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Research grant 101
This document discusses research grants and the grant application process. It defines what a research grant is, and outlines the value of research grants at the societal, institutional, and individual level. It identifies internal and external sources that provide research funding and lists elements needed for a successful grant application, such as compliance, project management, methodology, and idea. The document provides tips for planning, writing, and submitting a successful grant application, and discusses reasons grants may not be received, including lack of original ideas or experimental detail.
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Research grant 101
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- 2. Research Grant 101 By: Dr.Weam Banajr; DDS., Comp.Dent Fellowship, MS in Clinical Research April 22/ 2018
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- 4. What is a“Research Grant”? • Collective term • Conditional • Research support • Usually, financial Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 4
- 5. Value of “ResearchGrant”- Society level Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 5
- 6. Value of “ResearchGrant”- Institution level Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 6
- 7. Value of “ResearchGrant”- Individual/Researcher level Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 7
- 8. Sources of funds Internal Deanshipof Scientific Research Health Science Research Centers Research Chairs College based research centers External KACST Pharmaceuticals NGOs KKF Professional societies Global organizationsWeam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 8
- 9. Elements of successfulfund application Compliance Team Project management Methodology Idea Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 9
- 10. Planning Research GrantWriting Politics Audience FormatMechanics Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 10
- 11. Keys for success •The first impression lasts • Easy to read and comprehensive • Avoid clichés • Realistic timeline • Aim and objectives • Outcome • Dissemination • Seek information • Seek advice • Follow instructions • Start early • Innovation and creativity • Be specific • Provide a strong and accurate budget Sell your ideaWeam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 11
- 12. Good Grant ApplicationWriter • Good research skills • Salesmanship • Good communication skills • Persistence • Flexibility and integrity • Administrative skills • Good human relation Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 12
- 13. Good Grant ApplicationWriter • Good research skills • Salesmanship • Good communication skills • Persistence • Flexibility and integrity • Administrative skills • Good human relation Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 13
- 14. Scientific merit Program consideration Availability offund Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 14
- 15. Why you maynot apply Fear of rejection Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 15
- 16. Most Common Reasonsfor not Receiving a Fund • Lack of new or original ideas • Diffuse, superficial or unfocused research plan • Lack of knowledge of published relevant work • Lack of experience in the essential methodology • Uncertainty concerning the future directions • Questionable reasoning in experimental approach • Absence of acceptable scientific rationale • Unrealistically large amount of work • Lack of sufficient experimental detail • Uncritical approach Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 16
- 17. “There is nograntsmanship that will turn a bad idea into a good one, but there are many ways to disguise a good idea.” - Norm Braverman, NIH Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 17
- 18. To College ofMedicine research center for hosting Weam Banjar-Research Promotion Program 18
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