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New Investigators Entering System at Higher Rate than Experienced Investigators Leave

First-Time Awardees Have Remained at about 6 Percent of all Research Investigators During the Doubling of the NIH Budget. Numbers of New Investigators Entering, and Experienced Investigators Leaving the System Remain Steady.

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New Investigators Entering System at Higher Rate than Experienced Investigators Leave

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  1. First-Time Awardees Have Remained at about 6 Percent of all Research Investigators During the Doubling of the NIH Budget

  2. Numbers of New Investigators Entering, and Experienced Investigators Leaving the System Remain Steady

  3. New Investigators Entering System at Higher Rate than Experienced Investigators Leave

  4. “Youth” is Not a Barrier to Successful Type 1 Applications

  5. First Tenured-Faculty Appointment Occurs at an Ever-Later Age

  6. First Major Independent Research Support Occurs at an Ever-Later Age

  7. First or “Entry” RPG’s Have Varied Over the Years

  8. Prior support through career (K) awards, R03, R21 confers some advantage in future funding

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