NIH to Require Use of Updated Electronic Application Forms for Due Dates on or after September 25, 2013
NIH along with other government granting agencies is transitioning to updated electronic forms packages. The new packages are called FORMS-C and will be required for any submissions after September 25, 2013. NIH has provided detailed information regarding the changes to the forms. To read more, click here.
University policy mandates eIAF be fully routed 3 business days prior to proposal deadlines
IMPORTANT REMINDER: The University’s policy, as instituted by the Vice President for Research in April 2012, mandates that eIAFs for sponsored research proposals be fully routed 3 business days prior to the sponsor’s proposal deadline. Anyone in an investigator role must provide their own certification. Chairs, Directors, and Deans can set up a delegate to provide the required certification if they won’t be available. Your CGO can provide assistance to make these arrangements, if needed.
Health Careers Enrichment Camp
RPPR now required by NIH for SNAP and Fellowship Awards
UK HealthCare Announces Plans to Open New Floor in Pavilion A to Accommodate Growing Cardiovascular Program
Personal Impact: Iraq War Veteran Studies Neurotrauma at UK
UK Anatomy Professor Likes Helping Students Make Connections
Whether he's teaching medical students in the classroom or developing innovative ways for other instructors to teach anatomy, University of Kentucky College of Medicine Assistant Professor Samuel Franklin strives for excellence.
Watch the video below to discover what motivates Franklin and why he loves watching his students succeed.
Congratulation to Manli Shen
Congratulation to Manli Shen - Winner of the Staff Award at the Barnstable Brown Obesity and Diabetes Research Day symposium held on 5/13/2013.
The University of Kentucky to host 28th Annual National Conference for Undergraduate Research held April 3rd-5th, 2014
R01 Consultant Review Program available to College of Medicine Faculty
The UK COM RO1 Consultant Review Program is a process that will facilitate a faculty member engaging an authoritative external consultant to provide an assessment of a complete, but not yet submitted, RO1 (or equivalent) application. Read more.