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Table of Contents; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Essential Steps for Securing NIH Funding: A Quick Guide to Key Concepts; Abbreviations; Chapter 1: National Institutes of Health; DT Overview of agency organization and activities; DT Congressional authorization and appropriations; DT Office of the Director components and oversight; DT Overview of grant application and award process, including timeline over three fiscal years; Chapter 2: Institutes and Centers; DT Overview of each institute and center, with a common data set for each (key links, contact information, details on how funding decisions are made); DT Advisory Council role; DT Funding trend data where available (number of applications scored and funded at each percentile for FY12 and in some cases FY11); Chapter 3: Center for Scientific Review and the Peer Review Process; DT Overview of CSR and its activities; DT Application referral to an IC and study section; DT Picking the right reviewers; DT How your application is reviewed (in person and on the Internet); DT Tips for crafting your application to help the reviewers; DT How your application is scored and what the score means; DT How percentiles are calculated and the difference between percentile, payline, and success rate; DT Becoming a reviewer; Chapter 4: Office of Extramural Research; DT Overview of OER and its activities; DT Finding and understanding funding opportunities; DT Preparing the application package; DT Overview of eRA Commons; DT Overview of NIH grants policy; Chapter 5: Federal Budget Process; DT Impact of federal budget status on NIH funding decisions; DT Process of proposing and passing the federal budget (and NIH appropriation); DT How you can advocate for more NIH funding; DT What ICs do once they have their final appropriation; Chapter 6: NIH Funding Data and Trends; DT Overview of available funding data; DT Change in success rate by R01 application type and submission (FY03, FY12); DT Using NIH data to enhance your grant strategy; Chapter 7: Getting at Mechanism; DT Overview of NIH funding mechanisms; DT Research grants (R); DT Small business research project grant mechanisms; DT Research programs (P); DT Career development (K); DT Research training (F, T); DT Supplements and bridge funding; Chapter 8: Telling Your Story Well; DT Overview of developing your proposal, including where to put preliminary data; DT Correlation between individual criterion scores and impact score; DT Specific aims; DT Approach; DT Significance; DT Innovation; DT Introduction; DT Protection of research subjects; DT Project summary (abstract); DT Investigators and environment; DT Cover letter; DT Budget; Chapter 9: Presenting Your Message Well; DT Organizing your ideas in parallel with review process; DT Reader-friendly formatting tips; DT Science of communicating (rhetoric); DT Videos in NIH applications; Chapter 10: Getting by with a Little Help from Your Friends; DT Interacting with POs (tips and etiquette); DT Importance of having others read your narrative; Chapter 11: Before and After the Review; DT Interacting with the SRO before the review; DT What to expect the week your application is reviewed; DT When and how to interact with your PO after the review; DT Council actions after the review; DT Why appeals are rarely a good idea (and what to do when one is warranted); DT Administrative review of the application and award processing; Chapter 12: Is the Check in the Mail?; DT Understanding what your score and, if included, percentile mean; DT Timing of payline setting and funding decisions; DT Interacting with your PO; Chapter 13: The Check is Not in the Mail; DT Next-steps if your application was not discussed or did not make the paylist; DT Strategies for resubmission; DT Timing of resubmission; DT Whether to change study sections; DT Repurposing your application; DT Long-term grant application strategy; Chapter 14: The Check is in the Mail, BUT; DT Reduction in budget and/or number of years; DT If you relocate to another institution; DT Carrying funds over from one FY to the next and no-cost extensions; DT Compliance with NIH Public Access Policy required for non-competing renewal and citing NIH support in manuscripts; Appendix A; Index

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