SHINE & SHINE II Programs
Comparing two programs that are Stimulating Hematology Investigation: New Endeavors (SHINE)
The SHINE programs provide support for research in nonmalignant hematology research activities.
| PROGRAM DETAILS | SHINE | SHINE II |
|---|---|---|
| Most Recent Announcement | PAS-22-096 | PAS-21-150 |
| Who Should Apply? | Principal Investigators at any stage of career development | Established investigators |
| Grant Activity | R01 | R01 |
| Project Period | Up to 5 years may be requested | Up to 3 years may be requested |
| Budget | Modular up to $250k Direct Costs/year; Non-modular up $500k DC/year; If > $500k DC/yr, approval to submit application must be obtained six weeks prior to receipt date | Up to $200k DC/yr may be requested |
| Scientific Scope | Specific topics are featured via open forum workshop. Attendees identify gaps in knowledge. These gaps are published as a Notice in the NIH Guide. Applicants are encouraged to contact Program Officials by sending a draft of specific aims by email. | Topics that are within scope of the NIDDK Hematology program are acceptable. Applicants are encouraged to contact Program Officials by sending a draft of specific aims by email. |
| Funds Available | Set-aside funds vary each year and amounts are published in the NIH guide. | Set-aside funds vary each year and amounts are published in the NIH Guide. |
| Awards | R01 applications that score within published "paylines" are funded with NIDDK appropriations. SHINE applications that score beyond the payline are considered for funding with the set-aside funds | R01 applications that score within published "paylines" are funded with NIDDK appropriations. SHINE applications that score beyond the payline are considered for funding with the set-aside funds |
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