VIRTUAL TRAINING
WEBINAR TRAINING
This convenient and repeatable training is for faculty, trainees, and research administrative staff at qualified institutions who want to assess their understanding of the NIH grant writing process. It is helpful for those requiring a cursory review and anyone needing additional, more in-depth training. Topics will change monthly, and news updates and timely content will be provided as needed.
About Our Webinars:
We encourage you to share information about our webinars with your colleagues. As a registrant, you will receive email reminders and a link to the video recording. Recordings are posted on our YouTube channel and website. While we do not offer continuing education credits for attending, our Center remains a free source for training, consulting, and information related to the NIH SuRE R16 program.
NOVEMBER
FACULTY
R01, R21 & R03 NIH Funding Opportunities: Pros and Cons
Wed, Nov. 20, 3:00-4:00 PM Eastern
60-min plus live Q&A
The R01, R21 and R03 are the three most common NIH Research Project Grants (RPGs). The R01 is considered the “gold standard” of NIH grants. The small R03 and exploratory/developmental R21 grants should not be considered as “mini-R01s” but rather serve a specific purpose for investigators. Our presenter has had multiple R01 and R21 grants and extensive experience reviewing these types of grant applications and will provide:
- A basic overview of the R01, R21 and R03 funding opportunities, including the difference between Parent Announcements (investigator-initiated) and Program Announcements/Request for Applications (PAs/RFAs).
- Important differences between the R01, R21 and R03 funding opportunities.
- Whether the R01, R21 or R03 is the right funding opportunity for your project.
DECEMBER
FACULTY
Finding Funding Opportunities: Strategies and Approaches
Mon, Dec. 9, 2:00-3:00 PM Eastern
60-min plus live Q&A
Join us for an updated session on best practices for finding, vetting, and reviewing funding opportunities so that you can develop maximally responsive research proposals. We'll cover:
- How to find suitable opportunities for your research, with a review of different search tools available.
- How to evaluate and interpret opportunities, with a focus on locating and understanding:
- Deadlines and timelines
- Funding amounts and restrictions
- Eligibility considerations
- Application instructions and evaluation criteria
- Strategies for sharing and circulating opportunities within your institution.
- Trends to look out for.
