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The Office of Research Information Management (ORIM) supports the University of Miami community by providing systems to facilitate research administration. These systems are intended to minimize the amount of time end-users require to complete processes associated with research-related activities. ORIM deploys, manages, and trains users on applications such as InfoEd (Proposal Tracking/Development& Animal Protocol Management), Topaz GRANITE (Web Animal Orders and Animal Facility Management), Velos (Clinical Trials Management), and the Research Reporting System (Sponsored Programs Financial Information).
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Training Section of ORIM website will be down the evening of 10/01/2009
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October 1st, 2009– The training portion of our website will be down during the afternoon through evening hours of October 1st, 2009. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. For additional assistance with any of our applications please call 305-243-2314 during regular business hours and call 305-243-5999 after hours.
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InfoEd Changes Coming Soon!
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August 4th, 2009–
TO ALL INFOED USERS:
Upgrade Planned for August 26
The University is currently scheduled to receive our annual InfoEd upgrade on August 26, 2009. The entire InfoEd system including Proposal Development and Proposal Tracking will be unavailable all day on August 26. Please mark your calendars and plan accordingly.
Documentation on the changes can be found on the shortcuts section to your right hand side. YOU MUST BE LOGGED INTO THE UM NETWORK TO VIEW THESE DOCUMENTS.
TO ALL INFOED PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT USERS:
NIH Fellowship Applications
NIH is transitioning the F series of awards (Individual Fellowships) from paper 416-1 applications to electronic submissions beginning August 8. The InfoEd Proposal Development system is not yet available for submitting Fellowship applications at this time; however, InfoEd will be available for fellowships prior to the next application due date (December 8).
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InfoEd Proposal Development Training Now Available On-Line
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July 1st, 2009– Do you have questions about InfoEd Proposal Development? Need a refresher course on how to submit your NIH application electronically? Want to know more about how to do a budget in InfoEd? No time for an InfoEd workshop?
The "Understanding InfoEd Proposal Development" series is now available for you. To access this on-line training, go to ULearn and type InfoEd in the search box. Review just one module in the series or complete all five modules. Understanding InfoEd Proposal Development includes:
- Getting Started
- Starting Your Proposal
- Learning about Forms and Uploading Files
- Building Your Budget
- Finalizing the Process
Any questions, please contact the Office of Research Education & Training at 305-243-5092.
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New InfoEd Portal Coming this Summer
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June 3rd, 2009– All InfoEd modules are currently accessed via the InfoEd eRA Portal. Coming soon for all InfoEd users a “new portal” which offers a streamlined interface and easier navigation through InfoEd. The new and improved portal provides a new look and feel to the initial log in and browse screens. It enables you to locate proposals or protocols more quickly, and provides you with new personal customizations and preferences. For more information or for access to the new portal, please contact us at resinfo@med.miami.edu or (305) 243-2314.
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InfoEd Available for NIH Challenge Grants (RC1) & Grand Opportunities "GO" Grants (RC2)
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April 13th, 2009– TO ALL PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT USERS: The InfoEd system is now available for preparation and submission of the new NIH Challenge Grants in Health and Science Research (RC1 mechanism) and the new NIH Research and Research Infrastructure “Grand Opportunities” applications (RC2 mechanism). This funding opportunity is a result of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). Please note, due to time constraints, the InfoEd and NIH systems will provide only minimal validations to assure the proposal is prepared correctly. Please read and follow all application instructions carefully. For additional information on the stimulus act, please visit this link and contact your local Research Administration office.
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Submit your ARRA/Challenge Grant Proposals 5 days Early or Risk Major Headaches!
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March 31st, 2009– TO ALL PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT USERS: We have been strongly advised by InfoEd Customer Support to get our ARRA-related proposals submitted early. Institutions across the country are preparing to submit Challenge Grants and other ARRA-related applications electronically. We are expecting over 150 proposals during this period, which means there is very little bandwidth for error. Please do not wait until deadline day to submit your application via InfoEd or directly via Grants.gov or you will be frustrated with system problems that will not be resolved in time for the deadline. InfoEd Customer Support will do its best to provide assistance to us, but with the volume anticipated it may not be possible to provide last minute problem resolution for the Challenge Grants if a technical problem should occur on deadline day. For the best chance of success, submit at least 5 days early!
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