Bespoke Tailoring: Why You Want to Work with a Writer/Editor
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Hiring a medical editor is like having a bespoke tailor. No one cares what I’m wearing, but I want my work to step-out completely dressed for success.
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More Things I Wish I'd Known Before I Wrote My K
The Edge for Scholars
Three more K awardees share the advice they wish they'd received before preparing career development awards.
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NFL Combine and NIH Study Section
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
What does the NFL Combine have in common with NIH study section? They're the gateway to the Pros. Bring your A-game.
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Don’t Let Your Research Questions Go Out Without PICOTS
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Specification of PICOTS is the minimum outerwear required to prevent your research question from being caught in a downpour of questions.
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Don't Crash on Approach
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Getting the approach section of your grant fine-tuned is crucial. You must land your science smoothly.
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Keeping Your Eye on the R01 Ball
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Staying focused on R01 timing is the main game for K awardees.
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Will They Stay or Will They Go?: Figures in NIH Grant Abstracts
Ashley Hood, PhD
The February 2020 grant submission cycle threw everyone for a loop.
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Managing a Budget as a New Investigator
Rebecca Helton, MA
Got your R and the realities of budget management sinking in? Want to prepare yourself financially to get to that R? Three newly independent investigators at Vanderbilt shared their wisdom …
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Staying on My Good Side
Cranky Reviewer
Don’t be the person study section remembers for prior gaffes. Even if only some members are put off by a concern it can hurt your grant score.
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The Joke's on You
The Edge for Scholars
What makes a funny joke? What makes a strong grant application? Sometimes, the same things. In the video below, Jerry Seinfeld describes his joke-writing process and takes the viewer through …
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