Division of Extramural Activities
Research Career Development Awards
- Salary Caps and Allowable Expenses on NIA Career Awards
- Revised NIH Policy Concerning Concurrent Support from Mentored Career Development (K) Award and a Research Grant
Note: NIA has specific guidance on the K01, K02, K07, K08, K23 and K24 awards. Click on the 'Title' of each mechanism for details. NIA no longer participates in the Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Program Award (K12) Initiative. For more information, See : NOT-AG-10-004.
| Number | Title | Description |
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| K99/R00 | NIH Pathway to Independence (PI) Awards |
An early career mechanism for postdoctoral fellows and others with similar standing to facilitate career advancement.
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| K01 | Mentored Research Scientist Development Awards | An early or midcareer award for individuals with some prior postdoctoral research experience. |
| K02 | Independent Scientist Awards | An early-to-midcareer award for individuals with prior research grant funding who seek to become leaders in their research fields. |
| K07 | Academic Career Awards | An infrastructure-building award for established senior research leaders who wish to build aging research or an aspect of aging research at their institutions. NIA does not support Developmental K07 Award. |
| K08 | Mentored Clinical Scientist Development Award | An award for junior clinicians with little-to-moderate research training who wish to become independent clinician-scientists. |
| K23 | Mentored Patient-Oriented Research Career Development Awards | An award for junior clinicians with little-to-moderate research training who wish to become independent clinician-scientists trained in patient-oriented research. |
| K24 | Midcareer Investigator Awards in Patient-Oriented Research | An award for midcareer clinician-scientists who wish to devote more time to patient-oriented research and mentor junior clinicians in patient-oriented research. |
| K25 | Mentored Quantitative Research Career Development Awards |
An award for relatively junior scientists who have been trained in quantitative disciplines who wish to develop their careers in biomedical research.
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| K26 | Midcareer Investigator Awards in Mouse Pathobiology Research |
An award for midcareer scientists who have experience in mouse pathobiology research who wish to devote more time to this research and mentor junior scientists in mouse pathobiology research.
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