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Research Resources
and Funding
Opportunities
From the NIH
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National Institutes of Health
(NIH)
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NIH Commons
- The Electronic Research Administration (ERA) Commons is a virtual
meeting place where NIH extramural grantee organizations, grantees, and
the public can receive and transmit information about the administration
of biomedical and behavioral research. The ERA Commons is divided into
both unrestricted and restricted portions that provide for public and
confidential information, respectively.
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NIH Public
Access Policy Information - Power
Point describing the process for publication in PubMed
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NIH Policy
on Instruction in Responsible Conduct in Research - The NIH recently issued a
notice updating their policy on instruction in the responsible conduct of
research. The notice applies to all NIH Institutional Research Training
Grants, Individual Fellowship Awards, Career Development Awards
(Institutional and Individual), Research Education Grants, Dissertation
Research Grants, or other grant programs with a training component that
requires instruction in responsible conduct of research.
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PHS 398 Form
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PHS 2590
Form
Grant Writing for NIH
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Grant Writing Tips from NIH
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NIH Information for New Investigators - Currently,
NIH encourages new investigators to self-identify by checking a box on
the electronic grant application form, so that they can be given special
consideration. Peer reviewers are instructed to focus more on the
proposed approach than on the track record, and to expect less
preliminary data than would be provided by an established investigator.
In addition, many NIH institutes and centers give new investigators
special consideration in their selection for funding, and in some cases
provide five years of support instead of the four that is the NIH average
duration for a grant.
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Useful
Center for Scientific Review (CSR) Handouts for New Applicants
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Insider’s Guide to Peer Review for Applicants
- To help new and established applicants submit better applications, the
Center for Scientific Review (CSR) asked six current and retired study
section chairs to share their personal insights on what makes a good NIH
grant application. Read what they said here.
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NIH Peer
Review Revealed - CSR has produced a series of videos to give
you an inside look at how scientists from across the country review NIH
grant applications for scientific and technical merit. New and
established applicants will find insights and understanding that can
empower them to improve the applications and increase their chances for
receiving a more positive review.
Other Resources
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Health
Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Electronic Handbooks (EHBs)
tutorial videos
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LSUHSC-NO Office of Environmental Health and Safety
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LSUHSC-NO Office of Compliance Programs
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How to Report Non-Compliance
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LA Board of
Regents, Office of Sponsored Programs
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LSUHSC-NO Division of Animal Care
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LSUHSC-NO
Office of Technology Management - The primary responsibility of
the Office of Technology Management is to facilitate the research
enterprise. Specifically, the office assists faculty, staff, and
students whose research leads to inventions with the process of
transferring significant novel intellectual property from the laboratory
to the market place. Inventors are strongly encouraged to disclose
inventions to the Office of Technology Management before submitting
manuscripts for publishing.
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National Science Foundation
(NSF)
- New
Orleans Bioinnovation Center - The Center is a
technology business incubator that aims to stimulate bioscience
entrepreneurship in the New Orleans area. Its mission is to assist
in the development of biotechnology-related companies looking to
commercialize technologies from Greater New Orleans area
universities, including LSU Health Sciences Center, Tulane Health
Sciences Center, the University of New Orleans and Xavier
University.
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LSUHSC Office of Sponsored Projects Manual ─
Post Award
Funding Opportunities
(Electronic Search and Notification Services)
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Grants.gov
- This site allows organizations
and individuals to electronically find and apply for competitive grant
opportunities from all Federal grant-making agencies.
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GrantsNet - A searchable database of
funding opportunities in biomedical research and science education. It
contains programs that offer training and research funding for graduate
and medical students, postdoctoral fellows, faculty. Special tools and
resources allow customization of searches, provide updates on latest
trends in research and education funding, and provide information on
writing grant applications.
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GrantForward - GrantForward is a searchable
database of science funding opportunities offered by government agencies
and private foundations. This service will also automatically
provide by email the results of a daily, weekly or monthly search of your
selected key words against the GrantForward database. This subscription
service is supported by the Chancellor’s Office and is free to LSUHSC-NO
users.
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LaSmarts and Spin - LaSmarts provides
daily funding opportunity alerts by email based on your keyword
selection. SPIN allows searches of the InfoEd International
database for science funding opportunities. These services are
provided free through support of the LA Board of Regents.
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