m-PI grants

we select who is a main contact PI for your grants.

If Ali is a main contact PI, other PI should only submit following files to Ali.

Ali will collect all files and then directly submit this grant to NIH.

Please decide who is main contact PI and follow the process.

> Letter of Intent/Consortium Letter from Universities Grants Office

>

Letter of Support from Consortium PI

> · PHS 398 face page

> · Scope of Work 3-5 sentences only

> · Budget and justification

> · Current Biosketch for each key personnel

> · Resource Page

> · Copy of Indirect Cost Rate Agreements

> · Fringe Benefit Rate for each university

> · Contact person of each University who will be doing the typing of each grant, phone, email, fax numbers

> · Pure Edge "R&R Subaward Budget Attachment(s) Form" built in Cayuse please contact me for instructions

Below is a copy from NIH regarding the Mutli PI application.

>

> For BWH we will need:

>

> Statement of Intent

>

> SOW

>

> Form page 4

>

> Form page 5

>

> Justification

>

> Checklist page

>

> Resources

>

> Bio's

>

>

> PRE-AWARD PROCESS

>

>

> Designating Multiple PIs

>

> The designation of Multiple PIs should be based on the requirements of

> the research project. It is anticipated that the number of PIs will

> rarely exceed five (5). The UW also expects that the Contact PI on the

> NIH application will be the contact person within the UW and will act

> as the primary point of communication with the research team during

> the proposal and award processes.

>

> The person designated as the PI on the "SF424 (R&R)" face page, Block

> 15, will be the Contact PI. This is the individual through whom NIH

> expects communication regarding the project to flow. Aside from this

> communication responsibility, there is no difference between the

> Contact PI and other PIs on a project. All share the same rights,

> responsibilities and credit. All PIs will have access to the ERA

> Commons information about the proposal, all will be listed on the NGA,

> and all will be identified in the CRISP system as PIs.

>

> Once the Contact PI is entered into Block 15 of the face page, his/her

> information will populate the "PROFILE – Project Director/Principal

> Investigator" block on the "Research & Related Senior/Key Person

> Profile (Expanded)" page. You will still need to enter this

> individual's ERA Commons username in the "Credential, e.g. agency

> login" field and upload his/her Biographical Sketch.

>

> The remainder of the PIs will need to be entered into the "PROFILE –

> Senior/Key Person X" (where X is a number from 1-40) block on the

> "Research & Related Senior/Key Person Profile (Expanded)" page. The

> Project Role for these individuals will be "PI/PD." (Note that NIH

> does not recognize "Co-PI" as a valid project role.) Also, be aware

> that the ERA Commons username for each individual listed as a PI/PD

> must be included.

>

>

> Leadership Plan

>

> A leadership plan is required for all Multi PI proposals.

>

> * Examples of a leadership plan

> <http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/multi_pi/sample_leadership_plans.pdf>

>

>

> Following are the instructions from the "NIH SF424 Application Guide"

> regarding the content of the plan:

>

> For applications designating multiple PDs/PIs, a leadership plan

> must be included. A rationale for choosing a multiple PD/PI

> approach should be described. The governance and organizational

> structure of the leadership team and the research project should

> be described, including communication plans, process for making

> decisions on scientific direction, and procedures for resolving

> conflicts. The roles and administrative, technical, and scientific

> responsibilities for the project or program should be delineated

> for the PDs/PIs and other collaborators.

>

> If budget allocation is planned, the distribution of resources to

> specific components of the project or the individual PDs/PIs

> should be delineated in the Leadership Plan. In the event of an

> award, the requested allocations may be reflected in a footnote on

> the Notice of Grant Award.

>

> The UW requires that all leadership plans, at minimum address three

> points:

>

> * The Contact PI will assume the same functions within the UW as

> with NIH and will be the person responsible for communication

> with the other project team members and OSP during proposal

> submission and throughout the project period.

> * Any dispute arising from the project will be addressed first by

> the PIs. If a resolution cannot be obtained, then the respective

> Chairs and/or Deans will convene to resolve the dispute. Should

> further resolution be necessary, the dispute will be referred to

> the Vice Provost for Research by the respective Deans, and the

> decision of the Vice Provost will be final.

> * The PIs will follow the intellectual property policies and

> practices of their respective institutions, with support and

> assistance from the applicable technology transfer office(s).

>

> The leadership plan will be uploaded as a separate (PDF) file to Block

> 14 of the "PHS 398 Research Plan" form page.

>

>

> Required Certifications

>

> NIH requires the UW to maintain on file the following certification

> for all PIs designated on a project:

>

> "I certify that the statements in this eGC1 and the related sponsor

> application are true, complete and accurate to the best of my

> knowledge. I am aware that any false, fictitious, or fraudulent

> statements or claims may subject me to criminal, civil, or

> administrative penalties. I agree to accept responsibility for the

> scientific conduct of the project and to provide the required progress

> reports if a grant is awarded as a result of this application."

>

> These certifications are obtained through SAGE as described below.