Student Notebook: Writing an NIH F31
Writing an F31 application — like writing any grant application — is a mental and emotional odyssey. Here’s how to begin. More
Writing an F31 application — like writing any grant application — is a mental and emotional odyssey. Here’s how to begin. More
In previous letters, we have given advice about launching research labs, giving talks about the research done in those labs, and writing about that research for peers and the broader world. An assumption lurking behind those pieces of advice is that you have the resources to do all that great work. In this letter, we’re More
Did you know? The Economic and Social Research Council, the UK’s largest organization for funding research on social and economic issues, offers two types of general grants that may be of potential interest to psychological scientists. More
Starting this fall, NIH will require researchers who are involved in certain types of grants to link an ORCID ID number to their grants. More
We provide a complete overview of the NSF GRFP award and how you can apply for this prestigious honor. More
The American Philosophical Society is accepting applications for the Franklin and Lewis and Clark research grants. More