Published April 28, 2026, via Research News On April 20, 2026, NIH announced an update to their implementation of uniform administrative requirements for federal financial assistance. NIH states that, although it previously incorporated updates from the 2024 revisions to 2 CFR Part 200 (Uniform Guidance), the FY 2026 appropriations law requires that the provisions relating to indirect […]
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Research Training now in Workday Learning
Published April 28, 2026, via Research News All research-related training has moved to Workday Learning. Training activities previously performed in Learn@Work (completing training, printing certificates, running reports, etc.) must now be performed in Workday Learning. If you run into issues accessing Workday Learning or a specific training, reference Workday Learning’s support information. Assignments and Completions Assignments and […]
Learn@Work to Workday Learning Transition
Published April 20, 2026, via Research News Complete all Learn@Work Training by Friday, April 24 at 5 p.m.Researchers are encouraged to complete all incomplete training in Learn@Work by Friday, April 24 at 5 p.m. After that time, completed training records will move to Workday Learning. Any courses not fully complete by Friday at 5 p.m. must […]
NIH Research Security Training Requirements
NOTICE This Research News announcement has been modified per the transition of Learn@Work to Workday Learning on April 27, 2026.Links previously routing to courses in Learn@Work have been updated to route to the course in Workday Learning. Published April 15, 2026, via Research News The National Institutes of Health (NIH) will require Research Security Training for […]
NIH New Application Structure for NIH-Funded International Collaborations
Published April 14, 2026, via Research News This is a follow-up to Parent NOFO Released to Support New Application Structure for NIH-Funded International Collaborations. The new application structure will utilize the PF5 and UF5 funding mechanisms. These mechanisms will leverage NIH’s multi-component or complex application package. WashU has been working on a project that will extend System-To-System (S2S) […]
NIH Updates: Late Application Submission Policy and End of Continuous Submission
Published April 2, 2026, via Research News NIH announced, via NIH Notice NOT-OD-26-064, an updated policy for late submission of competitive applications. Specifically, it ends Continuous Submission, announces modifications to reasons considered for late submission, and announces the prohibition of Fellowship, Small Business, and International Collaboration late applications. When appropriate, NIH may issue separate guidance in […]
Reminder: NIH Foreign Component Reporting
Published April 1, 2026, via Research News Dear research community, This is a reminder to the research community about the requirements for reporting foreign components on a National Institutes of Health (NIH) application and during the award. Under the NIH Grants Policy Statement, a foreign component is defined as “the performance of any significant scientific element or segment of […]
NIH Updates: Revised Grants Policy Statement and Prior Approval Requirement for Changes to Domestic Subawards and Harmonizing the NIH Definition of “Intervention” with the Common Rule
Published April 1, 2026, via Research News NIH Grants Policy Statement (GPS) The National Institutes of Health (NIH) released an updated version of their Grants Policy Statement (GPS) via NIH Guide Notice NOT-OD-26-057. The revised GPS (dated March 2026) applies to all NIH grants and cooperative agreements with budget periods beginning on or after Wednesday, October 1, […]
FY27 Postdoctoral Minimum Compensation
Published March 31, 2026, via Research News The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs (OPA) is pleased to announce that, effective on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, the minimum compensation for all WashU postdoctoral appointees will be $64,380 per year (defined as a 12-month appointment). This minimum compensation (salary or stipend) has been established by the Office of the Vice Chancellor […]
Research Training Moving to Workday Learning
Published March 30, 2026, via Research News Research-related training will transition to Workday Learning on Monday, April 27, 2026. The previous learning site, Learn@Work, is being discontinued in mid-2026. WashU has already transitioned many trainings to Workday Learning including Code of Conduct and Harassment Prevention. All remaining training that is currently in Learn@Work will move to […]