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.

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Get Your Reviewer “hooked” on your Specific Aims page

Your reviewer makes a snap judgement within a few seconds of opening up your proposal to read. That snap judgement will heavily bias the remainder of your reviewer's interaction with

by Morgan Giddings

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How to write your NIH Approach Section, without overloading yourself or your reviewer

In today's blog post, I made a short video (< 8 min) for you on the topic of writing the Approach Section of your NIH grant proposal. A lot of

by Morgan Giddings

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How Too Much Objectivity Kills Your Grant Chances

Just observe a debate between any two human beings. You'll notice that it doesn't matter how many facts one side marshalls against the other. Just slamming the opponent with facts and data leads to deeper entrenchment. This often happens with grants, too. Here's a post on how to avoid that...

How to Avoid The Frame Clash with Your Reviewer

You and your reviewer have very different perspectives. If you don't understand the difference and take great care to ameliorate it, you will have far less chance of success. You'll

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A Grant Submission Strategy: Do you have one?

Get Your Reviewer “hooked” on your Specific Aims page

How to write your NIH Approach Section, without overloading yourself or your reviewer

How Too Much Objectivity Kills Your Grant Chances

How to Avoid The Frame Clash with Your Reviewer