Get answers to common questions about steps to take once an application has gone through the review process. Use the links above to quickly navigate to a section on this page.
How do I know if my application will be funded?
The only way to definitively know if an application will be funded is through a Notice of Award. However, applicants are encouraged to use the information below to gauge their potential for funding.
To ensure that your application is considered for the ESI extended R01 payline, make sure your degree information is current and accurate in the "Education" section of your eRA commons personal profile.
When will I know the definitive funding decision?
This depends on a number of factors highlighted below. Be aware that while NINDS aims to issue awards by project start dates, there instances in which this may not always be feasible.
Learn more about funding decisions by reviewing the application process overview.
Who can I contact with further questions?
When seeking additional information about the status of your award, it is usually best to start with the business official in the sponsored research office at your institution. Post review, your main point of contact is the Program Officer (PO) assigned to your application. The name of your PO is listed on your summary statement and within eRA Commons. Your PO can help you assess whether your application is likely to be funded, advise you on whether you should revise and resubmit, and provide an idea of when you might expect to receive your award.
What to do if my application is unlikely to be funded?
If your application seems unlikely to be funded, consider the options below.