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…
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How You’re Destroying Your Grants with “Scarcity” Thinking
I recently tried to buy a kayak, and experienced full-bore what it’s like to deal with people who are operating from scarcity. It’s a good story for illustrating what often happens to my research clients who are trying to get grant funding, and struggling….
Relying on Your Reviewers to be “Experts” is Dangerous
I was having a conversation with a client, giving feedback on a proposal. As I often find myself doing, I was encouraging her to simplify…
How to get your NIH grant funded in 2015 (it’s not what you think!)
If you are trying to get your NIH (or NSF) proposal funded in 2015 and beyond by doing the same old thing that used to work…
Are You Ready for the New NIH Biographical Sketch Format?
This is a guest post by Robert Finney, PhD. The new NIH Biographical Sketch format is required for research grants submitted on or after May…
