Pepper Center Core Contact Form – Boston Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center

Investigator Name

Please complete the following Boston Pepper Center member information only if you are not on the Core User list provided above.

Name

First

Last

Email

Institution Affiliation

If Other, Please list Institution

Investigator Level: Please select one

NIH Independent Investigator (Aging related R01 funding or higher)
NIH New Investigator (NIH funding but not at the R01 level)
Post doc or Research Fellow
NIH Independent Investigator (Non-aging related R01 funding)
Faculty member with no history of NIH funding
Undergraduate or Graduate Student

Provide a brief description or key words that describe your research area and research interests.

Grant/Project Information utilizing the Boston Pepper Center

1.Grant/Project name: 2. Grant Sponser (NIH Institute or Other Sponser, e.g. NIAID, Gates, CDC, NSF): 3. NIH Grant Number if applicable

Please select the Core(s) that provided the Service

If "Other" selected above, please indicate the Core(s) that provided the service.

Will the Boston Pepper Center support result or contribute in any way to a publication?

I am planning to publish and will acknowledge the Boston Pepper Center. Please follow-up with me later.
Yes, the Boston Pepper Center was acknowledged in the publication listed below and it conforms with the NIH public access policy.
No publication is planned at this time.

If yes, please provide the publication title, journal name, and PMCID# if available

Please don't forget to acknowledge the Boston Pepper Center and assistance by its Cores and Programs in your publications, abstracts, grant proposals, and presentations with the following language. "This publication/research resulted (in part) from research supported by the Boston Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center, an NIH funded program (P30 AG031679)."

Boston Pepper Center Seminar Series

STRIDE Study

Circulating Sex Steroids and Vascular Calcification in Community-Dwelling Men: The Framingham Heart Study