I'd predict that it would need to be the PI on the prime who must request
the supplement.  Your PI would, at most (?), strengthen the argument for
why the diversity target would indeed get good training at an institution
other than the prime.

CH

> I have a PI on a subcontract who wants to submit a Research Supplement to
> Promote Diversity, a minority supplement, to NIH.  The instructions
> indicate the applicant needs to be PI on an R01 and doesn't mention PIs on
> subcontracts.  I am wondering if the PI on the prime account, at the other
> institution, would need to submit the application to NIH.  Then, if it is
> funded a separate subcontract could be established between our
> institutions for the supplement, or the current subcontract could be
> amended to include the extra funds from the supplement.
>
> Thoughts? Anyone have experience with this?
>
> Lynne Brody, UNC-CH
>
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