Take a few minutes and join us for this NIH All About Grants podcast mini-series on Early Stage Investigators (ESIs). In part 1 of this two-part conversation, we touch on NIH’s interest in supporting ESIs, who is and is not an ESI, the benefits afforded to ESIs, and more. We discuss extending one’s ESI status in part 2.
Earlier this year I discussed early stage investigators and the programs and policies NIH has implemented to support the next generation of researchers. Another way we support early career scientists is by recognizing and honoring their achievements. Last week, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) announced that 20 outstanding NIH-supported early career scientists had been selected for the 2011 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, or PECASE.
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NIH’s early independence award allows exceptional junior scientists to bypass the postdoc and start their own lab.
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The Center for Scientific Review just released their latest Peer Review Notes newsletter.
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If you are relatively new to the NIH grants process and want to learn more about applying, managing an award, finding resources, and knowing who to contact…then make plans to attend today!
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Held only twice each year, these seminars provide opportunities to learn about the application process, navigating the peer review process, and managing an award.
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Learn tips and tricks about the application process, navigating the peer review process, and managing an award during two grants workshops this spring and summer.
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Bypass your postdoc and go straight to an independent position.
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You will not lose your new investigator status if you don’t compete for the award.
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These programs fund individuals using innovative approaches to address major challenges in biomedical or behavioral research.
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