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Submit Your Unfunded Grant Proposals to OnPAR
Submit your work to the Online Partnership to Accelerate Research (OnPAR), an opportunity providing second chances to grant applications which are turned down by funding agencies.
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Becoming a Peer Reviewer for NIH: Four Ways to Engage
There are a few simple ways to bring your research expertise and interest in serving as a peer reviewer to the attention of Scientific Review Officers at NIH.
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NIH Releases Adolescent Brain Development Data to Scientists
NIH has released an enormous dataset of high-quality baseline data on a large sample of 9-and-10-year-old children, including basic participant demographics, assessments of physical and mental health, substance use, culture and environment, neurocognition, tabulated structural and functional neuroimaging data, and minimally processed brain images, as well as biological data such as pubertal hormones.
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Get the Inside Scoop on Federal Research Funding at the 30th APS Annual Convention
At the 30th APS Annual Convention, get the inside scoop on government programs that support psychological science research.
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Scientists Hate the NIH’s New Rules for Experimenting on Humans
This week, after almost a decade of work, some new rules go into effect for researchers funded by NIH. If they’re using human beings in their experiments, most of them now have to register their methodologies on a government-built website, clinicaltrials.gov.
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“All About Grants” Podcast a Valuable Resource for NIH Grant Applicants
NIH’s “All About Grants” podcast series covers a range of topics relevant to psychological scientists in short segments.
