The rapidly changing field of ancient DNA has settled into a kind of normal science, as several teams of researchers have coalesced around a set of approaches to discover the genetic relationships among ancient peoples.
Whether it is your first NSF proposal or you have submitted 50, there is something to learn from this basic webinar series. This webinar series will walk through the general format together and cover each section from the strategies and techniques of writing to the expected content in each section.
This interdisciplinary event will look at a few of the many research projects underway across campus and look at where there may be synergies or collaborations among the various groups.
This fall semester course of webinars and coaching will help investigators write an NIH R01 or R21 grant that wins. Advanced grantsmanship will be taught by example — revealing writing tricks and strategies from more than 50 funded NIH R01 grants for lab research, social science research, statistics, bioinformatics, and clinical trials.
This interdisciplinary forum brings together scholars in the humanities and sciences whose work addresses a range of music and language related questions with the goal of fostering increased interdisciplinary collaboration.
Tom Hollon is available from September 10-14 to meet with researchers to discuss funding opportunities, current grant projects, grant editing, or how to arrange for external peer review of proposals.
Join us for a kick-off meeting as MSU begins to build an on-campus community of researchers investigating all different aspects of mobility and autonomous transportation.
The public can get a sneak peek behind-the-scenes at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB), and the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL).
