Research News

The success rate for research project grant proposals submitted to NIH fell to a record low of 18% in federal fiscal year 2011, according to Dr. Sally Rockey, NIH's Deputy Director for Extramural Research. This and other finalized FY2011 statistics ...[Read More]

​The Pelotonia Fellowship Program, an internally sponsored funding competition, is now accepting applications for Undergraduate, Graduate, Medical, and Postdoctoral fellowships.  These prestigious fellowships are for cancer related projects and can ...[Read More]

​NIH has released guidance for its implementation of the Congressionally mandated reduction in the salary cap from Executive Level I ($199,700) to Executive Level II ($179,700). The Office of Sponsored Programs is developing a process to allow the u ...[Read More]

​January 25, 2012By a GenomeWeb staff reporterNEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Scientists at The Ohio State University Medical Center will use a $1 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to uncover various genetic factors involved in patien ...[Read More]

​The Fiscal Year 2012 Department of Defense Appropriations Act provides research funding for the following peer reviewed programs managed by the Department of Defense (DoD) office of Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP): •    ...[Read More]

​The Research Billing Office is now providing professional service research rates for the OSU Faculty Group Practice and OSU Physicians. The methodology for determining the rates has not changed. Requests for rates may be submitted through the Resea ...[Read More]

A new article titled, “The Relative Research Unit: Providing Incentives for Clinician Participation in Research Activities” was published in this month's issue of Academic Medicine, and is co-authored by Peter J. Embi, MD, MS, vice-chair of Ohio Sta ...[Read More]

​The NIH budget approved December 23, 2011 reduces the salary cap from Executive Level I ($199,700) to Executive Level II ($179,700). NIH has not yet provided details regarding implementation of this reduction to the salary cap.  New proposals to N ...[Read More]