His work addresses health behavior theories, message design and mass media campaigns, and eHealth applications. Dr. Noar has published more than 200 articles and chapters in a wide range of outlets in the social, behavioral, health, and communication sciences, and he serves on the editorial boards of several leading journals, including Health Communication and Journal of Health Communication. Dr. Noar has been a PI, Co-PI, and Co-I on several NIH-funded studies testing health communication strategies for health promotion and disease prevention. He is the editor of two books, the most recent (with co-editor Dr. Nancy Harrington) being “eHealth Applications: Promising Strategies for Behavior Change,” published by Routlege. Dr. Noar has been repeatedly recognized by Thomson Reuters/Clarivate Analytics as among the top 1% most cited researchers in the social sciences. In 2016, Dr. Noar was awarded both the Lewis Donohew Outstanding Health Communication Scholar and the National Communication Association’s Outstanding Health Communication Scholar awards. In 2017, Dr. Noar was awarded the Mayhew Derryberry Research Award from the American Public Health Association.