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Explores many dimensions of the physician scientist's career life, and discusses the place of grants and grantsmanship in research, tenure, and promotion. Available as an e-book through the UCSF network.
This book describes the variety of NIH award mechanisms and the grant review and award process, as well as how to organize scientific content and address human and animal protection.
This guide focuses on all required components of NIH grants and clarifies the steps of the process. This title is also available as an e-book on the UCSF network through the call number RA11 .D6 Y36 2005eb.
A very helpful resource with comprehensive information on how to write a grant, specifics on NIH grant programs and other funding sources, and information about NIH grant writing seminars, workshops and courses.
Videos with transcripts and other resources which give insights on how scientists peer review NIH grant applications for scientific and technical merit. See "NIH Tips for Applicants" and "NIH Peer Review Revealed" videos below.
Tutorials on various aspects of the NIH grant process including the grant review process, human subjects protection, grant writing tips, and electronic submission.
An article from the journal Science, first published in 2001 and periodically updated. "The NIH RO1 Toolkit" has provided clarity to many beginning researchers in the NIH grant process.
A guide for writing funding proposals for private foundations and corporate donors. Emphasizes the importance of research on, outreach to, and cultivation of potential foundation and corporate donors.
What a group of foundation administrators said they would most like to tell applicants for non-profit grants to help non-profit organizations increase their chances of success in the competition for foundation money.