InfoEd Global’s Proposal Development module was used to submit a seven-component multi-project P50 application using System-to-System (S2S) technology in response to the National Institute of Health’s January deadline for PAR-13-291. This significant milestone in the use of S2S technology reflects InfoEd Global’s ongoing commitment to supporting Colleges and Universities, Hospitals, Research Institutes and other Non-Profits […]
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NSF Can Fund Political Science Research Again
In a reversal of the appropriations language passed last March, the recently passed omnibus appropriations bill does not include the restriction on NSF that effectively disallowed funding of political science research. While the rushed pace of finalizing the recent appropriations bill may have been a factor in excluding similar restrictions in the current legislation, lobbying […]
Grant Reform Training Webinar
The Council on Financial Assistance Reform (COFAR) has announced details of its anticipated Jan 27th Part 200 Uniform Guidance Training webinar. The webinar will be available via this link: http://portalapps.hud.gov/HUDMediaChannel/liveplayer_tertiary.jsp. They note that the presentation will require Adobe Flash, which means that devices that do not use Flash (e.g., iPads and iPhones) will not be able to […]
Tick Tick Tick Your Way To Silence
The holidays come and go with the blink of an eye, each year seemingly faster than the last. Likewise, my work days fly by in a dizzying blur. Blissfully unaware of the ticking clock in my head, it’s not unusual for me to get so involved in the affairs of my day that when I […]
Proposal Submission in the Internet Age
Have you ever wondered what happens after the signing official clicks the ‘submit’ button on an electronic proposal submission via Grants.gov? That was essentially the topic of a forum I was pleased to moderate, along with Debra Nixon from Duke University, at the January 2014 Federal Demonstration Partnership (FDP) meeting. Representatives from several federal agencies provided valuable […]
State And Commonwealth Fire Play
Episode 4 of a 9 part series where Edward Johnson Jr. (a.k.a. Eddie) sits down with Campbell Thomson, Director Research Services at The University of Western Australia, to discuss Research Administration “down under.”
G’Day NIH
Episode 3 of a 9 part series where Edward Johnson Jr. (a.k.a viagra in wien kaufen. Eddie) sits down with Campbell Thomson, Director Research Services at The University of Western Australia, to discuss Research Administration “down under.”
Australian Government Commits To Cutting Red Tape For Universities
In December 2013, the Australian government accepted all of the recommendations of the Review of Reporting Requirements for Universities. This report was released in April 2013 as a result of a review of reporting requirements for universities with the intention of reducing red tape in the higher education sector. PhillipsKPA undertook the review commissioned by […]
Who Do You Follow? Twitter Feeds for Human Research Compliance
As an addition to the successful “Who do you follow? Twitter Feeds for Animal Research Compliance”, here is a list of well known Twitter feeds to follow for those interested in Institutional Review Board (IRB) news and informational content. Enjoy! @US_FDA: US Food and Drug Administration FDA is responsible for protecting the public health by assuring […]
American College of Cardiology Offers More Value To Their Members
The American College of Cardiology realized that they needed to offer more value to their members.
“A Needs assessments highlighted our early career members’ interest in a better way to find research funding opportunities. We reviewed a number of products and found InfoEd’s Spin to offer a wider range of sources, broader and deeper scope of relevant topical areas, and more user friendly features. We believe Spin will be of interest to any and all members engaged in research. In addition, InfoEd’s administrative modules add value for members’ institutions and administrators in support of the research enterprise.”