On May 5, 2021 NIH released updated biosketch and other support format pages, required for use in JIT information and RPPRs with due dates and submissions on or after January 25, 2022. Other Support includes all resources whether paid or unpaid (foreign and domestic) made available to a researcher in support of and/or related to […]
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Summary Changes: 2022 NSF Biosketch Requirements
NSF-approved biographical sketch formats were updated to incorporate revisions in the 2022 PAPPG. New templates must be used for proposals submitted or due on or after October 4, 2021. Below is a summary of select changes. For comprehensive information refer to the following. NSF Biosketch guidelines, PAPPG Ch.II.C.2.f. NSF Biosketch Website – guidelines and most current PDF […]
Summary Changes: NIH 2022 Biosketch Template and Requirements
Effective January 25, 2022 NIH has required changes to biosketches. Below is a summary of key changes. For complete information, consult these NIH resources: NIH Biosketch Format webpage – instructions, templates, examples. Including, the *new* NIH Pre-award and Post-award Disclosures Relating to Biographical Sketch and Other Support Table. NIH Biosketch FAQs Summary of Key Changes […]
Tips for Using SciENcv to Create Biosketches, Current & Pending
See our new tipsheet for using SciENcv, and electronic tool to help you create Biosketches and Current & Pending documents.
Research Office Website on COVID-19 Available
The Washington University Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research has launched a new website with guidance and FAQs for research operations addressing the threat of COVID-19. Visit the Guidance for Researchers on COVID-19 for information from sponsors and WashU central offices. Topics include continuing human subjects research, animal care and use, submitting proposals, charging […]