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NINDS no longer uses the F30 NRSA for MD-PhD students
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The Following is a List of Awarded Institutional Programs
- K12 Neurological Sciences Academic Development Award for Pediatric Neurologists
- K12 Neurosurgeon Research Career Development Program
- R25 Research Education Programs for Residents and Fellows in Neurology, Neurosurgery, Neuropathology and Neuroradiology
- T32 Institutional National Research Service Award
- T32 Jointly Sponsored NIH Predoctoral Training Program in the Neurosciences
The Following is a Link to All K99/R00 Awardees
Outcome Measures of K08 and K23 Awardees
In May of 2012, NINDS completed an examination of several outcome and demographic measurements for NINDS K08 and K23 awardees. The specific cohort of awardees used is cited on each table.
Three outcome measures were examined:
- Obtained an NIH R01 - the primary goal of the mentored K award is to develop a strong independent research program supported by NIH funding.
- Obtained significant independent funding from any source (e.g. NIH, other U.S. Gov’t., private foundation, pharmaceutical/biotech, etc.).
- Published a peer reviewed research paper between January 2010 and May 2012. This metric was used as an indicator of who was still involved in research two to seven years after the termination of his/her K award, regardless of funding activity.
In addition, we examined the impact of the NINDS K02 on R01 success among K08 and K23 awardees. The NINDS K02 is awarded to independent investigators who, following a period of successful mentored training, need additional skills, knowledge and preliminary data to compete successfully for an R01.
Finally, in late 2007, NIH instituted a policy that required that a certain number of early stage investigators (ESI) and/or new investigators (NI) obtain R01s. The result of this mandate is that paylines have been higher for ESI/NI investigators than for established investigators. We looked at how this change in policy influenced “time to first R01” for NINDS K08 and K23 awardees.
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