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7/8/2010 - What Can SRSP Do for You



 For the Investigator

A strong application takes time to assemble, generally requiring 3 to 6 months of preparation. If successful, it takes another 9 months to receive funding. Contact the SRSP office early in the process so that we can help you search for funding, develop the project budget, and help with the administrative aspects of the application. As you write your proposal, abstract, scientific aims, and research methodology, we will review and edit the text to ensure your aims are defined and that they will answer questions that may arise for a reviewer.

Sponsored Research Support Program Resources 

  • SRSP Budget Policy
  • SRSP Monthly Funding Bulletin
  • SRSP Presentations


NIH Resources

  • Annotated R01 Grant Application
  • How to Plan an NIH Grant
  • NIH Advice for New Investigators
    New Investigator
  • Common Mistakes in NIH Grants
  • Grant Writing Basics
  • Preparing an NIH Grant
  • eRA Commons
  • Electronic Submission Training
  • Electronic Submission of Grant
  • Quick Guide for NIH Grants
  • Resources for Grants and Contracts
  • Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP)
  • How to Write a Human Subjects Application
  • NIH Office of Budget

 

Peer Review Information
What happens to your grant application: A primer for new applicants.

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