NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Total received in grants · trailing 12 months
$19M
$0for every U.S. household÷ 131M U.S. households
In perspective
0.0%of all $162.9B in tracked grants
5separate grants, trailing 12 months
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY has received $19M across 5 federal grants of $1M or more on record.
Data as of July 24, 2026. Source: USAspending.gov, prime contract awards $1M+. Federal spending data lags and has known gaps. This is not a real-time or complete record.
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| Agency | Description | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Department of Justice | THE PURPOSE OF THIS RESTORATIVE PRACTICES PILOT PROGRAM EVALUATION AWARD IS TO CONDUCT RESEARCH AND EVALUATION ON RESTORATIVE PRACTICES IN COLLABORATION WITH PILOT SITES AND TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (TTA) PROVIDERS. THIS PROJECT WILL BUILD EVIDENCE AND DATA FOR VICTIM-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED, AND CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE RESTORATIVE PRACTICES ADDRESSING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, DATING VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND STALKING. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY WILL CONDUCT A MIXED-METHODS EVALUATION OF THE RESTORATIVE PRACTICES PILOT PROGRAM. THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT RESEARCH PROJECTS THAT WILL GENERATE KNOWLEDGE THAT PRACTITIONERS, POLICYMAKERS, AND THE PUBLIC CAN USE TO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT DEVELOPING, IMPLEMENTING, AND USING RESTORATIVE PRACTICES TO REDRESS THE HARM CAUSED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, DATING VIOLENCE, AND STALKING. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY WILL WORK IN CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH OVW STAFF, TTA PROVIDERS, EVALUATION LIAISONS, AND PILOT SITE PRACTITIONERS TO DEVELOP REASONABLE AND USEFUL EVALUATION MEASURES ACROSS AND WITHIN PILOT SITES. ADDITIONALLY, THE RESEARCH THAT OVW WILL FUND THROUGH THIS AWARD WILL MIRROR THE AIMS OF RESTORATIVE PRACTICES, USE MIXED-METHODS APPROACHES, AND BE ADAPTABLE AND COMMUNITY-SPECIFIC WITH STRONG RESEARCHER-PRACTITIONER-COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS. | $8,000,000 |
| Department of Health and Human Services | THE CURSE OF CHOICE IN ELDERS AND ITS REMEDIATION - ABSTRACT THIS RESEARCH INVESTIGATES THE WIDELY DISCUSSED CURSE OF CHOICE, THE OBSERVATION THAT AS THE NUMBER OF OPTIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION GROWS, DECISION QUALITY DECLINES. THIS EFFECT IS PARTICULARLY SEVERE IN OLDER ADULTS, ESPECIALLY THOSE WITH COGNITIVE DECLINE. PRELIMINARY DATA AND FIELD RESEARCH SHOW THAT TOO MANY CHOICES CAN INCREASE COSTS AND REDUCE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR SENIORS, WITH DECISION ACCURACY NEAR CHANCE FOR THOSE WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT WHEN THE NUMBER OF OPTIONS GROWS. THIS PROJECT RELIES ON A NEUROBIOLOGICAL MODEL FOR THIS PHENOMENON WHICH SUGGESTS THAT AGE-RELATED SENSITIVITY TO THE CURSE OF CHOICE IS DRIVEN BY DECLINES IN CORTICAL CAPACITY THAT LIMIT IN HOW THE BRAIN PROCESSES VALUE. HERE WE PROPOSE A STUDY TO 1) DEMONSTRATE A HYPERBOLIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHOICE EFFICIENCY AND CHOICE SET SIZE, 2) QUANTIFY HOW HYPERBOLIC COLLAPSE IN PERFORMANCE CHANGES WITH AGE-RELATED COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT, 3) CHARACTERIZE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHOICE SET SIZE, COGNITIVE CAPACITY, AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOTYPE – IDENTIFYING PARTICULARLY SUSCEPTIBLE INDIVIDUALS, 4) IDENTIFY THE CORTICAL AREAS WHICH UNDERLY THIS LOSS OF FUNCTION, AND 5) TEST THEORY-DRIVEN STRATEGIES AIMED AT REDUCING OR ELIMINATING THE CURSE OF CHOICE. SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE STUDY SHOULD PROVIDE A NEW TOOL FOR USE IN GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE WEBSITES OFFERING CHOICES TO ELDERS, AND SHOULD LAY THE FOUNDATIONS FOR FURTHER NEUROBIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE PHENOMENA IN HUMANS AND ANIMAL MODELS. | $3,550,516 |
