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NEW NIH R01 GRANT APPLICATION 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.
The agency’s short-form application uses a series of special forms you will use for this purpose. In addition, there are two types of budget proposals that you can submit:
Must-have, step-by-step expert guidance includes:
- Does your budget match your Research Plan? If it doesn’t, you could be sending up a red flag
- Underbidding your research could wind up hurting you later … what the experts have to say about “bargain” science
- Avoid the “ambitious” title — how to use your budget to show you’re serious about your proposal
- Modular budgets are very popular, but they have their limitations
- Effort reporting defines your personnel justification; make sure you nail it the first time
LIMITED-TIME OFFER: Purchase this 34-pg. Special Report in digital (PDF) format at the special rate of $99 (reg. price $199). For a print version, please add $20 more.
This Special Report is a part of the "NIH R01 Grant Application" Mentor: An Instructional Manual. See below for more information.
"NIH R01 Grant Application" Mentor: An Instructional Manual
This unique manual coaches you on how to optimally prepare the vital components of your R01 grant application in full compliance with the new rules and formats.
Limited-Time Offer!
Purchase the entire manual in PDF format for only $399 (reg. price $599). The manual includes all sections highlighted below. Or, choose only the individual sections you need for $99 each.
The Manual includes the below sections:
- Section 1: Preparation: What Every PI Should Know Before You Start Applying
- Section 2: Successfully Use Your Biosketch and Abstract to Define Your Project and Your Qualifications
- Section 3: Prove Your Environment Supports Your Research
- Section 4: Research Plan: Make the Most of Your Significance, Innovation, Approach and Overall Impact
- Section 5: Modular and Detailed Budget Strategies That Support Your Proposal
- Section 6: Tactics for Submitting a Winning Proposal
- Section 7: Understand NIH's Review Process and Your Role in It
For more detailed information on this NIH R01 Manual, please click here.
The informational products above are brought to you as training tools by the Principal Investigators Association, which is an independent organization. The products presented and their contents are not connected with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) or the National Science Foundation (NSF), nor are they endorsed by these agencies. All views expressed are those personally held by the author and are not official government policies or opinions.
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