |
University of California, San Francisco |
$499,241 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Judith Walsh-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Periodic Gene Expression in the G1 Phase of the Cell Cycle |
California Institute of Technology |
$498,844 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Judith Campbell-Ph.D. |
|
| Comprehensive Program to Reduce Tobacco-Related Health Disparities |
University of California, San Francisco |
$498,823 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Michael Potter-MD |
|
| Novel Pharmacotherapy Approaches in Smokers with Serious Mental Illness |
University of California, San Diego |
$498,794 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Robert Anthenelli- |
|
| Barriers and Supports for Smoking Cessation: Latinos in Addiction Treatment |
HBSA, Inc. |
$498,793 |
| Tobacco-Related Health Disparities |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Anna Pagano-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking in Bipolar Disorder: Contribution of Sensory and Cognitive Brain Functions and Genomics |
University of California, Irvine |
$498,582 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Julie Patterson- |
|
| Promoting Tumor Suppressor Activity in Pancreatic Cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$498,469 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Pamela Itkin-Ansari- |
|
| The Effects of Electronic Hookah on Endothelial Cell Function: The Role of Nicotine |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$498,419 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Mary Rezk-Hanna- |
|
| Targeting invadopodia in head and neck cancer metastasis |
University of California, San Diego |
$498,393 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Jing Yang-Ph.D. |
|
| Management of Smoking by the Elderly in Long Term Care |
University of California, San Francisco |
$498,334 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Linda Mitteness-Ph.D. |
|
| Treating NSCLC with Next-Gen RNAi Therapeutics Target |
University of California, San Diego |
$498,126 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Steven Dowdy-Ph.D. |
|
| The role of Eukaryotic Translation Elongation Factor 1 Alpha 2 in cardiac function and disease |
University of California, San Diego |
$498,058 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Ju Chen- |
|
| Effect of Nicotine, E-Cigarette and Cannabinoids on the Gut |
University of California, San Diego |
$497,923 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Pradipta Ghosh-M.D. |
|
| Reducing Disparities by Integrating Tobacco Cessation into HIV Care |
University of California, San Diego |
$497,790 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Kimberly Brouwer- |
|
| Social Cognition and Tobacco Craving in HIV Patients |
University of California, San Diego |
$497,598 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Erin Morgan-BA |
|
| Do E-Cigarettes Increase Risk for Sudden Death? Focus on the QT Interval |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$497,148 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Holly Middlekauff- |
|
| Interventions to reduce tobacco use among homeless women |
University of California, San Francisco |
$496,848 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Elise Riley-Ph.D., MPH |
|
| Two approaches to referral for smoking cessation treatment |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$496,836 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Scott Eliot Sherman-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Novel Imuunotherapy for Small Cell Lung Carcinoma |
Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles |
$496,569 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Walter Laug-M.D. |
|
| Infrared Imaging Methods for the Detection and Diagnosis of cavities |
University of California, San Francisco |
$496,112 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Daniel Fried- |
|
| Nicotine metabolism and predicting lung cancer risk in African Americans |
University of Southern California |
$496,005 |
| Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Sungshim Park-Ph.D. |
|
| Adolescent susceptibility to tobacco: a panel analysis |
University of California, Irvine |
$495,433 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Larry Jamner-Ph.D. |
|
| Determinants of Susceptibility to Oxidized Lipoproteins |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$495,384 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Alan Fogelman-M.D. |
|
| Role of Elastin Peptides in Neutrophil-Mediated Lung Injury |
Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles |
$495,336 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Martine Torres-Ph.D. |
|
| Digital Surveillance to Identify Alternative & Emerging Tobacco Industry Mobilization and Influence |
University of California, San Diego |
$495,186 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Mackey- |
|
| VIP smoking cessation intervention for adults with serious mental illness |
University of California, San Francisco |
$495,156 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Heather Leutwyler- |
|
| Nicotine & behavioral regulation in adult ADHD |
University of California, Irvine |
$495,079 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Jean-G. Gehricke-Ph.D. |
|
| EX-Teen American Indian Tobacco Use Cessation Program |
University of Southern California |
$495,000 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Claradina Soto-MPH |
|
| Improved identification of subjects genetically at risk for lung cancer |
University of Southern California |
$495,000 |
| Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Ite Offringa-Ph.D. |
|
| Southern California Vape Shop Reactions to New Policies |
University of Southern California |
$495,000 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Steven Sussman-Ph.D. |
|
| Triangulum (Tobacco, E-Cigarettes, Marijuana) SHS exposure in Low SES MUH |
University of Southern California |
$495,000 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Lourdes Baezconde-Garbanati-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Nicotinic Receptor Modulators in Nicotine Dependence |
University of California, Irvine |
$495,000 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Christie Fowler- |
|
| Engineered Proteins to Reverse Chitin Buildup and Fibrotic Lung Disease |
University of California, San Francisco |
$494,868 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
James Fraser- |
|
| Evaluating a protocol for the removal of thirdhand smoke in homes of former smokers |
University of California, Berkeley |
$493,225 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Todd Whitehead- |
|
| The impact of secondhand smoke exposure on COPD outcomes |
University of California, San Francisco |
$492,890 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Mark Eisner-M.D., M.P.H. Paul Blanc-M.D., M.S.P.H. |
|
| The Role of p53-Ninj2 loop in Tumor Progression and Metastasis |
University of California, Davis |
$492,239 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Xinbin Chen- |
|
| The role of PACAP/PAC1 receptor system in nicotine addiction |
Western University of Health Sciences |
$490,832 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Kabirullah Lutfy-Ph.D. |
|
| An athletic trainer mediated spit tobacco cessation program |
University of California, San Francisco |
$490,546 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Margaret Walsh-MS, EdD |
|
| Stress & Smoking in Natural Settings: An Ambulatory Study |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$489,853 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
David Shapiro-Ph.D. |
|
| Relating Tobacco Access and Consumption Among Youth |
Stanford University |
$489,771 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Fortmann-M.D. |
|
| Effect of Maternal Smoking on Early Human Development |
University of California, San Francisco |
$489,025 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Susan Fisher-Ph.D. |
|
| Using technology to help low-income and Latino smokers quit |
Palo Alto University, Inc. |
$488,628 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Ricardo Munoz-Ph.D. |
|
| Impact of Smoking on Myeloproliferative Neoplasms |
University of California, Irvine |
$488,330 |
| Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Angela Fleischman- |
|
| Pathogenesis of Cigarette Smoke-Induced Bronchitis |
University of California, Davis |
$487,719 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Jerold Last-Ph.D. |
|
| Immunotargeting lung cancer |
Proteomics Research Institute for Systems Medicine |
$487,500 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Jan Schnitzer-M.D. |
|
| Proteomic Mapping of Human Lung Tumor Endothelium |
Proteomics Research Institute for Systems Medicine |
$487,182 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Jan Schnitzer-M.D. |
|
| Passive Smoking: Role of Airways Reactivity in Infancy |
University of California, Berkeley |
$486,888 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Ira Tager-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Tobacco & cannabis use among sexual & gender minorities |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$486,782 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Ian Holloway-Ph.D. |
|
| Hyperactive nicotine receptors |
California Institute of Technology |
$486,158 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Henry Lester-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of aV Integrins in Malignancy of Tobacco/Induced Tumors |
Scripps Research Institute |
$485,909 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
David Cheresh-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Industry Response to Passive Smoking |
University of California, San Francisco |
$484,233 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Stanton Glantz-Ph.D. |
|
| Monocyte Chemoattractant Protein (MCP-1) in Atherosclerosis |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$484,207 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Israel Charo-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| WeChat to Quit: Engage Chinese Patients to Stop Smoking |
Chinese Community Health Resource Center |
$484,086 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Angela Sun-Ph.D., MPH |
|
| Effects of e-cigarette aerosol on oral epithelial cell metabolism |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$483,801 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Shen Hu-Ph.D. |
|
| ETS Effects on airway development in the primate lung |
University of California, Davis |
$483,652 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Kent Pinkerton-Ph.D. |
|
| Benzo[A]pyrene: Biogenetic Effects on Hepatocytes in Vitro |
University of California, San Diego |
$482,971 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Hyam Leffert-M.D. |
|
| Mitigating pro-inflammatory non-agonist molecules from tobacco smoke |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$482,840 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Gerard Wong- |
|
| Targeted nanodelivery of anti-inflammatory drugs |
Proteomics Research Institute for Systems Medicine |
$482,749 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Jan Schnitzer-M.D. |
|
| Persistent smoking in bars: an ethnographic analysis |
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation |
$482,317 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Roland Moore- |
|
| mGlu7 activators as drug candidates for nicotine dependence |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$481,721 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Nicholas Cosford-Ph.D. |
|
| Alliance for Data Dissemination to Achieve Equity (ADEPT) |
Asian Pacific Partners for Empowerment Advocacy & Leadership |
$481,501 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Special Projects |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Rod Lew-MPH |
|
| High Resolution OCT for Early Airway Cancer Detection |
University of California, Irvine |
$480,636 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Matthew Brenner-M.D. |
|
| A validated second hand smoking exposure model for Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS) |
University of California, Irvine |
$479,770 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Rufus Edwards- |
|
| Low-Cost Contingency Management for Smoking Cessation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$478,743 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Carmody-Ph.D. |
|
| An IFN-gamma/mast cell axis in THS-exacerbated allergic airway inflammation |
Stanford University |
$478,312 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Galli-M.D. |
|
| Bupropion for hospital-based smoking cessation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$478,065 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Joel Simon-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Smokefree Homes and Smoking Initiation in a National Sample |
University of California, San Diego |
$477,781 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
John Pierce-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of EphA3 receptor mutations in lung cancer |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$477,500 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Elena Pasquale-Ph.D. |
|
| Fbxo2: a master regulator of lung cancer metastasis? |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$477,500 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Charles Spruck-Ph.D. |
|
| Nonsmokers helping smokers and the role of culture |
University of California, San Diego |
$476,656 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Shu-Hong Zhu-Ph.D. |
|
| Analysis of California adolescent tobacco data |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$475,742 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
William McCarthy-Ph.D. |
|
| The Economic Effects of California Cigarette Taxation |
University of California, Berkeley |
$474,976 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Teh-Wei Hu-Ph.D. |
|
| Investigating the carcinogenic potential of e-cig in humans |
University of Southern California |
$474,971 |
| Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Ahmad Besaratinia-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Role of Smad protein in growth inhibition of tumor cells |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$474,492 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Kunxin Luo-Ph.D. |
|
| Enhancing mTOR-targeted lung cancer therapy |
Scripps Research Institute |
$473,879 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Jiing-Dwan Lee-Ph.D. |
|
| SOX-2 knockdown in stem cells prevents lung tumor recurrence |
Scripps Research Institute |
$473,879 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Ralph Reisfeld-Ph.D. |
|
| Cigarette smoke alters lipoprotein & artery wall interaction |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$472,876 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Alan Fogelman-M.D. |
|
| Effects of prenatal nicotine exposure on nicotinic receptors |
University of California, San Francisco |
$471,654 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Peter Sargent-Ph.D. |
|
| Bupropion for smoking cessation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$471,154 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Joel Simon-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Tobacco exposure in pregnant women in minority populations |
Sequoia Foundation |
$469,727 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Martin Kharrazi-Ph.D. |
|
| Diaphragm adaptations following treatment for emphysema |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$469,400 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Michael Lewis-M.D. |
|
| Diabetes & tobacco exposure in So CA American Indians |
University of California, San Diego |
$468,020 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Deborah Morton-Ph.D. |
|
| Optim. of Train. in Patients w/Chronic Obstruc. Pulm Disease |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$467,503 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Michael Belman-M.D. |
|
| Joint roles of ceramide, EGFR/Src in lung injury and cancer |
University of California, Davis |
$467,498 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Tzipora Goldkorn-BSc, MSc, Ph.D. |
|
| Economic impact of tobacco taxes on African Americans |
University of California, San Francisco |
$467,178 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Hai-Yen Sung-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco and Marijuana Co-Use Among Emerging Adults in California |
RAND Corporation |
$466,934 |
| Tobacco-Related Health Disparities |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Joan Tucker-Ph.D. |
|
| Birth defects, smoking and host susceptibility |
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation |
$466,200 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Suzan Carmichael-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine Metabolism in Families |
University of California, San Francisco |
$465,537 |
| Epidemiology |
Integrated Research Project |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Neal Benowitz-M.D. |
|
| Carbon monoxide and the brain growth spurt |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$464,268 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
John Edmond-Ph.D. |
|
| Classroom animation tobacco awareness program effectiveness |
WestEd |
$463,718 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full SARA |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Barbara Dietsch-Ph.D. Lynne Dibble-BS, MA Timothy Kordic- Diane Schwartz-M.A. |
|
| An Endogenous Lectin in Airway Epithelium & Lung Cancer |
University of California, San Francisco |
$463,703 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Hakon Leffler-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Pager-assisted smoking cessation treatment |
University of California, San Francisco |
$463,689 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Carmody-Ph.D. |
|
| Genomic Signatures of CVD in Twins Discordant for Smoking |
University of California, San Diego |
$461,488 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Brinda Rana-PhD |
|
| Do Assurances of Voluntary Compliance Reduce Youth Access and Marketing? |
Stanford University |
$461,386 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Henriksen-Ph.D. |
|
| Environmental tobacco smoke exposure & adult asthma |
University of California, San Francisco |
$460,032 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Mark Eisner-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Differentiating Preadolescent/Adolescent Paths to Smoking |
University of Southern California |
$459,986 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Karen Hennigan-Ph.D. |
|
| Suppression of lung adenocarcinoma by miR-34 microRNAs |
University of California, Berkeley |
$459,900 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Lin He-Ph.D |
|
| Tobacco control policy and population-level harm reduction |
University of California, San Diego |
$459,900 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Karen Messer-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of nicotine on postinfarction cardiac remodeling |
University of California, San Diego |
$459,799 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Francisco Villarreal-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of nicotine e-cigarette self-administration on addiction |
Scripps Research Institute |
$459,503 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Olivier George-Ph.D. |
|
| CNS effects of prenatal nicotine exposure: threshold dosage |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$458,763 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Russell Poland-Ph.D. |
|
| Youth Activity Spaces and Exposure to Tobacco Outlets |
HBSA, Inc. |
$457,273 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Sharon Lipperman-Kreda-Ph.D. |
|
| Lung volume reduction surgery in an animal emphysema model |
University of California, Irvine |
$456,336 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Matthew Brenner-M.D. |
|
| Adolescent Susceptibility to Tobacco: A Panel Analysis |
University of California, Irvine |
$456,076 |
| Epidemiology |
Integrated Research Project |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Larry Jamner-Ph.D. |
|
| Local Cannabis Regulation: What have we learned from tobacco |
Public Health Institute |
