Grant Proposal: Intent to submit

Grant Proposal: Intent to submit

Please identify the reason you are submitting the Intent to Submit form.*

To disclose a MPI proposal being submitted by another CU Department (DBMI is not responsible for the preaward submission of the proposal)

To request DBMI Research Admin support for submission of a proposal (external sponsor)

To request DBMI Research Admin support for submission of a proposal (internal sponsor)

Date*

General Submission Information

Last Name*

First Name*

Name of MPI from other department*

Application Deadline*

Funding Agency*

DOD

NIH

NSF

Other

Which institute?

Are We Primary*

Yes

Which Institution Is The Primary*

Role on Project*

MPI

Site - Lead (when we are not Prime)

Please enter the name(s) of the other DBMI faculty members*

Please add the administrative contact for the proposal.*

This will allow the DBMI Research Admin Team to collect the necessary information for proposal tracking.

Grant Application Title*

This can be a temporary title, we can update it before final submission

Link to Funding Opportunity*

Does this project have any scientific overlap with a proposal submitted to a separate agency?*

Yes

Please indicate which agency*

Please designate where more than 50% of the research will take place (on or off campus).*

On Campus

Off Campus

Will subcontractors be included in this proposal?*

Yes

List subcontractors, admin contact name, and email

Would you like to be included in all email communication with the Sponsor and Subrecipients (if applicable) as it relates to this proposal?*

Yes

Not Applicable

Predominate Type of Work Being Conducted*

Basic and Early Translational Research (fundamental or bench research)

Clinical Effectiveness, Outcomes and Health Services Research (healthcare system outcomes)

Etiologic, Mechanistic and Clinical Efficacy Research (individual health outcomes)

If you are able to provide any basic budget information at this time, please include in the text box below.

This would include personnel names and percent effort and individual operating expenses.

Basic and Early Translational Research

Research that provides the foundation of knowledge for the applied science that follows. This type of research encompasses scientific disciplines such as biochemistry, microbiology, physiology, cell biology, molecular biology, neuroscience, bioengineering, and pharmacology, and their interplay, and involves laboratory studies with cell cultures and animal model systems, as well as molecular/biochemical studies utilizing human specimens (including -omic studies) that address fundamental mechanisms of physiological function and disease. Additionally, this can include computational modeling, molecular epidemiology, and experimentation in other nonhuman model systems. Basic science also increasingly extends to behavioral and social sciences.

Etiologic, Mechanistic and Clinical Efficacy Research

Research with human subjects that is focused on individual patients. Research conducted with human subjects (or on material of human origin such as tissues, DNA, specimens, and cognitive phenomena) for which an investigator (or colleague) directly interacts with human subjects or with individual subject’s data. Excluded from this definition are in vitro studies that utilize human tissues that cannot be linked to a living individual. Clinical Research includes: (a) mechanisms of human disease, including basic experimental studies in humans, (b), prevention and therapeutic interventions in controlled settings, (c) classical clinical trials, (d) development of new technologies evaluated at the individual human subject level and e) observational epidemiologic research.

Health Services, Outcomes and Clinical Effectiveness Research

Research which studies the end results (outcomes) of the structure, processes and service delivery of the health care system on the health and well-being of patients and populations. This would include: a) epidemiological research modeling predictors of patient outcomes, b) pragmatic trials of preventive or therapeutic interventions in real world settings, c) studies of implementation and dissemination of evidence-based health care interventions, and d) epidemiologic surveillance studies

Research Protocols and Authorizations

Guidance on human subjects research: https://grants.nih.gov/policy-and-compliance/policy-topics/human-subjects/research

Is this study exempt from federal regulations?*

Yes

Exemption Number*

Does the study involve human participants?*

Yes

Are the participants prospectively assigned to an intervention?*

Yes

Is the study designed to evaluate the effect of the intervention on the participants?*

Yes

Is the effect that will be evaluated a health-related biomedical or behavioral outcome?*

Yes

Do you need Research Development Team support?*

(e.g., grant writing, manuscript writing)

Yes, please

No, thank you

File Upload (If this is a re-submission, please attach your summary statement)

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What feedback from the Grant Writer Support team would be most helpful to you?

Other Grant Writer Feedback

Acknowledgement Statement*

In acknowledgment of our shared commitment to the success of this proposal, I, as the Principal Investigator, certify that both the Research Administrator and I share administrative responsibilities for this proposal. While I focus on scientific development, the research administrator handles administrative requirements, including budget development, internal routing and submission to the sponsor. I am also responsible for reviewing these administrative components to ensure compliance with the guidelines outlined by the funding opportunity.

By submitting the Intent to Submit form, I acknowledge the Institutional and Departmental routing and submission policies.

DBMI requires the initial InfoEd routing submission to be completed 14 business days prior to the application deadline. This is 2 business days before the institutional Office of Grants and Contracts (OGC) routing deadline of 12 business days prior to the application deadline. Therefore, the initial routing documents are due the day prior to the DBMI initial routing deadline.
DBMI requires the final submission deadline to be completed 2 business days prior to the application deadline. This is 2 business days after the institutional Office of Grants and Contracts final submission deadline of 4 business days.
I acknowledge that with these submission deadlines, documents will be requested by 12:00 PM MST three business days before the sponsor deadline, to account for the compilation and review of documents that may need final revisions before submission.

*Exception: Deadlines may change due to internal workflow or campus closures. Follow the specific deadlines given by your research administrator.*

Eligibility Certification*

I certify that I have read the eligibility requirements of the funding announcement and meet the criteria to serve as PI for this mechanism.

Send me a copy of my responses

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