New Research.gov Proposal Preparation and Submission Option

Dear Colleagues,

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has been working on a multi-year initiative to modernize the proposal submission and award management process and transition from using Fastlane (which was originally launched in 1994) to Research.gov. Currently, some actions that were processed in Fastlane in the past have already migrated to Research.gov. Examples include no cost extensions requests & PI/Award Transfers. Eventually, all of the current functions in Fastlane will be migrated entirely into Research.gov.

One big step toward this modernization relates to proposal submission. As of April 30, 2018, proposers can now choose to prepare and submit non-collaborative research proposals in Fastlane or Research.gov. Collaborative proposals must still be submitted in Fastlane.

Please visit NSF’s website for more details: New Proposal Preparation & Submission Information

There is also a page of FAQs available as well: New Proposal Preparation & Submission FAQs

If you’d like more information regarding Research.gov, please visit the FAQ page: Research.gov FAQs

Please forward this notice to your faculty to ensure that they are aware of this new option to submit NSF proposals.

Keep in mind that Cayuse 424 is still available as an option for NSF proposal submissions.

If you have any questions or require assistance with Research.gov, please contact the ERA Team at era@research.uci.edu.

The ERA Office Hours will also available for training in the system. Please search for “office hours” on UCLC to register.


Thank you,

Jonathan

Jonathan K. Lew, MPA

eRA Officer

UCI Office of Research

141 Innovation, Suite 250

Irvine, CA 92697-7600

949.824.1233

http://www.research.uci.edu/

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