Information for

NBER

Research Associates and Faculty Research Fellows



Conference Calendar - 2003

Summer Institute 2003

Research Associates and Faculty Research Fellows Listed by Major Program

Latest NBER Working Papers


Who Should You Contact


To update your contact information or on-line CV?
Carl Beck, (617)588-0380

To submit a working paper?
Gerri Johnson, (617)588-0321

About your working paper (other than submissions)?
Jennifer Dayton, (617)588-1403

About an NBER Book or your book chapter?
Helena Fitz-Patrick,(617)588-1404

About an active grant or a grant proposal
Sue Colligan, (617)588-0306 or
Alison Oaxaca, (617)588-0339

About hiring a Research Assistant or an RA's paycheck?
Mui Cheung, (617)588-1412


NBER Info


  • How to submit Working Papers

  • How to hire a Research Assistant

  • How to request a reimbursement

  • How to access NBER Internal Data

  • To update your contact information,
         send an e-mail to updates@nber.org

  • Telephone Directory

  • Email Addresses

  • Forms
  • The next NSF deadline is
    August 15, 2003

    Some facts about NSF and NIH projects at the NBER:
    • We have a relatively low indirect cost rate of 52% (applied to salaries and fringe only).
    • Project Investigators receive a pension contribution equal to 20% of any salary they receive from a government grant.
    • We are available to assist you with proposal and report preparation.

    For more information, please contact Sue Colligan or Alison Oaxaca

    The next NIH deadline for regular proposals is February 1, 2003.

    For information about deadlines for other proposals, please see the NIH submission schedule.

    Human Subjects Protection

    The NBER and our funders are committed to protecting the rights, welfare and privacy of human subjects. We have a section of our website dedicated to providing resources for evaluating human subjects risks, as well as information about the NBER human subjects review process. There is also an on-line human subjects course which is required for all project investigators and co-project investigators on grants sponsored by agencies of the NIH. It is also recommended for other NBER researchers.

    Go to the Human Subjects Protection Site


    NBER Family members that need a copy of Adobe Acrobat, or Secure Shell Software (ssh) should Email Debby Nicholson to receive a complimentary copy.


    We welcome your suggestions for ways to make this page more useful to you.

    NBER HOME PAGE