Morgan Giddings - Grant Writing with Morgan Giddings, PhD

July 5, 20104Comments

The match is on: “papers in famous journals” faces off with “innovation”

Today I had a conversation with someone who is in the middle of a science career, and is having trouble with getting grants funded. It seems like there are a lot

by Morgan Giddings

Building a Research Career

Communication

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Technology

June 15, 20100Comments

How to be innovative in your NIH Grant Proposal

The US NIH recently changed the grant format, among other things adding a new section titled "Innovation." Many of us have wondered: how can we convey innovation if we're using standard techniques and methods? Morgan has some ideas on this, illustrated with an iPad and a razor.

June 8, 201015Comments

Dealing with grant rejection: the hard way or the easy way

When we get our grant rejected, it is easy to point the blame at the reviewers. "Those stupid reviewers, they didn't get it." While that approach may be emotionally satisfying and ego-stroking, it doesn't solve the problem. Your reviewer didn't understand your proposal, and there is only one person to blame for that.

by Morgan Giddings

Academic Life

Women In Science

June 8, 20107Comments

Women and science careers

I have very mixed feelings about wading into this, because it is fraught with issues. But I'm not the timid sort, so I'm going to - in order to help you. I

by Morgan Giddings

Building a Research Career

Communication

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Technology

June 4, 20105Comments

What is the real purpose of a graduate education?

A colleague recently said to me, "Graduate education is fundamentally a fact-based activity." I respond to that somewhat misguided view in the latest video. In my view, a graduate education

by Morgan Giddings

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