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Prior to the meeting, the preliminary impact scores from the assigned reviewers are used to determine which applications will be discussed. Applications determined to be in the less competitive range (this may be up to 50 percent of the applications) are streamlined for review. This means that they are not discussed at the review meeting and receive a score of "ND" (not discussed). Each applicant still receives a summary statement with comments and individual scores for the five core review criteria. Should your application not be discussed, it does not prohibit you from submitting a revised application, but you should contact your program director to discuss the reviews.
Within a few days of the study section meeting, your application's priority score will be available through your eRA Commons account. Your priority score is determined by calculating the mean score from all the study section members impact scores (1-9) for your application and multiplying the average by 10. This gives a possible scoring range of 10 (best) to 90 (worst). Note that this overall score is not an average of the individual criterion scores. Contact your program director to find out whether your priority score is likely to be in the fundable range.
Contact your program director to discuss the situation. In most cases, a conversation with your program director will be sufficient to resolve your concerns. If you have new publications or data that address reviewers' criticisms, your program director may request an update before funding decisions are made. If you think that the review process was seriously flawed (e.g., the reviewers were biased or they made factual errors that had a major effect on your priority score), contact your program director immediately to discuss the possibility of an appeal. Appeals of fellowship reviews are considered by the NIGMS Council. If Council agrees that the review was flawed, they can recommend that your application be deferred for a re-review. Keep in mind, though, that serious flaws in the review process are rare. Most disagreements with reviewers are differences in scientific opinion, which are not grounds for appeal. Note also that funding decisions cannot be appealed (see related FAQ).
Your priority score matters, but it is not the only factor that your program director will consider when deciding about whether to offer you a fellowship. First, s/he will determine whether you are eligible for a fellowship. What is the status of your citizenship? How many years have you already spent in your sponsor's lab? How many years of NRSA postdoctoral support have you had? If you are eligible, s/he will consider what your summary statement says about the strengths and weaknesses of your application. An outstanding candidate whose research project has some flaws and is high risk, but is extraordinarily interesting, is more likely to be offered a fellowship than a mediocre candidate who is doing sure-to-succeed but somewhat pedestrian research in a top-notch lab.
Your program director will phone you or, if necessary, send you an e-mail message. S/he will ask you questions, explain what's being offered (term, stipend level, institutional allowance, etc.), and answer any questions that you may have. You may be asked to provide additional information or documents (e.g., your home address, your e-mail address, proof of permanent residency, a revised plan for responsible conduct of research or copies of letters withdrawing other fellowship applications; see related FAQ). You'll then be asked whether you want to accept the fellowship. You do not have to make a decision immediately. If you want to discuss the offer with your sponsor before making a decision, simply tell your program director that.
If your program director can't offer you a fellowship, s/he won't call you to tell you that. However, don't assume that a fellowship won't be forthcoming if your program director hasn't called you. It's possible that s/he hasn't had a chance to call you yet, or s/he may be planning to offer you a fellowship if another applicant declines his/her offer. If you're tired of waiting for the phone to ring, or you have to make a decision about whether to accept another fellowship, contact your program director for an update on the status of your application.
If you have other applications pending, you will have to withdraw those applications before you can accept an NRSA fellowship. Your program director will ask for copies of the letters that you write to withdraw your other fellowship applications. If you are anticipating a decision from another funding source soon, you may want to wait until you hear from that funding source before you accept or reject the offer from NIH. Your program director will tell you how long s/he can wait for you to make a decision.
Ask your program director when decisions are likely to be made about NRSA fellowships and the probability that your application will be funded. If you are likely to be offered a fellowship, your program director can calculate what your term and stipend would be.
Send a letter, countersigned by an authorized representative from your institution's Office of Sponsored Research, requesting your application be withdrawn to your assigned NIGMS program director. The letter can be scanned, uploaded and sent as a PDF to the program director's e-mail address located in your eRA Commons account.
In unusual circumstances, however, a postdoc who has received less than 3 years of NRSA support will be considered for a 6-month extension of the fellowship if the postdoc has an unanticipated opportunity for substantial new training. You cannot request an extension to work on experiments that you proposed to do in your fellowship application and have not yet started, to finish ongoing projects, or to write manuscripts. If you think that you might qualify for an extension, contact your program director.
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