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The NIH peer review process

The NIH peer review process. The NIH Peer Review Process. NIH Regional Seminars 2019. Sally A. Amero, Ph.D. Amy Wernimont Ph.D. NIH Review Policy Officer Scientific Review Officer Extramural Research Integrity Liaison Officer IMST IRG

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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

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Current Directions in NIEHS Extramural Programs

Current Directions in NIEHS Extramural Programs. J. Patrick Mastin, Ph.D. Chief, Cellular, Organs, and Systems Pathobiology Branch Division of Extramural Research & Training NIEHS. mastin@niehs.nih.gov 919-541-3289. Overview. NIH Grants Process NIEHS Strategic Plan

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The NIH Peer Review Process

The NIH Peer Review Process. NIH Regional Seminars 2019. Sally A. Amero, Ph.D. Amy Wernimont Ph.D. NIH Review Policy Officer Scientific Review Officer Extramural Research Integrity Liaison Officer IMST IRG Office of Extramural Research Center for Scientific Review

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Preparing Grant Applications

Preparing Grant Applications. Chandra M. Mehrotra, Ph.D. The College of St. Scholastica. NIH Review Criteria. Significance : ability of the project to improve health. Approach : feasibility of your methods and appropriateness of the budget. Innovation : originality of your approach.

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National Institutes of Health

National Institutes of Health. National Institutes of Health. Much of the biomedical research in the United States is supported by the Federal Government, primarily the National Institutes of Health (NIH). U. S. Department of Health and Human Services. The Secretary Deputy Secretary.

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Seminar on Grant Writing

Randy Gollub , MD PhD Psychiatrist, Massachusetts General Hospital Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School Why N How, 04/ 28 /2014 With thanks to Professor Scott Lukas, PhD, McLean Hospital for materials on content development . Seminar on Grant Writing .

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The NIH Peer Review Process

The NIH Peer Review Process. NIH Regional Seminars 2014. Sally A. Amero, Ph.D. Dana Plude, Ph.D. NIH Review Policy Officer Biobehavioral and Behavioral Processes IRG National Institutes of Health NIH Center for Scientific Review. NIH Peer Review.

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Significance Why is Your Research Important?

Significance Why is Your Research Important?. AATS Grant Writing Workshop March 8, 2013 Jennifer S. Lawton, M.D. Professor of Surgery Cardiothoracic Surgery Washington University School of Medicine. Outline. P age limits Research Strategy components

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Integration of exercise sciences research: Achieving a balance between reductionist versus integrative approaches

Integration of exercise sciences research: Achieving a balance between reductionist versus integrative approaches. Frank W. Booth, Ph.D. Center for the Cessation of Inactivity-related Diseases University of Missouri.

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Writing a successful grant

Writing a successful grant. Nicholas O. Davidson, MD Professor of Medicine, Director, Divison of Gastroenterology, Washington University School of Medicine. AGA, Academic Skills Workshop, March 2006. General Principles of Grant Writing. Preparation Application Review process

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NIH K Awards

NIH K Awards Office of Proposal Development Phyllis McBride, Ph.D. p-mcbride@tamu.edu April 21, 2006 Office of Proposal Development Unit of the Vice President for Research Supports faculty in the development and writing of research and educational proposals Center-level initiatives

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Preparing a Grant Application: Steps to Success

Preparing a Grant Application: Steps to Success Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Shelley Benjamin & Karen Rudzinski Division of Research Education, OEREP training@ahrq.gov Overview Getting Started Application processes Application strategies Getting Started

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SELECTING LITERATURE An Evidence-Based Medicine Approach

B+JD Young Investigators Initiative May 13-15, 2005. SELECTING LITERATURE An Evidence-Based Medicine Approach. Kurt P. Spindler, MD Professor & Vice Chair, Orthopaedics Director, Vanderbilt Sports Medicine & Ortho PCC Head Team Physician, Vanderbilt University. Why EBM Select Literature?.

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NIH Mentored Career Development Awards (K Series) Part 4

NIH Mentored Career Development Awards (K Series) Part 4. Thomas Mitchell, MPH Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics University of California San Francisco. Research Plan. A. Specific Aims B. Background and Significance C. Preliminary Studies D. Research Design and Methods.

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Sections of a standard grant proposal:

Sections of a standard grant proposal:. Emphasis on Specific Aims. Deborah Bowen, PhD Professor and Chair Community Health Sciences Director Prevention Research Center. Roberta F. White, PhD Professor and Chair Environmental Health

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Revising For Maths

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