Links
UF-Related Research Sites
- Researcher's Handbook
- Frequently Used Facts for Proposal Submissions
- Internal Support Programs
- FYI Online - an official publication of UF Research and Graduate Programs (RGP). It is published biweekly to keep you informed of RGP activities, research news at UF, and opportunities for funding.
- UF Community of Science Expertise database - Another way to receive grants announcements is to create an expertise profile for yourself in the University of Florida Community of Science Expertise database. You can do this from the webpage (http://expertise.cos.com/cgi-bin/addupdate/showAddRecord). Much of the information is in your CV. Once you have entered your information, the database editors in Baltimore, MD, will index your record and add it to our database. This will take approximately one week. Then, every Sunday night you will receive an email alert about new funding opportunities identified for you. If you participated in a Community of Science Expertise database at another institution, we can arrange for the transfer of your record.
- UF Institutional Review Board (IRB) Website
- UF HIPAA for Researchers Training
- NIH Computer Based Training on Protecting Human Subjects
- UF Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC) Website
- IACUC Online Training Modules
NIH-related Research Sites
- NIH Grants Policy Statement
- NIH Guide to Grants & Contracts
- NIH Receipt, Review and Award Cycles
- NIH Program Announcements (PA)
- NIH Requests for Applications (RFA)
- NIMH Training & Career Programs by Stage of Career Development
- Protecting Personal Health Information in Research: Understanding the HIPAA Privacy Rule
- New Investigators Program
Grantsmanship
This section is designed to provide resources and guides to help investigators in preparing successful applications for funding.
- The Art of Grantsmanship is a practical guide for scientists submitting applications to any organization
- How To Wow A Study Section: A Grantsmanship Lesson - an older article with good advice
- Choosing an Appropriate NIH Funding Instrument and Funding Mechanism: A MS Word document from NIH
- All About Grants For biomedical investigators applying for NIH research project grants.
- Developing and Writing Grant Proposals- A must-read for those applying for federal grants. By the staff of the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance.
- Frequent Questions- The NIH and its individual Institutes/Centers offer an array of Frequently Asked Questions (and Answers) in response to inquiries on policies and programs affecting the grants process.
- National Science Foundation Grant Proposal Guide - Guidelines available for those writing proposals for federal grants from the NSF.
- Tips for New NIH Grant Applicants from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences
- Preparing Grant Applications andQuick Guide for Grant Applications - Guides and tips from the National Cancer Institute
- Quick Guide for the Preparation of Grant Applications from the National Center of Complementary and Alternative Medicine - Very good source of general information.
- The Center for Scientific Review (CSR) Resources For Applicants
- FYI - Here's the Guidelines for Reviewers and this is the Guidelines for Reviewers of New Investigator R01s
Contact Us
Department of Psychiatry Research
Mark H. Lewis, Ph.D.
Associate Chair for Research
Candy L. Hill, M.S.
Assistant Director of Research
Bonnie I. McLaurin
Research Manager
The Department of Psychiatry recruits participants for research studies and clinical trials on a continuing basis. For information on specific studies, please call our referral line toll-free at 877-788-3994 or e-mail us at Trials@ufl.edu
