Guides for Writing Competitive NIH and NSF Grants
Widely-used, regularly-updated guides for writing competitive NIH and NSF grants, tools for finding program officers and study sections, as well as assistance from consulting firms to enhance grant acquisition and optimize scientific plans. Explore resources provided to help academics and companies succeed in securing funding.
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Widely-used, regularly-updated guides for how to write competitive NIH and NSF grants
A tool for finding program officers at NIH who are interested in your type of project. https://reporter.nih.gov/matchmaker
Interested program officers and relevant funding programs can be found by visiting the NIH booth at large conventions. NIH booth at the Society for Neuroscience annual meeting
A tool for finding NIH study sections most appropriate to review your type of project. https://public.csr.nih.gov/ForApplicants/ArtHome
A tool for finding what NIH is funding, based on search terms: https://reporter.nih.gov/
Consulting firms exist that help both academics and companies compete for funding One that I m familiar with: We help companies by: raising capital both through dilution-free government grant acquisition (eg SBIR, success rate >50%) and venture pitch-honing optimizing scientific plans. If your technology is scientifically proven, then you just have an engineering problem and you do not need us for this service. However, most companies have scientific risk in their development pathway and will benefit from having their scientific plans scrutinized by outsiders (us). interim executive management and advisory board membership. Our decades of industry experience and backgrounds as MDs, PhDs, and biomedical engineers allow us to integrate across these disciplines to help you achieve your goals.
OptimizeScience is run by Brett Mensh. Heres information about him from the Janelia website: https://www.janelia.org/people/brett-mensh