| Department of Health and Human Services | MEDICAID DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM INCENTIVE PAYMENT (DSRIP) PROGRAMS: IMPACTS ON HEALTH CARE USE, COORDINATION, OUTCOMES, AND DISPARITIES AMONG PATIENTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS - PROJECT SUMMARY AS THE LARGEST PAYER FOR MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN THE UNITED STATES, MEDICAID IS ADOPTING VALUE-BASED PAYMENT MODELS THAT LINK PROVIDER PAYMENTS TO QUALITY IN AN EFFORT TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR HIGH-NEED POPULATIONS, INCLUDING INDIVIDUALS WITH A SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS (SMI). WITH OVER $55 BILLION IN JOINT STATE AND FEDERAL FUNDING, MEDICAID DELIVERY SYSTEM REFORM INCENTIVE PAYMENT (DSRIP) PROGRAMS REPRESENT THE MOST EXTENSIVE EFFORT TO IMPLEMENT VALUE-BASED PAYMENT IN MEDICAID TO DATE. THIRTEEN STATES HAVE IMPLEMENTED DSRIP PROGRAMS TO DATE. HOWEVER, NATIONAL EVIDENCE ON THE IMPACTS OF DSRIP PROGRAMS ON PATIENTS WITH SMI IS LACKING, BOTH OVERALL AND FOR SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC SUBGROUPS AT HIGH RISK OF EXPERIENCING POOR CARE AND OUTCOMES. FURTHERMORE, THERE IS LIMITED EVIDENCE ABOUT WHICH FEATURES OF DSRIP PROGRAMS YIELD POSITIVE BENEFITS—CRITICAL TO UNDERSTAND AS KEY PROGRAM ELEMENTS VARY ACROSS STATES. THE PROPOSED RESEARCH WILL ADDRESS THESE EVIDENCE GAPS BY EVALUATING THE IMPACTS OF DSRIP PROGRAMS AMONG COMMUNITY-DWELLING MEDICAID ENROLLEES WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF MAJOR DEPRESSION, BIPOLAR DISORDER, OR SCHIZOPHRENIA. USING NATIONAL MEDICAID CLAIMS AND ENCOUNTER DATA AND A DIFFERENCE-IN-DIFFERENCES DESIGN, THE PROJECT HAS THREE RESEARCH AIMS: 1) TO INVESTIGATE THE IMPACTS OF DSRIP PROGRAMS ON OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH AND PRIMARY CARE USE AND HEALTH CARE QUALITY MEASURES INDICATIVE OF CARE COORDINATION AND HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR MEDICAID ENROLLEES WITH SMI; 2) EXAMINE HETEROGENEITY IN THE IMPACTS OF DSRIP PROGRAMS AMONG SUBGROUPS OF MEDICAID ENROLLEES WITH SMI ALONG THE DIMENSIONS OF RACE/ETHNICITY, HEALTH COMPLEXITY, DISABILITY STATUS, AND RURALITY; AND 3) IDENTIFY SPECIFIC DSRIP PROGRAMMATIC FEATURES THAT ARE ASSOCIATED WITH POSITIVE IMPACTS ON MEDICAID ENROLLEES WITH SMI, LEVERAGING VARIATION ACROSS STATES IN DSRIP PROGRAM DESIGN. BECAUSE DSRIP PROGRAMS ARE TIME-LIMITED BUT INTENDED TO INITIATE ENDURING DELIVERY SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS, THIS RESEARCH WILL ALSO ASSESS LONGER-TERM IMPACTS AMONG MEDICAID-ENROLLED POPULATIONS WITH SMI. THIS STUDY ALIGNS WITH NIMH’S STRATEGIC PLAN TO COMPARE ALTERNATIVE FINANCING MODELS TO IMPROVE CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH SMI AND TO IDENTIFY APPROACHES TO REDUCE DOCUMENTED DISPARITIES IN CARE ACCESS, QUALITY, AND OUTCOMES FOR DISADVANTAGED SUBPOPULATIONS. FINDINGS WILL GENERATE EVIDENCE RELEVANT TO HEALTH CARE DECISION-MAKERS, INCLUDING HEALTH SYSTEMS, PAYERS, AND MEDICAID AGENCIES RESPONSIBLE FOR OVERSEEING CARE DELIVERY AND POPULATION HEALTH, AS THEY ASSESS MEDICAID PAYMENT AND DELIVERY SYSTEM MODELS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SMI. TO ENSURE THAT THE STUDY ADDRESSES OPERATIONALLY RELEVANT QUESTIONS, WE WILL ENGAGE A MULTI-SECTOR ADVISORY COUNCIL OF EXPERTS WITH EXPERIENCE IN MEDICAID MENTAL HEALTH CARE AND PAYMENT. THIS ENGAGEMENT WILL HELP PLACE FINDINGS IN CONTEXT FOR DECISION-MAKERS RESPONSIBLE FOR MONITORING CARE DELIVERY, QUALITY, AND POPULATION HEALTH IN MEDICAID. | $2,996,202 |
| Department of Energy | GENOME-SCALE MAPPING AND FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF CIS-REGULATORY NETWORKS IN CELLULAR REPROGRAMMING AND REGENERATION | $2,398,000 |
| Department of Energy | NEW AWARD DE-CR0000017 TO NEW YORK UNIVERSITY FOR PROJECT TITLED TRACKING REAL-TIME ANOMALIES IN POWER SYSTEMS | $1,939,416 |