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The National Science Foundation (NSF) now requires Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training for faculty and other senior personnel.ÌýThis new requirementÌýappliesÌýto proposals submitted on or after July 31, 2023. NSF encourages

For the past several months the Office of Contracts and Grants has been relaying communication from the National Science Foundation about the move toward use of SciENcv for creation of biographical sketches and current and pending support forms for

All NSF proposals submitted or due on or after October 5 must use the required Biosketch and Current and Pending forms.ÌýOCG has put together a number of resources to help with these upcoming changes:For Biosketches and Current and Pending, NSF

NSF has made a number of changes and enhancements to proposal submissions. The following summary highlights these changes and effective dates. NSF collaborative submissions can now be submitted in Research.gov. Please consult with your OCG Proposal

The Office of Contracts and Grants (OCG) has developed sponsor specific webforms for No-Cost Extension (NCE) requests. These forms ensure that OCG receives all of the information required to be able to submit a timely, complete and valid submission

2020 will bring significant changes to the National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation’s proposal submission process. The following are highlights of these changes: NIH Changes - ORCID ID and Forms-F Beginning October 2019,

OCG has updated the following budget templates,Ìýnow available on the OCG forms webpage: Cost Estimation Tool Simple Cost Estimation Tool NIH Modular Budget Cost Estimation Tool NIH F Series Cost Estimation Tools Changes include updated

Each year the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health issue updated guidance for proposals and awards. These documents serve to provide proposal and award process guidance for the assistance programs of the agencies. View

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has recently announced new measures to protect the research community from harassment.Ìý As the primary funding agency of fundamental science and engineering research in the United States, NSF is committed

Beginning on April 30, the National Science Foundation (NSF) will take a first step in transitioning proposal submission from FastLane to Research.gov. The initial rollout, effective April 30, will allow the option of submitting non-collaborative