$455,992 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Lynn Silver-MD, MPH, FAAP |
|
| Predictors of Smoking in African American Adolescents |
University of California, San Francisco |
$455,536 |
| Epidemiology |
Integrated Research Project |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Mark Alexander-Ph.D. |
|
| CA Consortium on Thirdhand Smoke Exposure & Health Effects |
University of California, San Francisco |
$454,842 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Integrated Research Project |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Neal Benowitz-M.D. |
|
| Characterization of Particulate-Phase ETS in Differing Environments |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$454,509 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Joan Daisey-Ph.D. |
|
| Fertility, smoking and early mammalian development |
University of California, Riverside |
$454,490 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Hemoglobin Conversion to Pro-Oxidants by Cigarette Smoke |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$454,365 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Rolf Mehlhorn-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel therapy for pancreatic cancer |
University of California, Irvine |
$452,332 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Hung Fan-Ph.D. |
|
| Fertility, smoking and early mammalian development |
University of California, Riverside |
$452,243 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Serum cotinine levels and reproductive outcomes |
Public Health Institute |
$452,159 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Martin Kharrazi-Ph.D. |
|
| Transdermal nicotine replacement for hospitalized smokers |
University of California, San Francisco |
$451,969 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Joel Simon-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Pregnant Smokers: Predictors of Cessation & Relapse |
University of California, San Francisco |
$451,831 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Nancy Adler-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of THS toxins on mechanical and drug-induced injury |
University of California, Riverside |
$450,896 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Manuela Martins-Green-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking and Embryonal Tumor Study |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$450,835 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Julia Heck-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Spanish/English web site for smoking cessation trials |
University of California, San Francisco |
$450,400 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Ricardo Munoz-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of maternal smoking on human placental development |
University of California, San Francisco |
$450,000 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Susan Fisher-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel Therapy Sensitization Strategy for Lung Cancer |
Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies |
$450,000 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Ruth Gjerset-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of Smoking on Success Rate of In Vitro Fertilization |
University of California, San Diego |
$449,805 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Hillary Klonoff-Cohen-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking initiation among Chinese and Vietnames adolescents |
University of California, San Francisco |
$449,734 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Celia Kaplan-Dr.P.H. |
|
| ETS exposures in the California Teachers Study cohort |
Public Health Institute |
$449,677 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Peggy Reynolds-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of environmental tobacco smoke on the artery wall |
University of California, Davis |
$449,673 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
John Rutledge-M.D. |
|
| Comparison of Nicotine Metabolism in four Ethnic Groups |
University of California, San Francisco |
$449,327 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Eliseo Perez-Stable-M.D. |
|
| Cardiovascular responses through spinal nicotinic receptors |
University of California, San Diego |
$448,941 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Palmer Taylor-Ph.D. |
|
| Assessing the impact of heat-not-burn and next-generation vaping products |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$448,619 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Hugo Destaillats-Ph.D. |
|
| Reactivity of surface nicotine towards indoor ozone |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$448,132 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Hugo Destaillats-Ph.D. |
|
| Does tobacco exposure delay conception? |
Sequoia Foundation |
$447,845 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Michelle Pearl-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanism of Endothelin-Stimulated ANF Secretion |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$447,480 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Christopher Glembotski-Ph.D. |
|
| Inflammatory compounds:role in tobacco-related lung disease |
University of California, San Diego |
$447,367 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Bigby-M.D. |
|
| ETS effects on pulmonary breathing patterns |
University of California, Davis |
$446,954 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Jesse Joad-M.D. |
|
| Anti-Tobacco Programming: Reaching Deaf and Hard of Hearing |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$446,947 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Barbara Berman-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine toxicity acting on cardiac neurons |
University of California, San Diego |
$446,920 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Darwin Berg-Ph.D. |
|
| Electrophysiological Effects of Perinatal Nicotine Exposure |
Scripps Research Institute |
$446,225 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Cindy Ehlers-Ph.D. |
|
| Molecular origins of apoB atherogenic lipoproteins |
University of California, San Francisco |
$445,617 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Robert Hamilton-Ph.D. |
|
| Perinatal Tobacco Exposure Epigenetics & Transgenerational |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$445,312 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Research Project Awards |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Virender Rehan- |
|
| Smoking interventions in diverse LGBT communities |
Progressive Research & Training for Action |
$445,068 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full CARA |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Brenda Crawford- |
|
| Biological Impact of E-Cigarettes on Lung Carcinogenesis |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$444,879 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Research Project Awards |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Steven Dubinett-M.D. |
|
| Cytotoxicity and Stress Induction by Thirdhand Smoke |
University of California, Riverside |
$444,081 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Gene therapy for emphysema |
University of California, San Francisco |
$443,179 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Francis Szoka-Ph.D. |
|
| Analysis of tobacco industry documents on scientific research |
University of California, San Francisco |
$442,646 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Bero-Ph.D. |
|
| Passive Smoking and Clara Cell Development in the Lungs |
University of California, Davis |
$442,317 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Kent Pinkerton-Ph.D. |
|
| Environmental tobacco smoke and newborn lung development |
University of California, Davis |
$440,500 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Kent Pinkerton-Ph.D. |
|
| Comprehensive Tobacco Policy Model |
University of California, Irvine |
$439,963 |
| Epidemiology |
Integrated Research Project |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Tammy Tengs-Sc.D. |
|
| Clinical pharmacology of tobacco alkaloids |
University of California, San Francisco |
$439,882 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Peyton Jacob-Ph.D. |
|
| Healthy Retail as a Tobacco Control Strategy in SF |
University of California, Berkeley |
$438,750 |
| Industry Influence/Policy |
Full CARA |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Meredith Minkler-DrPH Jessica Estrada-B.A. Lisa Juachon-BA |
|
| Tobacco Smoke Exposure & Chromosomally Defective Sperm |
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
$438,464 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Andrew Wyrobek-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking Related Abnormalities of the Lung Surfactant System |
University of California, San Diego |
$438,278 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Roger Spragg-M.D. |
|
| Nicotonic receptors: role in addiction and reproduction |
Salk Institute for Biological Studies |
$437,480 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Heinemann-Ph.D. |
|
| Pulmonary Vascular Leukocytes & Tobacco Products |
University of California, Irvine |
$435,721 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
James Williams-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine May Affect Inflammation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$435,425 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Frederick Jia-Pei Miao-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Passive Smoking & Clara Cell Developement in the Lungs |
University of California, Davis |
$435,023 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Kent Pinkerton-Ph.D. |
|
| Bispecific molecular therapy of small cell lung cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$434,805 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Edward Ball-M.D. |
|
| Developmental Relationship between NK and T-Cell Lineages |
California Institute of Technology |
$434,126 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Ellen Rothenberg-Ph.D. |
|
| The role of media in smoking initiation and cessation |
University of California, San Diego |
$433,880 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
David Burns-M.D. |
|
| Supplement to tobacco disease in twins |
University of Southern California |
$432,989 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Mack-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| How does smoke activate mucin transcription in lung cells? |
University of California, San Francisco |
$432,415 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Carol Basbaum-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking treatment for substance abusing adolescents |
University of California, San Diego |
$431,607 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Mark Myers-Ph.D. |
|
| Pathogenesis of Smoke-Induced Injury in Airway Epithelium |
University of California, Davis |
$431,266 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Reen Wu-Ph.D. |
|
| Patterns of tobacco use from adolescence to young adulthood |
RAND Corporation |
$431,132 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Phyllis Ellickson-Ph.D. |
|
| Neurotransmitter systems and tobacco smoking |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$430,910 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Richard Olmstead-Ph.D. |
|
| Cardiovascular responses to nicotine |
University of California, San Diego |
$430,843 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Palmer Taylor-Ph.D. |
|
| To identify Egr-1 target genes important in pulmonary disease |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$430,539 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Ian de Belle-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking Cessation in Vietnamese: A Controlled Trial |
University of California, San Francisco |
$429,006 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Steve McPhee-M.D. |
|
| Interactions of Moesin during platelet activation |
Stanford University |
$428,524 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Heinz Furthmayr-M.D. |
|
| Tobacco oxidants and the ceramide path in lung cell death |
University of California, Davis |
$427,613 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Tzipora Goldkorn-BSc, MSc, Ph.D. |
|
| Genotoxicity of Thirdhand Smoke and Aged Secondhand Smoke |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$427,204 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Bo Hang-Ph.D.; M.D. |
|
| Context & consequenes of smoking in a blue-collar cohort |
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation |
$426,555 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Carol Cunradi-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Quantification of lung doses from inhaled tobacco smoke |
University of California, Irvine |
$425,728 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Robert Phalen-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of thioredoxin in ETS-induced pulmonary airway injury |
University of California, Davis |
$425,665 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Reen Wu-Ph.D. |
|
| E-Cigarettes and Coronary Endothelial Function in Dual Users |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$425,477 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Ronald Victor-M.D. Florian Rader- |
|
| Effectiveness of a large prenatal tobacco reduction program |
Sequoia Foundation |
$425,181 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Michelle Pearl-Ph.D. |
|
| Modeling sleep disturbance during nicotine withdrawal |
SRI International |
$424,344 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Teresa Steininger-Ph.D. |
|
| Ethnic and gender variation in nicotine detoxification |
SRI International |
$424,142 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Huijun Ring-Ph.D. |
|
| Tumor Infiltrating Lymphocytes & Pulmonary Macrophages |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$423,786 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Sidney Golub- |
|
| Environmental tobacco smoke effects on lung surfactant |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
$423,216 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Zasadzinski-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of Annexins in Neutrophil Degranulation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$422,822 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Joel Ernst-M.D. |
|
| The Role of CSN6 in Cardiac Muscle and Sudden Cardiac Death |
University of California, San Diego |
$421,875 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Farah Sheikh-Ph.D. |
|
| Metabolic consequences of tobacco toxicants |
University of California, San Diego |
$421,875 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Mohit Jain-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Role of Glutamate/ACh co-release in nicotine addiction |
University of California, San Diego |
$421,875 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Hnasko-PhD |
|
| Prevention of relapse in nicotine dependence: role of mGluR7 |
University of California, San Diego |
$421,875 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Xia Li-Ph.D. Victoria Risbrough-Ph.D. |
|
| A novel imaging technology for the early detection of Oral C |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$421,842 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Maie St. John-MD, PhD |
|
| Phenols & PAH in Tobacco-Related Cardiovascular Disease |
University of Southern California |
$421,763 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Enrique Cadenas-Ph.D. |
|
| Leveraging Adjuvants for Improved Nicotine Vaccines |
Scripps Research Institute |
$421,413 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Kim Janda-Ph.D. |
|
| Airway inflammation in the evolution of airway fibrosis |
University of California, San Francisco |
$421,284 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Nishimura-M.D. |
|
| Chemotherapeutic inhibition of polysialic acid biosynthesis |
University of California, Davis |
$420,781 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Jacquelyn Gervay-Hague-Ph.D. |
|
| Ethnicity and school-level effect on CA student tobacco use |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$420,713 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
William McCarthy-Ph.D. |
|
| Ultra Low Dose, Effective CT for Lung Cancer Screening |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$420,238 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Michael McNitt-Gray-Ph.D. |
|
| Protective function of VEGF on the development of emphysema |
University of California, San Diego |
$420,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Kechun Tang-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| NF-kB mediated inflammation in tobacco-induced lung cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$420,000 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Michael Karin-Ph.D. |
|
| Activation and detoxification of lung cancer carcinogens |
University of California, San Diego |
$420,000 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Robert Tukey-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotinic Manipulation of the Hippocampus |
University of California, San Diego |
$420,000 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Darwin Berg-Ph.D. |
|
| Sirtuin deacetylase and RAS-dependent cancers |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$420,000 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Wenyong Chen-Ph.D. |
|
| California's Tobacco Control Program and Tobacco-Use Trends |
University of California, San Diego |
$419,901 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
California Research Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Karen Messer-Ph.D. |
|
| Use of existing data to dvlp new tobacco control strategies |
University of California, San Diego |
$419,888 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Elizabeth Gilpin-M.S. John Pierce-Ph.D. Karen Messer-Ph.D. |
|
| Brain imaging in nicotine addiction |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$419,881 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Desmond Smith-Ph.D. |
|
| Epigenetic Regulation of Airway MUC gene expression by smoke |
University of California, Davis |
$419,528 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Reen Wu-Ph.D. |
|
| Neurobiological substrates of nicotine addiction |
University of California, San Diego |
$419,503 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Athina Markou-Ph.D. |
|
| Immune Targeted Therapy for Lung Cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$419,500 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Sherven Sharma-Ph.D. |
|
| Regulations of phase II genes by oxidation products |
University of California, Merced |
$419,057 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Henry Forman-Ph.D. |
|
| Molecular predictors of oral cancer development |
University of California, San Francisco |
$419,000 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Richard Charles Jordan-D.D.S., Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco smoke and airway remodeling in asthma |
University of California, San Diego |
$418,951 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
David Broide-M.B., Ch.B. |
|
| ETS Effects on Lung Surfactant |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
$418,874 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Zasadzinski-Ph.D. |
|
| Use of Existing Data to Develop Tobacco Control Strategies |
University of California, San Diego |
$418,699 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Karen Messer-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of smoke and gender on bronchiolar injury and repair |
University of California, Davis |
$418,207 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Laura Van Winkle-Ph.D. |
|
| African Americans and Mentholated Cigarettes |
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science |
$417,968 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Bruce Allen-DrPH |
|
| Effects of Tobacco on Rat Lung Alveolar Lining Liquid |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$417,585 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Jacob Bastacky-M.D. |
|
| Neuronal oxidative stress from mild carbon monoxide exposure |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$417,403 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
John Edmond-Ph.D. |
|
