With the arrival of the new Huron Grants system in December 2024, there will be a change to Workday grant roles’ access. When Huron Grants goes live on Dec. 9, Grant Manager and Grant Financial Analysts will have access only to awards in cost centers where they hold one of these grant roles.

After 18 years of service, the Coeus research administration application will be retired. The Huron Research Suite will replace Coeus, going live Dec. 9.

Full proposals are due Monday, Dec. 2 at 12 p.m. (noon) via UFunds. The Richard B. Salomon Faculty Research Awards are competitively awarded and support excellence in scholarly work by providing funding for selected faculty research projects deemed to be of exceptional merit.

Three 30-minute webinars on requirements from three federal agencies (DOE, NIH, NSF).

The Research Seed Awards are now open. Submit your full proposal by Monday, October 28, 2024, 5 p.m. via UFunds. Seed Awards help faculty more successfully advance competitive research proposals by supporting the generation of preliminary data, pursuing new directions or collaborations in research, and other endeavors.

NIH’s newest grant initiative, the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), will soon begin issuing funding opportunities, and the Research Strategy and Development (RSD) team is following all the developments.

NIH has announced significant updates regarding stipends and subsidies for Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Awards (NRSAs), impacting over 17,000 early-career scholars.

When requesting new access/roles (or removing access for a transferred or terminated employee), here are the steps to submit the correct ticket. Submitting the correct ticket type also applies to system support and report requests. Submitting an incorrect ticket type may cause delays in processing your request.

In Fall 2018, the Division of Research instituted a process to set earlier deadlines for high-profile, regularly-occurring limited submission opportunities. The intent of the Limited Submission Calendars is to enable the Brown research community more time to plan for these opportunities.