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eRA (Electronic Research Administration) SBIR Public Briefing

eRA (Electronic Research Administration) SBIR Public Briefing. March 4, 2002 Jerry Stuck. Agenda. Welcome Overview of eRA SBIR Opportunity – Jerry Stuck Overview of eRA Project – Jerry Stuck

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eRA (Electronic Research Administration) SBIR Public Briefing

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  1. eRA (Electronic Research Administration) SBIR Public Briefing March 4, 2002 Jerry Stuck

  2. Agenda • Welcome • Overview of eRA SBIR Opportunity – Jerry Stuck • Overview of eRA Project – Jerry Stuck • NIH Electronic Research Administration:NIH Commons Interface to the Extramural Grantee Community – George Stone, Ph.D. • Introduction to Data Standards – Paul Markovitz • Questions and Answers

  3. Overview of eRA SBIR Opportunity Jerry Stuck Coordinator of Commons Activities eRA Project

  4. Background - NIH Grants • ~$13.5 Billion in FY2000 • 50,000 Grantees Worldwide • Applicants submit ~47,000 competing research and research training applications each year

  5. Background – NIH Grantees • In FY2000, NIH provided research support to: • >2,500 institutions, universities, medical schools, research institutes, and for-profit and not-for-profit organizations • >$1M to 663 institutions • >$10M to 200 institutions • >$100M to 40 institutions

  6. Background – eRA Project • Electronic research administration (eRA) is NIH’s infrastructure for conducting electronic transactions for the receipt, monitoring, and administration of NIH grant awards to biomedical investigators worldwide • eRA integrates two parallel systems: NIH Commons and IMPAC II • NIH Commons is the external grantee customer interface • IMPAC II is the internal NIH customer interface

  7. 200,000,000 Pieces of Paper eRA Objective = Full Electronic Grants Administration ~ 100,000 Applicants / 2,200 Grantee Institutions Worldwide ~ 100,000 Applicants / 2,000 Grantee Institutions Worldwide IMPAC II NIH Transactional Database - IMPAC II NIH Transactional Database - 1.6 million transactions daily 3,500 Users from OD & IC’s

  8. Research Objectives • A large number of NIH grantee organizations will not independently develop capabilities to interact fully with NIH Commons • Purpose is to stimulate the development of applications and services that could be purchased by or licensed to these NIH grantee organizations

  9. Research Objectives • This opportunity is NOT intended to support the development of software or services for the NIH eRA Project • eRA Project is funded and supported by existing NIH staff and contractors

  10. Research Objectives • NIH’s intention is to receive datastream input from grantee organizations based on government-wide data standards • XML DTD • Grant Applications and Notice of Grant Awards • Grants Data Dictionary: www.fedcommons.gov/Docs/data.html • Expect to refine data standards while working with SBIR awardees and other federal and customer groups

  11. Research Objectives • NIH Services • Register with the NIH Commons • Create and Update Organizational and Professional Profiles • Submit Competitive Grant Applications • Check Status of pending actions • Submit Non-competing progress reports • Submit Invention Disclosures • Receive Notice of Grant Award

  12. Certification • Certification process will be developed working with Phase II awardees • Resulting in Certification of software/services developed by Phase II awardees • Certification could be given for applications that perform some, but not all, Commons functions

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