How To Write Your NIH Significance Section for Better Results

How to write a better NIH Significance Section.

February 10, 20220Comments

How To Write Your NIH Significance Section for Better Results

How To Write your NIH Significance Section for Better ResultsDo you have too many facts and too little desire created by your Significance Section? SCREECH…. DESIRE? WHAT? In this video, Morgan discusses

by Morgan Giddings

Communication

Grant Writing

Writing Techniques

May 17, 20212Comments

How To Write a Specific Aim – 3 Parts to a simple and clear aim that your reviewers will “get”

The Specific Aims (for NIH) or Objectives (NSF) are the key to what you are proposing. You want them to be not only clearly understandable to your reviewer (right?), but

by Morgan Giddings

Grant Writing

January 5, 20204Comments

A Grant Submission Strategy: Do you have one?

How often do you submit? When do you submit versus getting papers or preliminary data out the door? Where do you submit to? Those are some very important questions to answer, that many do not think about often enough.

by Morgan Giddings

Grant Writing

September 8, 20170Comments

Snoozeville: Is Your Proposal Lulling Your Reviewer to Sleep?

Trying to get your proposal “right” on the first round of writing? That’s a recipe for failure… Many of the scientists I work with try to approach grant writing as if

by Morgan Giddings

Grant Writing

November 6, 200936Comments

NIH Grant Writing Tips – #1

That grant was submitted, and on its first round of submission, it got a score around 5th percentile. My colleague helped me turn my grant proposal from junk into a more than fundable proposal - simply by looking at my specific aims, and nothing else.

by Morgan Giddings