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- The NIH is replacing paper grant applications with electronic applications and has begun the transition to requiring electronic submission of grant applications. See NIH's Electronic Submission of Grant Applications
Funding
- Overview
- Funding Opportunities
- Funding Process
- Funded Research
- Clinical Research
- Policies & Guidelines
Policies & Guidelines
Updated March 2, 2015
Guidelines for Preparation of Specific Applications
Human Subject Related Guidance
Human Embryonic Stem Cell (hESC) Related Guidance
Animal Subject Related Guidance
Grant Guidelines
- Grantees Must Acknowledge Federal Funding
- Grant Funding Decisions
- Help for Investigators
- NIH Grants Process
- Review of Grant Applications
- Forms, Submission Dates, More
- NIH Public Access Policy
Post Award Administration Guidelines
- Carryover Requests
- No Cost Extensions
- Change of Grantee Institution (Transfers)
- Reduction in Effort Request for PI or other Senior/Key Personnel named in the Notice of Award (NoA)
Guidelines for Preparation of Specific Applications
- Clinical Research
- NIAMS Large Grant Policy for Applications with Budgets of $500,000 or More in any Grant Year
- NIAMS Administrative Guidelines for Diversity Supplements
- NIH Modular Research Grant Applications (R01, R03, R21, R34)
- Research Core Center Guidelines
- Centers for Research Translation (CORT) Guidelines
- Guidelines for Specialized Centers of Research on Sex and Gender Factors Affecting Women's Health
- Multidisciplinary Clinical Research Centers (MCRC) Guidelines
- Guidelines for NIH Sponsored and/or Supported Scientific Meetings and Conferences
Human Subject Related Guidance
- OER Human Subjects Web Site
- Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP)
- Human Subject Research Enhancement Awards (HSREA)
- Inclusion of Children Policy
- Inclusion of Women and Minorities as Participants in Research Involving Human Subjects Policy
Human Embryonic Stem Cell (hESC) Related Guidance
- NIH Stem Cell Information
- NIH Human Embryonic Stem Cell Registry — Summary of Requests
- NIH Human Embryonic Stem Cell Registry — Lines Eligible for Use
- Guidance Regarding Applications Proposing to Use hESC
- Restrictions on Use of Specific hESC Lines
