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Jul. 14th, 2007 07:01 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rivkaI just logged in to the NIH protocol management site to find out if, by chance, my grant's priority score had been uploaded sometime since I last checked yesterday afternoon.
It had.
It was unscored.
That means that the three people assigned to be primary readers of my application all agreed that it fell within the bottom half of proposals. It wasn't discussed at the meeting.
I am really, really shocked. I knew that it was unlikely that the grant would be funded, but I didn't think it was so awful that it wouldn't even be scored. I don't know what to think or say. I won't have any idea what the problem was until a few weeks from now, when I'll receive written critiques from the primary reviewers. Until then... I just don't know what to think at all.
We're leaving early in the morning for SUUSI. I'm glad I didn't find out in the middle of my vacation. I'm going to try to just keep my head at SUUSI and not obsess about this.
Comments are disabled on this post. This means that I also don't want to get private e-mail about it, no matter how much you think I need a pep talk.
It had.
It was unscored.
That means that the three people assigned to be primary readers of my application all agreed that it fell within the bottom half of proposals. It wasn't discussed at the meeting.
I am really, really shocked. I knew that it was unlikely that the grant would be funded, but I didn't think it was so awful that it wouldn't even be scored. I don't know what to think or say. I won't have any idea what the problem was until a few weeks from now, when I'll receive written critiques from the primary reviewers. Until then... I just don't know what to think at all.
We're leaving early in the morning for SUUSI. I'm glad I didn't find out in the middle of my vacation. I'm going to try to just keep my head at SUUSI and not obsess about this.
Comments are disabled on this post. This means that I also don't want to get private e-mail about it, no matter how much you think I need a pep talk.
