What is the difference between a statement by sponsor and the letters of reference and how are these documents submitted?
There is a critical difference between the “statement by sponsor” and “letters of reference.” The statement from the sponsor, who will supervise the training and research experience, must include: 1) documentation about the availability of sufficient research support and facilities for high-quality research training at the sponsoring institution, 2) a detailed description of his/her commitment to, and proposed role in, guiding the individual application during the research training experience, 3) a description of the research training plan, and 4) an assessment of the applicant fellow’s qualifications and potential for a research career. The Letters of Reference should be from well-established scientists (referees) addressing the qualities of the applicant fellow as well as his/her potential to develop research skills needed in preparation for a productive research career in scientific areas related to the mission of the NIH Institute or Center (IC). These letters should be from indivi
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