Article: HHS OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL ISSUES NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH: CONFLICTS OF INTEREST IN EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH

Article: OIG REPORTS MORE THAN $2 BILLION IN RECOVERIES FROM FIGHTING FRAUD, WASTE, ABUSE FOR FIRST-HALF FY 2008
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  June 12, 2008 ;     700+ words ......conflicts of interest reported by grantee institutions to the National Institutes of...accurate count of the financial conflict-of-interest reports that it received from grantees; of 438 financial conflict-of-interest reports received from grantee ...

Article: Trading reams for bit streams aids administration of grants, reasearch
Signal;  April 1, 1998 ;     615 words ......invention reporting and shared database configuration is for grantee institutions, which are legally required to report any potentially...He expects NIH to eventually require that all of its grantee institutions use Edison for their invention reporting. Other components...

Article: RAMS, Inc. Awarded $1.5M Phase II NIH SBIR Grant and Named a Microsoft ISV Business Solutions Partner.
PR Newswire;  October 8, 2003 ;     509 words ......from Microsoft to develop and market ecGrant2, providing grantee institutions a web based grant management system for electronic interactions...companies, like the RAMS ecGrant product, will enable grantee institutions to submit electronic grant applications and communicate...

Article: REP. SERRANO REPORT, DEC. 7: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION GRANT
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  December 7, 2007 ;     144 words ......support scholarships for academically talented, financially needy students pursuing degrees in science or engineering. Grantee institutions are responsible for selecting scholarship recipients, reporting demographic information about student scholars, and managing...

Article: ASSEMBLY TASK FORCE ON UNIVERSITY INDUSTRY COOPERATION ISSUES ROUNDTABLE ANNOUNCEMENT ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICY IN NEW YORK STATE
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  January 10, 2007 ;     580 words ......royalty revenues? Should the State consider requiring grantee institutions to file patents/execute licenses or otherwise bring about...universities and small businesses? For example, should grantee institutions be required to: have written agreements with faculty...

Article: Modular Grants: From Puzzle to Paradigm.
Journal of Research Administration;  June 22, 2000 ;     700+ words ......community have responded to the Modular Grants Initiative (MGI) introduced by NIH just over a year ago. Since that time, grantee institutions have had to learn to function without the familiar format and comforting details of the old NIH detailed budget page...

Article: Ford Foundation Grants $45 Million In India; Special Allocation Marks 50th Anniversary of Its New Delhi Office
U.S. Newswire;  May 22, 2002 ;     700+ words ......alleviate poverty and social inequalities and to strengthen democratic governance by providing endowments to longstanding grantee institutions that are getting results, endowing positions and academic chairs to encourage new lines of work and strengthening newer...

Article: DoD announces plans to stimulate undergraduate research.(Brief Article)
Program Manager;  March 1, 2003 ;     265 words ......Undergraduates (REU) Sites Program. All awards are subject to the successful completion of negotiations between DoD, NSF, and the grantee institutions. Undergraduate programs are critical to DoD's overall education investment strategy The ASSURE program supports undergraduate...

Article: ARL Guide To NIH Public Access Policy Now Online
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  February 18, 2008 ;     277 words ......change from a voluntary to mandatory policy creates new expectations, not just of funded investigators, but also of the grantee institutions that support those investigators. The ARL guide, "The NIH Public Access Policy: Guide for Research Universities," includes...

Article: Africa-U.S. Higher Education Planning Grant Competition Draws Unprecedented Interest
Targeted News Service;  February 25, 2009 ;     641 words ......will ultimately award 20 planning grants of $50,000 each for capacity-building partnerships. The funding will be used by grantee institutions for developing plans to collaborate to address regional and national economic development priorities. HED is managing...

Article: NIH mapping out change.(Regulatory Update)(National Institutes of Health)(Brief Article)
R & D;  October 1, 2005 ;     210 words ......more than $36 million through FY2006 to fund 21 Exploratory Centers for Interdisciplinary Research. These centers allow grantee institutions to build teams of researchers from the life, physical, and computational sciences; and * multidisciplinary clinical research...

Article: Response to: "rescuing the NIH before it is too late" from the deputy director for extramural research.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)
Journal of Clinical Investigation;  June 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ......especially after a pronounced period of growth. For this reason, it is important that NIH leadership, grantees, and grantee institutions engage in an open dialogue about managing during tough times. We must, however, speak from the facts--not misinformation...

Article: NIH to Examine Peer Review
The Journal of Nuclear Medicine;  August 1, 2007 ;     255 words ......external, will seek input from within NIH and from the scientific community, including investigators, scientific societies, grantee institutions, and voluntary health organizations. The groups will study the context, criteria, and culture of peer review to make...

Article: ROUNDTABLE ANNOUNCEMENT - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICY IN NEW YORK STATE
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  January 10, 2007 ;     621 words ......royalty revenues? * Should the State consider requiring grantee institutions to file patents/execute licenses or otherwise bring about...universities and small businesses? For example, should grantee institutions be required to: have written agreements with faculty...