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Getting to Know Federal Funders and their Research Interests

June 6, 2017

Working with NIH applicants and awardees as an extramural program division director, I often shared the NIH RePORTER resource as a tool for exploring the research topics NIH supports. Learning what projects we support, using a robust database of historical and newly-funded projects (updated weekly), provides researchers valuable insight as they consider developing their own research programs and applications for funding.

Another valuable tool which you might be familiar with is Federal RePORTER, which expands the RePORTER concept to support searching over 800,000 projects across 17 Federal research agencies, with trans-agency data updated annually. As Federal RePORTER recently received an update to introduce some new functions and additional agency data we’d like to highlight some of the ways it helps both the public and scientific researchers alike ….

Federal Reporter, General, RePORT, RePORTER

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What Should I Include in the Project Narrative Section of the Grant Application?

March 30, 2013

By NIH Staff

Applicants should talk about the relevance of the research project to public health, remembering that…

applications, RePORTER

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NIH RePORT up for a People’s Choice Award from HHSinnovates—Voting Is Now Open!

September 6, 2012

By Sally Rockey

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.

RePORT, RePORTER

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A New Look for RePORT

March 26, 2012

By Sally Rockey

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.

RePORT, RePORTER

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