The NIH Peer Review Process, including the role of the Center for Scientific Review (CSR) in receiving, referring, and reviewing grant applications. Understand how applications are assigned to institutes or centers and the importance of scientific and technical merit in the review process.

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Explore the NIH Research Enhancement Award (R15) Program, its goals, differences from the R01 grant, eligibility criteria, and strategies for success. Learn about the impact of R15 grants, active awards landscape, and how it supports small-scale research projects and enhances the research environmen

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This content provides a detailed overview of the NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy, focusing on the importance of sharing scientific data, the scope of the policy, reasons for data sharing, application of the policy, and differences between Data Management Plans and Resource Sharing Plans. It a

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The NIH Grants Policy Updates presentation covered budget updates, policy reminders, resources, and Q&A sessions. It discussed the recent budget legislation signed by President Biden, updated policy guidance for subaward/consortium agreements, and changes in the Small Business Innovation Research pr

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The ACD Accessibility Recommendations Update, led by NIH Chief Officer Dr. Marie A. Bernard, focuses on supporting the inclusion of people with disabilities in the scientific workforce. The working group, chaired by Drs. Bonnielin Swenor, Lisa Iezzoni, and Steven Barnett, aims to provide detailed su

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Federal updates and important highlights from the Monthly Research Administration Meeting (MRAM) held in March 2024, including key information on NIH Grants Policy Statement updates, international subawards requirements, implementation of common forms by NIH, and SBIR/STTR Disclosure Requirement. St

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Registering work involving biological materials, toxins, and recombinant DNA is essential for safety compliance. Principal Investigators must follow NIH guidelines and register with the Institutional Biosafety Committee. Contact NIH for additional instructions on working with toxins and Select Agent

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Changes to the Biosketch format by NIH were released through NOT-OD-21-073 in March 2021. The updates include modifications to the Personal Statement, Positions, Scientific Appointments, and Honors sections, as well as the elimination of the Research Support section in non-fellowship Biosketches. Th

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Explore the key players involved in the grants life cycle at NIH, including scientific review officers, program officers, and grants management specialists. Learn when and how to seek help or advice from the NIH throughout the different stages of the process, from application submission to post-revi

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Stay informed about the latest NIH grants policy updates for 2023, including fiscal changes, salary cap adjustments, and revised requirements for biographical sketches. It's essential to adhere to the updated formats to avoid delays in funding consideration. Additionally, be aware of the new notific

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Explore key considerations when collaborating with foreign institutions for research projects funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Learn about the significance of international research, NIH's investment strategies, the definition of a foreign component, and application eligibility cri

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Explore the complexities and issues in post-award management of NIH grants through case studies and real-life examples. Key aspects discussed include changes in recipient organizations, research team delays, large balances, and unexpected changes post-award. Gain perspectives on federal policies, ta

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A comprehensive overview of NIH K-Awards, including what they entail, the various types available (such as K01, K07, K22), and the opportunities they offer for researchers at different career stages. Learn about mentorship, research strategies, and institutional commitments crucial for a successful

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Join the Office for Extramural Research (OER) and the Office of Policy for Extramural Research Administration (OPERA) in a detailed session on NIH Other Transactions (OTs). Learn about the authority, characteristics, implementation, and contacts related to OTs, a unique type of legal instrument beyo

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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) provides essential information in a virtual seminar on program funding, grants administration, and budget building blocks for investigators. Key topics covered include budget types, components, important considerations, award policy issues, and tips for gettin

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The Position Designation Tool (PDT) is vital for determining background investigations accurately, maintained by the Defense Counterintelligence & Security Agency (DCSA). This tool identifies national security or public trust responsibilities for positions. Proper designation is crucial for federal

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Explore how the NIH handles allegations of sexual harassment in the biomedical workplace through policies, procedures, and support for a safe work environment. Learn about panelists and NIH guidelines for addressing and reporting incidents. Find out the impact on research awards and the process for

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Explore the complexities of pre-award issues in NIH grants administration, including factors such as human subjects research, multiple collaborating institutions, and policy changes. Gain insights on thinking like a federal agency and navigating the diverse funding institutes to make informed decisi

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Explore the essential components of preparing a budget for NIH grants, including types of budgets, cost principles, and tips for getting started. Learn about allowable costs, FOAs, funding limits, and common pitfalls to avoid when applying for NIH grants.

