Selected Pages From the NIH Grant Cycle

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You can find more detailed information about writing your application and related topics on these and related pages of the NIH Grant Cycle.

• Applications Are Assigned to an Institute and IRG
• Basic Layout of Initial Peer Review
• Balance the Technical and Nontechnical
• Don't Propose Too Much or Be Too Innovative
• Consider Requesting an Institute and Study Section
• Create a Solid Hypothesis
• Think About Scope, Amount, and Effort
• How Funding Is Decided
• How to Submit Electronically on Time
• Know These Review Problems and Solutions
• Know What a Summary Statement Means
• Part 5. Research Plan and Part 6. Other Application Sections in the NIH Grant Cycle: Application to Renewal
• Percentiles Indicate Relative Rank
• Plan and Organize Effectively
• Primary and Secondary Reviewers Make Your Case
• Second-Level Review Is a Smaller Hurdle
• Part 11b. Not Funded, Reapply
• How to Submit Electronically on Time

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