| Chemokine-based therapy for lung cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$416,940 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Sherven Sharma-Ph.D. |
|
| Paternal Smoking and DNA Methylation in Childhood Leukemia |
University of California, San Francisco |
$416,758 |
| Cancer |
California Research Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Wiemels-PhD |
|
| Irritant and pain-reducing effects of nicotine |
University of California, Davis |
$415,704 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Earl Carstens-Ph.D. |
|
| Modulating TLR9 Activation for Lung Cancer Therapy |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$415,463 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Tsung-Hsien Chuang-Ph.D. |
|
| SGLT2 in early diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$414,716 |
| Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Claudio Scafoglio- |
|
| The role of media in smoking initiation & cessation |
University of California, San Diego |
$414,203 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
David Burns-M.D. |
|
| Doses to Target Tissues from Inhaled Tobacco Smoke |
University of California, Irvine |
$413,410 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Robert Phalen-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of smoke and gender on bronchiolar injury and repair |
University of California, Davis |
$413,288 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Laura Van Winkle-Ph.D. |
|
| Self-hypnosis for smoking cessation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$413,119 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Carmody-Ph.D. |
|
| Air pollution, tobacco smoke, & asthma in minority children |
University of California, San Francisco |
$412,913 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Esteban Burchard-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Nicotine and Smoking Effects on Neuromuscular Development |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$412,639 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Mario Fournier-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine & its metabolites: apoptosis in developing neurons |
Human BioMolecular Research Institute |
$412,200 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Jun Zhang-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Outlet/Ad Density on Teen Smking and Brand Choice |
Stanford University |
$410,979 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Henriksen-Ph.D. |
|
| Sex differences in nicotine effects on inflammation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$410,570 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Paul Green-Ph.D. |
|
| Oxidative Stress/Inflammation in Pulmonary Disease |
Scripps Research Institute |
$409,427 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
William Balch-Ph.D. |
|
| Dissemination of the Rx for Change in Psychiatry Curriculum |
University of California, San Francisco |
$409,106 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Judith Prochaska-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Smoking, Free Radicals, Antioxidants and Disease Prevention |
University of California, Berkeley |
$408,853 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Lester Packer-Ph.D. |
|
| Evaluation of tobacco and e-cigarette genotoxicity |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$408,000 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Timothy O'Connor-Ph.D. |
|
| A new approach to anti-angiogenic therapy in lung cancer |
Stanford University |
$407,935 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Calvin Kuo-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Corporate strategies: design, conduct, publication of research |
University of California, San Francisco |
$407,567 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Bero-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanism of stress effects on weight in nicotine withdrawal |
University of California, San Francisco |
$407,019 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Jon Levine-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of Maternal Smoking on Human Placental Development |
University of California, San Francisco |
$406,527 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Susan Fisher-Ph.D. |
|
| Population studies of new tobacco products and cigarettes |
University of California, San Diego |
$406,492 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Karen Messer-Ph.D. |
|
| Environmental tobacco smoke effects on lung surfactant |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
$406,444 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Zasadzinski-Ph.D. |
|
| Genetic susceptibility to tobacco-induced lung cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$406,120 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Oliver Hankinson-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of protein phosphatase 2A in lung cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$405,795 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Gernot Walter-Ph.D. |
|
| Control of Mucociliary Clearance in the Respiratory Tract |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$404,950 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Ellen Dirksen-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine Receptor in Nicotine Dependence |
California Institute of Technology |
$404,642 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Henry Lester-Ph.D. |
|
| Signal Transduction and Cell Activation |
Salk Institute for Biological Studies |
$404,312 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Bartholomew Sefton-Ph.D. |
|
| Lung volume reduction surgery in an emphysema model |
University of California, Irvine |
$404,139 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Matthew Brenner-M.D. |
|
| Therapeutic potential of oxytocin for nicotine addiction |
University of Southern California |
$404,115 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Matthew Kirkpatrick- |
|
| cGMP regulation of vascular smooth muscle differentiation |
University of California, San Diego |
$403,818 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Renate Pilz-M.D. |
|
| SAR Studies of Novel antitumor Agents for Lung Carcinomas |
University of California, San Diego |
$403,338 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Michael Kelner-M.D., M.S. |
|
| The effect of nicotine on airway inflammation |
University of Southern California |
$402,991 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Omid Akbari-Ph.D. |
|
| Neurobiological substrates of nicotine addiction |
Scripps Research Institute |
$402,852 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Athina Markou-Ph.D. |
|
| Use of existing data to develop new tobacco control strategies |
University of California, San Diego |
$402,610 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Elizabeth Gilpin-M.S. |
|
| Brain adaptations to chronic nicotine expsoure |
University of California, Irvine |
$402,111 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Frances Leslie-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine and Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms |
Stanford University |
$400,534 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Philip Tsao- |
|
| Remnant lipoproteins, apolipoprotein E4 and atherosclerosis |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$400,500 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Robert Raffai-Ph.D. |
|
| Genome-specific synthetic lethal targeting in lung cancer |
Stanford University |
$400,000 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Jonathan Pollack-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Novel Susceptibility Factors in Lung Cancer Evolution |
Stanford University |
$400,000 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Ashby Morrison-Ph.D. |
|
| Dynamic Imaging of Sodium Channels in Metastatic Lung Cancer |
Stanford University |
$400,000 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Justin Du Bois-Ph.D. |
|
| Whole Genome RNAseq Studies of Blood in Smokers vs Nonsmokers |
University of California, Davis |
$400,000 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Frank Sharp-M.D. |
|
| Developing new vaccines for lung cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$398,511 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Michael Roth-M.D. |
|
| Reducing minors' access to tobacco: project CHALK |
Public Health Foundation Enterprises, Inc. |
$398,114 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Hope Landrine-Ph.D. |
|
| Mild carbon monoxide exposure impairs the inner ear |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$397,297 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Ivan Lopez-Ph.D. |
|
| Project Towards No Nicotine: Afterschool Tobacco Use Prevention Program |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$397,095 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Burton Cowgill-PhD |
|
| Investigating the carcinogenicity of e-cig |
University of Southern California |
$396,000 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Stella Tommasi-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Smoke on Fluid Transport Across Trachea |
University of California, Berkeley |
$395,115 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Sheldon Miller-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel Extracellular Sulfatases and Smoke-induced Lung Cancer |
University of California, San Francisco |
$394,380 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Steven Rosen-Ph.D. |
|
| Cigarette smoke injures lung epithelium by activating nSMase |
University of California, Davis |
$394,380 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Tzipora Goldkorn-BSc, MSc, Ph.D. |
|
| Pharmacogenomics of New Generation Platinums in Lung Cancer |
University of California, San Francisco |
$394,380 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Kathleen Giacomini-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Sedatives on Neuronal Nicotinic Binding |
University of California, San Francisco |
$394,301 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Barbara Dodson-M.D. |
|
| Clinical Pharmacology of Tobacco Alkaloids |
University of California, San Francisco |
$393,855 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Peyton Jacob-Ph.D. |
|
| Preserving At Risk Tobacco Control Policy Resources |
University of California, San Francisco |
$392,644 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Karen Butter-M.L. |
|
| How do nic and cig smoke affect neural control of breathing? |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$392,620 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Xuesi Shao-M.D. |
|
| Fertility smoking and early mammalian development |
University of California, Riverside |
$392,451 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Preserving at-risk tobacco control policy resources |
University of California, San Francisco |
$392,344 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Karen Butter-M.L. |
|
| Mechanism of smoke-induced MUC5B gene expression |
University of California, Davis |
$392,117 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Reen Wu-Ph.D. |
|
| Does secondhand smoke induce epigenetic changes? |
University of Southern California |
$392,100 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Stella Tommasi-Ph.D. |
|
| Cell Adhesion Receptors in Atherogenesis |
Scripps Research Institute |
$391,252 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Jeffrey Smith-Ph.D. |
|
| Cardiovascular Toxicity of E-Cigarettes: Role of Nicotine |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$391,200 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Holly Middlekauff- |
|
| Cardiac ion channels and tobacco-related disease |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
$389,983 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Carol Vandenberg-Ph.D. |
|
| Does TGF-b modulate Metastasis of Small Cell Lung Carcinoma |
University of California, San Francisco |
$389,719 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Rik Derynck-Ph.D. |
|
| Preventing tobacco smoke diseases by network antioxidants |
University of California, Berkeley |
$388,714 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Lester Packer-Ph.D. Gladys Block-Ph.D. |
|
| Toward Equity in Smokefree Worksite Policies, SHS Exposure & Retail Density |
Stanford University |
$388,371 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Judith Prochaska-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Modeling and mapping changes in tobacco outlet density |
Stanford University |
$387,418 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Henriksen-Ph.D. |
|
| Macrophage DAP12 pathway in emphysema |
University of California, San Francisco |
$387,237 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Laura Koth-M.D. |
|
| Building Tobacco Cessation Connections Across Los Angeles Co |
University of California, Davis |
$387,222 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Community Practice-Based Research |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Elisa Tong-MD, MA |
|
| SHS enhances cough via plasticity of brainstem neurons |
University of California, Davis |
$387,150 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Jesse Joad-M.D. |
|
| American Indian Youth: PSA, Photovoice & Digital Storytelling |
University of Southern California |
$387,041 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Claradina Soto-MPH |
|
| Put It Out Project for Sexual and Gender Minority Smokers |
University of California, San Francisco |
$386,973 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Danielle Ramo-Ph.D. Gary Humfleet-Ph.D. |
|
| Laboratory & Ambulatory Assessment of Smoking Withdrawal |
SRI International |
$385,814 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Marcia Ward-Ph.D. |
|
| Hormone replacement therapy, smoking & lipoprotein oxidation |
Scripps Research Institute |
$385,808 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Carole Banka-Ph.D. |
|
| An atypical nicotine receptor: target for anti-angiogenics? |
Stanford University |
$385,707 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
John Cooke-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Is Electronic Cigarette Aerosol Residue Hazardous? |
University of California, Riverside |
$385,491 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Function and Regulation of the Retinoblastoma Protein |
University of California, San Diego |
$385,031 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
James Feramisco-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel Approach to Head & Neck Cancer Therapy |
University of Southern California |
$384,743 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Parkash Gill-M.D. |
|
| Role of protein phosphatase 2A in lung cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$384,497 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Gernot Walter-Ph.D. |
|
| Metabolic and Carcinogen Effect of Electronic Cigarettes |
Friends Research Institute, Inc. |
$384,454 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Theodore Friedman-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Environmental tobacco smoke and early atherosclerosis |
University of Southern California |
$383,814 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Mack-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Tobacco Smoke on Proto-Oncogene Activity |
University of California, San Diego |
$382,758 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Michael Karin-Ph.D. |
|
| Chronic nicotine treatment in primates; role of a6b2 nAChRs |
SRI International |
$382,500 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Maryka Quik-Ph.D. |
|
| African American Smoking and Quitting in California |
Claremont Graduate University |
$382,402 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Dennis Trinidad-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Smoking-Induced Impairment of Pulmonary Host Defense |
University of California, Irvine |
$381,970 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Michael Selsted-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| The role of nicotine receptors in nicotine dependence |
University of California, Irvine |
$381,317 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Katumi Sumikawa-Ph.D. |
|
| E-cigarette chemical effects on endothelial function |
Stanford University |
$380,870 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Eric Gross-MD, PhD |
|
| The Cost of Smoking for California s 58 Counties |
University of California, San Francisco |
$379,906 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
California Research Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Max-Ph.D. |
|
| COX-2 regulation of vaccination responses in lung cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$379,362 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Steven Dubinett-M.D. |
|
| Substrate Cycles, Calorigenesis & Smoking Cessation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$378,709 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Marc Hellerstein-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking Cessation After Surgery/A Randomized Trial |
University of California, San Francisco |
$378,222 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Warren Browner-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Effects of Nicotine on Pulmonary Neuroendocrine Cell Growth |
Doheny Eye Institute |
$377,973 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Kathryn Rich-Ph.D. |
|
| Impact of Caffeine Use On Tobacco Cessation & Withdrawal |
Loma Linda University |
$377,968 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Jerry Lee- |
|
| A Molecular Approach for Early Diagnosis of Lung Cancer |
Stanford University |
$376,800 |
| Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Maximilian Diehn-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotinic receptors and Parkinson's disease |
The Parkinson's Institute |
$376,470 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Maryka Quik-Ph.D. |
|
| Health and economic toll of tobacco on CA's LGBT community |
University of California, San Francisco |
$375,845 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Max-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of viral-derived genes in lung cancer |
Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center |
$375,800 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Francoise Mathieu-Daude-Ph.D. |
|
| Readiness for and obstacles to California's tobacco endgame |
University of California, San Francisco |
$375,526 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Ruth Malone-Ph.D., R.N. |
|
| Developing A Menthol-Centric Smoking Cessation Intervention |
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science |
$374,975 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Bruce Allen-DrPH |
|
| The Economic Impact of the California Tobacco 21 Law |
University of California, San Francisco |
$374,819 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Max-Ph.D. |
|
| The geography of tobacco related disease in California |
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation |
$374,786 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Robert Lipton-BA, MA, MPH, Ph.D. |
|
| Lung Cancer Screening: A Multilevel Intervention |
University of California, San Francisco |
$374,770 |
| Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Celia Kaplan-Dr.P.H. |
|
| The impact of price on the demand for electronic cigarettes |
University of California, San Francisco |
$374,677 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Tingting Yao- |
|
| Measuring combined tobacco, e-cigarette, and marijuana use |
University of California, San Francisco |
$374,448 |
| Tobacco-Related Health Disparities |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Danielle Ramo-Ph.D. Dorothy Apollonio-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of California's 2016 tobacco policies on initiation, use, & quitting |
University of California, San Francisco |
$374,400 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Dorothy Apollonio-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco/marijuana smoke: from lab to public health policy |
University of California, San Francisco |
$373,988 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Matthew Springer- |
|
| Effects of pro and anti-smoking cues in stores on craving |
Stanford University |
$373,894 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Henriksen-Ph.D. |
|
| Clinical pharmacology of tobacco alkaloids |
