Title:\u00a0 IOHO (in our humble opinions): NIH Grant Tips, Experiences, & Review<\/p>\n
Speakers:\u00a0 Melissa Skala, Bob Webster, and Mike Miga<\/p>\n
Date: June 13, 2013<\/p>\n
Time: 11:50 social, noon seminar start<\/p>\n
Location: Stevenson Center 5326<\/p>\n
Abstract: This seminar will be an overview of grant-writing mechanisms, submission strategies, and understanding the process of review for federal funding associated with the National Institutes of Health.\u00a0 Dr. Skala is a K99\/R00 award winner (designed to transition post-docs into an independent faculty position) and will provide an overview of this type of award, other trainee mechanisms, as well as some strategies on writing a successful application.\u00a0 Dr. Webster (formerly a new investigator) has recently navigated the R01 Research Project Grant mechanism as a junior investigator to secure multiple awards.\u00a0\u00a0 His presentation will provide several case studies on the process of securing funding that he went through over the first 5 years of his faculty career. \u00a0He will focus on strategies (both written and unwritten tips and hints) for obtaining the two basic types of grants that most investigators submit to the NIH: R21 awards and R01 awards.\u00a0 Dr. Miga will conclude the presentation discussing the nature of NIH panel review.\u00a0 He is currently a charter member of the Biomedical Imaging Technology Study Section and has over a decade of review experience within multiple different mechanisms.\u00a0 Examples by the speakers will center primarily on engineering & medicine examples.<\/p>\n
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