NIH has posted its first pilot funding opportunity announcements (FOAs) that require applicants to submit using ASSIST (Application Submission System and Interface for Submission Tracking). You can find the pilot opportunities posted on this timeline, and read the Rock Talk blog post about our transition to electronic submission of multi-project grant applications to learn more.
NIH’s homepage for grants and funding information — grants.nih.gov — has a new look!
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As part of the continuing effort to move to electronic processes, NIH is now piloting a new eRA Commons module, which allows submission of relinquishing statements. NIH is also piloting the electronic submission of applications through Grants.gov for post-award changes in grantee organization or grantee organizational status. The following will be accepted electronically: The Official … Continue reading “NIH Pilots Electronic Submission for Relinquishing Statement, Type 6 & 7 Applications”
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So you’re wearing your lucky shoes and are ready to take a first look at the results of your grant review. Whether you are anticipating doing a victory dance or getting ready to head out to the nearest kickboxing class, it’s a good time to think about what comes next.
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The August 14 webinar on Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) reporting requirements and demo of the new eRA Commons FCOI module is now archived online.
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Learn more about submitting the Federal Financial Report (FFR).
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NIH added a new set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), NIH Fiscal Policy, to address applicant budget submissions under the Fiscal Policy announced in NIH Guide Notice NOT-OD-12-036 regarding cost-of-living/inflationary increases in awards, and related issues.
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Learn more about writing a successful predoctoral or postdoctoral fellowship application.
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Take a look at publicly available tools, technologies, and datasets from the NIH Roadmap
Epigenomics Program.
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The Center for Scientific Review just released their latest Peer Review Notes newsletter.
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