The NHMRC's Research Grants Management System (RGMS) will soon be operational for the Profile and CV component of Project Grant and Fellowship applications.

At present access to the RGMS is limited to existing users only. However, it is anticipated open access to RGMS will be granted mid-November 2009 following the implementation of "Identity Lifecycle Management" (ILM). Key features include:

• new users being able to register for RGMS accounts online allowing them to get a "head-start" on completing their Profile/CV information in RGMS prior to preparing applications;

• allowing existing users to retrieve their username or password (if misplaced or forgotten) via an automated process.

To assist with creating new users of RGMS in a timely manner, NHMRC will export from its present system, the names and contact details of all current NHMRC Grant holders and 2009 peer review participants, and import them into RGMS. Once this occurs, these potential users will receive an email advising that they have access and as such will be able to start completing their Profile/CV.

Please regularly check RGMS Page for further updates over the coming weeks.

For applications lodged using the submission of applications by email system, please apply for an NHMRC application ID by sending an email to nhmrcapplications.gmo@unsw.edu.au. You will need to include the following information:

 

NOTE: CIAs must have a formal affiliation with the University of New South Wales.

The Minister for Health and Ageing has announced grants worth $357 million to support health and medical research through 688 NHMRC grants awarded to universities and research institutes across Australia. These successful grants are the outcome of the Australian Government's National Health and Medical Research Council major funding round for project grants commencing in 2009.

The NHMRC website provides details of all funded grants.

The NHMRC provides funding for all areas of research relevant to human health and wellbeing. All researchers in Australia can apply for funding, through schemes ranging from scholarships through to large research programs.

NHMRC Research Funding Available for: Research Support, People Support, Infrastructure Support.

 

 

The UNSW Grants Management Office would like to congratulate UNSW researchers who were successful in applying for NHMRC Career Development Awards and Training Fellowships to commence in 2009. Click here for more information