What is the Center for Scientific Review?
The Center for Scientific Review (CSR) is an NIH organization under the Office of the Director of NIH. It serves NIDA and all other NIH institutes, as well as some non-NIH government agencies. CSR provides a central receipt and referral point for competing applications, and it also manages the review process for most of NIH’s grant applications, including NIDA applications. More information on CSR can be found at: www.csr.nih.gov/.
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