University of California, San Francisco |
$373,408 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Peyton Jacob-Ph.D. |
|
| Impacts of Electronic Cigarette Emissions on Indoor Air Quality |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$373,096 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Yifang Zhu-Ph.D. |
|
| Ending tobacco use in high risk, low income smokers |
University of California, San Francisco |
$372,720 |
| Tobacco-Related Health Disparities |
Community Practice-Based Research |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Guydish-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of voltage on electronic cigarette aerosol deposition |
University of California, San Francisco |
$372,621 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Gideon St. Helen-Ph.D |
|
| Tobacco Product Modulation of TNF Responses in Lung Cells |
University of California, Riverside |
$371,620 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Carl Ware-Ph.D. |
|
| Programmed cell death in cigarette-induced lung disease |
University of California, San Francisco |
$371,556 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
V. Courtney Broaddus-M.D. |
|
| Diagnosis and Treatment of MTAse-Deficient Lung Cancers |
University of California, San Diego |
$370,631 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Tsutomu Nobori-M.D. |
|
| Nicotine and cardiac vulnerability to fibrillation |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$370,057 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Hrayr Karagueuzian-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine Addiction: Novel ACh Receptors on Neurons |
University of California, San Diego |
$369,025 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Darwin Berg-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco use among American Indian adolescents in California |
University of Southern California |
$368,975 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Jennifer Unger-Ph.D. |
|
| Ethnic difference in cigarette smoking dynamics among youth |
University of Southern California |
$366,852 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Xinguang Chen-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine pharmacogenetics: influence of ethnicity |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$366,244 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Russell Poland-Ph.D. |
|
| Computer Vision for Detection of Tobacco Related Diseases on |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$365,413 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Matthew Brown-Ph.D. |
|
| California, trade pacts, tobacco control: lessons to learn |
University of California, San Francisco |
$365,288 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
Mackay CA-Pac Rim Tobacco Policy Sc |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Stella Bialous-RN, MScN, DrPH |
|
| Nicotine Enhanced Adrenal Medullary-Dependent Inflammation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$363,563 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Jon Levine-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Carcinogens/C-Kinase Oxidative Activation/Metastasis |
University of Southern California |
$363,557 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Rayudu Gopalakrishna-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of Protein Phosphatases in Lung Cancer |
University of Southern California |
$363,234 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Axel Schonthal-Ph.D. |
|
| T-Cell Stimulating Antigen Genes in Tumor Cells |
University of California, Berkeley |
$362,814 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Nilabh Shastri-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Control in Latino Communities |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$362,153 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Integrated Research Project |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
John Elder-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Effects of Thirdhand Smoke Exposure on the Microbiome of Young Children |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$361,180 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Georg Matt-Ph.D. |
|
| Understanding nicotinic receptor subtype specificity |
California Institute of Technology |
$361,036 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Dennis Dougherty- |
|
| Silicone Wristbands: Personal Samplers for Tobacco Toxicants |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$360,608 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Penelope JE Quintana-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Peptidyl Phosphonate Inhibitors to Human Leukocyte Elastase |
SRI International |
$359,461 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Charles Hiebert- |
|
| Predicting and Reducing Cigarette Sales to Minors |
University of Southern California |
$358,643 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Hope Landrine-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanisms of targeted therapy resistance in lung cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$358,500 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Kostyantyn Krysan-Ph.D. |
|
| Integrin Distribution & Function in Lung Carcinoma Cells |
University of California, San Francisco |
$358,128 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Robert Pytela-Ph.D. |
|
| Calorigenic and Atherogenic Effects of Smoking and Nicotine |
University of California, San Francisco |
$357,492 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Marc Hellerstein-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Protection of Lung Epithelium by Heat Shock Proteins |
University of California, Irvine |
$357,085 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Corinne Wong-Ph.D. |
|
| D2 Dopamine Receptor Alleles in Smokers & Nonsmokers |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$356,559 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Ernest Noble-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Tobacco Smoke on Mucin Production in Rat Airways |
University of California, San Francisco |
$356,400 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Carol Basbaum-Ph.D. |
|
| Gene Markers for Hypertension |
University of California, San Francisco |
$356,151 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Theodore Kurtz-M.D. |
|
| Suppression of Oncogenic RAS Mutations |
University of California, Berkeley |
$355,159 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Jasper Rine-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel Drugs for Lung Cancer |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$353,998 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Leonard Deftos-M.D. |
|
| Lung Cancer Associated Retinopathy |
University of California, Davis |
$352,945 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Alan Roth-M.D. |
|
| Vitronectin in Cardiovascular Disease |
Scripps Research Institute |
$352,644 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Dietmar Seiffert-M.D. |
|
| Recruitment of leukocytes to atherosclerotic lesions in vivo |
University of California, San Diego |
$352,405 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Daniel Steinberg-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of Smoking on Vascular Calcification in COPD |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$352,244 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Matthew Budoff-MD |
|
| H-Ras Ribozyme Mediated Tumor Suppression of BUX Cells |
City of Hope National Medical Center |
$352,183 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Kevin Scanlon-Ph.D. |
|
| Informing Smoking Interventions for CA University Students |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$352,060 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Mark Myers-Ph.D. |
|
| Targeted blood clotting therapy for lung cancer |
University of Southern California |
$350,851 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Peisheng Hu-Ph.D. |
|
| Predicting and Reducing Cigarette Sales to Minors |
Public Health Foundation Enterprises, Inc. |
$350,549 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Hope Landrine-Ph.D. |
|
| Virtual world internet chat room for teen smoking cessation |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$350,007 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full SARA |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Susan Woodruff-Ph.D. Elizabeth Garcia- James Crittenden- |
|
| Nicotine & Neuroendocrine Cell Signalling in Fetal Lung |
University of Southern California |
$349,873 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Carol Wuenschell-Ph.D. |
|
| Developmental Nicotine Exposure and Addiction |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$348,348 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Shahrdad Lotfipour-Ph.D. |
|
| Suppression of Oncogenic Ras Mutations |
University of California, Berkeley |
$348,032 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Jasper Rine-Ph.D. |
|
| Activated Protein C in Smokers Thrombosis |
Scripps Research Institute |
$347,737 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Andras Gruber-M.D. |
|
| Improving tobacco use assessment among youth via telephone |
University of California, Berkeley |
$347,440 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Joel Moskowitz-Ph.D. |
|
| Molecular Mechanisms of Leukocyte Traffic to the Lungs |
Stanford University |
$345,676 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Eugene Butcher-M.D. |
|
| Radon Attachment to Cigarette Smoke Aerosols |
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
$344,430 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Arthur Biermann-Ph.D. |
|
| Steroid Influences on Diaphragm Performance in Emphysema |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$343,914 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Michael Lewis-M.D. |
|
| TITF1 signature biomarkers for early lung cancer detection |
Stanford University |
$343,799 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Jonathan Pollack-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Cessation Interventions for Mental Health Patients |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$343,173 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Mark Myers-Ph.D. |
|
| Tests of the tobacco industry's youth smoking prevention ads |
Stanford University |
$343,044 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Fortmann-M.D. |
|
| Nicotine and Hemostatic Function of Brain Endothelium |
University of Southern California |
$342,880 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Vicky Wong-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of Protein Phosphatase 2A in Lung Carcinoma |
University of California, San Diego |
$342,144 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Gernot Walter-Ph.D. |
|
| Regulation of F2RL3/PAR4 Expression and Function by Methylat |
University of California, San Diego |
$341,978 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Joann Trejo-Ph.D. |
|
| The Role of Tobacco Smoke in Multi-Step Carcinogenesis |
Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles |
$341,730 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Anne T'ang-Ph.D. |
|
| Prevalence and Correlates of African American Tobacco Use |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$341,262 |
| Epidemiology |
Full CARA |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Hope Landrine-Ph.D. Scott Roesch-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Passive Smoking on Experimental Atherosclerosis |
University of California, San Francisco |
$340,594 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
William Parmley-M.D. |
|
| Sucellular Localization of CAMP-dependent Protein Kinase |
University of California, San Diego |
$338,472 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Susan Taylor-Ph.D. |
|
| Health Related Quality of Life Outcomes of Smokers Who Quit |
University of California, San Francisco |
$338,364 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Anita Stewart-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking cessation and medical care use/costs in a large HMO |
University of California, San Francisco |
$337,964 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Hai-Yen Sung-Ph.D. |
|
| Hookah, Sympathetic Nerves, and Coronary Perfusion in Humans |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$337,337 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Ronald Victor-M.D. |
|
| Expression of a drug resistance gene in head and neck cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$337,086 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Howell-M.D. |
|
| Direct Analysis of Lung Cancer Development & Progression |
University of Southern California |
$336,973 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Darryl Shibata-M.D. |
|
| Studies of Proto-oncogenes & Growth Genes in Human Lung Cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$336,209 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Dennis Slamon-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| The Use of Virtual Reality to Induce and Assess Nicotine Craving |
University of California, San Diego |
$335,352 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Kelly Courtney- |
|
| Nicotine Levels in Pregnant Women & Child Development |
University of California, Berkeley |
$335,068 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Brenda Eskenazi-Ph.D. |
|
| Prevalence and Correlates of African American Tobacco Use |
California Black Health Network |
$335,039 |
| Epidemiology |
Full CARA |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Denise Adams-Simms-MPH |
|
| CTCs for early detection and characterization of lung cancer |
SRI International |
$334,748 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Xiaohe Liu-Ph.D. , M.D. |
|
| Genome-wide mapping of smoke-induced DNA damage and mutation |
University of Southern California |
$334,652 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Ahmad Besaratinia-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Smoking and Leukemia: A Molecular Genetic Approach |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$334,253 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Judith Gasson-Ph.D. |
|
| Transport and disposition of nicotine in the human placenta |
University of California, San Francisco |
$333,108 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Deanna Kroetz-Ph.D. |
|
| Tech and Telephone Smoking Cessation Treatment for Young Veterans with PTSD |
Northern California Institute for Research & Education |
$333,090 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
CA Scholar of Targeted Advance Rsrc |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Ellen Herbst-M.D. |
|
| Tumor Suppressor Gene Mutations in Lung Cancer |
University of Southern California |
$333,054 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Alan Hiti- |
|
| Effect of Cigarette Smoke on High Risk Lipoprotein Profiles |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$332,996 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Trudy Forte-Ph.D. |
|
| Black-White Differences in Menthol Cigarette Smoking |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$332,764 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Murray Jarvik-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Novel Benzoxazinone Inhibitors to Hunam Leukocyte Elastase |
SRI International |
$332,615 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Charles Hiebert- |
|
| Brachial Vasoreactivity in Young Adult Smokers |
Osteoporosis Medical Center |
$332,294 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Jacques Barth-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Use In Pregnancy: Chronic Effects On Blood Flow |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$332,222 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Lony Castro-M.D. |
|
| Vitamin E kinetics in smokers |
University of California, Davis |
$332,110 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Maret Traber-Ph.D. |
|
| Vascular Effects of Nicotine: Effect of Age |
University of California, Irvine |
$331,124 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Sue Duckles-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanisms underlying modulations of respiration by nicotine |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$330,458 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Xuesi Shao-M.D. |
|
| Empower Korean Families to End Tobacco Use & Smoke Exposure |
University of California, San Francisco |
$330,454 |
| Tobacco-Related Health Disparities |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Janice Tsoh-Ph.D. |
|
| Chronic bronchitis: pathology of mucin gene expression |
University of California, Davis |
$329,481 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Walter Finkbeiner-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Lung Cancer: p53 as a Paradigm of Tumor Suppression |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$327,795 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Phillip Koeffler-M.D. |
|
| Nicotine and Epigenetic Transgenerational Risk of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm |
Palo Alto Veterans Institute For Research |
$326,640 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Joshua Spin-M.D.-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Use Disparities in California's Priority Populations |
University of California, San Diego |
$326,069 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Dennis Trinidad-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Model for surveillance of CA tobacco control policies |
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation |
$325,761 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Harold Holder-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Treatment for Employable Californians |
Stanford University |
$324,669 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Pilot CARA |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Judith Prochaska-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Determinants of Susceptibilty to Oxidixed Lipoproteins |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$324,569 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Alan Fogelman-M.D. |
|
| Lung cancer detection by methylation-preserving PCR |
University of Southern California |
$324,325 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Ite Offringa-Ph.D. |
|
| Impact of tobacco-smoke on apolipoprotein exchangeability |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$324,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Giorgio Cavigiolio-Ph.D. |
|
| Active and Passive Smoking and Risk of Colorectal Cancer |
Cancer Prevention Institute of California |
$323,850 |
| Epidemiology |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Peggy Reynolds-Ph.D. |
|
| Cloning of Two Genes Involved it Tobacco Carcinogenesis |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$323,634 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Oliver Hankinson-Ph.D. |
|
| A Smoking Prevention Model for Low Income Minority Youth |
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science |
$323,095 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Donna Davis-Ph.D. |
|
| Water pipe use, SHS exposure & home policy in Arab Americans |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$323,068 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Nada Kassem-Dr.P.H., MS, RN |
|
| Structure-Function Correlations for Ras p21 and its Mutants |
University of Southern California |
$322,049 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Arieh Warshel-Ph.D. |
|
| Cytokines and Foam Cell Formation |
Palo Alto Medical Foundation Research Institute |
$321,593 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Loren Fong-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco exposure & subclinical atherosclerosis in NIDDM |
University of Southern California |
$321,363 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Mack-Ph.D. |
|
| Benzo[a]pyrene: Biogenetic Effects on Hepatocytes in Vitro |
University of California, San Diego |
$321,199 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Hyam Leffert-M.D. |
|
| Fertility, Smoking, and Early Mammalian Development |
University of California, Riverside |
$321,193 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotinic Receptors, Tolerance and Spinal Neurotransmitters |
University of California, San Diego |
$320,869 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Palmer Taylor-Ph.D. |
