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NIAMS announced that, effective with FY2025 applications, all new and renewal R01 applications in response to the NIH parent R01 Notices of Funding Opportunity (NOFOs) will be considered low program priority if the principal investigator (PI) has three or more active R01-equivalent grants. R01-equivalent grants are defined as activity codes DP1, DP2, DP5, R01, R37, […]

Factor 1: Importance of the Research OVERVIEW OF NIH SCORING NIH research project grants (RPGs) submitted on or after January 25, 2025 will be evaluated using the new NIH Simplified Peer Review Framework. If you want the history and rationale for NIH’s implementation, read our previous blog post. As part of this change, NIH is

Objectivity in the grant application process is of utmost importance. Applicants carefully choose words to effectively communicate their research strategy and have their best chance to get funded. But what happens to research objectivity if promotional language creeps in? Promotional language, also known as hype or spin, is the use of subjective terms to sway