The NIH released a notice on December 19 indicating that all Department of Health and Human Services agencies will be acting under a continuing resolution through Jan. 19, 2018. (Note that Congress...
NIH recently released their annual web reports, success rates, and NIH Data Book for fiscal year 2016. In a February 3 blog post, NIH Deputy Director for Extramural Research, Michael Lauer,...
NIH has released an updated application guide that includes two significant policy changes effective Jan. 25, 2017. 1) As we reported earlier this year, most appendix materials for applications...
The NIH has developed a new portal to information about how scientific workforce diversity is promoted and supported in extramural programs. The website focuses on four main areas: Background...
You're invited to hear a panel discussion with OHSU faculty who are currently serving on NIH study sections to learn about best practices for grant writing--and especially what they're seeing in...
The NIH is the largest funder of clinical trials in the U.S., investing over $3 billion each year. Standards for scientific rigor and ethical oversight must be exceptionally high because the health...
Have you ever wondered what goes on inside an NIH Study Section and what's most important to reviewers? The NIH Center for Scientific Review is hosting a series of online briefings in November and...
Coming this fall, you will see changes to application instructions for NIH grant applications. Advances in science are built upon previous observations and findings: that's why replication and...
In recent months, NIH has issued requests for information on various initiatives, resources, and ongoing projects. On April 2, Jon Lorsch, director of the National Institute of General Medical...
In case you haven't heard, Harold Varmus, M.D., announced yesterday that he will be stepping down from his position as director of NIH's National Cancer Institute, effective Mar. 31, 2015. Varmus has...