|
| Inflammatory cardiovascular disease induced by autonomic effects of e-cigs |
University of California, San Diego |
$320,000 |
| Socio-cultural, Behavioral and Psychological |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Joan Heller-Brown-Ph.D. |
|
| Chronic Electronic Cigarette Use and Accelerated Skeletal Muscle Aging |
University of California, San Diego |
$320,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Ellen Breen-Ph.D. |
|
| A smoke-free home intervention in supportive housing |
University of California, San Francisco |
$319,871 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Maya Vijayaraghavan-M.D. |
|
| Immunotheranostic MPI for Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Lung Cancer |
University of California, Berkeley |
$319,604 |
| Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Steven Conolly-Ph.D. |
|
| Tumor Suppressor Genes in Human Lung Cancer |
University of California, Irvine |
$319,060 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Eric Stanbridge-Ph.D. |
|
| Cellular Defects in Lung caused by Tobacco Smoke |
University of California, San Francisco |
$319,013 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Alan Verkman-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Radioimmunotherapy of Lung Cancer |
University of Southern California |
$318,994 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Alan Epstein-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Cigar use prevalence: social and media determinants |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$318,750 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
New Investigator Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Joachim Reimann-Ph.D. |
|
| Menthol Cigarette Smokers:nAChR Levels and Treatment EffectsMenthol Cigarette Smokers: nAChR Levels and Treatment Effects |
Brentwood Biomedical Research Institute |
$317,525 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Arthur Brody-M.D. |
|
| Nicotine Effects on Activity of Brain Catecholamine Neurons |
University of California, San Diego |
$317,443 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Foote-Ph.D. |
|
| Ethnicity and the Meaning of Smoking in Older Age Groups |
University of California, San Francisco |
$317,076 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Judith Barker-Ph.D. |
|
| Cigarette Smoking, Steroidogenesis & Steroid Receptors |
Stanford University |
$316,942 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
David Feldman-M.D. |
|
| Defensins and à 2-macroglobulin in Lung Inflammation |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$316,269 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Tomas Ganz-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Autocrine Interactions Between Bombesin and its Receptor |
University of California, San Diego |
$316,238 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Daniel Donoghue-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking and the pathogenesis of macular degeneration |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
$316,038 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Lincoln Johnson-Ph.D. |
|
| Prenatal Nicotine Exposure and Epigenetic Regulation of AT2R |
Loma Linda University |
$316,000 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
DaLiao Xiao- |
|
| Implementation of California AB 13: smoking ban in bars |
University of California, San Francisco |
$315,181 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Bero-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanisms of Atherogenesis:Role of Shear Stress & Tobacco |
Stanford University |
$314,974 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Gary Gibbons-M.D. |
|
| Subcellular pharmacokinetics of nicotinic compounds |
California Institute of Technology |
$314,942 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Henry Lester-Ph.D. |
|
| Prenatal Toxicity of Traditional and Harm Reducation Tobacco |
University of California, Riverside |
$314,772 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Nicole Zur Nieden-Dr. rer.nat. (Ph.D. equivalent |
|
| Identification on Tumors of Molecular Targets for NK Cells |
University of California, San Francisco |
$314,006 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
William Seaman-M.D. |
|
| Hemoglobin Conversion to Pro-Oxidants by Cigarette Smoke |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$313,201 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Rolf Mehlhorn-Ph.D. |
|
| Cigarette Smoke, Nicotine & Acid-induced Duodenal Injury |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$311,797 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Felix Leung-M.D. |
|
| Environmental influences on tobacco use amg AAPI communities |
Assoc of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations |
$311,543 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full CARA |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Rod Lew-MPH |
|
| Scientific and Administrative Core |
University of Southern California |
$311,057 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Integrated Research Project |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
C. Anderson Johnson-Ph.D. |
|
| Toxicity of Harm Reduction Products on Human Development |
University of California, Riverside |
$310,000 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Development of a blood test for pancreatic cancer |
Stanford University |
$308,819 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Anson Lowe-M.D. |
|
| Phosphoryl Peptide Inhibitors of Tyrosine Kinases |
University of California, San Francisco |
$308,697 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Bradford Gibson-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of protein phosphatase 2A in lung cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$307,522 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Gernot Walter-Ph.D. |
|
| Proteins involved in nicotine receptor clustering |
University of California, San Diego |
$307,246 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
William Conroy-Ph.D. |
|
| Studies of novel antitumor agents for lung cancers |
University of California, San Diego |
$306,000 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Michael Kelner-M.D., M.S. |
|
| Controlled Thirdhand Smoke Exposure Core |
University of California, San Francisco |
$304,957 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Suzaynn Schick-Ph.D. |
|
| The Dopamine D2 Receptor in Nicotine Addiction |
City of Hope National Medical Center |
$304,790 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
David Comings-M.D. |
|
| Tobacco-use by LGBTQ youth: prevalence and correlates |
Education Training and Research Associates, Inc. |
$304,650 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
John Shields-Ph.D. |
|
| Transcriptional Regulation of Programmed Cell Dealth |
University of California, Berkeley |
$304,418 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Astar Winoto-Ph.D. |
|
| Nitrogen Oxides and cigarette smoke-induced injury |
University of California, Davis |
$304,118 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Albert van der Vliet-Ph.D. |
|
| Pulmonary Benzo(A)pyrene Metabolism & Tobacco Smoking |
University of California, Irvine |
$303,996 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Yutaka Kikkawa-M.D. |
|
| Effect of tobacco-related policy change on smoking behavior |
University of California, San Diego |
$303,504 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
David Burns-M.D. |
|
| Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender tobacco use |
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute |
$302,119 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Elisabeth Gruskin-DrPH |
|
| Tobacco Smoke and Airway Fluid Transport & Composition |
University of California, Riverside |
$301,622 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Paul Quinton-Ph.D. |
|
| Susceptibility to smoking among adolescent never smokers |
University of Southern California |
$301,356 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Jennifer Unger-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of PHLPP1 in Astrocytes and Stroke |
University of California, San Diego |
$300,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Nicole Purcell-Ph.D. |
|
| Dendritic-epithelial cells crosstalk in lung inflammation |
University of California, Irvine |
$300,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Anshu Agrawal-Ph.D. |
|
| ADOLESCENT NICOTINE AND CANNABINOID EXPOSURE ON NICOTINE DEPENDENCE |
University of California, Irvine |
$300,000 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Christie Fowler- |
|
| E-cigarette and Tobacco Use Prevention for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Youth |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$299,816 |
| Tobacco-Related Health Disparities |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Barbara Berman-Ph.D. |
|
| Understanding the Mechanisms of Smoking Induced Squamous Lung Cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$299,718 |
| Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Brigitte Gomperts- |
|
| Tobacco industry influence on the video game industry |
University of California, San Francisco |
$299,582 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Patricia McDaniel-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco GeneûEnvironment Interactions & Minority Asthmatics |
University of California, San Francisco |
$299,500 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Shweta Choudhry-Ph.D., MSc. |
|
| In-utero smoke exposure and epigenetic activation of GFI1-family oncogenes |
University of California, San Francisco |
$299,337 |
| Early Diagnosis of Tobacco-Related Cancer |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Kyle Walsh-Ph.D. John Wiencke-Ph.D. |
|
| Early Nicotine Exposure Re-Wires Neural Circuits |
University of California, San Diego |
$299,335 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Darwin Berg-Ph.D. |
|
| Development of the COPD Phenotype:Role of the IL-22/IL-22R1 Axis |
University of California, Davis |
$299,333 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Miller-Ph.D. |
|
| Indoor vaping: chemical characterization and health impacts |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$298,823 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Mohamad Sleiman-Ph.D Hugo Destaillats-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking-Induced Mod. of Resp. Burst Oxidase of Human Phagocy |
University of California, San Diego |
$298,435 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Robert Smith-M.D. |
|
| Smoking and lifestyle risk factors for premenstrual changes |
University of California, Davis |
$297,783 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Ellen Gold-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking, Personality and the Risk of Parkinson's Disease |
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute |
$297,245 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Van Den Eeden-Ph.D. |
|
| The role of P450s in tobacco-mediated lung cancer |
California Toxicology Research Institute |
$295,815 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Scott Allen-M.S., Ph.D. |
|
| Genetic Markers of Lung Cancer Risk Among Blacks & Whites |
University of Southern California |
$295,028 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Stephanie London-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Impact of health reform on smoking and treatment utilization |
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute |
$294,174 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Kelly Young-Wolff-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Electrophysiological Effects of Perinatal Nicotine Exposure |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$293,752 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Edward Riley-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of integrins in cardiac innervation and function |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
$293,277 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Dennis Clegg-Ph.D. |
|
| microRNA biomarkers of THS teratogenicity |
University of California, Riverside |
$293,205 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Nicole Zur Nieden-Dr. rer.nat. (Ph.D. equivalent |
|
| Smoking & COPD: Effects on Cerebral Perfusion & Function |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$292,953 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
James Daly-M.D. |
|
| Cigar smoking among young adults: formative research |
California State University, Long Beach Foundation |
$292,920 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Fen Rhodes-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanism of Mitotic Chromosome Condensation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$292,842 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Mitchison-Ph.D. |
|
| Case studies of indoor air regulations: role of research |
University of California, San Francisco |
$292,210 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Bero-Ph.D. |
|
| Complement Mediated Cardiac Ischemei & Thromboxane Release |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$291,601 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Bruce Ito- |
|
| Do receptors mediate the effects of nicotine on anxiety? |
Salk Institute for Biological Studies |
$291,060 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Tammy Booker-Ph.D. |
|
| Control of breathing in infants of smoking mothers |
California Pacific Medical Center Research Institute |
$290,986 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Kathleen Lewis-M.D. |
|
| Social media messaging and public health campaigns: Prop 29 |
University of California, San Diego |
$290,315 |
| Industry Influence/Policy |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
John Pierce-Ph.D. |
|
| Prenatal Nicotine Exposure and Vascular Programming |
Loma Linda University |
$289,840 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
DaLiao Xiao- |
|
| Smoking and virulence of periodontal pathogens |
Loma Linda University |
$289,574 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Hansel Fletcher-Ph.D. |
|
| A Family Intervention to Reduce Smoking in Vietnamese Men |
University of California, San Francisco |
$288,421 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Janice Tsoh-Ph.D. |
|
| Detrimental Influence of NO on Vascular/Platelet Functions |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$288,188 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Louis Ignarro-Ph.D. |
|
| Studies in Genotoxicity of Tobacco-Related Carcinogens |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$288,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Yoshinori Kohwi-Ph.D. |
|
| Expressing & Cloning of ATP-Sensitive Potassium Channels |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
$286,163 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Carol Vandenberg-Ph.D. |
|
| Lifetime passive smoke exposure and breast cancer in the CTS |
Cancer Prevention Institute of California |
$285,300 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Peggy Reynolds-Ph.D. |
|
| Vaccine Strategy Against Tumor-Associated Glycoproteins |
University of California, San Diego |
$285,227 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Maurizio Zanetti-M.D. |
|
| African Americans: NRT or Alternative Medicine for Cessation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$285,000 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Valerie Yerger-ND, MA |
|
| Skeletal muscle structure and function in mice lacking VEGF |
University of California, San Diego |
$284,491 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Ivan Olfert-Ph.D. |
|
| Pharmacological Interventions for Heavy Drinking Smokers |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$283,371 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Lara Ray-Ph.D. |
|
| Reduction of Passive Smoking in Asthmatic Children |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$282,971 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Melbourne Hovell-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Genetics and Impulsivity in Smoking Initiation |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$282,860 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Neal Doran-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Smoking & Genetic Alterations in Bladder Epithelium |
University of California, San Francisco |
$282,853 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Frederic Waldman-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Determinants of Maximum Oxygen Transport. |
University of California, San Diego |
$282,699 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Peter Wagner-M.D. |
|
| Effects of environmental tobacco smoke on pulmonary allergy |
University of California, Davis |
$282,568 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Laurel Gershwin-D.V.M., Ph.D. |
|
| Motivational interviewing to prevent postpartum relapse |
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute |
$282,502 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Virginia Quinn-MPH |
|
| Global determinants of tobacco use onset in diverse youth |
Education Training and Research Associates, Inc. |
$280,749 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Scott Carvajal-Ph.D., MPH |
|
| Simple Exposure Indicators for Secondhand Tobacco Smoke |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$280,684 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Lara Gundel-Ph.D. |
|
| Lung Development, Tobacco Smoke and Sensitivity to Infection |
University of California, Davis |
$280,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Kent Pinkerton-Ph.D. |
|
| Secondhand Smoke and Human Prenatal Development |
University of California, Riverside |
$280,000 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Electronic Cigarettes: Are They Safe? |
University of California, Riverside |
$280,000 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Regulation of biased PAR1 signaling by ubiquitination |
University of California, San Diego |
$279,941 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Joann Trejo-Ph.D. |
|
| Disproportionate cost of smoking for communities of color |
University of California, San Francisco |
$278,980 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Max-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotinic receptor-lynx interactions |
California Institute of Technology |
$278,797 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Julie Miwa-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanistic studies of secondhand-smoke carcinogenicity |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$278,795 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Ahmad Besaratinia-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Impact of electronic cigarettes on cardiac risk |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$278,525 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Holly Middlekauff- |
|
| Oxygen Effects on Flow & function in Ischemic Myocardium |
University of California, San Francisco |
$278,044 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Brian Cason-M.D. |
|
| Nicotine & Cocaine Dynamics: Patterns & Consequences |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$277,738 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Elena Stark-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Characterization of Platelet Thromboxane A2 Receptors |
Western University of Health Sciences |
$277,422 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Fadi Khasawneh-PhD |
|
| Control of Mucociliary Clearance in the Respiratory Tract |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$276,780 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Ellen Dirksen-Ph.D. |
|
| Advances in Lung Cancer Detection with Digital Techniques |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$276,730 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Denise Aberle-M.D. |
|
| Non-Nicotine Tobacco Constituents in Reward: Age Effects |
University of California, Irvine |
$275,155 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Frances Leslie-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking and Arterial Flux of Low Density Lipoprotein |
University of California, Davis |
$274,674 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
John Rutledge-M.D. |
|
| Tobacco-related cancer prevention by Vitamin A derivatives |
SRI International |
