All articles tagged with #grant writing
AI-assisted NIH grant proposals appear about 4% more likely to be funded and yield more papers, but they tend to resemble prior work, raising concerns about reduced novelty and potential homogeneity; NSF proposals show no funding advantage from AI use. Findings come from an arXiv preprint analyzing NIH/NSF submissions and AI-rewritten abstracts, and are not yet peer reviewed.
Glòria García-Negredo, a grants specialist at the Center for Genomic Regulation (CRG) in Barcelona, discusses her role in helping researchers apply for European and international funding by providing support in preparing grant documentation, ensuring project feasibility, and facilitating collaborations. She emphasizes the importance of communication and trust between researchers and project managers, and advises scientists interested in project management to recognize the value of their expertise in guiding research proposals towards funding success.