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PHS 2590 Forms. From the NIH site: These forms are for Non-Competing Continuation Progress Reports.
NRSA for individual fellows (F32): Requires that you apply very early in your postdoc (sometimes within your first year as a postdoc). Little to no preliminary data required. Mentored research career award (K01): Intended for more experienced postdocs with a solid research history.
Research Grants (R series) Provides limited funding for a short period of time to support a variety of types of projects, including: pilot or feasibility studies, collection of preliminary data, secondary analysis of existing data, small, self-contained research projects, development of new research technology, etc.
Block grants permit a broader array of services and activities, but are generally confined to a specific substantive policy area such as community development, health, or employment and training. General purpose grants provide unrestricted assistance to recipient jurisdictions.
The PHS 398 Cover Page Supplement Form is used for all grant applications except fellowships. This form collects information on human subjects, vertebrate animals, program income, human embryonic stem cells, inventions and patents, and changes of investigator/change of institution.

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The NIDDK supports several types of K awards: Only US citizens or permanent residents are eligible for the K01, K08, K23, and K25; the K99/R00 is open to citizens or non-citizens. If you are a clinician and are doing basic research, you are eligible for a K08.
The PHS 398 Research Plan form is used only for research, multi-project, and SBIR/STTR applications. This form includes fields to upload several attachments, including the Specific Aims and Research Strategy.
The activity codes differentiate between the grant types; for instance, R-series denotes the research project grant; K-series is intended for researchers yearning independent career. Both R- and K-grants support independent investigators.

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