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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Upon conclusion of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency on May 11, 2023, the single IRB exception for multisite research will also expire and cannot be applied to additional studies. This means that as of that date, NIH will no longer be able to grant single IRB exceptions for multi-site research that is subject to the
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NIH FY2022 Funding and Success Rate Data for enacted appropriations was released. NIH spent $33.3 billion (of $45.2 billion total appropriation) for competing and noncompeting grant awards, a 3.1% increase ($1.02 billion) over the previous year. This includes monies for grants and Other Transaction awards and excludes research and development contracts. Â In FY2022, 1,576
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