A Write Winning NIH Grant Proposals Virtual Workshop, 2020 July 13

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Dear Researcher:
This NIH proposal writing Workshop is being organized by the SUNY system. It covers proposal submission and resubmission to NIH. I strongly encourage you to attend it if you are planning to submit an NIH proposal in near future.
There is no registration fee. The net cost of attending it is for a workbook and shipping charges. The Office of the Vice President for Research will cover this cost for a limited number of members who register earl y. Priority will be given to junior PI-eligible faculty and first time applicants. Please send me an email when you have completed your registration.
Sincerely,
Satyen
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Satyendra Kumar, Ph.D.
Associate Vice President for Research
Professor of Physics &
Director, Ion Beam Laboratory
(518) 956-8173
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Please join SUNY’s Office of Research and Economic Development on August 13-14, 2020 for a Write Winning NIH Grant Proposals Virtual Workshop presented by Dr. John Robertson , Managing Member of Grant Writers’ Seminars & Workshops.
This program will cover writing strategies for specific aims, research strategy, scientific premise, rigor and reproducibility, compelling project summaries, and strategies for re-submission.
The registration deadline is July 31st.
Workshop Overview and Agenda
Cost: $100 for first-time participants - includes shipping and fee for the required Grant Application Writer’s Workbook; $10 for participants who have already taken the workshop and who are not required to purchase the workbook.
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The Research Foundation for SUNY
35 State Street, Albany, NY 12207
(518) 434-7079
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