May a proposal list multiple principal investigators or project directors?
Yes, there may be up to two principal investigators or projects directors for a proposed project. One must be called the “principal investigator/project director” and must be from the lead applicant organization, and the other must be called the “co-principal investigator/project director” and must either be from the lead organization or from another eligible partner organization. Both may be listed on the Key Contacts screen of the Grantmaking Online system.
Related Questions
- Do all the Project Directors/Principal Investigators (PD/PIs) on a multiple PI SBIR grant have to meet the SBIR primary employment requirement?
- Can Principal Investigators be from outside of Canada? Is there a limit to the number of Principal Investigators for one proposal?
- How are "Principal Investigators/Project Directors and Key Personnel" defined for the purpose of Time and Effort Certification?
