'Nih institute' diaporamas de présentation

Training Objectives

Training Objectives Prepare you to plan for data collection and analysis by using the ASA Data Collection Plan Discuss various ways to display and analyze data Describe how to construct various graphs as they apply to the ASA Template Review the basics of creating charts using Excel

1.83k views • 122 slides

Getting Started as a New Investigator

Getting Started as a New Investigator Anthony Carter, Ph.D. Program Director NIGMS/NIH/DHHS CarterA@nigms.nih.gov April 27, 2009 Who is a New Investigator? Has not previously served as PI on any PHS grant Exceptions: R00, R03, R15, R21 or mentored K awards

1.32k views • 45 slides

Award Life Cycle

Award Life Cycle. Pre-Award Basics. Grants. A grant is a type of financial assistance awarded to an organization for the conduct of research or other program as specified in an approved proposal. For an award to be considered a grant, it will contain the following elements:

553 views • 26 slides

WRITING A GRANT AS A YOUNG INVESTIGATOR

344 views • 24 slides

Career Development: Overview of the NIH

Career Development: Overview of the NIH. Ralph Nitkin, Ph.D. -National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research (NCMRR) -National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) -National Institutes of Health (NIH). Research is very different from Clinical Treatment.

307 views • 15 slides

Partnering with the NIH

Partnering with the NIH. NIH has 27 Institutes and Centers Each Institute/Center has a mission. If your grant application is to be successful, one of these institutes/centers must be convinced that funding your application will help advance its mission .

160 views • 7 slides

CCAF Business Meeting

CCAF Business Meeting. New Members Membership/Website Spring Cleaning AACI/CCAF Fall Meeting Feedback from last meeting Genomics Partnerships/Consortiums: Integration of Successful Models Telemedicine Shared Resource Prioritization Language Training for Program Leaders

138 views • 4 slides