(Just About) Everything You Need to Run an Independent Research Program

From navigating the IRB to giving a good talk, from writing your first grant application to meeting the requirements of the NIH data sharing policy: this seminar series is designed to provide just about everything you need to know to run your research program.

Topics covered include: 

• Defining Your Research Question, Hypothesis, Specific Aims
• Maximizing your Research with HSHS Library Services
• Overview of NIH Career Development ("K") Awards
• Tips for Developing the Budget and Justification for an NIH Grant Application
• Getting to Know the New NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy
• Getting Your Protocol Through the IRB
• Informed Consent: Ethical Issues in Human Participant Research
• Writing Your 1st NIH R01 Grant Application: Part 1
• Writing Your 1st NIH R01 Grant Application: Part 2
• Engaging Your Research Team in Grant Writing
• Maximizing Translational Research with UMB’s Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR)
• International Research: Ethical and Regulatory Research Challenges
• Strategies for Success During Times of Uncertainty
• Leading a Successful Virtual Research Meeting or Event
• Giving a Good Research Talk

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