For years researchers have used the Matchmaker feature in NIH RePORTER to identify NIH-funded projects similar to their supplied abstracts, research bios, or other scientific text. Matchmaker was recently enhanced to make it just as easy to identify NIH program officials whose portfolios include projects in your research area. Continue reading
I’m excited to let you know that NIH RePORT (Research Portfolio Online Reporting Tools) is a finalist for the HHSinnovates program, and for the first time ever the public will have the opportunity to vote on RePORT and the other finalists. Continue reading
When trying to find out about government programs, not many things compare to NIH RePORT. RePORT supplies comprehensive information about NIH programs, provides interesting tools, and gives you the information you want in the ways you want it. Continue reading
Scheduled for release soon is a new user interface for NIH’s RePORT website. Read more for additional recent enhancements. Continue reading
RePORTER now provides more information from the project information page. Continue reading
With new MyRePORTER alerts, you can receive emails when new projects match your favorite saved searches. Continue reading
Since 2008, we have been posting our annual support levels for various research, conditions and disease categories (RCDC) on the NIH RePORT website. Continue reading
A new feature on the NIH RePORT website allows you to run detailed reports of NIH funding-related data in a matter of clicks. Continue reading
NIH-funded principal investigators may now add links to their own “profile pages,” such as an institutional faculty page or a laboratory website, which will show up wherever the investigator’s name appears in RePORTER. Continue reading