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What are the important points I should know when preparing an NIH grants.gov application?

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What are the important points I should know when preparing an NIH grants.gov application?

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PDF Link • The University of Delaware is already registered with grants.gov, so it is not necessary for you to register; however, if you do not have an eRACommons account, please notify your assigned Contract and Grant Administrator as soon as possible. • When searching for your application package, use the Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) number—not the CFDA number. When completing your application package, please leave any field or reference to a CFDA number blank; NIH will fill in this information for you as appropriate. • After you have searched for your application package in grants.gov, download it and save it to your computer. When naming your application file use the following naming convention: UDEL PROPOSAL# PILASTNAME The PROPOSAL# is UD’s internal number assigned when your proposal information is entered into PeopleSoft for your webform routing and approval. This naming convention should also be used on the first page of the application, which is identified with a yel

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