Psychology at University of Pittsburgh

Leads a grant in this department

10 contact PIs of these awards, by the funding they lead. Other principal investigators on an award are listed with it and under Co-investigators.

1. Rebecca G Reed

   Leads 2 awards · $906,290

   • 5R01AG086346-02Department: NIH department code

     Accelerated Epigenetic Aging as a Mechanism in Lifespan Socioeconomic Effects on Midlife Cognitive Decline
     $794,992

     award amount
   • 3R01AG086346-02S1Department: NIH department code

     Administrative Supplement: Accelerated Epigenetic Aging as a Mechanism in Lifespan Socioeconomic Effects on Midlife Cognitive Decline
     $111,298

     award amount

2. Jennifer S Silk

   Leads 1 award · $840,321

   • 1R01MH145219-01Department: NIH department code

     The Double-edged Sword of Digital Media Use and Social Anxiety in Adolescence: Understanding When, How, and for Whom Harm and Benefits Occur
     $840,321

     award amount

3. Peter J Gianaros

   Leads 1 award · $716,628

   • 5R01HL169990-04Department: NIH department code

     Midlife cardiovascular stress physiology and preclinical cerebrovascular disease
     $716,628

     award amount

4. Kiera M James

   Leads 2 awards · $654,344

   • 1R21MH144615-01Department: NIH department code

     Advancing Youth Psychiatric Research: A Co-design Approach to Create a New Developmentally-tailored and Ecologically-valid Adolescent Emotional Faces Stimulus Set

     Principal investigators: Kiera M James (contact PI), Cope Feurer

     $458,433

     award amount
   • 5K23MH141548-02Department: NIH department code

     Neurocognitive responses to social threat: Links to day-to-day connectedness and suicidality in adolescent girls
     $195,911

     award amount

5. Julie A Fiez

   Leads 1 award · $276,725

   • 5T32GM142630-05Department: NIH department code

     The Behavioral Brain (B2) Research Training Program

     Principal investigators: Julie A Fiez (contact PI), Matthew A Smith

     $276,725

     award amount

6. Colin Vize

   Leads 1 award · $177,341

   • 5K01MH130746-04Department: NIH department code

     Developing Personalized Predictive Models of Aggression
     $177,341

     award amount

7. E. Lydia Wu-Chung

   Leads 1 award · $79,780

   • 5F32HL176202-03Department: NIH department code

     Understanding the link between stressful life events and cardiovascular disease risk: A health neuroscience approach
     $79,780

     award amount

8. Carly Jade Lenniger

   Leads 1 award · $50,114

   • 1F31MH143521-01Department: NIH department code

     Pathways to Suicidality: Negative Urgency, Neural Threat Processing, and Daily Social Rejection in Young Adults
     $50,114

     award amount

9. Eliza Marsh

   Leads 1 award · $50,114

   • 5F31DA064360-02Department: NIH department code

     Neurobehavioral Mechanisms Underlying an Olfactory Method for Controlling Cigarette Craving among Individuals who Smoke
     $50,114

     award amount

10. Riley Jane Jouppi

    Leads 1 award · $50,114

    • 5F31MH140534-02Department: NIH department code

      Advancing understanding of perinatal binge eating attitudes and behaviors: A longitudinal investigation of the role of ovarian hormone and executive function changes across pregnancy and postpartum
      $50,114

      award amount

Co-investigators

Named as principal investigators on these awards, which someone else leads. They may belong to another department or institution: their own, below, comes from the awards they lead.

• Cope Feurer

  Co-investigator on 1R21MH144615-01, led by Kiera M James

  From the FY2026 awards this person leads

  • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · Psychiatry (NIH department code, 1 award)

• Matthew A Smith

  Co-investigator on 5T32GM142630-05, led by Julie A Fiez

  From the FY2026 awards this person leads

  • Carnegie-Mellon University · Biomedical Engineering (NIH department code, 3 awards)