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NIH announces stronger enforcement of closeout requirements

NIH recently issued Guide Notice NOT-OD-18-107 alerting the community that they are now strengthening enforcement of the longstanding closeout requirements.  The notice informs the community that, in accordance with the Grants Oversight and New Efficiency (GONE) Act and HHS policy, NIH will initiate unilateral closeout – i.e. closeout without receipt of acceptable final reports – […]

Changes for January 25, 2018 NIH Application Due Dates

Two major changes impact applications submitted for due dates on or after January 25, 2018. 1) Applicants are required to use FORMS-E. Wondering what this means for late applications or reviewers submitting under the continuous submission policies? See NIH Guide Notice NOT-OD-17-062  and referenced related announcements to learn more. See NIH Guide Notice NOT-OD-17-119 for the […]

Carryover and No Cost Extension Guidance

In some situations, where you have remaining unspent funds near the end of a project period, you can use appropriate justification to request a carryover of those funds into the next budget period or a no cost extension to your project period. Information on what carryovers and no cost extensions are, as well as how […]

Early- and Mid-Career Faculty Encouraged to Contact NIH to Express Interest in Next Generation Research Initiative

The Office of the Vice President and Associate Provost for Research encourages faculty who fall into Early Stage Investigator or Early Established Investigator categories to take advantage of the NIH’s new Next Generation Researchers Initiative. We recommend connecting with your program officers to discuss resubmitting proposals that were not funded and discussing new ideas that would be potentially fundable.

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