NIH recently introduced several new activity codes as part of its new way of handling research projects and cooperative agreements with foreign subawards. NIH introduced the new process in an effort to manage federal reporting and oversight of foreign components more effectively. In this blog post, we’ll break down this new process of handling research […]
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I’m often asked if there is a required way to format references on an NIH application. The answer is no. SF424 is silent on the issue of how to format references; therefore, applicants format them as they prefer. They can also cite them as they wish. However, given that space is at a premium on
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Applications submitted on or after January 25, 2025 have been evaluated using NIH’s Simplified Review Framework (SRF). Recently, NIH interviewed several study section chairs to hear what they thought of peer review under the new SRF. Below is a summary of the chairs’ feedback broken down by topic, along with my thoughts on the topics,
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