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This workshop aims to provide valuable information on the NIH Small Grant Program (R03), designed to support small research projects that can be conducted within two years and with limited resources. The program funds pilot studies, secondary data analyses, small self-contained projects, methodology development, and new research technology. Maximum funding is $50,000 per year, with specific application requirements including a project summary, narrative, and budget justification. Important contacts for guidance and proposal management are also provided.
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Nih small grant program (R03) Workshop:Administrative Summary Mindy Solivan
What is the Small Grant Program (R03)? • The aim is to “support small research projects that can be carried out in a short period of time with limited resources.” • Type of projects funded by the R03 mechanism include (but are not limited to): • Pilot or feasibility studies • Secondary analysis of existing data • Small, self-contained research projects • Development of research methodology • Development of new research technology
Things to note • Maximum budget period: 2 years • R03 cannot be renewed • One resubmission is allowed • Maximum budget request: $50,000 direct costs per year • Preliminary data not required but may be included if available. • A doctoral student may not apply for an R03 grant to support thesis or dissertation research.
Application Documents • Standard required documents* • Project Summary (limited to 30 lines of text) • Project Narrative (limited to 2-3 sentences) • Facilities and Other Resources • Equipment • Biosketchesfor all Key personnel (limited to 4 pages per person) • Specific Aims (limit 1 page) • Research Strategy (limit 6 pages) • References • Human Subjects Documents (if applicable) • Vertebrate Animals document (if applicable) • Resource Sharing Plan • Budget Justification *NOTE: The page limits listed are for Parent R03mechanisms. Page limitations and requirements may vary depending on the specific funding opportunity announcement. Please work with your proposal manager to determine the appropriate page limitations.
Participating Institutes and Centers Note: Not all ICs accept Parent R03 Applications. • FIC, NCATS, NCCAM, NCI, NEI, NHLBI, NIAMS, NIDCD, NIDCR, NIDDK, NIGMS, NLM, ORIP (these ICs have their own R03 specific funding opportunities – please see their IC specific websites for more details) • NIMHD does not use the R03 mechanism
Important ORC Information • Contact your Proposal Manager at ORC when you decide you want to apply. • The Proposal Manager responsibilities: • Help develop budget • Complete grants.gov application package • Review final proposal for compliance • Submit completed application package • Research Development: • Editorial assistance / Guidelines review • Optional Red Team Review • Identifying additional funding opportunities • Identifying potential collaborators
Thank you… Mindy Solivan, CRA Proposal Manager Office of Research & Commercialization 12201 Research Parkway Orlando, 32833 Phone: 407-882-0262 Email: Mindy.Solivan@ucf.edu Joshua Roney Proposal Development Coordinator Office of Research & Commercialization Phone: 407-882-0007 Email: jroney@ucf.edu Madhavi (Maddy) Chokshi Information Specialist Office of Research & Commercialization Phone: 407-882-1141 Email: mchokshi@ucf.edu