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Jennifer Tidey is a Professor of Behavioral Social Sciences and Psychiatry Human Behavior at Brown University, where she also serves as the Associate Dean for Research. With significant expertise in addiction studies, Dr. Tidey focuses her research on identifying the mechanisms underlying high rates of tobacco dependence among vulnerable populations, aiming to develop effective interventions to reduce tobacco use and its health harms. Her current work revolves around tobacco regulatory science, providing the FDA with vital information to make evidence-based regulatory decisions about tobacco products to benefit public health. Dr. Tidey has published over 180 peer-reviewed articles on addiction and has secured approximately $25 million as a principal investigator for NIH grants. Her mentorship has aided 12 early-career investigators in securing NIH K and F awards. Additionally, Dr. Tidey is a Deputy Editor for the journal Nicotine & Tobacco Research and collaborates extensively with other faculty to explore treatment approaches for tobacco use disorders.
Department: Department of Economics