This article compares R01 with two additional research project grant (RPG) types that have broad Parent Opportunity Announcements for investigator-initiated applications.
Hopefully you’ve been tracking the various Changes Coming to NIH Applications and Peer Review in 2025. January 25, 2025 – the effective date for most of those changes and the first application due date to require updated application forms and instructions (FORMS-I) – is just over a month away. We thought we’d check in one final time to make sure you have the latest and greatest information as we head into the new year.
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On January 25, 2025, NIH will implement an update for data management and access practices under the Genomic Data Sharing (GDS) Policy. In preparation for the changes, NIH is hosting two information sessions in January 2025.
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If you’re new to NIH or NIH fellowships and would like to learn more about how to apply for our fellowship programs, plan to attend this webinar on February 11, 2025, from 10:00 – 11:30 AM ET.
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R15 research project grants are designed to provide support for meritorious research at domestic institutions that have not been major recipients of NIH support, to strengthen the research environment at these institutions, and to give students an opportunity to gain significant biomedical research experience. In this virtual event, participants will learn about the two NIH R15 programs and how to apply.
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The holiday season is here, and so are new resources to help you unwrap the NIH grants process and submit your next application! Recordings, slides, and helpful links are available from our recent NIH Grants Process Primer: Application to Award webinars.
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Similar to what NIH supported trainees and fellows must do, senior and key personnel designated on NIH grant applications will be required to have an ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor Identification) linked to their eRA Commons profile in May 2025. Dr. Bart Trawick, who leads the Customer Services Section within the National Library of Medicine’s National Center for Biotechnology Information, will tell us the benefits of growing ORCIDs in the scientific community in this episode.
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We just issued a reminder that multiple changes affecting extramural applications and review are coming for application due dates on or after January 25, 2025. As you prepare applications for our January due dates and beyond, we thought we would provide just a few more updates, tips, and resources.
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Drs. Alison Gammie, Director for training and workforce development at the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, and Lystranne Maynard-Smith, a Scientific Review Officer with the Center for Scientific Review, will discuss fellowships in this episode of the NIH All About Grants podcast. They will explain how input was obtained from the research community over several years, what the changes are, considerations when putting an application together, approaching the science and training plans, mentors, resubmissions, and much more.
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Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training should be developed with the trainees and their needs in mind. Read on for more considerations.
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