Greetings Colleagues,
We have some important NSF requirements to share from the latest Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PAPPG) effective for proposals due or submitted on or after January 30 2023.
Key Highlights
- Research.gov will be required as of January 27th, 2023 and FastLane will no longer be an option for proposal submission
- The last day to submit new proposals and new supplemental funding requests in FastLane is January 27, 2023 (5:00 PM submitter’s local time)
- SciENcv is required for all Biographical Sketches and Current and Pending Support
- ORCID is encouraged
- Watch the 1.5 hour presentation from the NCBI Customer Services Division Director, Bart Trawick Easy Come, Easy Go: SciENcv and My Bibliography
- Be prepared to resubmit Current and Pending Support documentation within Research.gov
- Current and Pending Support must be resubmitted before NSF makes funding decisions
- Annual & Final Project Reporting: PIs and co-PIs must specify whether new, active or other support has been received and if so, must attach updated Current and Pending Support
- Field Work: new supplementary document required for proposals with field research effective January 1, 2023: Plan for Safe and Inclusive Field/Vessel/Aircraft Research (PSI-FVAR)
- Upload under “PSI-FVAR” in Research.gov supplementary documentation section
- Two-page limit
Review more information from NSF’s PAPPG Summary of Changes
Resources
- About Research.gov
- ORCID
- SciENcv
- Easy Come, Easy Go: SciENcv and My Bibliography - webinar and slides from Bart Trawick
- NSF Policy homepage
- NSF Spring 2022 Conference materials
- NSF Pre-award and Post-award Disclosures Relating to the Biographical Sketch and Current and Pending Support
Thank you,
The Office of Sponsored Programs