Posts Tagged ‘NIH application’

NRSA Applications: Critical Administrative Tools, Feb. 22 If you’re planning to apply for an NIH pre- or post-doctoral fellowship this April, we encourage you to attend this informal brown bag session with Research Grants and Contracts, OHSU’s pre-award office. Experienced grants analysts will walk you through a sample application and answer questions you have about the application process. Both researchers and administrators are welcome to attend. When: February 22, 2013 from 12 to 1 p.m. … Read More

If you’re planning to apply for an NIH pre- or post-doctoral fellowship this April, we encourage you to attend this informal brown bag session with Research Grants and Contracts, OHSU’s pre-award office. Experienced grants analysts will walk you through a sample application and answer questions you have about the application process. When: February 22, 2013 from 12 to 1 p.m. Where: Vollum Institute, room M1443 Please RSVP to funding@ohsu.edu.

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID) has reissued its K22 Career Transition Award, a program designed to facilitate the transition from a postdoctoral fellowship to an independent faculty position. The mechanism provides funding for two years: up to $150,000 the first year and $100,000 the second ($50,000 per year may be used for PI salary). K22 vs K99 at NIAID K22 K99 Duration 2 years 3 to 5 years (3 years preferred) … Read More

Watch this short video to learn what’s new with NIH RePORT, a database of currently funded NIH projects and other resources on NIH programs. NIH is continually working to make this website as user-friendly as possible so that you can locate strategic plans for specific disease areas, search for collaborators, and find out which study section is reviewings proposals similar to yours.

If you subscribe to the NIH RSS feed, you may have noticed that starting this week, administrative supplements are being communicated in the funding opportunity announcement (FOA) format, not in the traditional NIH notice format. In conjunction with the FOA format change, the NIH has begun accepting administrative supplements electronically. As originally described in NOT-OD-12-024, if the activity code of your parent award requires electronic submission, you may now submit your administrative supplement requests online, … Read More

The NIH Clinical Center seeks collaborative applications from intramural and extramural investigators for its 2012 Bench-to-Bedside Awards. Up to $135,000 per year for two years is up for grabs. Extramural PIs with an existing NIH grant are invited to initiate proposals in one of two ways: Extramural investigators may seek an intramural partner at NIH who would function as the project leader and serve as the point of contact. To identify an intramural collaborator, extramural … Read More

You’re invited to hear the latest information from NIH study sections at August’s Funding Focus. The workshop will take place Thursday, August 4, from 12 to 1 p.m. in Mac Hall 2201. OHSU faculty who have participated in recent study sections will share their experiences and answer questions about how to improve your NIH proposals. All faculty, researchers, students, and administrators are welcome to attend. Panel members will include: Doris Kretzschmar, PhD, Scientist, CROET Jonathan … Read More

The National Center for Research Resources (NCRR) seeks applications using the P40 mechanism for Animal and Biological Material Resource Centers (PAR-11-001). Centers can serve one of two purposes: (1) to provide support for special colonies of laboratory animals, or (2) to provide data, materials, tools, or services that support research projects on animal model systems. Centers will provide support and resources to the biomedical community locally, regionally, and nationally. To be considered competitive for this … Read More

Deadline: October 15, 2010 As part of an initiative to better understand and treat severe asthma, the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) seeks applications for the Severe Asthma Research Program (SARP). The program will consist of six Clinical Centers, a Clinical Coordinating Center, and a Steering Committee. SARP will develop a new paradigm for understanding severe asthma and its sub-phenotypes, in children and adults, by defining disease at the molecular and cellular level. … Read More

In its February newsletter, the NIH sent a reminder to investigators that all competing applications, including resubmissions, must use the new forms and follow the new page limits. For resubmissions sent to the NIH after January 25, 2010, you will need to update your original application’s Research Plan into a 6- or 12-page Research Strategy. During the first few application rounds with shortened page limits, NIH expects resubmission applications to have extensive changes that will … Read More