The Grants for Research and School Partnerships (GRASP) program has been expanded to allow non-MD employees of the LLU Medical Center (GRASP-MC) or the Faculty Medical Group (GRASP-FMG) to serve as Principal Investigators. These awards will provide support for pairs of investigators from different settings to cooperate in pioneering research projects. The purpose of the GRASP awards is to create an incubator for collaborative partnerships that will generate researchers with the ability to win major grants from external sponsors. 

More information and the Request for Applications can be found on the main GRASP page.

The Investigator Portal serves as a central location for access to all components related to your research at Loma Linda University Health.  Information is pulled from various databases into one convenient and easy-to-navigate system.

Phase I features:

• Deadlines approaching for your projects, research education, and compliance requirements.
• Listing of active projects and IRB and IACUC protocols with direct link into InfoEd.
• Project financials with line-item detail updated daily.
• Access to the Conflict of Interest and Education & Training systems.
• Access to Time and Effort reporting

The portal is accessible from the Research Affairs website and from myllu.llu.edu under the Faculty Portal section.

Please note: the investigator portal is behind the firewall and can only be accessed on campus or through VPN.

Future enhancements to include:

• quick-links to award documents and contracts
• alerts for technical/financial reports
• list of active subawards
• spending burn-rates

If you have suggestions on other information you would like to see in the portal contact Sherie Donahue at ext. 83911 or sdonahue@llu.edu.

Here’s one you don’t want to miss!  LLEAP is a fundamental tool for access to research data at this institution. Learn about the right way to access LLEAP data for research purposes from the KEY individual here who can provide that insight.  Lila Dalton, Director of the Clinical Trials Center will be presenting this information-packed session. Bring your curiosity and your questions for this highly productive way to spend lunch.

Pre-registration required.       

The seminar will be held in the Research Affairs main conference room from 12-1pm. Physicians attending this session will earn CME. 

You must register to receive credit and so we can have lunch ready for you.

Please click link Register    

NOTE:  If you do register, please make every effort to attend, or contact us in advance, if you can, should your plans change. Seating is limited and we do maintain a waiting list. That will allow us to give you “ticket” to one of your research colleagues.

Thank you for your attention. We look forward to seeing you there.

Appointed members of standing NIH study sections, NIH Boards of Scientific Counselors, NIH Advisory Boards or Councils, or NIH Program Advisory Committees are all eligible for continuous submission (submitting R01, R21, and R34 applications at any time in response to active funding opportunity announcements (FOAs) that have standard due dates).

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How Can I Check If I Am Eligible to Submit an Application Under NIH's Continuous Submission Policy?:   

You can check your eligibility to submit applications under NIH's continuous submission policy by logging into eRA Commons, and following the instructions outlined here.

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How Can I Check If I Am Eligible to Submit an Application Under NIH's Continuous Submission Policy?:   

You can check your eligibility to submit applications under NIH's continuous submission policy by logging into eRA Commons, and following the instructions outlined here.

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