The CSR uses about 0.3% of the NIH budget to review more than 66,000 applications, the agency said, while ICs cost about 300% more than the CSR to review grants.

Costs of Peer Review. According to the NIH’s announcement, CSR used 0.3 percent of the NIH’s Fiscal Year 2024 budget to review more than 66,000 applications; institute-based reviews cost an average of ...

Each year there are about 2,600 meetings involving some 28,000 scientists, doctors, administrators and other expert reviewers. Their decisions keep the NIH funding flowing to more than 300,000 ...

The NIH — the largest source of research funding in the United States — temporarily halted grant-review panels as it navigated Trump’s sweeping orders and a communications pause, plunging ...

In an effort to keep good peer reviewers coming back, the National Institutes of Health is letting "permanent" reviewers, who typically serve for four years on chartered study sections, submit their ...

Funding for new grants also slowed to a trickle after the NIH halted grant application review meetings in January. At Duke, NIH grant and contract award notices plummeted, dropping from 166 in ...

“For young career scientists like my bosses, these big NIH grants are really important for getting started,” she said. Catherine said she may reconsider her aspiration to pursue an MD-Ph.D. — a degree ...

The typical NIH grant pays a nearly 30% rate for indirect costs − about $9 billion of the NIH’s $35 billion in research grants in 2023. At Harvard and Yale, however, the rate approaches 70% .

So he went to the NIH Center for Scientific Review (CSR) — the body that oversees grant applications — and got access to the reviews of almost 19,000 proposals evaluated in 2005.

The grant was canceled after a change in NIH policy to not “prioritize research activities that focus on gaining scientific knowledge on why individuals are hesitant to be vaccinated and/or ...