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Author describes spending hours on new NIH biographical sketch forms
An author says they spent several hours on a Sunday creating two NIH forms.
They are the NIH Biographical Sketch Common Form and the NIH Biographical Sketch Supplement.
The piece connects the forms with an NIH grant application.
Its headline frames the experience as a lesson in redundancy.
The available details do not explain what the forms require or how they differ.
They also do not say what happens next.
The author says they spent several hours preparing new NIH biographical sketch forms.
The work took place during part of a Sunday morning and early afternoon.
The author created an NIH Biographical Sketch Common Form and an NIH Biographical Sketch Supplement.
The article describes the experience as a lesson in redundancy.
- Who
- The article’s author.
- What
- The author spent several hours creating two NIH biographical sketch forms.
- When
- Part of a Sunday morning and early afternoon; the specific date is not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Forms
- NIH Biographical Sketch Common Form and NIH Biographical Sketch Supplement
- Time spent
- A bunch of hours
- Time of work
- Part of Sunday morning and early afternoon
- Publication date
- 2026-10-12
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