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This session introduces attendees to NIH funding opportunities, providing insights on working effectively with NIH to secure grants for health-related research. Learn about the mission of NIH, types of grants available, NIH Institutes & Centers, and grant review criteria. Gain valuable information t

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NIH provides guidance on defining personnel roles in grant applications, emphasizing the importance of key personnel designations and ERA Commons IDs. The presentation clarifies requirements for different roles, particularly for PD/PIs and postdoctoral positions, highlighting the necessity of follow

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Learn how to configure and troubleshoot IP SLA with Object Tracking using detailed examples for Static Routing, HSRP, and Policy Based Routing. Find out where Object Tracking can be implemented and when not to use it in various network scenarios. Understand the configuration components, including de

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The NIH Exit Survey provides valuable insights into exiting employees' opinions to aid succession planning and organizational improvements. Managed by the WSDD, the survey is anonymous and accessible to all full-time NIH employees leaving the organization, transferring ICs, or with expiring appointm

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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is implementing reforms and initiatives to improve the stewardship of research involving human subjects, particularly in the context of clinical trials. These changes include new forms for data collection, training in Good Clinical Practice, use of a single In

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Explore the world of Research and Development Contracts at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) with insights on opportunities, proposals, types of contracts, contracting offices, examples, and regulatory frameworks. From finding opportunities to pursuing contracts, this comprehensive guide cover

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Delve into the intricate NIH peer review process with insights from Dr. Sally A. Amero and Dr. Amy Wernimont. Explore the two-stage review process, scope of initial peer review, key decisions by the Division of Receipt and Referral, and the diverse institutes under the National Institutes of Health.

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Find out how to utilize the NIH ASSIST system for preparing, submitting, and tracking grant applications to NIH through Grants.gov. Learn about the registration process, submission options, and valuable resources available to assist you. ASSIST streamlines the application process by ensuring complia

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Learn valuable insights and expert tips on navigating the NIH peer review process from the Acting Director of CSR Division of Neuroscience, Development, and Aging. Discover key factors for a successful application, including understanding review criteria, developing your research idea, and effective

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Explore the nuances of word teaching and learning dynamics in Second Language Acquisition (SLA) through cognitive research, cognitive approaches, and the importance of word ownership for confidence in language proficiency. The role of socially-embedded approaches to SLA and strategies like repetitio

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The FDP NIH Data Management and Sharing Pilot Town Hall provides updates on the pilot phases, including testing DMS plan templates and establishing common cost policies. The collaboration aims to generate consistency in DMS plan requirements across NIH ICs, reducing administrative burden for researc

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The International Conference of Information Science and Library Science 2021 featured Catherine Lavallée-Welch, the SLA President-Elect and University Librarian at Bishop's University. The event highlighted the importance of specialized libraries, diverse topics such as social justice and technolog

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Explore the wide array of resources offered by NIH IMSD to support NEAGEP students in their academic and research endeavors. From writing retreat fellowships to skill development workshops, grant writing programs, and specialized training courses at NIH, these initiatives aim to empower students in

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Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) explores the use of Uniform Biological Material Transfer Agreement (UBMTA) and NIH Simple Letter Agreement (SLA) for academic-to-academic material transfers. The presentation highlights the benefits of standard agreements in streamlining transfer processes, bas

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Navigate the complex world of NIH grant types and acronyms with this informative guide. Learn about key terms, study sections, and grant options to enhance your research funding opportunities. Discover the nuances of R01, R21, and other grant types to maximize your chances of success in securing NIH

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Explore the budget basics and get started with NIH funding. Understand the types of budgets, components, award policy issues, and NIH cost principles. Learn tips for preparing applications, including important considerations and pitfalls to avoid when submitting proposals to the NIH.

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Gain valuable insights on interacting with NIH Program Officers, understanding grant mechanisms, identifying funding opportunities, and utilizing NIH Reporter for research. Learn about career stages, IC-specific missions, and using online resources effectively in your grant-seeking journey.

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NIH redefines clinical trials as research studies where human subjects are prospectively assigned to interventions to evaluate their effects on health-related outcomes. The criteria for defining a clinical trial by NIH include human participant involvement, prospective intervention assignment, evalu

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Heritage Language Acquisition (HLA) and Second Language Acquisition (SLA) differ in various aspects including context of acquisition, age of acquisition, degree of proficiency, and identity. HLA typically begins at home, while SLA often starts in a classroom setting. Factors such as naturalistic vs

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Research Performance Progress Report (RPPR) is a standardized mechanism to facilitate interim progress reporting for NIH-funded projects, aiming to enhance consistency and minimize administrative burdens. It replaces the eSNAP process for certain types of awards and fellowship grants. RPPR includes

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Learn about the role of Program Officials at NIH, their responsibilities, and how to contact the right official for your research needs. Discover where to find Program Officials and why it is essential to engage with them in navigating the NIH grant process effectively.

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