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The annual Camille Mrozowksi Award for Service Excellence in Research was established to honor a beloved colleague who embodied optimism, compassion, enthusiasm and a special care taken in her support

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...

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...

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,...

The Office of Research & Sponsored Projects (ORSP) has announced the ORSP Deadline Policy coming January 6, 2020. In preparation, we would like to take a few minutes to underscore the highlights...

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...

Did you know that it was reported by the National Research Council of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine that 90% of all science and engineering publications are co-...

Through the Biosketch, investigators have the opportunity to showcase their suitability to serve as a principal investigator or co-investigator on a competitive research grant. The Personal Statement...

If your NIH grant is eligible for renewal (R03s and R21s are not, for example, but many R01s are—check the FOA and talk a program officer), you will want to start planning your application well...