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The Real Science Crisis: Bleak Prospects for Young Researchers: in NIH Funding Crisis
Chronicle of Higher Education , September 2007. "[F]or many of today's graduate students, the future could not look much bleaker. They see long periods of training, a shortage of academic jobs, and intense competition for research grants looming ahead of them. 'They get a sense that this is a really frustrating career path,' says Thomas R. Insel, director of the National Institute of Mental Health. So although the operating assumption among many academic leaders is that the nation needs more scientists, some of brightest students in the country are demoralized and bypassing scientific careers."
Be Careful What You Wish For: in NIH Funding Crisis
ScienceCareers.org - "Between 1998 and 2003, the budget of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) rose from $13 billion to more than $27 billion in a plan known as "the doubling. Now that the tsunami of cash has receded, many life scientists--especially those in the early phase of their careers--have found conditions no better, and in some ways worse, than before the process began."
PLoS Computational Biology: Ten Simple Rules for Getting Grants: in Grant Writing Skills
"At the present time, US funding is frequently below 10% for a given grant program. Today, more than ever, we need all the help we can get in writing successful grant proposals. We hope you find these rules useful in reaching your research career goals."
A Practical Guide for Writing Proposals: in Grant Writing Skills
by Alice N. T. Reid, Instructor of English, Delaware Technical and Community College, Wilmington Campus
How to Write a Grant Application: in Grant Writing Skills
courtesy of the National Institutes of Health
The NIH R01 Tool Kit: in Grant Writing Skills
ScienceCareers.org | "We can help you avoid those few pitfalls in preparing your application, greatly improving your chances of success. Many researchers know their science inside and out but don't take the time to learn about the intricacies of the proposal-reviewing process, so they end up making mistakes. Indeed, intricacies aside, many applicants lack even a basic notion of what proposal writing is all about, what a grant proposal ought to accomplish. The more time you get to spend on your science, the better, but succeeding in research requires more than just ingenuity and a deep knowledge of your field. We aim to make the process of learning about those other concerns--such as writing grant proposals--as short and painless as possible. If you're reading this, that's half the battle."
Troubling Doubling: in NIH Funding Crisis
A great presentation by Paula Stephan on the NIH budget doubling.
A Grant Seeker's Guide To The Internet: Revised And Revisited: in Grant Writing Skills
by Andrew J. Grant, Ph.D. and Suzy D. Sonenberg, M.S.W.
How To Wow A Study Section: A Grantsmanship Lesson: in Grant Writing Skills
by Karen Hopkin, The Scientist , March 2, 1998. Advice on preparing successful grant applications.
Watching a Train Wreck, Part 1 - Engineering Science Blog: in NIH Funding Crisis
"Given that concerns about NIH funding levels have only recently hit the press, it's likely that we will see continuing increases in first-year graduate enrollments through at least 2007. This means increasing numbers of new PhDs for another 6-8 years and probably another decade of sizable increases in the ranks of postdocs. A whole crop of new PhDs is walking right into an already troubled labor market, and things probably won't start to improve for 10+ years."
A Proposal Writing Short Course: in Grant Writing Skills
An online guide to effective proposal writing.
DARPA Heilmeier Catechism: in Grant Writing Skills
A set of questions that George Heilmeier, director of ARPA, used to ask of all new research programs. The questions make a great starting point when writing your own proposals.
A Guide to Proposal Planning & Writing: in Grant Writing Skills
Written by Lynn E. Miner, Director, Research and Sponsored Programs, Marquette University
What the NIH Bought With Double the Money: in NIH Funding Crisis
Chronicle of Higher Education "After five years, $13.6-billion has produced few major new treatments and little spreading of research wealth, but the agency's leaders and supporters counsel patience" (subscription required)
A winning proposal - naturejobs: in Grant Writing Skills
Young, aspiring researchers often have to learn the hard way when it comes to writing a killer grant application. But a range of European initiatives aims to give them a helping hand.
How to Get Fewer Scientists: in NIH Funding Crisis
Washington Post, July 24, 2007. "President Bush told cancer researchers gathered at the National Institutes of Health in January that we need to 'make sure that our scientists are given the tools and encourage young kids to become scientists in the first place.' Yet his administration's stingy NIH budgets over the past five years and its threat last week to veto the appropriations bill giving the NIH a small funding boost sound more like components of a Discourage Future Scientists Act."
Proposal Writing: Stages and Strategies with Examples: in Grant Writing Skills
Adapted for use from instructional materials prepared by the National Council of University Research Administrators and the Society for Research Administrators.
NIH BUDGET: Boom and Bust: in NIH Funding Crisis
Couzin and Miller 316 (5823): 356 -- Science "Biomedical facilities are expanding after a growth spurt in the budget of the National Institutes of Health. Yet individual scientists say that it's harder than before to get their work funded." (subscription to Science required)
A Winning Strategy For Grant Applications: Focus On Impact: in Grant Writing Skills
by Kathryn Brown, The Scientist , April 28, 1997. Useful advice on grant writing.
Successful Proposal Writing: in Grant Writing Skills
with specific hints from NSF and NIH. " This is a brief overview of what to consider when writing a proposal for external funding for your research, writing, sabbaticals, etc. It can serve as a guide for new writers of proposals, or a list of reminders for those with more experience. While it was designed with scientists in mind, the guidelines are general enough to pertain to applications in the humanities or any field. "
"All About Grants" Tutorials: in Grant Writing Skills
"These All About Grants tutorials help biomedical investigators, especially new ones, plan, write, and apply for the basic NIH research project grant, the R01. Developed and maintained by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), National Institutes of Health (NIH)."
How to Improve Your Score When Submitting a Grant Proposal: in Grant Writing Skills
By David Hemenway. " How would you like to improve you priority score by 50 to 100 points or more?? The following commentary is based on factors totally unrelated to the science of your proposal but which will definitely cause your priority score to deteriorate unless you pay heed to the items listed. Ignore them if you like, but it will still impact (negatively) on your priority score. "
A Guide to NSF Success: in Grant Writing Skills
ScienceCareers.org - "This article provides suggestions and ideas about how to make your next National Science Foundation (NSF) proposal more competitive."
Elements of a Grant Proposal: in Grant Writing Skills
from the Paladin Group and the Center for Nonprofit Management
The Scientist : 'Looming crisis' from NIH budget: in NIH Funding Crisis
"Four years of flat funding causing major shifts in US biomedical research, university officials and senior scientists warn Congress"

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