NIH issued NOT-OD-23-149 to inform the extramural research community that NIH reviewers are prohibited from using AI technologies as part of the peer review process. Reviewers are required to sign an agreement certifying that they will maintain confidentiality throughout the application review process. This includes not sharing the applications nor meeting materials with anyone who […]
NIH periodically publishes analyses of grant outcome metrics (award rate, success, rate, and funding rate) based on a variety of demographic factors. Award rates and success rates are application-based metrics, while funding rates are person-based. Recently, NIH retrospectively reviewed K- and R-award funding rates based on the race-ethnicity of the PI for a 12-year period
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In our previous post, we discussed NIH’s analysis of R-award funding rates based on the race-ethnicity of the PI for a 12-year period encompassing fiscal years 2010 through 2022. Here, we break down the results of the Mentored Career Development (K) applicants and funding analysis for the same time period. The data presented includes K01,
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