$274,488 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Marcia Dawson-Ph.D. |
|
| Role of Nicotine in Enodthelial Cell Function |
University of Southern California |
$274,274 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Florence Hofman-Ph.D. |
|
| Effectiveness of two different regimens in smoking clinic |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$272,989 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Scott Eliot Sherman-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Indoor chemistry of secondhand and thirdhand smoke |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$271,559 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Mohamad Sleiman-Ph.D |
|
| Addressing Substance Abusers Who Also Smoke |
Northern California Institute for Research & Education |
$270,931 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Karen Sees-D.O. |
|
| Practice-based Intervention for Vietnamese & Korean Patients |
Asian Health Services |
$270,707 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Pilot CARA |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Susan Huang-MD |
|
| Economic Analysis of Smoking Cessation Therapies |
University of California, San Francisco |
$270,206 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
James Milton Lightwood-Ph.D. |
|
| Atmospheric transformations of second hand smoke |
California State University, Fresno Foundation |
$270,107 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Alam Hasson-Ph.D. |
|
| Secondhand Smoke and Nontuberculous Mycobacterial Infection |
University of California, San Diego |
$270,000 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Phung Lam-Ph.D. |
|
| Targeting the epithelial-mesenchymal transition in HNSCC |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$270,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Maie St. John-MD, PhD |
|
| Transcription Regulation of Inflammation by Glucocorticoids |
University of California, Berkeley |
$270,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Jen-Chywan Wang-Ph.D |
|
| Community and Family Context of Teen Smoking |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$270,000 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
New Investigator Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Ritesh Mistry-Ph.D. M.P.A. |
|
| Impulsivity as a risk factor for nicotine dependence |
University of California, San Diego |
$270,000 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Svetlana Semenova-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Resistance Training on Tobacco-Related CVD Risk |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$270,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Christian Roberts-Ph.D. |
|
| Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Sleep Disorders affecting COPD |
University of California, San Diego |
$270,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Xavier Soler-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Role of mGluR7 in nicotine dependence |
University of California, San Diego |
$270,000 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Xia Li-Ph.D. |
|
| Dietary effects on tobacco-related lung cancer |
University of California, Berkeley |
$270,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Danica Chen-PhD |
|
| Influences that promote ethnic disparities in smoking |
University of California, San Diego |
$269,971 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
New Investigator Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Dennis Trinidad-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| New Diagnosis of Bladder Cancer: Smokers Opportunity to Quit |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$269,936 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Jeffrey Bassett-M.D. |
|
| Novel treatments for COPD with Statins |
University of California, Davis |
$269,523 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Benjamin Davis-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking-related changes in LDL and atherosclerosis |
University of California, San Diego |
$269,500 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Yury Miller-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Curriculum for treating nicotine dependence in psychiatry |
University of California, San Francisco |
$269,500 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Judith Prochaska-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Stem cell regeneration of the airway: effects of smoke |
University of California, Davis |
$269,443 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Philip Thai-M.D. |
|
| Toward Smoke-Free Casinos: The Win-River Experience |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$269,209 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Georg Matt-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Industry Political Strategies After the 1998 MSA |
University of California, San Francisco |
$269,000 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
New Investigator Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Dorothy Apollonio-Ph.D. |
|
| Impact of MPO in Tobacco-related Cardiovascular Disease |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$267,555 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Wanda Reynolds-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco industry use of diet and obesity issues |
University of California, San Francisco |
$267,526 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
New Investigator Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Elizabeth (Libby) Smith-Ph.D. |
|
| Enzymatic targets for anticancer therapy |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$267,304 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Martin Bergo-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Desensitization of Cholinergic Mechanisms & Nicotine Addiction |
University of California, Davis |
$267,178 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Enrique Ochoa-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Snail-Dependent Malignant Conversion of Airway Epithelium |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$266,934 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Tonya Walser-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotinic Effects on Gene Expression in PC-12 Cells |
University of California, San Diego |
$266,647 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Joan Heller-Brown-Ph.D. |
|
| Neurobiology of Cigarette Craving in Adolescent Smokers |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$266,435 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Adriana Galvan-Ph.D. |
|
| Visualizing Neural Activity Dynamics During Nicotine Reward |
University of California, Berkeley |
$266,321 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Stephan Lammel-Ph.D. |
|
| Peer-Led Smoking Cessation for the Severely Mentally Ill |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$266,178 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Pilot CARA |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Elizabeth Bromley-M.D., Ph.D Herman Corteza-M.S. |
|
| Interaction of LDL receptor family members with ligands |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$266,162 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Taichi Yamamoto-Ph.D. |
|
| Pathways for Reverse Cholesterol Transport |
University of California, San Diego |
$265,990 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Ray Pittman-Ph.D. |
|
| Sidestream Tobacco Smoke Dispersion and Inhalability |
University of California, Irvine |
$265,856 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Derek Dunn-Rankin-Ph.D. |
|
| Peripheral mechanisms of oral cancer pain in a mouse model |
University of California, San Francisco |
$265,332 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Brian Schmidt-DDS, MD, PhD |
|
| Cigarette Smoke Exposure In Utero: Neonatal Immunity |
University of California, San Diego |
$265,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Patricia Finn-M.D. |
|
| Mechanisms Underlying Smoking-Induced Oxidation of LDL |
University of California, San Diego |
$264,586 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
John Khoo-Ph.D. |
|
| Determinants of Thrombin Interaction With Its Receptor |
University of California, San Francisco |
$264,243 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Shaun Coughlin-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| High resolution imaging & ablation for smoke induced cancer |
University of California, Irvine |
$264,219 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Jun Zhang-Ph.D. |
|
| Metals and nanoparticles in electronic cigarette aerosol |
University of California, Riverside |
$264,176 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Research Project Awards |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine/norharmane as a model of tobacco dependence |
University of California, Irvine |
$263,962 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Frances Leslie-Ph.D. |
|
| The effects of stereotype threat on smoking behavior |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$263,932 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Jenessa Shapiro-PhD |
|
| Hormones and Tobacco: Joint Effects on Reproduction |
Public Health Institute |
$263,611 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Shanna Swan-Ph.D. |
|
| Molecular neurobiology of nicotine addiction |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$263,298 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Jim Boulter-Ph.D. |
|
| How does cardiac fuel metabolism influence heart disease? |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$262,005 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Murielle Marie Veniant-Ph.D. |
|
| CNS Processing of Lung Afferent & Cigarette Smoke Inputs |
University of California, Davis |
$261,726 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Ann Bonham-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of tobacco related policy change on smoking behavior |
University of California, San Diego |
$261,672 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
David Burns-M.D. |
|
| A Methodological Multi-Ethnic Study of Smoking Initiation |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$260,978 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Celia Kaplan-Dr.P.H. |
|
| Human oocyte development and PAH exposure |
University of California, San Francisco |
$260,944 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Renee Reijo Pera-Ph.D. |
|
| Predictors of Cigarette Smoking in Latino Adolescents |
University of San Francisco |
$260,674 |
| Epidemiology |
Integrated Research Project |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Gerardo Marin-Ph.D. |
|
| Cigarette Smoke Expusure & Antioxidant Activity in Blood |
Stanford University |
$260,359 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Diane Tribble-Ph.D. |
|
| Oxylipin Mediators Prevent Smoke-Induced Lung Inflammation |
University of California, Davis |
$260,203 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Ayala Luria-Ph.D. |
|
| NMR Study of 13C Edatrexate Metabolism |
University of California, Davis |
$258,990 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Jue-Ph.D. |
|
| Monoclonal Antibody-Drug Conjugate Treatment of Lung Cancer |
Scripps Clinic & Research Foundation |
$258,750 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Darlene Elias-M.D. |
|
| Smoke Induced Differntial Expression of Cellular Proteins |
University of California, San Francisco |
$257,010 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Alma Burlingame-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Environmental Tobacco Smoke on Pulmonary Allergy |
University of California, Davis |
$256,805 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Laurel Gershwin-D.V.M., Ph.D. |
|
| Sacramento Taking Action Against Nicotine Dependence |
University of California, Davis |
$256,054 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Pilot CARA |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Elisa Tong-MD, MA Kimberly Bankston-Lee- |
|
| Cloning & Expression of the Apo-B mRNA Editing Factor |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$254,743 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Innerarity-Ph.D. |
|
| Oral Clefts, Candidate Genes, & Parental Tobacco Use |
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation |
$253,154 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Gary Shaw-Ph.D. |
|
| An experimental assessment of FDA graphic warning labels |
University of California, San Francisco |
$252,794 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Guydish-Ph.D. |
|
| Brain metabolic changes with cigarette craving |
Brentwood Biomedical Research Institute |
$250,850 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Arthur Brody-M.D. |
|
| Smoking and Lipoprotein-Based Mechanisms of Atherogenesis |
University of California, San Francisco |
$250,645 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
John Kane-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Smoke: Mechanistic Roles in COPD |
University of California, Davis |
$250,297 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Robert Rucker-Ph.D. |
|
| Retinoblastoma Protein Dephosphorylation in Lung Cancer |
Childrens Hospital, Los Angeles |
$250,223 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Norbert Berndt-Ph.D. |
|
| Autophagy and cell fate in K-Ras mutant lung cancer cells |
University of California, San Francisco |
$250,000 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Jayanta Debnath-M.D. |
|
| Does Maternal Smoking Impair Neonatal Control of Breathing? |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$250,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Xuesi Shao-M.D. |
|
| Pro-inflammatory sPLA2, integrins, and smoking |
University of California, Davis |
$250,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Yoshikazu Takada-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| DNA Adducts Arising from Tobacco-derived N-nitrosamines |
University of California, Riverside |
$250,000 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Yinsheng Wang-Ph.D. |
|
| Notch promotes arteriogenesis in smoke-related limb ischemia |
University of California, San Francisco |
$250,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Rong Wang-Ph.D. |
|
| Exploring retailer abandonment of tobacco sales |
University of California, San Francisco |
$250,000 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Ruth Malone-Ph.D., R.N. |
|
| Using Adultborn Neurons to Combat Nicotine Relapse |
University of California, San Diego |
$250,000 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Darwin Berg-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of THS on cell and molecular mechanisms of healing |
University of California, Riverside |
$250,000 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Manuela Martins-Green-Ph.D. |
|
| Design of Complement Inhibitors for Cardiovascular Disease |
University of California, Riverside |
$250,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Dimitrios Morikis-Ph.D. |
|
| SMART: Sequential Motion Adaptation to Improve Lung Cancer RT |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$250,000 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Dan Ruan-Ph.D |
|
| Role for fibroblasts in the chronic immune response in COPD |
University of California, San Francisco |
$250,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Nishimura-M.D. |
|
| MicroRNA Therapeutics for Nicotine Addiction |
University of California, San Diego |
$250,000 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Darwin Berg-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel Strategies for School Based-Tobacco Prevention Efforts |
University of California, San Francisco |
$249,923 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Pilot SARA |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Bonnie Halpern-Felsher-Ph.D. |
|
| Low Frequency Smoking Among Latinos |
University of California, San Diego |
$249,863 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Shu-Hong Zhu-Ph.D. |
|
| Developing policy to reverse cigar trend: roles of media |
University of California, San Francisco |
$249,785 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Bero-Ph.D. |
|
| Quantitative Proteomics of Oral Precancer Progression |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$249,605 |
| Cancer |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Shen Hu-Ph.D. |
|
| Corepressors, TZDs, and tobacco-induced lung inflammation |
University of California, Davis |
$249,587 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Martin Privalsky-Ph.D. |
|
| A pilot tobacco control intervention for homeless adults |
University of California, San Diego |
$249,536 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2013 (Cycle 22) |
| Investigators:
Maya Vijayaraghavan-M.D. |
|
| Lung Cancer Screening: The Views of Patients and Physicians |
University of California, San Francisco |
$249,475 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Celia Kaplan-Dr.P.H. |
|
| Analysis of a lung tumor supressor gene at 3p21.3 |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$249,438 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Gerd Pfeifer-Ph.D. |
|
| Significance of Immune Complexes in Human Lung Carcinoma |
John Wayne Cancer Institute |
$249,402 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Rishab Gupta-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco use and cessation among drug users |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$249,392 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Yih-Ing Hser-Ph.D. |
|
| A Comprehensive Investigation of ENDS Use in Adolescents |
University of California, San Francisco |
$248,535 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Mark Rubinstein-M.D. |
|
| Inheritance and Smoking in Urinary Tract & Pancreas Cancer |
University of Southern California |
$248,283 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Mack-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Functions of caspase-8 mutations in development of head and neck cancer and anti-tumor immunity |
University of California, San Francisco |
$247,872 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Zhibin Cui- |
|
| Effects of Nicotine on Human Information Processing |
Northern California Institute for Research & Education |
$247,818 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Roy Halliday-Ph.D. |
|
| Treatment Engagement for Outpatient Smokers with Psychiatric Disorders |
Veterans Medical Research Foundation |
$247,105 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Mark Myers-Ph.D. |
|
| Economic impact of smoking for persons with mental disorders |
University of California, San Francisco |
$246,701 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Hai-Yen Sung-Ph.D. |
|
| Modulating TLR9 Activation for Lung Cancer Therapy |
Scripps Research Institute |
$246,467 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Tsung-Hsien Chuang-Ph.D. |
|
| Hormone replacement therapy, smoking & lipoprotein oxidation |
La Jolla Institute for Molecular Medicine |
$245,584 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Carole Banka-Ph.D. |
|
| Sympathoexcitatory Effect of Tobacco in Premenopausal Women |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$245,492 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Holly Middlekauff- |
|
| Modeling ETS Exposure and Dose Using PDA E-Diaries |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$245,214 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Marilyn Johnson-Kozlow-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Legislation on ETS Exposure in California |
University of California, San Diego |
$245,189 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Integrated Research Project |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Arthur Farkas-Ph.D. |
|
| Function In Lung Matrix of a Laminin-Binding Lectin |
University of California, San Francisco |
$244,977 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Douglas Cooper-Ph.D. |
|
| Acculturation & cigarette smoking among Asian-Americans |
University of Southern California |
$244,715 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Xinguang Chen-Ph.D. |
|
| Bar Interventions to Decrease Young Adult and LGBT Smoking |
University of California, San Francisco |
$244,596 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Pamela Ling-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Na/H Exchange in Hypoxic/Ischemic Myocardium: Effects on Ca |
