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Full
applications are due the week of
JUNE 7, 2004
according to the following
schedule:

Monday
June 7  at
5p.m.       USA
EDT

GC 13,
14

Tuesday
June  8 at
12noon      USA
EDT

GC 1,
2, 3

Tuesday        June
8 at
5p.m.
USA EDT

GC 7,
8, 9

Wednesday  June
9  at
12noon      USA
EDT

GC 4,
5, 6

Thursday
June 10 at
12noon      USA
EDT

GC 11,
12

Thursday
June 10 at
5p.m.       USA
EDT

GC
10

NOTE:
USA EDT time
is the same as Washington,
DC
time

Below are files you will need to
prepare your full grant application for submission.

A total of 445 applications are being
sought.  We do not know how many of these will be
funded because the budgets requested cover a wide
range.

1.   To
Submit Your Full Grant Application
Online
Posted
5/18/2004

Use
the grant application form at https://www.grantrequest.com/SID_373
to submit your full proposal.  Please review the
instructions for using the online system to assure the
proper submission of your application information and
uploaded attachments.  You do not need to complete
the application at one sitting.  You may save parts
and return later to enter more information.
However, once you submit your application, you will not
have access to it for any further revision.

Please start by printing out and
referring to the Grant Application Instructions and
Frequently Asked Questions below for guidance as you
complete the online application.

Please contact us at [email-masked]
if you are having technical difficulties with the
Web-based online system.

2.   Step-by-step Instructions for Submitting
your Full Proposal

Posted
5/18/2004

Please review this
user-friendly guide for accessing the online system and
submitting your Web-based
application.

3.   Sample Grant Application and
Instructions

Posted
5/12/2004

NOTE:
The Sample Grant Application File is FOR
INFORMATION ONLY. The actual grant application
will be submitted online using a Web-based form.
You should use the PDF for planning purposes and to
draft the final text which then can later be pasted and
attached via the online system.

4.
Revised Budget Spreadsheet
Template

Revised and
posted 5/15/2004
(Microsoft Excel (XLS) Format)

NOTE:  It is very
important that you use this revised spreadsheet instead
of the one distributed previously. This spreadsheet has
corrected some errors in the prior version.

The revised budget spreadsheet contains
multiple tabs at the bottom, one for each Major
Activity. When you complete each of the Major Activity
tabs the Total Budget tab will be calculated
automatically.

We have also added a new required [Budget by PI
and Subgrant Org] worksheet tab, which asks for a
breakdown of the overall budget by PI / subgrant and
activity for each year. This display will allow
reviewers to see at a glance what portion of the budget
is going to each of the institutions involved in your
application and which activities are going to take place
at each institution. The new sheet will not require any
new numbers from you, but is just another view of the
same information requested in the other sheets.

There is also a new optional worksheet tab
[Subgrantee Budget (Optional)] for you to provide
subgrantee budgets in the format of your choice if the
subgrantee budget is substantial, and if you think that
it will be helpful to reviewers for understanding the
budget structure. You may provide either a single or
multiple worksheets tabs at the far right of all
required worksheets. This optional worksheet will be in
addition to and not instead of all of the other required
worksheets.

You may use this optional worksheet to provide
detailed subgrantee budgets, in the format of your
choice, if the subgrantee budget is substantial, and if
you think that it will be helpful to reviewers for
understanding the budget structure.

5.   Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Revised and posted
5/28/2004

NOTE:  We recommend that all
applicants review these Frequently Asked Questions for
guidance on completing your proposal, clarifications on
the budget requirements, and helpful hints for
submitting the online application.  The FAQs will
be updated regularly as new questions are brought to our
attention.

6.   Examples
of Objectives and Activities
Table

Revised and posted
5/11/2004

NOTE:   Please review
these hypothetical examples that illustrate the general
approach to completing the Objectives and Activities
tables in Attachment A - Research Summary Section II.
These should not be interpreted as literal examples.

Download a free copy
of Adobe Reader

7.   Extended
Support Hours

Starting on Saturday, June 5, 2004 the GCGH Support
Team will be available during the following extended
hours to assist Grand Challenge applicants submit their
applications. Please let us know how we can help you. We
look forward to receiving your applications.

Saturday
June  5, 2004

9 a.m. to
5 p.m. USA EDT

Sunday

June  6, 2004

9 a.m. to
5 p.m. USA EDT

Monday

June  7, 2004

8 a.m. to
8 p.m. USA EDT

Tuesday

June  8, 2004

8 a.m. to
8 p.m. USA EDT

Wednesday   June  9, 2004

8 a.m. to
8 p.m. USA EDT

Thursday
June 10, 2004

8 a.m. to
5 p.m. USA EDT

If you have any questions, please contact the
Foundation for NIH staff identified
below:

* For scientific strategy,
budget or policy questions, contact Dr. Elke Jordan at

[email-masked]

* For process and procedural questions,
including technical/computer problems,

contact Tiziano DiPaolo [email-masked] or Susan
Wiener [email-masked]

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