An NIH biosketch is required for all Senior/Key Personnel included in NIH grant applications and is used to showcase your education, professional experience, contributions to science and scholarly ...

Here is an update on the eRA validations based on the latest response that I received from the eRA help desk – The eRA validation for the biosketch to be generated in SciENcv is a warning which does ...

Earlier this week, the NIH released NOT-OD-26-018, which officially requires the common forms and SciENcv for all biosketches and other support documents for any applications, RPPRs or JITs due on or ...

In early 2015, the NIH released a new Biosketch format which must be used for all New, Resubmission, Renewal and Revision applications. The new format includes the following major changes/enhancements ...

Guide Notice NOT-OD-24-163 informs the extramural community of NIH’s adoption of Common Forms for Biographical Sketch and Current and Pending (Other) Support to be used with all applications and ...

NIH recently finished a major overhaul to Biosketches and Other Support documents. Changes will be in effect for all proposals and progress reports (RPPRs) due on/after 05/25/2021. Full details are ...

Notice reflects NIH’s continued concerns regarding foreign influence and imposes significant new compliance obligations on both grantees and individual researchers. Obligates grantees to provide NIH ...

Beginning May 25, 2015, all NIH Grant Applications must use their new Biographical Sketch Format. The revised forms and instructions are now available on the SF 424 (R&R) Forms and Applications page.

Most sponsors require investigators and project key personnel to provide a curriculum vitae (CV) or biographical sketch as part of a proposal. Many sponsors request the biosketch provided to them ...