Our investigators use cutting-edge research methodologies to transform emergency medicine across the intersections of acute care and public health.

Our presence in Brooklyn, Queens and Upper and Lower Manhattan allows us to conduct cutting-edge research amongst diverse patient populations. We are engaged in ...

View the research services and resources available to promote intrinsic research growth for emergency medicine faculty.

The Emergency Medicine Research Division develops and enhances the research skills of its faculty or students.

The Department of Emergency Medicine Research Program has expanded beyond the scope of clinical research to include a translational research fellowship program.

The Division of Research in the Department of Emergency Medicine conducts innovative studies while developing a diverse group of clinician scientists.

Researchers in NYU Langone's Ronald O. Perelman Department of Emergency Medicine lead research projects designed to promote health and wellness.

The goals of the NewYork-Presbyterian Queens Department of Emergency Medicine are to improve clinical care by conducting research at the intersection of ...

Research Office Hours. Every Wednesday Dr. Sinert will be available in his office (10 am to 4 pm) to meet with faculty and residents on research issues.

Weill Cornell Medicine's Emergency Medicine Research Associate Program (RAP) exposes college and post-baccalaureate students to research activities.