m******n
发帖数: 194 | 1
//that is not true
Although PIs and other personnel under research projects are not required to
be U.S. citizens, NIH will not intercede on behalf of non-citizens whose stay
in the United States may be limited by their visa status. As a result,
NIH requires the applicant
to determine and indicate, in its application, that such individuals' visas
will allow them to remain in this country long enough for them to be
productive on the project. If a grant is awarded on the basis of this
information | p*******r
发帖数: 4048 | 2 Sure. The crucial thing is you have a place to do research, institutional
support etc.
Typically they apply for R03 for the first time or one of those K grants that
are for first time applicants. You can apply for R01 but not likely to get it
first time unless you have funding record. Again those K grants have kind of a
"training" component so that's why they require green card.
I think you should mentally plan for 3-5 years of postdoc. :)
I think you should seriously think about Helen Hay Whitn | p*******r
发帖数: 4048 | 3 BTW a good source of info
http://www.grantsnet.org/
who
postdoc
unless
postdoc
NIH
planning
of
apply
my
grant
position
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【在 m******n 的大作中提到】
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: //that is not true
: Although PIs and other personnel under research projects are not required to
: be U.S. citizens, NIH will not intercede on behalf of non-citizens whose stay
: in the United States may be limited by their visa status. As a result,
: NIH requires the applicant
: to determine and indicate, in its application, that such individuals' visas
: will allow them to remain in this country long enough for them to be
: productive on the project. If a grant is awarded on the basis of this
: information
| m******n
发帖数: 194 | 4 another one
www.cos.com
【在 p*******r 的大作中提到】
: BTW a good source of info
: http://www.grantsnet.org/
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: who
: postdoc
: unless
: postdoc
: NIH
: planning
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