This is a test version of Biostars. For the public version, visit https://www.biostars.org.
AN analyt in NIH grant

It may not be directly relevant question for the forum but I think it will get good feedback here. Can a any analyst be listed as Co investigator on NIH grants? I am sure some of us may have knowledge about this. Please dont close the question

general
• 1,785 views • link
written by joerodger2017 • joerodger2017

NIH defines the roles of "senior key personnel" and "co-investigator", which is what you are looking for? Multiple principal investigator responsibilities are defined on this page. There is a practical summary of relevant roles here (UTMB page).

You can be a co-investigator/senior key personnel, but it may depend on the PI on the grant.

Sounds like there is some disagreement about your role, which is why you are asking this question?

• 0 views • link
written by GenoMax GenoMax

1 answer

Regarding the roles, your employer (institution, company, etc) may establish who can submit a grant proposa under that employer's name, and may even indicate what roles they can have (normally 'key personnel' isn't a problem, but PI or co-PI may be). It's worth checking in with them to make sure.

• 0 views • link
written by Chris Fields Chris Fields

Log in to answer this question.

More posts like this