Congratulations! You just landed an NIH Training Program award (e.g., T32, COBRE, FIRST, CTSA). Now the hard work begins… PIs and mentors on every NIH training grant are obligated to educate their trainees to become independent investigators. That training includes grantwriting. Here are some things PIs and mentors need to keep top of mind as […]
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The NIH Katz has become one of the more talked-about funding mechanisms among Early Stage Investigators. Here we lay out what it is, who it’s for, and how savvy applicants position themselves strategically. What Is the Katz Award? The Katz Award is a relatively recent R01-level mechanism available exclusively to Early Stage Investigators (ESIs). To
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The NIH Director’s New Innovator Award (activity code DP2) supports Early-Stage Investigators (ESIs) who are pursuing highly innovative research that has the potential to have a major impact on areas relevant to NIH mission. Applications in any biomedical science area can be basic, translational, or clinical in nature. Clinical trials are optional. Applicants must be
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