Mapping Publications to Grants
May 18, 2011
Publications are one of the important products of NIH research grants, and authors are required to cite their NIH support in their publications.
Tag: Funding data
Update on Myth Busting: Number of Grants per Investigator
May 13, 2011
It came to my attention that the analysis we posted last month on the numbers of investigators with multiple awards couldn’t be recreated.
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More on the Top 20
May 10, 2011
Last month, I blogged about the number of investigators having multiple awards, with a focus on relatively well-funded investigators (the top 20 percent in total funding, or “Top 20”).
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More on Women in Research Careers
April 27, 2011
Last month I blogged about the participation of women in NIH extramural programs, and I promised more information when the paper that we prepared in collaboration with the NIH Office of Research on Women’s Health came out, so here it is.
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Myth Busting: Number of Grants per Investigator
April 6, 2011
I’ve been away for a few days at a conference, so I was negligent in my blogging. Let’s catch back up by discussing more about the distribution of NIH funding.
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Early Data on the A2 Sunset
March 24, 2011
We recently received a letter from a group of extramural scientists expressing concerns about the sunsetting of the A2 applications. I thought that the entire NIH research community would be interested in reading our response….
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Paylines, Percentiles and Success Rates
February 15, 2011
I have read or heard much about the dilemma of NIH applicants as they struggle to understand their chances of receiving NIH funding. As budgets flatten and tighten, this discussion has heated up.
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