Scientific Review Group

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NIH: A peer review committee group of primarily non-government experts (peer reviewers), qualified by training or experience in particular scientific or technical fields, or as authorities knowledgeable in the various disciplines and fields related to the applications under review, to evaluate and give expert advice on the scientific and technical merit of the applications. No more than one-fourth of the members of any SRG may be Federal employees, as noted in 42 CFR 52(h).

NHLBI: the first level of a two-stage peer review system. these panels of subject matter experts are established according to scientific discipline or medical specialty to review and rate applications for scientific and technical merit, appropriate level of support and duration of award. Also known as a Study Section.

PVAMU: A group of highly regarded experts in a given field, convened by NIH to advise NIH on the scientific merit of applications for research grants and contracts. Scientific review groups are also required to review the ethical aspects of proposed involvement of human subjects. Various kinds of scientific review groups exist, and are known by different names in different institutes of the NIH (e.g., Study Sections, Initial Review Groups, Contract Review Committees, or Technical Evaluation Committees).

Crdrewu: The NIH Peer review panel to which each grant proposal is sent for peer review. Formerly named “Study Section”.