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IMPORTANT FOR RESEARCHERS: SciENcv, A Tool Designed to Assist Researchers
SciENcv is an electronic system that was designed to reduce the administrative burden on researchers who have been awarded federal funding. It allows researchers to assemble and maintain the professional information needed for federally funded research.
What SciENcv does:
The Office of Research Development’s provides access to a monthly Research Development & Grant Writing Newsletter. This newsletter contains both articles and links to resources on the web and has been formatted so that readers can click on embedded hot links to find more information on subjects of interest.
HERD is the Higher Education Research & Development Survey published annually by NSF. It reports all research expenditures (sponsored and non-sponsored) by US Universities. President McCullough wants everyone to ensure that all FSU research expenditures are appropriately reflected on the HERD Survey. While SRA and FSURF capture all sponsored expenditures, non-sponsored expenditures can require some further effort to capture.
Check out current funding opportunities! The Funding Bulletin highlights upcoming deadlines for Limited Submissions competitions as well as other key funding announcements.
SciENcv is an electronic system that was designed to reduce the administrative burden on researchers who have been awarded federal funding. It allows researchers to assemble and maintain the professional information needed for federally funded research.
What SciENcv does:
NIH has issued the Data Management and Sharing (DMS) policy (effective January 25, 2023) to promote the sharing of scientific data. Sharing scientific data accelerates biomedical research discovery, in part, by enabling validation of research results, providing accessibility to high-value datasets, and promoting data reuse for future research studies.
Under the DMS policy, NIH expects that investigators and institutions:
In accordance with the National Science Foundation’s 2023 Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures Guide (Page II-41, E.9.), Grantee institutions are required, effective with proposals submitted January 30, 2023 or later, to certify that a plan is in place that addresses:
The eSPEAR Certificate Series is an educational program designed to ensure that FSU research administrators have the foundational knowledge necessary to provide the highest quality of support possible to FSU researchers. This program introduces individuals to the resources available to assist them in meeting the responsibilities of their position. Once the 10 eSPEAR modules and the Capstone course have been completed those individuals are then required to maintain their certification each year through the eSPEAR Continuing Education requirement which can now be tracked thr