University of California, Davis |
$243,322 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Steven Anderson-Ph.D. |
|
| Interactive Mobile Doctor (iMD) for Asian smokers |
University of California, San Francisco |
$242,705 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Full CARA |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Janice Tsoh-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine pharmacogenetics: influence of ethnicity |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$242,344 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Russell Poland-Ph.D. |
|
| The Cost of Passive Smoking on Children's Health |
RAND Corporation |
$242,086 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Robert Valdez-Ph.D. |
|
| Evaluation of office ETS exposure in relation to AB 13 |
Public Health Institute |
$242,063 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Leon Alevantis-M.S. |
|
| Multiple Salivary Biomarkers for Lung Cancer Detection |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$241,103 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Lei Zhang-Ph.D. |
|
| Funding Ovarian Cancer Research in California |
Ovarian Cancer Research Fund |
$236,953 |
| Cancer |
Special Projects |
2011 (Cycle 20) |
| Investigators:
Jon Zeidman- |
|
| Functional Antagonists of Nicotine |
Northern California Institute for Research & Education |
$236,936 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
S. Paul Berger-M.D. |
|
| Tobacco-Related Disease Trends among 118,000 Californians |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$236,471 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
James Enstrom-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| A Youth Development & Parent Toolkit for Tobacco Education |
University of California, San Francisco |
$235,583 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Full SARA |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Bonnie Halpern-Felsher-Ph.D. |
|
| Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Lung Cancer |
University of California, Davis |
$234,432 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Hanspeter Witschi-M.D. |
|
| Meta-Analysis of Prop 99 Competitive Grant Funded Projects |
University of California, Berkeley |
$232,993 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
William Bruvold-Ph.D. |
|
| Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension & Maternal Smoking |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$232,350 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Cynthia Bearer-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Aggression and Nicotine |
University of California, Irvine |
$230,826 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Larry Jamner-Ph.D. |
|
| Investigating E-cigarette Promotion with Young Journalists |
Public Health Institute |
$230,492 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Pilot CARA |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Alison Chopel-M.P.H. |
|
| Cigarette Producer Responsibility Project |
Cigarette Butt Pollution Project |
$229,875 |
| Regulatory Science/New Products |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Thomas Novotny-M.D., MPH |
|
| Influence of Hormone Use on Smoking among Transwomen/men |
Public Health Institute |
$229,372 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Tooru Nemoto-Ph.D. |
|
| Fighting Big Tobacco with Big Data |
Stanford University |
$229,057 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Pilot Award |
2016 (Cycle 25) |
| Investigators:
Robert Proctor-PhD |
|
| Characterization of emissions from electronic cigarettes |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$228,278 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2014 (Cycle 23) |
| Investigators:
Yifang Zhu-Ph.D. |
|
| Angiotensin II and Restenosis after Coronary Angioplasty |
University of California, Davis |
$228,018 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Jerry Powell-M.D. |
|
| Irritant and analgesic effects of nicotine |
University of California, Davis |
$226,650 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Earl Carstens-Ph.D. |
|
| The Effect of Cigarette Smoke on Airway Neuronal Receptors |
University of California, San Francisco |
$225,260 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
David Baker-Ph.D. |
|
| Molecular Basis of Lung Cancer Metastasis |
University of California, San Francisco |
$225,093 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Robert Cohen-M.D. |
|
| Neuroendocrine responses to nicotine: a physiologic probe |
University of California, San Francisco |
$225,000 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Lori Karan-M.D. |
|
| Preclinical Studies of Novel Agents for Lung Cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$225,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Michael Kelner-M.D., M.S. |
|
| MS Studies of Tobacco -- Specific Adducts with Hemoglobin |
University of California, San Francisco |
$225,000 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Surinder Kaur- |
|
| NMYC Oncogene Expression in Small Cell Lung Cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$225,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Alexander Black-M.D. |
|
| Local Cytokine Immunotherapy for Lung Cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$225,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Steven Dubinett-M.D. |
|
| Effects of Cigarette Smoking in Low-Dose Zinc Fume Inhalation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$225,000 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Paul Blanc-M.D., M.S.P.H. |
|
| A Metabolic Mechanism of Action of Antiischemic Agents |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$225,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Freny Mody-M.D. |
|
| Endothelial Barrier Injury by Tobacco Smoke |
University of California, Davis |
$225,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Ping Nian He-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotinic Receptor Biology in CNS Neurons: An in vitro Model |
University of California, San Diego |
$225,000 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Jerold Chun-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Carbon monoxide as a modulator of myocardial function |
University of California, Davis |
$225,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Ulrike Kreutzer-Ph.D. |
|
| Regulation of lung inflammation by the LTC4 synthase pathway |
University of California, San Diego |
$225,000 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Kenneth Serio-M.D. |
|
| Smoking & depression in Chinese vs. non-Chinese |
University of California, San Francisco |
$225,000 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Janice Tsoh-Ph.D. |
|
| New therapy for lung cancer using radioiodide |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$225,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Min Huang-M.D., M.S. |
|
| Lung cancer therapy with in vivo-generated dendritic cells |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$225,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Saroj Basak-Ph.D. |
|
| Pathways of catabolism of oxidized phospholipids |
University of California, San Diego |
$225,000 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Peter Friedman-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco-Related Carcinogens in Human Epithelial Cells |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$224,999 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Allan Tischler-Ph.D. |
|
| Diaphragm Structural and Metabolic Changes in Emphysema |
University of California, San Diego |
$224,988 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
David Poole-Ph.D., D.Sc. |
|
| Involvement of PI3K pathway in bladder cancer invasion |
University of California, Davis |
$224,984 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2002 (Cycle 11) |
| Investigators:
Colleen Sweeney-Ph.D. |
|
| Tumor Specific Antibodies |
University of California, Davis |
$224,974 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Patrick Leung-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotinic receptors & synaptic aging |
University of California, San Diego |
$224,973 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Jay Coggan-Ph.D. |
|
| The biological basis of nicotine addiction |
University of California, Riverside |
$224,949 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Bruce Cohen-Ph.D. |
|
| Prospective relationship between risk perception & teen toba |
University of California, San Francisco |
$224,884 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Bonnie Halpern-Felsher-Ph.D. |
|
| Skeletal muscle structure and function in COPD |
University of California, San Diego |
$224,842 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Gavin-Ph.D. |
|
| Gene Augmentation Therapy for Tobacco Induced Emphysema |
University of California, Davis |
$224,786 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Robert Malone-M.D. |
|
| Growth Control Pathways in Thyroid Follicular Epithelial Cells |
University of California, San Diego |
$224,759 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Judy Meinkoth-Ph.D. |
|
| Cost of Smoking |
University of California, San Francisco |
$224,626 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Special Projects |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Stanton Glantz-Ph.D. |
|
| Vascular endothelial growth factor receptor signaling |
University of California, San Francisco |
$224,500 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Timothy Quinn-M.D. |
|
| COPD: oxygen transport and metabolism in skeletal muscle |
University of California, San Diego |
$224,500 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Luke Haseler-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Prevention for Hard to Reach Youth |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$224,497 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Alan Litrownik-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Smoke, Benzene, & Mechanisms of Leukemogenesis |
University of California, Riverside |
$224,492 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
David Eastmond-Ph.D. |
|
| Predictors of adolescent smoking initiation and cessation |
University of California, San Diego |
$224,374 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Won Choi-Ph.D. |
|
| Activation of NF-kB by cigarette smoke |
University of California, Davis |
$224,217 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Richart Harper-M.D. |
|
| Effects of Cigarette Smoke on Nerve and Blood Vessel Growth |
University of California, San Francisco |
$224,082 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Peter Baluk-Ph.D. |
|
| Shear Stress : a Master Regulator of the Endothelial Chromatin |
Stanford University |
$223,884 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Jan-Renier Moonen-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Neutrophil Cytostatic Activity Against Lung Tumor Cells |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$223,628 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Hungyi Shau-Ph.D. |
|
| Release of Pulmonary Peptides: Nicotine & Inflammation |
University of California, San Diego |
$223,588 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Xiao-Ying Hua-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of tobacco on inflammatory cell responses |
University of California, Davis |
$223,585 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Miller-Ph.D. |
|
| A Youth Development & Parent Toolkit for Tobacco Education |
Stanford University |
$223,411 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Full SARA |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Bonnie Halpern-Felsher-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Cigarette Smoking on Leukocyte Adhesion Molecules |
University of California, San Francisco |
$223,015 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
David Erle-M.D. |
|
| Interdependence - smoking behavior & mood in natural setting |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$222,843 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Richard Olmstead-Ph.D. |
|
| Targeting Macrophages in the Cancer Stem Cell Niche to Beat Chemoresistance |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$222,407 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Allison Sharrow-Ph.D. |
|
| Human Mast Cell Proteases: Function & Expression in Smoking-Induced Diseases |
University of California, San Diego |
$222,277 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Elizabeth Tam-M.D. |
|
| Cigarette Smoke Induced Changes in Gene Expression |
University of California, Davis |
$222,046 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Cynthia Robinson-M.D. |
|
| Environmental Tobacco Smoke & Epithelial Barrier Function |
University of California, Davis |
$221,949 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Jeffrey Cheek-Ph.D. |
|
| An economic analysis of factors influencing teen smoking |
University of California, San Diego |
$221,497 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
New Investigator Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Sherry Emery-M.B.A., Ph.D. |
|
| Impact of Nursing Care on Symptom Distress & Quality of Life |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$221,193 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Linda Sarna-D.N.Sc., RN, AOCN, FAAN |
|
| The Mechanism of Nicotine-Induced Gastric Mucosal Injury |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$221,032 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Paul Guth-M.D. |
|
| Nicotine & Cardiavascular Control During Exercise |
University of California, Davis |
$220,302 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Charles Stebbins-Ph.D. |
|
| The tobacco industry and scientific research |
University of California, San Francisco |
$219,846 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Lisa Bero-Ph.D. |
|
| Angiotensin II Regulation of the Cardiac Fibroblast |
University of California, San Diego |
$219,533 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Francisco Villarreal-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Evaluating Mechanisms of Change in a Smoking Intervention |
RAND Corporation |
$219,376 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Inno Dev & Exp Awards (IDEAS) |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Harold Green-Ph.D. |
|
| Improving Tobacco Dependence Treatment in the Addictions |
University of California, San Francisco |
$219,000 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Joseph Guydish-Ph.D. |
|
| Identifying new markers for diagnosis and treatment of SCLC |
University of California, San Francisco |
$219,000 |
| Early Diagnosis/Pathogenesis |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Pao-Tien Chuang-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Imaging SHS Deposition in the Airways of Sprague-Dawley Rats |
University of California, Davis |
$218,999 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Anthony Wexler- |
|
| Tobacco & Its Releated Diseases: Law, Policy & Politics |
University of California, Berkeley |
$218,932 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Sugarman-J.D. |
|
| Virtual Intervention for Lung Cancer Stigma |
University of California, San Francisco |
$218,875 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
Janine Cataldo-PhD |
|
| Relationship between tobacco use and abruption placentae |
University of California, San Diego |
$218,713 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Kathryn Hollenbach-M.P.H, Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking Intervention for Women Seen in Primary Care Practice |
University of California, San Francisco |
$218,178 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Mary Croughan-Minihane-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking Prevention for Hispanic Pregnant & Non-pregnant Adolescents |
University of California, San Francisco |
$217,470 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Regina Otero-Sabogal-Ph.D. |
|
| Alterations in gene expression after tobacco smoke exposure |
University of California, Davis |
$216,612 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Ken Yoneda-M.D. |
|
| Economic Impact of Secondhand Smoke for Communities of Color |
University of California, San Francisco |
$216,038 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Max-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco Smoke, Free Radicals, Antioxidants & Disease |
University of California, Berkeley |
$215,713 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Lester Packer-Ph.D. |
|
| The Role of the Macrophage in Lung Cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$215,007 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Gayle Baldwin-Ph.D. |
|
| Genetic Aberrations in Tobacco-Related Lung Carcinogenesis |
University of Southern California |
$214,126 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Pradip Roy-Burman-Ph.D. |
|
| Effect of sidestream smoke on lung injury and repair |
University of California, Davis |
$214,070 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Laura Van Winkle-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking-Related Risks for Small Cell Lung Cancer in Women |
University of California, Irvine |
$214,066 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Kathryn Osann-Ph.D. |
|
| At the Intersection of social inequity: Tobacco use disparities among diverse LGBTQ adolescents |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$213,864 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Jennifer Felner- |
|
| 50000 Fold Signal Enhancement for Imaging Vulnerable Plaque |
Huntington Medical Research Institute |
$213,845 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Pratip Bhattacharya-Ph.D. |
|
| Acculturation, media, peers, parents and adolescent smoking |
University of Southern California |
$213,511 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Integrated Research Project |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Jennifer Unger-Ph.D. |
|
| p53 Mutations in Sporadic & Familial Childhood Tumors |
University of California, Davis |
$213,407 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Sara Bodner-M.D. |
|
| Studies on SWI/SNF in 3D chromatin structure with viral epis |
University of California, Davis |
$212,207 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Yuanzhi Lyu-Ph.D. |
|
| Interactive Mobile Doctor (iMD) for Asian smokers |
Asian Health Services |
$212,075 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Full CARA |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Susan Huang-MD Thu Quach-Ph.D., M.P.H. Janice Tsoh-Ph.D. |
|
| Sidestream Smoke Effects on Immature Airway Receptors |
University of California, Davis |
$211,744 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Jesse Joad-M.D. |
|
| Expression of the Human apo-B Gene in Transgenic Mice |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$211,090 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Beatriz Levy-Wilson-Ph.D. |
|
| Deposition of inhaled carcinogens in ETS |
University of California, Irvine |
$210,446 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Michael Oldham-M.S. |
|
| E-cigarette smoking-induced cardiac injury in East Asian AL |
Stanford University |
$209,484 |
| Not specified |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Pritam Sinha Roy-Ph.D. |
|
| Evaluation of office ETS exposure in relation to AB13 |
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
$208,554 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
William Fisk-B.S., M.S. |
|
| Smoking, Nicotine, Sleep & Mood in Normals & Depression |
University of California, San Diego |
$207,434 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
J. Christian Gillin-M.D. |
|
| Does nicotine increase sprouting of pericyte tubes? |
La Jolla Institute for Molecular Medicine |
$207,300 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Inno Dev & Exp Awards (IDEAS) |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Ugur Ozerdem-M.D. |
|
| Multilayer investigation of resistance mechanisms to WEE1 inhibition in Small Cell Lung Cancer |
Stanford University |
$207,300 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Alexandros Drainas- |
|
| Effects of long-term nicotine exposure on stem cell therapy |
Stanford University |
$207,300 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Alex Chan- |
|
| Prenatal tobacco smoke exposure and somatic alterations in childhood ALL |
