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Repost: Preferential Funding for First Submissions of NIH Grants

Category: Grantsmanship

I have a post I'm working on that references a topic I've been talking about on the blog for a long time. I was about to quote extensively from this one but I figured I'd just better repost the whole...

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Indirect Cost Snooping

Category: Ask DrugMonkey

All joking and prurient interest aside, it actually is very useful for newcomers to the NIH grant game to gain an appreciation not just for the topics and investigators that are funded by the NIH and its respective ICs but to know the size of the award as well.

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Paranoid Perceptions of Peer Perfidy

Category: Ask DrugMonkey

I tend to think that if you don't have at least one Bunny Hopper reviewing your bunny hopping grant you are sunk.

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Why R21s Stink A Lot

Category: Grantsmanship

A colleague of mine just sent me the following e-mail: Dear Comrade PhysioProf: I am reviewing an R21 A1 application that I did not review the original submission. The stupid fuckers who reviewed the original submission dinged the only cool...

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Your Grant in Review: Research Support

Category: Grantsmanship

Is the list exhaustive?

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Should retractions be listed on the academic CV?

Category: Conduct of Science

A comment on PhysioProf's recent post about a retracted paper raises an interesting issue. Do people list their retractions in their CVs? If so, is it career suicide? If not, would hiring committees or other panels that review CVs (like...

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PI Grant Support Survey: Does your institution provide grant experts?

Category: Careerism

"My office offers services to PIs to enhance and assist researchers with their research programs. My main task is to read and critique grant applications before they are submitted to funding agencies..." Geez, nice if you can get it.

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Don't let scientists off the hook quite so fast

Category: Conduct of Science

Uncertain Chad and Aunt Janet are making an error in their measured approaches to scientific outreach.

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CRISP is dead to me; Long live...

Category: Grantsmanship

A new search engine for combing through NIH funded projects.

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Repost: Peer Review: Friends and Enemies

Category: Grant Review

Heuristics for replying to criticism

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