The time just after the NIH review councils meet is one of anticipation for NIH applicants. Was my application selected for funding? Investigators eye their emails closely and then – there it is! A request for Just in Time (JIT) information! While receiving a JIT request is a good omen, by no means should it […]
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Researchers with studies whose results must be published to ClinicalTrials.gov can request a Good Cause Extension (GCE) to extend the deadline for submitting the data. GCE requests must be submitted through the ClinicalTrials.gov Protocol Registration and Results System (PRS) at any time prior to the date of the submission deadline on which the clinical trials
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Here is some information for our followers who are involved in animal research. ARRIVE 10 NIH is encouraging award recipients whose publications describe work with vertebrate animals and cephalopods to include the items outlined in ARRIVE (Animal Research: Reporting of In Vivo Experiments) Essential 10 guideline. ARRIVE Essential 10 is a checklist of the 10
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