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apropos

https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230594647h your case for funding to maximize the technical appeal to reviewers and suggest ways to use reviewer feedback to improve competitiveness for revisions for reapplication. It ends with a brief overview of approaches to reviews by other US federal agencies.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137298041ncrease the odds for a favorable funding decision. We discuss progress and final reports with an eye to keeping funded for the life of your grant as project funds are sometimes cut or cancelled. We conclude with ideas for building on your last grant when applying for the next one.

Kaleidoscope

Exploring Funding Options,grant and contract awards, why you might prefer grant or contract funding, then overview various ways to use outside funding to propel your academic career, support your students, and build your research career.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-9442-4This chapter introduces federal support?– mainly NIH?– because most agencies and foundations generally use NIH’s model of grant review and vetting to some extent. We start by discussing common myths about grantsmanship and how to “work the system.” That includes emphasis on finding ways to publish throughout the award period and beyond.

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,Metaphors of Belonging in Andrea Levy’s ,This chapter puts meat on the application bones addressed in Chap. 4 and shifts attention to application content. It describes strategies for deciding what information to include and omit when assembling an application itself. We stress that too little or too much information risks winding up out of the money.

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Pursuing Federal Support,This chapter introduces federal support?– mainly NIH?– because most agencies and foundations generally use NIH’s model of grant review and vetting to some extent. We start by discussing common myths about grantsmanship and how to “work the system.” That includes emphasis on finding ways to publish throughout the award period and beyond.

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