Oh the NIH grant applications with October Council reviews! They lead to such consternation among applicants. Remember that at the first level review (the study section), reviewers award a score, not money. The second level review (at Council) is where award decisions are made — and contrary to popular belief, the decision is not based […]
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Brand-new applicants to NIH – and even not-so-new applicants – benefit from understanding the grant application process. The Center for Scientific Review (CSR) has webinars and videos that give a sneak peek at how NIH grant applications are reviewed for scientific and technical merit. Topics include: What Happens to Your Grant Application Top 10 NIH
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The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), including NIH, is operating under a continuing resolution through December 16th at the FY2022 enacted level, with no reductions. A Continuing Resolution means that there is not yet a funding bill from Congress and therefore there is not a firm budget number for FY2023. This is the
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