The grant application writer's workbook. National Science Foundation, FastLane version /
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| Language: | English |
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Buellton, CA :
Grant Writers' Seminars and Workshops, LLC,
[2017]
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| Edition: | 01/2017 edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Before you begin to write
- What you need to know about NSF and its funding of research
- How to develop and optimize the idea for your grant application
- How to choose the appropriate funding opportunity & grant mechanism for your idea
- Preliminary proposals
- FastLane or Grants.gov for preparation and submission of your proposal?
- Merit review principles and criteria; tips on how to write for reviewers
- Template/Master plan for your proposal
- Overview and objectives section
- Writing the overview and objectives section
- Expected significance section
- How to maximize your application's programmatic relevance to NSF
- Developing the rest of your application
- Relation to the principal investigator's longer-term goals
- Research plan - narrative description of what will be done
- Background - review of relevant literature, results from prior NSF support, preliminary studies - and references cited sections
- Relation to other work in progress
- Broader impacts of the proposed work
- Budget and budget justification
- Current and pending support section
- Biographical sketch
- Facilities, equipment and other resources section
- Data management plan, posdoctoral researcher mentoring plan, letters of collaboration, and appendices
- Maximizing the competitiveness of your proposal. Pre-submission review
- How to create an eye-catching title for your proposal
- How to write the project summary; proprietary/privileged information
- Index.