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In this training lesson, learn the key shift in thinking you need to embrace in order to get your proposal funded, and learn how to evaluate if your project idea will fly with reviewers.
Are you struggling to write a grant proposal? Do you feel like you're not presenting your research in the right way, or that your writing isn't up to par? You're not alone
All great grant proposals are framed around a series of problems, from the big to the more specific, along with a series of potential solutions, as yet unrealized…
Once you have your NIH score (or non-score), it’s only the beginning of the process that will determine whether, when, and how much of your grant will be funded!
Once upon a time, the NIH had you lead the body of your grant proposal with a section titled “Background and Significance.”
Recently the NIH completely redefined the format requirements for research grants.
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Figuring out what reviewers want in a grant proposal can be frustrating, whether you are a new PI writing your first proposal or a veteran in your field trying to decipher reviewer feedback
The specific aims are one of your keys to success. If a reviewer encounters your aims, and gets confused or lost, then it is likely game over for your grant. Do not collect $200, do not pass go.
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