University of Southern California |
$207,122 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Adam De Smith-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of Tobacco Taxation Upon Population Health Status |
University of California, San Diego |
$206,547 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Integrated Research Project |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Robert Kaplan-Ph.D. |
|
| Youth-led Tobacco Prevention among CA Southeast Asians |
HBSA, Inc. |
$205,687 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Pilot CARA |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Juliet Lee- |
|
| Controlling Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke |
University of California, Berkeley |
$205,357 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
William Nazaroff-Ph.D. |
|
| Environmental influences on tobacco use amg AAPI communities |
Asian Pacific Partners for Empowerment Advocacy & Leadership |
$204,722 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full CARA |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Rod Lew-MPH |
|
| Retinoic Acid Receptor Expression in Human Lung Cancer |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$204,590 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Nimer-M.D. |
|
| Effects of Smoking on High Density Lipoprotein Species |
University of California, San Francisco |
$203,942 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
John Kane-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Investigating the Roles of Stromal AR in Prostate Cancer Progression |
University of California, Santa Cruz |
$203,280 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Yueli Liu- |
|
| Evaluation of California's TUPE Program |
University of California, San Diego |
$202,621 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Pilot SARA |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Shu-Hong Zhu-Ph.D. |
|
| Tumor Models & Radioimmunotherapy of Human Lung Cancers |
City of Hope National Medical Center |
$202,062 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Feng-Ming Chen-Ph.D. |
|
| Modifiers of susceptibility to smoking for lung cancer |
University of Southern California |
$201,856 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Bryan Langholz-Ph.D. |
|
| Characterization of a New Tumor Suppressor Gene |
University of California, San Diego |
$200,810 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Tsutomu Nobori-M.D. |
|
| Role of exosomes in rescuing Xerostomia in head and neck cancer |
Stanford University |
$200,297 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Vignesh Viswanathan-Ph.D |
|
| Cigarette Butt-derived Pollutants in the Coastal Environment |
California State University, Long Beach Foundation |
$200,000 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Rich Gossett-B.S. |
|
| Targeting the unique metabolic vulnerabilities of lung cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$199,872 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Shashi Jain- |
|
| Effects of Prenatal Nicotine and THC on Dopaminergic Function and Nicotine Intake During Adolescence |
University of California, Irvine |
$199,872 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Valeria Lallai- |
|
| Epigenetic mechanisms in the inflammatory oral lesion of smokers |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$198,036 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
jaeyoung lee- |
|
| Carotid Body Amplification of Exertional Dyspnea in Smokers |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$196,560 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Susan Ward-Ph.D. |
|
| Targeting pH Homeostasis as a Therapeutic Approach for Pancreatic Cancer |
Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute |
$195,450 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Koen Galenkamp- |
|
| Chronic nicotine treatment in primates; role of a6b2 nAChRs |
The Parkinson's Institute |
$194,628 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2008 (Cycle 17) |
| Investigators:
Maryka Quik-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of exposure to secondhand smoke |
Kaiser Foundation Research Institute |
$194,404 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Carlos Iribarren-M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Exosome Release and the Immune Response to Exercise in COPD |
LA Biomedical Research Institute at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center |
$193,320 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Asghar Abbasi-Ph.D |
|
| Analysis of bladder cancer precursor formation as a basis for early therapeutic intervention |
Stanford University |
$193,320 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Aaron Kershner- |
|
| Defining the mechanism of dynamic matrix stiffening-driven lung cancer metastasis |
University of California, San Diego |
$193,320 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Daehwan Kim- |
|
| Measurement & Outcomes of Dyspnea in COPD |
University of California, San Diego |
$193,253 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Robert Kaplan-Ph.D. |
|
| Smoking, estrogen metabolites & cognitive function |
University of California, San Diego |
$193,049 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Donna Kritz-Silverstein-Ph.D. |
|
| Interaction of Occupational Aerosols & Tobacco Smoke |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$192,878 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
William Hinds- |
|
| Effect of nicotine on the cardiac aging process |
University of California, San Diego |
$191,832 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Wenjing Liang- |
|
| miR-200 MicroRNAs in Lung cancer metastasis |
University of California, Berkeley |
$191,832 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Suifang Mao- |
|
| Control of Differentiation of the Early Embryonic Heart |
California Institute of Technology |
$191,398 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Elias Lazarides-Ph.D. |
|
| Ad and Movie Imagery and Teen's Perceptions About Smokers |
University of California, Irvine |
$190,616 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Cornelia Pechmann-Ph.D. |
|
| Secondhand smoke promotes chemical toxicity in fetal lung |
University of California, Davis |
$190,536 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1997 (Cycle 6) |
| Investigators:
Frederick Royce-M.D. |
|
| Genomics & transcriptome of oral precncr prgrssion in smkers |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$189,541 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Xiaofeng Zhou-Ph.D. |
|
| Novel Approaches to Lung Cancer Research |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$189,486 |
| Cancer |
Inno Dev & Exp Awards (IDEAS) |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Kristiina Vuori-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine effects on neurological development |
University of California, Irvine |
$189,233 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Raju Metherate-Ph.D. |
|
| Maternal inhaled nicotine enhances endothelial nitric oxide synthase uncoupling leading to a hypertensive phenotype in offspring |
Loma Linda University |
$187,831 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Bailin Liu- |
|
| Engineering Salmonella for lung cancer therapy |
Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center |
$187,550 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2007 (Cycle 16) |
| Investigators:
Nabil Arrach-Ph.D. |
|
| The effect of combustible cigarettes and electronic cigarettes on oral Candida pathogenesis |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$187,116 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Farnoosh Haghighi- |
|
| The Relationship of Tobacco Exposure to Semen Biomarkers |
University of California, San Francisco |
$186,739 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
David Rempel-M.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Did CTCP impact on youth affect lifetime cigarettes smoked? |
University of California, San Diego |
$186,238 |
| State and Local Tobacco Control Policy Research |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
John Pierce-Ph.D. |
|
| Cost of Smoking in California |
University of California, San Francisco |
$185,697 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Dorothy Rice-Sc.D. |
|
| Genetic dissection of oncogenic Kras signaling in lung cancer |
Stanford University |
$184,512 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Rui Tang-Ph.D. |
|
| The Chinese Community Internet Stop Smoking Project |
Chinese Community Health Resource Center |
$184,355 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Pilot CARA |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Angela Sun-Ph.D., MPH |
|
| Assessing nicotine relapse in a mouse model |
SRI International |
$183,804 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2001 (Cycle 10) |
| Investigators:
Taline Khroyan-Ph.D. |
|
| Neurotoxic effects of nicotine: anatomy, mechanisms, effects |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$183,424 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1999 (Cycle 8) |
| Investigators:
Gaylord Ellison-Ph.D. |
|
| Oral Cancer: Adhesive Interactions During Progression |
University of California, San Francisco |
$182,765 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Randall Kramer-Ph.D. |
|
| The Action of Nicotine and Nicotine Cessation Drugs Inside Cells |
California Institute of Technology |
$182,184 |
| Neuroscience of Nicotine Addiction and Treatment |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2018 (Cycle 27) |
| Investigators:
Aaron Nichols-Ph.D. |
|
| Nicotine, Hypertension & Induction of Aortic Disease |
University of California, Davis |
$182,010 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Michael Dubick- |
|
| Screening Smokers for Depression Using California's Helpline |
University of California, San Diego |
$181,932 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Exploratory/Developmental Award |
2012 (Cycle 21) |
| Investigators:
David Strong-Ph.D. |
|
| Defining the Role of Hedgehog Signaling in Emphysema |
University of California, San Francisco |
$180,996 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Chaoqun Wang-Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences |
|
| Targeting nuclear receptors for the treatment of Pancreatic cancer |
University of California, San Diego |
$180,996 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Nirakar Rajbhandari- |
|
| Implications of stress-induced LPAR4 expression in lung and pancreatic cancers |
University of California, San Diego |
$180,996 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Chengsheng Wu- |
|
| The Role of Sleep in Successful Smoking Cessation |
Long Beach Research Foundation |
$180,399 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Richard Berry-M.D. |
|
| NGAL-dependent Apoptosis Resistance in NSCLC |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$180,000 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Xiaoyan Cui-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco, acculturation and gastric cancer among Hispanics |
University of California, Davis |
$179,367 |
| Epidemiology |
New Investigator Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Lesley Butler-Ph.D. |
|
| A Human iPSC-based Platform to Unravel the Role of Nicotine in the Pathogenesis of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms |
Stanford University |
$178,440 |
| Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Mengcheng Shen- |
|
| Inflammatory State of Macrophages and COPD Exacerbation |
University of California, San Francisco |
$177,972 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Sreelakshmi Vasudevan-PhD |
|
| Notch3 in Human Lung Adenocarcinoma Pathogenesis and Heterogeneity |
University of California, San Francisco |
$176,982 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Kieren Marini- |
|
| Effects of cigarette smoke on inflammasome activation in oral cells |
University of the Pacific |
$176,616 |
| Oral Disease and Dental Health |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 29) |
| Investigators:
Cassio Luiz Coutinho Almeida da Silva- |
|
| Response of Respiratory Cancers to Novel Antiofolates |
University of Southern California |
$175,926 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Richard Moran-Ph.D. |
|
| Involvement of Lipids in Smoking-induced LDL Atherogenicity |
Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute |
$175,844 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
1995 (Cycle 4) |
| Investigators:
Jeroen van den Berg-Ph.D. |
|
| Determinants of Tobacco Use Among Young Adult South Asians |
Claremont Graduate University |
$175,825 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Pilot CARA |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Paula Palmer-Ph.D. |
|
| Development of an Afterschool Tobacco Use Prevention Program |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$175,822 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Pilot CARA |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Burton Cowgill-PhD |
|
| Role of Mast Cell Tryptase in Tobacco-Induced Carcinogenesis |
Stanford University |
$175,409 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Stephen Ruoss-M.D. |
|
| Recruitment of leucocytes to atherosclerotic lesions in vivo |
University of California, San Diego |
$175,102 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
2000 (Cycle 9) |
| Investigators:
Daniel Steinberg-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Stem Cell Transplantation for Small & Non-small Cell Lung Cancers |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$174,666 |
| Cancer |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Gary Schiller-M.D. |
|
| Large-scale analysis of tumor suppressors in lung cancer |
Stanford University |
$173,676 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Hongchen Cai-Ph.D. |
|
| Protein Engineering Aids Chimeric Antigen Receptor Design |
Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope |
$173,676 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Lawrence Stern-Ph.D. Chemical Engineering |
|
| HER3-biased Sec61 modulators for treatment of cancers |
University of California, San Francisco |
$173,676 |
| Cancer |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Haoyuan Wang-Ph.D. |
|
| Regulation of Natural Killer Cell Activity by Theophylline |
University of California, Los Angeles |
$172,231 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Michael Roth-M.D. |
|
| Cell Adhesion Receptors in Atherogenesis |
The Burnham Institute for Medical Research |
$170,341 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Jeffrey Smith-Ph.D. |
|
| The effect of nicotine on brain activity & neurocognition in schizophrenia |
University of California, Irvine |
$167,964 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
New Investigator Awards |
2003 (Cycle 12) |
| Investigators:
Kirsten Fleming-Ph.D. |
|
| Fertility, Smoking, and Early Mammalian Development |
University of California, Riverside |
$166,751 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1993 (Cycle 2) |
| Investigators:
Prudence Talbot-Ph.D. |
|
| Prenatal tobacco smoke exposure and somatic alterations in childhood ALL |
University of California, San Francisco |
$166,601 |
| Environmental Exposure/Toxicology |
High Impact Research Project Award |
2017 (Cycle 26) |
| Investigators:
Adam De Smith-Ph.D. |
|
| Understanding how perinatal nicotine exposure influences immune establishment and function for life |
University of California, Santa Cruz |
$166,350 |
| Pulmonary Disease |
Dissertation Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Taylor Cool- |
|
| Defining regulators of hematopoietic stem cell self-renewal to prevent and treat blood cancers. |
University of California, Santa Cruz |
$166,350 |
| Cancer |
Dissertation Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Atesh Worthington- |
|
| Determining How the Intratumoral Environment Confers Stemness in Lung Cancer |
University of California, Santa Cruz |
$166,350 |
| Cancer |
Dissertation Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
David Carrillo- |
|
| The Cost of Smoking for CA's Racial/Ethnic Communities |
University of California, San Francisco |
$165,972 |
| Disparities /Prevention/ Cessation/ Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Wendy Max-Ph.D. |
|
| Will apoE cause regression of atherosclerotic lesions? |
J. David Gladstone Institutes |
$165,299 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Robert Pitas-Ph.D. |
|
| Public Opinion Regarding Electronic Cigarettes in California |
University of Southern California |
$165,000 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Special Projects |
2015 (Cycle 24) |
| Investigators:
Jennifer Unger-Ph.D. |
|
| Factors Required for K-RAS 4B Membrane Association & Activity |
Scripps Research Institute |
$164,736 |
| General Biomedical Science |
New Investigator Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Janis Jackson-M.D. |
|
| Acetylation of NFkB in NSCLC resistance models |
University of California, San Francisco |
$162,909 |
| Cancer |
Dissertation Awards |
2019 (Cycle 30) |
| Investigators:
Sarah McMahon- |
|
| The Dopamine D2 Receptor in Nicotine Addiction |
City of Hope National Medical Center |
$162,870 |
| Nicotine Dependence |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
David Comings-M.D. |
|
| Effectiveness Evaluation of the I Decide Program |
University of Southern California |
$162,304 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Full SARA |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
Louise Rohrbach-Ph.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Cessation and Environmental Smoking among Korean Americans |
University of Southern California |
$161,060 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards |
2010 (Cycle 19) |
| Investigators:
Jimi Huh-M.A. |
|
| Case study on tobacco use legislation |
RAND Corporation |
$160,907 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Research Project Awards |
1992 (Cycle 1) |
| Investigators:
Peter Jacobson-J.D., M.P.H. |
|
| Total Synthesis of Delavatine A and its Structural Analogues |
University of California, Berkeley |
$159,924 |
| Cancer |
Dissertation Awards |
2019 (Cycle 28) |
| Investigators:
Vignesh Palani-B.S. |
|
| Smokeless Tobacco Cessation Among Lumber Mill Employees |
University of Southern California |
$159,203 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Steven Sussman-Ph.D. |
|
| Effects of tobacco-induced gamete damage on embryogenesis |
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
$158,853 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2004 (Cycle 13) |
| Investigators:
Francesco Marchetti-Ph.D. |
|
| Modeling US Lung Cancer Death Rates |
University of California, San Diego |
$158,756 |
| Epidemiology |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
David Burns-M.D. |
|
| Human oocyte development and PAH exposure |
Stanford University |
$158,034 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Renee Reijo Pera-Ph.D. |
|
| Youth-led Tobacco Prevention among CA Southeast Asians |
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation |
$157,495 |
| Tobacco-Use Prevention and Cessation |
Pilot CARA |
2009 (Cycle 18) |
| Investigators:
Juliet Lee- |
|
| Radioimmunotherapy & Hypoxic Cytotoxin in Squamous Cancer |
SRI International |
$157,321 |
| Cancer |
Research Project Awards |
1994 (Cycle 3) |
| Investigators:
Virginia Langmuir-M.D. |
|
| Activation of Bnip3 in tobacco-induced heart disease |
San Diego State University Research Foundation |
$155,791 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
New Investigator Awards |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Asa Gustafsson-Ph.D. |
|
| Mechanisms of Tobacco-Induced Retinal Neovascularization |
Stanford University |
$155,211 |
| Cardiovascular Disease |
Inno Dev & Exp Awards (IDEAS) |
2006 (Cycle 15) |
| Investigators:
John Cooke-M.D., Ph.D. |
|
| Oxidative damage to sperm DNA: smoking and diet interaction |
University of California, Berkeley |
$155,135 |
| General Biomedical Science |
Research Project Awards |
1998 (Cycle 7) |
| Investigators:
Bruce Ames-Ph.D. |
|
| Tobacco radioactivity & public health policy |
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center |
$154,367 |
| Public Health, Public Policy, and Economics |
Inno Dev & Exp Awards (IDEAS) |
2005 (Cycle 14) |
| Investigators:
Hrayr Karagueuzian-Ph.D. |
|
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