Introduction to the NIH Grants System NIH Grants System & Division of Cancer Biology New Grantee Workshop, 2015
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Introduction to the NIH Grants System
NIH Grants System &Division of Cancer Biology
New Grantee Workshop, 2015
• The National Institutes of Health:Grants Process Basics
• The National Cancer Institute: Organization and Budget
• Scientific & Grants Management Personnel You Should Know• The Division of Cancer Biology:
Organization and Programmatic Roles
Administration forChildren and Families
(ACF)
Administration forChildren and Families
(ACF)
Food and DrugAdministration
(FDA)
Food and DrugAdministration
(FDA)
Health Resourcesand Services
Administration(HRSA)
Health Resourcesand Services
Administration(HRSA)
The SecretaryThe Secretary
Administration onAging(AoA)
Administration onAging(AoA)
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
(CMS)
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
(CMS)
Indian HealthServices
(IHS)
Indian HealthServices
(IHS)
Centers for Disease Controland Prevention
(CDC)
Centers for Disease Controland Prevention
(CDC)
Substance Abuse andMental Health Services
Administration(SAMHSA)
Substance Abuse andMental Health Services
Administration(SAMHSA)
Agency for ToxicSubstances andDisease Registry
(ATSDR)
Agency for ToxicSubstances andDisease Registry
(ATSDR)
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
National Institutesof Health
(NIH)
National Institutesof Health
(NIH)
Source: http://www.hhs.gov/budget
Sylvia Mathews Burwell
NIH is an agency within the U.S. Departmentof Health and Human Services (DHHS)
(~1 Trillion)
(~$30 Billion)
The National Institutes of Health
Source: http://www.nih.gov
Office of the Director
ANIA NIAID
NEINIDCDIDCD
NHGRI
NIAMS
NIDCR NIEHS
NIGMS NINDS NINRNINR
NCMHD
CC CIT
NIDCR
(Angela Ng)
The NIH Grant Application Cycle
Center for Scientific Review
Study Section
Institute
Advisory Councils and Boards
Institute Director
Assign to SS
Review for Scientific Merit
Evaluate for Relevance
Recommends ActionAllocates Funds
InvestigatorInitiatesResearch Idea
SubmitsApplication to NIH
Assign to Institute
Takes Action
Office Of Grants
Administration
ConductsResearch
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Source: http://opa.faseb.org/pages/Publications/washingtonupdate.htm
Appropriations: Funding The NIH
The NIH budget is specified by Congress through a yearly appropriations bill which is signed into law by the President.
Provides each IC with specific funds to carry out their respective programs and missions.
The fiscal year begins October 1.
NIH Budget Allocation by Institute/Center 2014
$30.1 Billion
R01Fundable Range = 9 %Success Rate = 14.8%
R01Payline = 12 %Success Rate = 16.8%
NCI16.3%
NIAID
14.5%
NHLBI9.9%
NIGMS7.8%
Source- NIH Reporter
• The National Institutes of Health:Grants Process Basics
• The National Cancer Institute: Organization and Budget
• Scientific & Grants Management Personnel You Should Know• The Division of Cancer Biology:
Organization and Programmatic Roles
● Intramural Program Research in NCI laboratories.
● Extramural Program Supports the research of non-Federal scientists in universities, medical schools,hospitals, and research institutions throughout the country and abroad.
The National Cancer Institute
Source: http://www.cancer.gov/researchandfunding
Research Project Grants 41.8%
Intramural Research16.9%
Research Mgmt & Support 7.6%
NCI Budget Allocation (2013)
~75% of the NCI budget goes to the
extramural community in research grants,
contracts, and career development
Cancer Centers & SPORES 11.1%
R & D Contracts12.9%
Other Research6.7%
Fellowships & Career Programs 2.8 %
NCI Organizations Funding/Supporting Extramural Research
Divisions
Division of Cancer Biology
Division of Cancer Control and
Population Sciences
Division of Cancer Prevention
Division of Cancer Treatment and
Diagnosis
Division of Extramural Activities
Offices/Centers
Office of Grants Administration
Center to Reduce Cancer Health
Disparities
Small Business Innovation Research Development Center
Center for Strategic Scientific Initiatives
(Sean Hine)
(Alison Lin)
(Ming Lei)
Center for Cancer Genomics
Center for Global Health
Center for Cancer Training
Office of Cancer Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Center for Bioinformatics
• The National Institutes of Health:Grants Process Basics
• The National Cancer Institute: Budget and Organization
• Scientific & Grants Management Personnel You Should Know• The Division of Cancer Biology:
Organization and Programmatic Roles
The NIH Grant Application Cycle
Center for Scientific Review
Study Section: Scientific Review Officer
Institute: Program Director
Advisory Councils and Boards
Institute Director
Assign to SS
Review for Scientific Merit
Evaluate for Relevance
Recommends ActionAllocates Funds
InvestigatorInitiatesResearch Idea
SubmitsApplication to NIH
Assign to Institute
Takes Action
Grants Management
Specialist
ConductsResearch
Scientific and Grants Management Personnel
• Scientific Review Officer (NIH): – Responsible for the scientific/technical review of
applications• Program Director (NCI):
– Responsible for the scientific and programmatic aspects of a grant
• Grants Management Specialist (NCI): – Responsible for ensuring that all business management
actions are performed by the grantee and the NCI in a timely and appropriate manner
• The National Institutes of Health:Grants Process Basics
• The National Cancer Institute: Organization and Budget
• Scientific & Grants Management Personnel You Should Know• The Division of Cancer Biology:
Organization and Programmatic Roles
The Division of Cancer Biology (DCB) supports basic research in all areas of cancer biology at academic institutions and research foundations across the United States and abroad.
The mission of the DCB is to ensure continuity and stability in basic cancer research while encouraging and facilitating the emergence of new concepts and technologies.
https://dcb.nci.nih.gov
Chief: Jennifer Couch, Ph.D.
Chief: Barbara Spalholz, Ph.D.
Chief: Judy Mietz, Ph.D.
Chief: Suresh Mohla, Ph.D.
Cancer Immunology, Hematology and Etiology Branch
Chief:Kevin Howcroft, Ph.D.
Programs
Physical Sciences in Oncology InitiativeIntegrative Cancer Biology ProgramTumor Microenvironment Network
Cancer Cell Biology Branch
Chief:Barbara Spalholz,
Ph.D.
DNA and Chromosome Aberrations Branch
Chief:Judy Mietz, Ph.D.
Structural Biology and Molecular
Applications Branch
Chief:Jennifer Couch, Ph.D.
Tumor Biology and Metastasis Branch
Chief:Suresh Mohla, Ph.D.
Office of the Director
Director:Dinah Singer, Ph.D.
Deputy Director:Daniel Gallahan, Ph.D.
What are the key responsibilities of a Program Director?
Liaison between the scientific community and the NCI
Steward of federal funds
Develop initiatives to advance cancer research
Introduction to the NIH Grants System
NIH Grants System &Division of Cancer Biology
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