Stacy Chin breaks down the five NIH criteria reviewers use to score SBIR grant applications: significance, investigators, innovation, approach, and environment. Knowing how each is scored helps you write a stronger application.
So now that you know how reviewers will be scoring your application, let's now talk about what exactly are they scoring. There are 5 main review criteria that reviewers are using when they're going to evaluate the overall impact of your SBIR application, and they are the significance, the investigators, the innovation, the approach, and the environment. Now, in this next part of this video, I'm going to break down each of these criteria in more detail so that you would understand how to approach each of those sections so that your SBIR application can, can have the best chances of award.
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