Your Grant as Story - the Rogue Character
Lucile Wrenshall, MD, PhD
Avoid confusion by properly introducing the cast of characters in your grant proposal
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Changes to NIH Biosketch and Other Support
The Edge for Scholars
Don't panic: Changes to the NIH biosketch and Other Support formats are minor.
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What the F? An Introduction to the NRSA Fellowship
Melissa Krasnove
What is an NRSA individual fellowship and why should a pre- or postdoctoral trainee apply for one?
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What the F? Reference Letter vs Letter of Support
Melissa Krasnove
Communicating to the reviewers your ability to succeed in science and the support you have around you to make that happen is a crucial component of a fellowship application. Often, …
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Diversify Your Funding Portfolio
Ray Blind, PhD
Getting funded requires just as much thought, work and innovation as your science.
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Specific Aims
Julie Bastarache, MD
Reviewers want to be excited about your grant; give them a page that does it!
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The Write Rules
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Time to repent of these 10 basic writing sins.
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Fresh Ideas for Writing Innovation in Your NIH Grants
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Remember you are marketing your ideas. Give your pitch to colleagues, family and friends until the innovation and value-proposition are clear in plain language.
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Three Tips for Writing to Non-Specialists
Eric Sentell, PhD
We often have broader audiences than our fellow specialists. Here are three tips for writing to non-specialists, from a writing specialist.
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Using Content-Lexical Ties To Connect Ideas in Writing
Eric Sentell, PhD
You may have been told that your writing doesn’t flow well, but were you taught what that meant? Were you told how to fix it?
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