What is a Type 4 NIH award?
What is a Type 4 NIH award?
NIH uses Research Supplements to support targeted groups of researchers. Type 4—Extension. An extension application requests an additional year of support beyond the previously awarded project period. Also referred to as a “continuation” application. These applications do not require external peer review.
What is a Type 2 NIH grant?
Type 2* Renewal. Initial request for additional funding for a period subsequent to that provided by a current award. Renewal applications compete for funding with all other peer reviewed applications and must be developed as fully as though the applicant is applying for the first time.
What do NIH award numbers mean?
Institute/Center Code: The code for the NIH Institute/Center (IC) associated with the grant. Serial Number: The unique number – assigned by the NIH Center for Scientific Research (CSR)- identifying the specific application. Support Year: Indicates the current year of support (e.g., an 01 support year is a new grant)
What are the types of NIH grants?
The NIH has categorized grant types into series:
- Research Grants (R series)
- Career Development Awards (K series)
- Research Training and Fellowships (T & F series)
- Program Project/Center Grants (P series)
- Resource Grants (various series)
- Trans-NIH Programs.
- Inactive Programs (Archive)
What is a NIH U Grant?
U01. Research Project Cooperative Agreement. Supports discrete, specified, circumscribed projects to be performed by investigator(s) in an area representing their specific interests and competencies. Used when substantial programmatic involvement is anticipated between the awarding Institute and Center.
What is an NIH R24?
R24. Research Projects. Resource-Related Research Projects. To support research projects that will enhance the capability of resources to serve biomedical research.
Why was my grant not discussed?
“Not Discussed” means that, when the study section met to award scores, your grant never entered the conversation. The members didn’t like it, but they didn’t hate it, either, because all but three of them didn’t read it. Those three initial reviewers decided that your work wasn’t worth the study section’s time.
What is a non competing grant?
A request for funding for subsequent budget periods of a grant within an awarded project period. The recommended funding level for each subsequent year was set in the initial award and therefore is not an open competition for funding. A Non-Competing Renewal, also known as a Continuation.
How do I read my NIH award number?
The grant year number (01, 02, etc.) is preceded by a dash to separate it from the serial number; e.g., AI 12345-02 or CA 00900-04. The grant year number is increased by one for each succeeding renewal year. Thus, the 04 year suffix in the example above identifies a grant in its fourth year.
How do I read my NIH project number?
Understanding NIH Grant Numbers
- The grant number is composed of the following parts: Example: 5 R01 HL123451-01A1. Application Type Code (5)
- Application type is the first digit on an application identification number:
- Activity code is the 3-digit identifier of an award type, e.g., R01 is a research project grant.
