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They seemed uncertain, not surprised. "Uncertain" would be the better word, about the status of these documents, which surprised me.
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So that paper was in 2015. It was NIHfunded research.
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If I were to guess, institutional memory, retired, and they didn't know where the documents were, would be my guess.
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Is that frequent at NIH?
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2026-04-10 09:00
Ralph S. Baric
It's frequent everywhere in the world. Institutional memory is key.
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I would expect, as a government entity that funds a lot of IT modernization efforts and systems for agencies, I'm a little shocked that they don't have a way to pull up taxpayer-funded applications.
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Well, it wouldn't be the application. It would be a specialized series of documents associated with P3CO review. Again, this would have been very early on, too, so the formalized structure for that review wasn't, I think, finalized until '16 or '17, I think, with the NSABB stuff. DC.Scheduling@LexitasLegal.com
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But there was a structure.
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There certainly was a structure. They reviewed it, responded, and then asked for responses from me, and then I gave those responses.