Once upon a time, one was allowed three submissions on an NIH grant application—your initial submission (A0), and two resubmissions after review (A1 and A2). In January 2009 NIH did away with the second resubmission, giving rise to what the scientific community not-so-fondly dubbed the “Two Strikes You’re Out” rule. This policy was instituted under […]
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When designing a translational research project, be sure to target the end-user or end-market right from the first basic science experiments. This suggestion seems obvious. Yet time and again I see draft proposals that don’t accomplish this task, or pink sheets that complain a project misses the mark. Here are examples of how to achieve
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When designing a translational research project, be sure to target the end-user or end-market right from the first basic science experiments. This suggestion seems obvious. Yet time and again I see draft proposals that don’t accomplish this task, or pink sheets that complain a project misses the mark. Here are examples of how to achieve
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