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Nov192009

Changes to NIH application guidelines post 12/31/2009

DateNovember 19, 2009 at 12:35

For those of you with plans to submit NIH applications post 01/25/2010, then NOT-OD-09-149 is for you! I find these notices difficult to read and am starting my list here of key info I need to refer to about this process. Disucssion is welcome.

Application Sections with New Page Limits Table

Details of Application Changes (Highly Detailed Description of Changes, Most Useful) [PDF]

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