economic stimulus

A Special Forum Did you just get your scores back? Want to know what a 68 means? The difference between impact and innovation? Come hear the experiences of two reviewers just back from study section. Our panelists will share what they learned about the new review process and scoring procedures to help you discern what your comments and scores are really saying. Thursday, August 13, 2009 from Noon – 1:00pm Mac Hall 2201 Presenters: Charles … Read More

Curious to know where all the recovery funds from the NIH are going? Satiate your curiousity by taking a peek at the new ARRA section of the NIH’s RePORT tool, an online database of funding information. It outlines state by state what ARRA grants have been awarded, to whom, and for how much.

Looking for the table of all the NIH ARRA funding opportunities released to date? Link to the updated table here. The table is updated as new opportunities are announced. You can save this link to your bookmarks for future reference or access the lastest version of the table on this website by clicking on the “economic stimulus” category [on the right] to find the most recent post.

Looking for the table of all the NIH ARRA funding opportunities released to date? Link to the updated table here. The table is updated as new opportunities are announced. You can save this link to your bookmarks for future reference or access the lastest version of the table on this website by clicking on the ‘economic stimulus’ category [on the right] to find the most recent post.

New deadline May 29th, 2009 If you are planning on submitting a grant under the NIH’s ARRA Research & Research Infrastructure Grand Opportunities (GO) (RC2) program, you have a couple extra days. The NIH extended the deadline from May 27th, 2009 to May 29th, 2009.  Remember: You still must work with and submit your proposal through your Research Grants & Contracts analyst to ensure its timely submission. See the full notice here.

Our sources at NIH told us yesterday that they have a new worry: investigators may might not submit R01 applications for the June deadline because of the many ARRA opportunities [corrected for clarity]. Be sure to avail yourselves of this excellent funding opportunity! Unlike ARRA applications, these ones last four years! Maybe longer!

Looking for the table of all the NIH ARRA funding opportunities released to date? Link to the updated table here. The table is updated as new opportunities are announced. You can save this link to your bookmarks for future reference or access the lastest version of the table on this website by clicking on the ‘economic stimulus’ category [on the right] to find the most recent post.

Proposals due May 11th, 2009 A new opportunity as a result of the stimulus funds has just emerged – The newly announced Pacific Northwest Regional Center of Excellence (PNWRCE) at VGTI is seeking proposals from OHSU investigators and beyond in response to NIH ARRA stimulus funds. The NIH has special funds set aside through their Regional Center of Excellence program to fund projects through PNWRCE, an OHSU center focused on biodefense and emerging infectious disease … Read More

We have heard that Challenge Grants (RC1s) may be evaluated in a similar process as the “Transformative R01s.” This involves an editorial board review with some applications then selected for further review. Regardless, all applicants will receive scores and commentary of some kind. If your Challenge Grant is unsuccessful, you’ll at least have some good advice about what to do (or refrain from doing) for your next RO1. Here’s a flowchart explaining the review calendar.

If you are planning on applying for NIH ARRA competitive revision funding from your institute, here are a few updates about the application process at OHSU. Application Submission If your parent grant was an electronic submission, and it was submitted through InfoEd, you can submit your competitive revision application through InfoEd as well. Previously, Research Grants and Contracts (RGC), OHSU’s pre-award office, didn’t think InfoEd would be able to support the competitive revision submission, but this is … Read More