IR UpFront
Apply now for the Reviewer-in-training
Program The Reviewer-in-training (RIT) Program is designed to train and mentor individuals to review grant proposals and learn about the process of grant review in order to be able to participate in various study sections including society, foundation, and government agencies (such as the National Institutes of Health).
Up to two applicants for each tier and four applicants total per year, who have previously received an SIR Foundation grant will be selected for this opportunity. They are expected to commit to reviewing for two consecutive SIR Foundation Grant Review Study Sections and attend the Annual Scientific Meeting Study Section. For more information and to apply, visit the SIR Foundation website.
sirfoundation.org Pre-review process at
SIR Foundation Starting this grant cycle, SIR Foundation leadership highly encourages all faculty grant applicants to complete the pre-review process, which supports investigator development. Applicants will receive reviewer feedback from SIR Foundation. Those applying for student and resident grants are not eligible for the pre-review process. The deadline to complete the pre-review is Sept. 20, 2022. This process provides an opportunity for applicants to obtain and respond to reviewer feedback prior to submitting the final applications.
To learn more, please visit
sirfoundation.org
JVIR impact factor
continues steady climb The Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (JVIR) impact factor—one measure of a publication’s rank or value based on
journal citation references—has just been released in Journal Citation Reports, published by Clarivate Analytics. The new impact factor, the highest in JVIR’s history, increased by 6% compared with the previous year’s impact factor, having improved to 3.682 from 3.464. This continuing growth trajectory makes JVIR the commanding voice of IR science and paves the way for the publication of highest-level IR research on its pages and on
jvir.org.
sirweb.org/irq | 9 Share your innovative
ideas in the field of IR SIR Foundation periodically issues a special request for proposals (RFP) rooted in research priorities and special funding available due to the generosity of our corporate partners and philanthropy efforts. SIR Foundation offers funding opportunities that aim to support research and projects dedicated to progressing the field of interventional radiology through the development of innovative therapies and advancing scientific knowledge to improve overall quality of life. SIR Foundation welcomes innovative ideas and supports the development of research trials, clinical registries, and other research projects to address important clinical questions in the field of IR.
Visit our webpage to learn more about our opportunities!
sirfoundation.org/get-funded/ request-for-proposals
Calendar of events
Oct. 6–8 Y-90: The Complete Course
March 4–9 SIR 2023
March 5 SIR Foundation Gala
Learn more at the SIR event calendar online.
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