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NINDS PODCAST SEASON 2 | EPISODE 1
Plan Before You Build
Our grantee guests share insight on how to choose the right funding announcement and NIH institute, how to approach the different components of the application, how to involve their mentors in the process, and other great advice!
Program Directors (sometimes called Program Officers) are the main NIH point of contact for NINDS applicants/grantees. NINDS Program Directors are scientists who administer NINDS’s scientific programs, oversee grant portfolios, contribute to research priority setting, and assist grant applicants interested in applying for research opportunities.
View some of the available NIH application writing resources and information on the basics of planning your application.
View active requests for applications (RFAs) and program announcements (PAs) using the NINDS Funding Opportunities Search Tool.
Refer and/or introduce you to program staff that lead relevant funding opportunities or NOSIs.
Inform about relevant initiatives in another Institute/center.
Inform about requesting assignment to an Institute/center or study section.
Clarify NIH and NINDS requirements regarding human subjects, vertebrate animals, rigor and transparency, data sharing in research, and other policies.
It is also important for you to inform your Program Director about upcoming publications and share information about other products of your research, including datasets, patents, etc.
To locate an NINDS Program Director:
Use one of these tools to find a program director:
By using a decision-tree and answering a few questions
By matching your research keywords within NINDS Program Director portfolios
By matching your research keywords across NIH