The January 25, 2010 switch to new restructured application forms and instructions, including shorter page limits, apply to all competing applications – including resubmissions.
1) What happens if I inadvertently use the wrong page limits in my application?
2) In my new application, where should I include information about my Preliminary Studies?
3) What is the new requirement for personal statement in the Biosketch?
4) I am eligible for continuous submission and am planning on submitting an R01, R21 or R34 AIDS application. I understand that I may use the old SF 424 (R&R) ADOBE-FORMS-A for submissions on or before February 7, 2010. However, I see that February 7, 2010 is a Sunday. Does this mean that I have until the next business day (Monday, February 8, 2010) to submit using the old forms?
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This week, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) released detailed FY2009 funding information for 218 major areas based on the knowledge management and computerized, standardized tools known as the Research, Condition and Disease Categorization process. The RCDC process was initiated at the request of Congress to provide consistent and transparent NIH research funding information.
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With the one-year anniversary of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) approaching, the impact and importance of the recovery act is ever present. The second quarter reporting closed and the NIH released an initial set of recovery act investment reports, the important scientific work being done daily by our grantees continues to impress me.
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Registration is now open for the April 15-16 NIH Regional Seminar on Program Funding and Grants Administration! The first of two regional seminars will take place in Philadelphia, PA on April 15-16, 2010, with an optional hands-on eRA Workshop offered on April 14. During the seminar, NIH policy officials, grants management and program staff, as … Continue reading “April 2010 NIH Regional Seminar”
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It is now possible to create a bibliography in the newly refurbished My Bibliography section of MyNCBI. These citations will also appear in your eRA Commons Profile and can be uploaded to your eSNAP.
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Institutional Training grant applications are transitioning to electronic submission for due dates of January 25 and beyond. Applications originally submitted in paper for earlier due dates that are being resubmitted as amended applications must also be submitted electronically.
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The transition to new application forms and instructions, including shorter page limits, is fast approaching! As the January 25, 2010 transition date approaches, we want to alert you to new resources that have been developed to help ensure your successful submission.
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FederalReporting.gov will be open for second Quarter ARRA Report submissions between January 1, 2010 and January 15, 2010. Tools are available to assist recipients in completing their reports as accurately and easily as possible.
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Several new ARRA Funding opportunities with 2010 receipt dates have been announced.
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