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Research Funding and Success Rates NHLBI funding supports researchers at more than 520 research institutions in the U.S. and internationally, as well as about 80 laboratories located at the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland. NHLBI's budget is primarily provided by annual funding (or appropriations) from the U.S. Congress.

For the last Fiscal Year (FY) displayed, R01-equivalent grants are defined as activity codes DP1, DP2, DP5, R01, R37, R56, RF1, RL1, U01 and R35 from select NIGMS and NHGRI program announcements (PAs). Not all of these activities may be in use by NIH every year.

Funding rate is a person-based statistic that is calculated by the number of distinct funded investigators divided by the number of distinct funded and unfunded investigators in a given fiscal year, excluding applications withdrawn prior to review.

Aug 21, 2024 · NIH publishes success rates that provide higher level insights into the likelihood an application will be funded. Success rates are calculated by dividing the number of awards made in a fiscal year by the number of applications received.

Mar 5, 2014 · Funding rates, which are higher than either award or success rates, paint a more promising picture for your prospects of receiving NIH funding. You can find funding rate data for RPGs and R01-equivalents below and in the NIH Data Book.

Feb 21, 2024 · We spent $19.8 billion on average on R01-equivalent grants in FY 2023 compared to $19.1 billion spent in FY 2022, a 3.4% increase. Like RPGs, the R01-equivalent grant success rate also increased but only slightly (0.05 percentage points), going from 21.59% in FY 2022 to 21.64% in FY 2023, not a significant change.

NIH uses success rates as a metric for describing the likelihood of a project getting funded. Success rate is defined as the number of awards divided by the number of unique applications in a fiscal year. Below, we provide NIDCR success rates for R01, R03, and R21 research project grant applications.

Success rates are defined as the percentage of reviewed grant applications1 that receive funding (i.e., the likelihood of a project getting funded). They are computed on a fiscal year basis and include applications that are peer reviewed, either scored or …

We found that the success rates of competing R01s decreased at all levels: NIH, NHLBI, DCVS, and VBHB. Interestingly, we found that competitive renewal R01 applications remained more successful (about 2 times) than new R01 applications at all levels during this period.