NIH Grant Abstracts
NIH Grant Abstracts: ExPORTER is a valuable resource for researchers and data enthusiasts. It serves as an open data repository containing administrative information about NIH-funded research projects. Here are some key points about ExPORTER: 1. Purpose and Transparency: - ExPORTER is part of the NIH's "open government" initiatives. - It aims to enhance transparency by providing detailed data on NIH activities. - Researchers can use this data for in-depth analyses or integrate it into their own systems. 2. Data Availability: - ExPORTER offers bulk administrative data extracted from the larger RePORTER database. - The data is available for download in CSV formats. - Each file includes a data dictionary describing the fields. - Legacy files from the predecessor system, CRISP, are also accessible from FY 1970 to FY 2009. 3. Annual Updates: - The consolidated Annual RePORTER project file is released annually by the end of January. - It integrates the most recent grant information, contracts, intramural projects, and interagency agreements. - Updates occur when the President's budget for the fiscal year is released, incorporating NIH Spending Categories data (RCDC). 4. Access and Usage: - Researchers can explore project abstracts, publications, patents, and clinical studies. - ExPORTER provides a wealth of information for those interested in NIH-funded research. (1) NIH RePORTER Announcement: - National Institutes of Health. https://reporter.nih.gov/exporter. (2) NIH Research Portfolio Online Reporting Tools Database (ExPORTER). https://iiindex.org/datasets/exporter/. (3) Funding | RePORT - National Institutes of Health. https://report.nih.gov/report-funding. (4) NIH funding from 1985-2021 • nihexporter - GitHub Pages. https://rnabioco.github.io/nihexporter/. (5) Find and Access NIH Grants Data Quickly and Easily with the RePORTER .... https://nexus.od.nih.gov/all/2021/08/16/find-and-access-nih-grants-data-quickly-and-easily-with-the-reporter-api/.