You have a cool idea for a research project, now what? The second in my new webinar series addresses NIH Submission Strategies. As a person who works on NIH submissions full time, I know there are certain steps you can take before you write a single word that correlate with better scores and outcomes. Some […]
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NIH might give you a two-week grace period on late applications. For details, see the Notice issued Dec 2014. Examples of Reasons Why Late Applications Might Be Accepted Death of an immediate family member of the PD/PI (or MPI). Sudden acute severe illness of the PD/PI (MPI) or immediate family member. Temporary or ad hoc
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The Center for Scientific Review publishes their Peer Review Notes three times a year, and the most recent issue came out yesterday. The news items are always interesting and it is worth subscribing, if you don’t already. This issue contained an item about things NIH reviewers should not say. I repeat the list in its
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