In This Issue
- Implementation Science Grand Rounds Available to Watch
- Clinical Research Centers on East and West Campuses Available for Research
- Accessing Health Data from a National Source
- Biotechnology and Business Funding Opportunities
- Spotlight on Success - New NIH Translational or Clinical Research Grants
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New Implementation Science Grand Rounds Website |
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If you haven't been able to attend Implementation Science Grand Rounds in the past, or you would like to rewatch, you can click here to watch all of the recorded meetings from the past year on the new Health Research Implementation Science Grand Rounds webpage. The next upcoming Implementation Science Grand Rounds will be held on December 15th 1-2pm featuring Dr. Rohit Ramaswamy, Public Health Leadership Associate Professor, Public Health Leadership Program at the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health.
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Clinical Research Centers Welcome Your Research |
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The Clinical Research Centers at Einstein and Montefiore campuses support protocols in epidemiology, genetics, general medicine, neurology, women’s health, pediatrics, psychiatry/behavioral sciences, infectious diseases and surgery. The units see ~3000 out-participant visits annually, intensive procedures, and first-in-human research and have resources available for your clinical research needs. The units are located at the Van Etten Building on the Einstein campus and Moses Research Tower on the Montefiore campus.
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New NIH "Forms-G" for Due Dates On Or After January 25, 2022 |
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The NIH is looking to inform the community that applications due on after January 25, 2022 will use Forms G as opposed to Forms F. Applications submitted using the wrong forms for their intended due date may be withdrawn and removed from funding consideration.
The following application forms include substantive form changes (i.e., new/deleted/modified fields). All other forms include only an OMB expiration date change.
- SF424 R&R
- R&R Senior/Key Person Profile (Expanded)
- R&R Budget and Associated Subaward Budget Attachment(s) Form
- Project/Performance Site Location(s)
- PHS 398 Training Budget and Associated Subaward Budget Attachment(s) Form
- PHS Additional Indirect Costs
- PHS Fellowship Supplemental Form
- PHS Human Subjects and Clinical Trials Information
- SBIR/STTR Information
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Research Community News and Updates |
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Access Health Data from National Resource |
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All of Us, part of the National Institutes of Health programs in precision medicine, is building one of the largest genetic and phenotypic data banks, and will ultimately include 1 million persons. The All of Us Research Hub stores health data from a diverse group of participants from across the US, and Montefiore’s Bronx Community Health Network (BCHN) is one of the many sites still recruiting participants. Approved Einstein and Montefiore researchers can now access All of Us to see some of the available de-identified data on >422,000 participants assembled so far: https://www.researchallofus.org/data-tools/workbench/
All of Us is expanding access for institutions to a Controlled Tier dataset available this winter to include genomics data among other granular data types. In addition to the Controlled Tier, our access requirements are changing and the NIH will no longer require researchers to provide eRA Commons accounts, but will instead require Login.gov accounts.
Click here to learn more about the All of Us program.
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Biotechnology and Business Funding Opportunities & Collaborations |
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The Office of Biotechnology and Business Development (OBBD) would like to inform the community about multiple funding opportunities and an opportunity for industry collaboration and sponsored research. Click here to learn more. For more information regarding application format, submission, contact Nilam Sinha (Marketing Manager) at the Office of Biotechnology and Business Development. E-mail: nilam.sinha@einsteinmed.org
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Upcoming Seminars from the Office of Grant Support |
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Next Training Session on SPINPlus (portal for identifying targeted grant funding – accessible to all members at Einstein-Montefiore) – November 4th from 3:00 – 4:00 pm
No registration required, please join the session directly at this link: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/380393301 - The link connects directly to the meeting session and will work on a first-come-first-serve-basis until it reaches the maximum capacity (150 attendees). To ensure getting in you may wish to join 5 or 10 min in advance of the start time. You can also dial in using your phone. United States: +1 (224) 501-3412 - One-touch: tel:+12245013412,,380393301# Access Code: 380-393-301
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Funding Opportunities and Grant Career Development for Minority Scientists - November 11th from 2:15 – 4:00 pm – Registration Link
This is a virtual workshop to learn and discuss about the different funding resources and grant career development aspects for minority scientists. The goal of the workshop is to enhance the diversity of participation of under-represented candidates in research and training at Einstein-Montefiore, and to facilitate minority and diversity grant development at our institution. The event will include presentations from OGS about funding mechanisms for trainees and ESIs, and on OGS infrastructure and guidelines. This will be followed by an open and interactive discussion session where a panel of experts will share their experiences, tips and guidance. The panel experts will be recent awardees Aida Davila and Julio Flores, and faculty mentors Drs. Joan W. Berman and Irene Blanco.
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OGS Orientation for New Faculty, Administrators and Trainees – November 23rd from 1:00 – 2:00 pm – Registration Link
This event is open to new and existing members (including faculty, administrators, and trainees) who would like to learn about the services OGS offers and know details of the system and infrastructure.
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Einstein Will Publicize your Publications |
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Do you have news of published papers, grants, honors and other achievements that you want to promote to internal and/or external audiences?
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Einstein-Montefiore investigators continue to succeed in obtaining funding. Some of these investigators with new grant awards are (from left to right):
Matthew Abramowitz MD, MS, Associate Professor, Department of Medicine (Nephrology), Shivani Agarwal MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine (Endocrinology), Jeffrey Gonzalez PhD, Professor, Departments of Medicine (Endocrinology and Epidemiology & Population Health (Health Behavior Research and Implementation Science).
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Research in the Headlines |
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Harold and Muriel Block Institute for Clinical and Translational Research
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