NIH grants - Grant Writing with Morgan Giddings, PhD

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

How to create your ideal grant writing workspace

This is a guest post by Allie Smith-Hobbs. It’s grant writing season. That often mean a very high ratio of Stressing about Grant Writing to Actually Writing That Grant. Many of

You’ve got your NIH grant score results, now what?

Once you have your NIH score (or non-score), it’s only the beginning of the process that will determine whether, when, and how much of your grant will be funded! The next steps that you take are very important, so let's explore how to navigate them.

Get someone ELSE to pay for MY success!

In this work, I see all kinds of crazy things. I label them as crazy not because I want to make judgement. I call them crazy because they lead to

The NIH Significance and Innovation Sections: demystified

One of the great things about working with some top scientists to hone their grant-getting skills is that I get to hear really good questions that they struggle with. One question

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How to Avoid The Frame Clash with Your Reviewer

How to create your ideal grant writing workspace

You’ve got your NIH grant score results, now what?

Get someone ELSE to pay for MY success!

The NIH Significance and Innovation Sections: demystified