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Tutorial on new Biosketch in SciENcv and new NIH Common Forms with Rebecca Miro PhD (Feb 4, 2026)

Join Meg and her colleagues for a 30-minute exclusive members-only drop-in video call. Note: This video was recorded on February 4th, 2026. Some material may be outdated. 0:00 - Introduction 4:54 - Mini-Tutorial: Tutorial on new Biosketch in SciENcv and new NIH Common Forms with Rebecca Miro PhD 25:53 - Question 1: Do you have to certify for every proposal submission? How close to the submission date should the certification take place? 28:59 - Question 2: If there are multiple PIs how do the biosketches link? 33:41 - Question 3: I ended up taking off my editorial board positions for a few reason. One was that I wasn't sure what address to use for the journal, which was required. Do you happen to know if we should just use the generic journal address? 38:30 - Question 4: Are we still limited to 5 contributions? And citations are no longer listed under each contribution, correct? 38:59 - Question 5: Should faculty still list related funding in the personal statement? 43:36 - Question 6: Do you still need subheadings for contributions? 46:28 - Question 7: As a medical writer, could i create the biosketch on behalf of PIs? 47:37 - Question 8: I am studying the role of a gene in Drosophila that encodes a tricaboxylate transporter and has human ortholog, for its role on testes function and fertility defects. I want to submit an R15 grant. Could you suggest which NIH division will be suitable for such proposal. I thought NICHD will be the best fit? 51:44 - Question 9: In Contributions to Science, ok to mention publications from the list of 5 products Closely Related to Project, not just from the list of 5 Other Significant products? 56:22 - Question 10: Is the leniency for OS for JIT and RPPR? 57:20 - Final remarks Guest: Rebecca Miro, PhD, CP, CRA has 25 years of experience in research administration and research coordination, primarily in the higher education setting. She attained the Certified Research Administrator (CRA) credential in 2004. Dr. Miro is also a certified prosthetist with an interest in issues faced by women with limb loss. She received a grant from the American Orthotic & Prosthetic Association (AOPA) to conduct a systematic literature review and retrospective data analysis regarding female amputee issues. Dr. Miro completed her PhD in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in Higher Education Administration at the University of South Florida. Do you have questions about your current grantwriting project? Did you hear something in our grantwriting course about which you'd like to ask? Now's your chance. On Wednesdays, starting July 27th, you can join Meg Bouvier PhD for biweekly virtual office hours. Come and go from the call whenever you'd like, ask questions, and watch as Meg answers live. For 30 minutes, you can quiz Meg about your biggest challenges and questions. On select weeks, she will invite a grantwriting colleague to join her in fielding your toughest questions.