There are five major components of an NIH training grant, which are almost equally weighted in the review process — that includes the sponsor statement.
It’s important to know that the sponsor statement has to be as strong as the rest of the application.
Even an outstanding training grant applicant can get hung up because of a moderate concern with this section.
Write an effective sponsor statement by addressing the following areas.
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Michael Gold is a professor of neurobiology at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and the director of the training program in mechanisms of clinical presentation of pain.
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