You may be wondering – like many researchers – how in the world am I going to fit all that data into the 12 pages required by the new grant format?
One key is to tell a story. That is more vital now than ever. By telling a story of what you want to do, how you want to do it, and why you are the right person to do it, you don’t need a long list of facts about your ...(read more)
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I opened up the score sheet and almost fell out of my chair…
A bit over a year ago, I got into the office one day, and had an email from the NIH saying that the score sheet was ready for my R01 renewal that had been submitted a few months before.
My stomach had butterflies. My lab was depending on me – my R01 was running out in just a few short months, and without a renewal, I would have ...(read more)
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I am excited to announce a grant writing teleseminar with Dr. Beth Schachter.
Beth was on the faculty of molecular and cell biology at Mount Sinai in New York City, before switching careers to focus on scientific writing. She has been highly successful in her work, helping multiple investigators formulate winning grants and papers in top journals. She is also invited to give highly prized workshops and presentations around the world to scientists on how to improve their written communications.
On a ...(read more)
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