- Signature page
- Participating Organizations Signatures ( ≠ signature page)
- Co-applicants
- Lay summary
- Summary
- Proposal (5 pages, plus 5 for references, figures etc.)
- Gantt chart (to be included with figures)
- SWOT analysis matrix and explanatory statement
- Strategic Outcomes (???)
- Project team
- Budget (Excel spreadsheet provided)
- Co-funding strategy
- Budget justification
- Documents supporting budget justification
- Suporting documents for co-funding
- List of researchers on the 'team' (just me and the post-doc?)
- Researcher profile for me
- Researcher profile for the post-doc
- List of collaborators and support
- Publications (we can attach five relevant pdfs)
- Certification forms form
- Biohazard certification form (we're supposed to get one especially for this proposal, but only if the project is approved)
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2 weeks ago in The Curious Wavefunction
That is obscene!! It's high time an assessment was done on the point of all this blather. Grants are gigantic now and the time taken to write them increasingly obscene. Ok, Genome BC grants are usually high value, but is all this really necessary for producing good science and value for money for funding agencies? Me thinks not.
ReplyDeleteGood luck! Looks like oodles of fun...
ReplyDeleteSo am I at the most sciencey part of my science career at the moment? (as an undergrad...)
jeez! I thought my Morris Animal Foundation grant was nasty...
ReplyDeleteI may gripe about the administrivia, but I just keep reminding myself that I do my best scientific thinking when I'm writing proposals.
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