In our previous post, we discussed NIH’s analysis of R-award funding rates based on the race-ethnicity of the PI for a 12-year period encompassing fiscal years 2010 through 2022. Here, we break down the results of the Mentored Career Development (K) applicants and funding analysis for the same time period. The data presented includes K01, […]
Analysis of K-award funding rates based on PI Race-Ethnicity Read More »
Recently-released NIH data regarding applicants for fiscal year 2022 (FY22) reveal that NIH supported an additional 1,609 Early Stage Investigators (ESI) as Principal Investigators on new R01s. This marks the seventh consecutive FY where the number of ESIs supported on new R01s has increased. A total of 5,435 ESI applicants applied (funding rate: 29.6%) and
Fiscal Year 2022 Application and Funding Data Based on Investigator Career Phase Read More »
When applying for a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Principal Investigators (PIs) focus on the research strategy, rightly since it is the meat of the application and the focus of peer-review. However, there are several administrative steps requiring thoughtful and timely review and completion that many applicants forget until crunch-time. It is
Top Ten Tasks Not to Forget for Your NIH Submission Read More »
