Guest Post by Dr. David Widmer Writing fundable NIH research grant proposals is a chronic challenge that looms intimidatingly over many PIs. Yet most do not make use of a key resource available to them that has been shown to increase chances of submitting a winning grant: the NIH PO. POs are the primary […]
An Essential Part of a Grant PI’s Role: Speak to a Program Officer (PO) Read More »
The end of the COVID Public Health Emergency on May 11, 2023 will bring changes to NIH, AHRQ, and NIOSH guidance implemented during the pandemic. Effective for applications submitted on May 25, 2023 and beyond, a one-page update of preliminary data as post-submission material may be submitted only for R01, R03, and R21 applications, as
NIH is initiating a second phase of its Preprints Pilot Program, with the intention of understanding the role of preprints in communicating the breadth of NIH-funded research.  NIH has previously defined preprints as “complete and public draft of a scientific document. Preprints are often intended to be submitted to journals for peer-review and subsequent
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