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As mentioned in my previous blog post, the NIH has an excellent database of all the federally funded grants in the past decade. This database includes nicely parsed Project Terms related to every funded project. While I have my own personal research interests (in computational methods development for precision medicine and cancer treatment), I wonder: what are funding agencies interested in? Are there certain hot topics I should consider looking into? Also, I’ve heard from others who have served on study commitees that it is difficult to read all of these grants word for word. So are there certain words grant reviewers may look for that end up becoming really common in funded grants? Thanks to this database, we can now take a data driven approach to addressing our questions! First, let’s read in all the data. You can download the data here: https://federalreporter.nih.gov/FileDownload For the purposes of this blog post, I will restrict to new R-series grants (Research grants as opposed

JEFworks Lab - Top 10 Must Use Terms To Get Your Next Nih Grant Funded Top 10 Must Use Terms To Get Your Next Nih Grant Funded | JEFworks Lab Jun 11, 2018 Explore more posts by Tags | by Date | View All Keep up to date Search Top 10 Must Use Terms To Get Your Next Nih Grant Funded As mentioned in my previous blog post , the NIH has an excellent database of all the federally funded grants in the past decade. This database includes nicely parsed Project Terms related to every funded project. While I have my own personal research interests (in computational methods development for precision medic

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