The Art of Grantsmanship.pdf
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The Art of Grantsmanship By Jacob Kraicer Writing a successful grant application is an art. Although the science is primarily being evaluated, presentation and respect for the requirements of the funding agency are key aspects that can make or break an application. In this article, Jack Kraicer, former Director of Research Grants at HFSP provides guidelines on preparing grant applications from the moment of conception to the submitting the final proposal. Feel free to copy part or all of this document, but with the following provisos: The…
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