The NIH R25 is one of several NIH Resource grants (in this case, the R stands for Resource not Research) that are meant to be used to provide research-related projects or improve infrastructure. The R25 is meant to increase interest, understanding, and training in biomedical, behavioral, and clinical research. Different ICs use the R25 in […]
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As you probably know, I am a huge proponent of establishing a relationship with your NIH Program Officer (PO), as it can yield myriad benefits. For example, POs have a pulse on their IC’s priorities and are familiar with programs that may align well with your research idea. Also, by reaching out to a PO with
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The NIH R01 grant is one of the most prestigious and competitive grants offered by the NIH, providing funding for research projects that have the potential to make significant contributions to the field of biomedical and behavioral research. However when a preliminary submission is not funded, the question often arises regarding resubmitting (A1) vs. repackaging
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