Differences in review of NIH grant applications vs. manuscripts (April 17, 2024)

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Note: This video was recorded on April 17, 2024. Some material may be outdated.


0:00 - Introduction

3:23 - Presentation: Differences in review (and therefore writing!) of NIH grant applications vs. manuscripts with Agnella Izzo Matic

29:03 - Question 1: Do you have resources for students new to this NIH process and are thinking of applying for an NF31?

30:05 - Question 2: Will the K01 parent announcement be renewed?

30:43 - Question 3: Can you comment on the simplified framework?

31:19 - Question 4: While we know that manuscript writing style generally does not lead to success in grant proposals, what about the opposite?

33:17 - Question 5: If I submit an RO1 this cycle in the current formatting, will I need to resubmit in the new formatting in the 2025 cycle?

34:18 - Question 6: Do you have an R52 course in the library?

34:40 - Final remarks


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Agnella Izzo Matic, PhD, CMPP is a medical writer and certified medical publication professional. She has written over 60 peer-reviewed manuscripts of all different types. In 2012, Agnella (on-YEL-la) founded AIM Biomedical LLC to help small pharmaceutical and medical device companies communicate about their new data and products, while ensuring they are doing it clearly, to the right audiences, and in compliance with ethical practices of the field. A native of Connecticut, Agnella earned her BE in biomedical engineering from Vanderbilt University and PhD in biomedical engineering from Northwestern University. She is a member of the American Medical Writers Association and the International Society of Medical Publication Professionals. Find out more at aimbiomedical.com.


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