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[NIDA] NIDA Office of Extramural Affairs FAQs: The NIDA Office of Extramural Affairs coordinates the overall process for submitting requests for funding and for reviewing those requests. Its Frequently Asked Questions page is the place to start for basic information.
An Introduction to Extramural NIH : From NIH, a clear introduction to how NIH supports research.
Tips for Developing and Writing Grant Applications: Several NIH institutes have provided "tips" on how to present your applications, and this page links to some of the best of these.
NIH Office of Extramural Research: This site is maintained by the NIH and is a gateway to a great deal of information on NIH research support.
Peer Review Policies: NIH Policies from the Office of Extramural Research.
Center for Scientific Review Peer Review Information: This page links to the NIH Center for Scientific Review, which provides peer review for most grant applications. Here you can find general information on CSR and specific information on its peer review groups.
[NIDA] NIDA Peer Review: Here is information on Scientific Review Groups that NIDA manages.
[NIDA] NIDA Council Information: This page describes the National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse, which provides a second level of review for grants.

Links to download forms for grant applications, the PHS 398 (for new and competing renewal applications) and PHS 2590 (for non-competing renewals)
NIH Guide Announcement Regarding Forms: This July 2001 announcement about the availability of new versions of grant forms summarizes the differences between the old and new versions.

[NIDA] NIDA Program Announcements and Guidelines for Specific Grant Mechanisms: These are documents that let you know about areas of science for which NIDA wants grant applications and about methods ("mechanisms") for paying grant support.
[NIDA] Requests for Applications: Documents that alert you of funding opportunities.
[NIDA] NIDA Requests for Proposals: Documents that alert you to opportunities to compete for contracts.
[NIDA] NIH Roadmap for NIDA Researchers: Specific NIDA Opportunities under the NIH Roadmap initiative.
NIH Guide to Grants and Contracts: This on-line publication provides information on grants and contracts available throughout NIH.
[NIDA] Research Training Opportunities: NIDA grants to help you develop research skills.
[NIDA] Minority Applicants and Institutions: NIDA programs to assist minority researchers.
[NIDA] Post-doctoral positions at NIDA Intramural Research Program (IRP).
[NIDA] International Researchers: Grants to train foreign scientists and to support international research.
[NIDA] Science Education Drug Abuse Partnership Award (SEDAPA) program.
Small Businesses: SBIR and STTR programs.
NIH Extramural Loan Repayment Program for Clinical Researchers.

NIH-wide Clinical Trials
[NIDA] NIDA Clinical Trials
Clinical Trials, Regulations, Policies & Guidance: Regulations, policies and guidance on: preparing investigational New Drug Applications, inclusion of human participants including women, minorities, and children in Clinical Trials, and information on the protection of human participants and clinical conduct.
- New! - Guidelines for Developing a Data and Safety Monitoring Plan
[NIDA] National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse Recommended Guidelines for the Administration of Drugs to Human Subjects
[NIDA] National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse Recommended Guidelines for the Provisions of Marijuana and Compounds for Scientific Research
Required Education in the Protection of Human Participants: Researchers studying human subjects must complete education in human subjects. protections
Bioethics: NIH resources for information on bioethics.

[NIDA] 2004 Funding Strategy: NIDA's principles for managing costs of awarded grants.
[NIDA] 2005 Congressional Budget Justification: 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001.
Appeals of grant application reviews: How to proceed if you wish to appeal your review.
[NIDA] Partnerships/Technology Transfer
[NIDA] NIDA Drug Supply Program: Obtaining drugs for study.
[NIDA] Resources for genetics researchers

[NIDA] NIDA Guidelines for the Funding of Competitive Renewals
Certificates of Confidentiality: Protection of the confidentiality of research subjects.
Invention Reporting
E-mail submissions of prior approvals