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Navigating Scientific Funding: Strategies to Secure Research Grants

Explore different sources of scientific funding such as companies, the government, universities, and interest groups. Learn about grant proposals, funding criteria, and tips to enhance your chances of securing research grants.

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Navigating Scientific Funding: Strategies to Secure Research Grants

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  1. Sources of Scientific Funding: How to Get Money….. By: Joshua Fester, MeshaArant, Becka Dunbar, and Kevin O’quinn

  2. Companies • Companies pay scientists to do scientific research for such things as….. • Foods and nutritional supplements • Medicines and medical supplies • Hygiene products • Ergonomics in general, etc.

  3. The Government • The U.S. government is also one of the biggest contributors to scientific research, spending up to 15 billion dollars a year. • Sometimes chooses more than one team of researches to maximize validity of results. • Federal agencies that conduct most of the research include…….

  4. Universities • Fund studies….. • Merely for the sake of knowledge; basic research • To educate their students • To compete with other schools in scientific research

  5. Interest Groups • Funds come from organizations and single private donors concerned about a particular issue….. • Christopher Reeves Foundation • American Cancer Society • Muscular Dystrophy Association • Alzheimer’s Association

  6. Grant Proposals • Experience • Previous work and publications • Preliminary Results • Research plans • Purpose • Justification • Timeline • Budget: how the money is spent and allocated • Supplies • Transportation • Lodging

  7. http://www.greendiary.com/images/environmental-protection-agency 9.jpg • http://www.prsgc.upr.edu/d2/web_files/nasa-logo.gif • http://www.lns.cornell.edu/Resources/DesignServices/rsrc/LEPP/Resources/DesignServices/CommonLogos/NIH_Logo.jpg • http://www.greatdryfish.com/i/2004-12-28-fda-logo.jpg • http://www.eoearth.org/media/approved/b/be/National_Park_Service_logo.jpg • http://www.trophyexpress.com/government/images/USDA.jpg • www.time.com • http://mup.asu.edu/research2000.pdf

  8. What are the four main sources of funding for scientific research? • What sort of things might a grant proposal entail? • How does the federal government get involved in scientific research? • What might I do as a scientist to improve my chances of getting grant money?

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