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The Grant Services and Analysis office, part of the UMMS Office of Research, has released an updated version of the Grant Proposal Sampler (level 2 required).The repository features examples of...

The process of planning and developing a large-scale proposal is challenging, and identifying resources throughout the university to support these complex projects can be an additional hurdle for...

The Medical School Office of Research recently launched the New Research Faculty Route Map, a web tool that offers helpful hints specifically tailored to researchers new to U-M.

R01 Boot Camp is an intensive mentorship program designed to help early career faculty receive their first NIH Research Project Grants (R01, or equivalent). The U-M Medical School Office of Research...

If you are submitting an NIH grant application on or before May 7, 2022 (for the August/October 2022 Council round) and your research productivity has been negatively affected by the pandemic, the...

On January 11, the Office of the Vice President for Research on central campus hosted a town hall discussing international engagements in research, and compliance with federal regulations and...

Former University of Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler gave the now famous speech to his Wolverines, saying, “No man is more important than the team…” And that same sentiment is being promoted...

As the restful summer is coming to the end, many of you are starting to plan the work in the fall, including grant applications. A grant season (October – November) coincides with the school year’s...

Why are we revisiting this now? The NIH recently announced that beginning with grant receipt dates on or after January 25, 2020, applicants for individual fellowship and career development awards,...

You have identified a funding opportunity, and you have planned an innovative and exciting research project that you wish to pursue with a key collaborator. How do you know if a multiple-PI...