NIH was scheduled to release the Common Forms in SciENcv in November 2025 (expect delays given the government shutdown). While we don’t have a revised date for the release, it is possible that the new forms will be required for Cycle I submissions, i.e., applications with deadlines on/after January 25, 2026. NIH has made preview […]
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If you are an R01-funded researcher, the NIH center grant might be a fulfilling way to expand the impact of your work. If you are a research development professional, it may be a novel way to align research strengths and encourage collaboration among entities on your campus. But when do you know you are ready
Q: In these times of volatility with federal agencies, are there strategies I can use to maximize my chances of funding success? Tip: We are in an era of rapid and unprecedented changes. While you can’t control the funding landscape, you can control how you respond to it. A: We are in an uncertain and
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