News & Announcements

This episode of The Lion’s Roar Podcast features renowned documentary maker Peggy Callahan and Dr. Elissa Epel of The Big Joy Project.

The NEW Brain Aging Center is sponsoring a virtual workshop that will cover a variety of topics on imaging both human and animal brains.

FAM-NET is seeking applications to its new research scholar corps and pilot projects program.

The University of Connecticut (UConn) M3EWB Network is requesting applications for researchers to conduct small-scale research studies.

Request for Proposals for Utilization of Large Scale Cohort Studies to Examine Health and Aging Trajectories

The Network for Emotional Well-being: Science, Practice, and Measurement announces a new exciting pilot study award.

The Network for Emotional Wellbeing and Brain Aging (NEW) is pleased to offer PILOT PROJECT FUNDS. Applications due on 12/1/21.

Affective Science invites proposals for papers to include in a special issue that will showcase novel empirical evidence.

The EMOT-ECON network invites applications for pilot awards to provide project support for new or established investigators.

NEW Brain Aging Pilot Project Awards are intended to develop novel research infrastructure and projects that will advance the science of EWB

The Plasticity of Well-being network invites applications for Pilot Awards for projects.

Current RFA for the University of Alabama at Birmingham's Emotional Well-Being & Economic Burden Network RFA-EMOT-ECON-BP-21-001 The...

We are recruiting one to three highly skilled and motivated individuals to join our NIH funded, collaborative 4-year project: Advancing...

Recognizing your coworkers' feelings is a way to show that you care.

A new study shows that doing kind things for others is an important path to happiness.

A new study finds that optimistic students are more likely to succeed.

By Marianne Spoon The University of Wisconsin–Madison has received a $2.5 million four-year grant from the National Institutes of Health...

$2.39 million grant will establish program to research financial consequences of disease, emotional well-being of patients

A new analysis of decades of research shows that when we are kind to others, we are healthier and happier.