Applications for Project Grants commencing in 2013 are
closed.
| Important dates and requirements |
8 February 2012 |
RGMS snapshot report of application and research
plan PDF to be forwarded by applicants to nominated internal reviewers.
Applicants who submitted in 2011 should also include their GRP final
report and application rating/category. |
| 22 February 2012 |
Final version of application
snapshot generated and PDF available in RGMS for
Research Office administrative review and feedback. |
| 12 March 2012 |
Certification by CIA completed. |
| 14 March 2012 |
NHMRC closindg date. |
| Application documentation |
Application
Project Grant Funding Policy (for funding in
2013)
Advice and
Instructions to Applicants
Chief Investigator consent form (Word)
Budget
Budget mechanism for Project Grant funding
commencing in 2013
Monash Animal Services 2012 Price List (PDF)
Internal AMREP Animal Users 2012 Price List
(PDF)
Direct Research Costs - inclusions of costs of
samples from biobanks (PDF)
Baker IDI Biobank
NHMRC funding awarded to Baker IDI researchers
(Excel)
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| Eligibility |
Project Grants are available to
all researchers working in the field of research
relevant to health. The maximum number of Chief
Investigators (CIs) allowed on a Project Grant is
10, but should normally have no more than 6.
The Chief Investigator A (CIA) is the
investigator responsible for completion and
lodgement of the application in RGMS. It is
generally required that, at the time of application
submission, the CIA is an Australian citizen or
permanent resident. The CIA must be based in
Australia for the duration of the grant.
Individuals are limited to holding a maximum
of 6 Project Grants as Chief Investigator. The
maximum number of applications a Chief Investigator
may submit in any year will be 6, less the
number of NHMRC Project Grants that are scheduled to
continue in 2013.
Click here for eligibility criteria for New
Investigator Project Grants.
Click here for eligibility criteria for Program
Grant holders.
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| Partnership funding organisations |
The following organisations are
also inviting applications for funding through the
NHMRC Project Grant scheme:
In addition to the Project Grant application,
supplementary questions specific to the partnership
organisation must be submitted to the Research
Office by 22 February, 2012. |
| Application process |
Applicants should read the
application documentation above prior to commencing
their Project Grant application.
- Log in to
RGMS. All CIs should update all sections of
their Profile and CV. New users to RGMS should
submit a 'New User Request'.
- Commence a new application. Choose
'Projects' from the 'Initiative' drop-down menu.
- A complete Project Grant application must
consist of the following:
- Relevant information from RGMS Profile
and CV
- Completion of Parts A and B of the
application
- Background and Research Plan PDF
(Background and Research Plan, AI
contributions, References, Summary/Final
Reports and CI Track Records)
- When the application is ready for Research
Office administrative review and feedback,
upload all PDF documents and generate new
snapshot reports. Notify the Research Office via
email, quoting the application ID number.
- Obtain all signatures on the
CI consent form
and return it to the Research Office by 9
March 2012.
Do not certify until you have received feedback
and are advised to do so by the Research Office.
Project Grant assessment
process |
| Contacts |
Heather Gallichio 8532 1771
Cherry
Yu 8532 1774
Becky Erlich 8532 1772
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