UF Research, in coordination with UF HR’s Training and Organizational Development group, presents a new and streamlined Faculty Stewardship course. This course is RSH500 – Faculty Stewardship. It replaces two courses that were previously required. RSH500 covers key concepts related to effort reporting and cost principles. Understanding these concepts aids researchers…
From September 22-30, 2022 Grants.gov, the federal-wide portal for accepting federal grant submissions will be offline. No federal proposals can be submitted during this time. Please note the following additional information: NIH due dates during this time will move to Monday, October 3, 2022. Additional information can be…
Beginning February 1, 2022, all new protocols and triennials must be submitted into goIACUC (myIACUC will no longer be receiving submissions). If you have a protocol expiring in the first quarter of 2022, it is highly recommend you start your renewal in goIACUC 90 days before expiration to allow…
Applicants applying to NIH funding opportunities with due dates on or after January 25, 2022 must use updated application forms and instructions identified with a Competition ID of “FORMS-G.” Key changes in the FORMS-G update include: Transition from DUNS to a unique entity identifier (UEI) issued by SAM.gov as the…
Updated: May 17, 2021 The NIH has announced a change to the format of the Biosketch and the content of Other Support The new NIH Biosketch and Other Support formats are changing. For deadlines on or after May 25, 2021, UF supports the use of the new biosketch and other…
NIH is targeting submission dates on or after January 25, 2022 for a new requirement that all Senior/Key Personnel on a grant application must enter a valid eRA Commons username (Commons ID) in the credential field. A valid eRA Commons username will be required to be entered in the “Credential,…
Reposted from the NIH Extramural Nexus newsletter October 21, 2020 Update: NIH Will Continue to Accept Preliminary Data as Post-Submission Material Through August/October 2021 Councils In recognition of the fact that COVID-19 may still be adversely affecting the ability of applicants to generate preliminary data, NIH will continue to accept…
The NIH continues to add new resources to their COVID-19: Information for NIH Applicants and Recipients of NIH Funding webpage. They hope they are helpful in navigating this unprecedented situation. Here is a summary of what’s new since the last Nexus: Updated infographic describing the peer review process…
Urgent public health measures are needed to control the spread of the novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) and the disease it causes, coronavirus disease 2019, or COVID-19. Scientific research to improve our understanding of the virus and how it causes disease, and to develop strategies to mitigate illness and death, is of…
The NIH is deeply concerned for the health and safety of people involved in NIH research, and about the effects on the biomedical enterprise in the areas affected by the HHS declared public health emergency for COVID-19. Due to the potential exceptional impact, we want to assure our recipient community…
