NIH seeks input on research rewards before Aug. 19 deadline
NIH is asking how replication, data sharing, mentorship and public impact should count alongside publications, citations and grant totals.
NIH is asking how replication, data sharing, mentorship and public impact should count alongside publications, citations and grant totals.
NIH’s new funding framework keeps peer review central but moves away from fixed paylines, giving institute directors more discretion over grant awards.
New allegations involving federally supported biomedical and behavioral research now follow revised HHS rules on misconduct, evidence, timelines and protections.
NIH is seeking public input on ways to reward rigorous, reusable biomedical research, but the request does not change current grant or promotion rules.