Budgeting Your Research: Budget
StrategiesThat Support Your NIH Proposal
NIH R01 PACK: SPECIAL REPORT + ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
One of the most challenging questions posed by the NIH short form is, “How much money do you think you need to do the proposed work?” This open-ended inquiry can be a minefield for PIs who’ve struggled with the budget section before.
If you indicate a number on the lower end, the reviewers may think you can’t plan adequately or accommodate unforeseen setbacks. If you’re number seems too high, the panel may think you’re trying to “game the system.” So exactly, how do you determine your budget, and what do you say about it?
Increase your NIH funding chances by taking advantage of this unique informational pack:
New NIH R01 Grant Special Report: Modular and Detailed Budget Strategies That Support Your Proposal This may sound rather elementary, but when applying for an NIH grant, you have to know how much money you will need to complete your research. Therefore, you will use the budget and associated justifications to present and support all the expenses required to achieve your proposal’s objectives. Must-have, step-by-step expert guidance inside this 34-pg special report includes:
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60-Minute On-Demand Webinar: Budgeting Your Research: Budget Strategies That Support Your NIH Proposal This number-crunching Webinar will highlight the differences between modular and detailed budgets and reveal how to balance NIH wants and needs with your institution’s requirements. You’ll learn how to write budget justifications and estimate expenses. And find out the NIH rules on allowed amounts. 5 Key Take-Aways:
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