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Writing Successful Science Proposals Second Edition Andrew J. Friedland and Carol L. Folt YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS New Haven London How to Write a Grant Proposal Contents Preface to the Second Edition vii Preface ix Acknowledgments xii A Note to the Reader xiv Chapterl. Getting Started i Chapter2. Authorship from Startto Finish i5 Chapter 3. Basic Organization and Effective Communication 2 6 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Developing Your Conceptual Framework and Significance Statement 35 A Title May Be More Important Than YouThink 49 The Project Summary Guides the Reader 59 objectives, Hypotheses, and Speafic Aims: An Exhaustive Listls Exhausting 78 hapter 8 Chapter 9 Lay the Foundation in the introduction 90 Experimental Design and Methods: What Will You Actually Do? 106 Chapter 10. Plan for Expected and Unexpected Results I24 Chapter 11. The Timeline Is a Reality Check I2g Chapter12. References in Detail: How Many and HowRecent? i34 Chapter13. Preparing a Budget i4i Chapter 14. Submitting and Tracking Your Proposal i5o Chapter15. The Three Rs: Rethink, Revise, and Resubmit 156 Chapter 16. Consider Private Foundations for Funding oflnnovative Research i62 Chapter 17. Team Science for Tacklmg Complex Problems i76 Chapter18. Ethics and Research 188 References i95 Index igg Preface to the Second Edition After more than a decade of teaching a course on proposal development and writing, we believe that the need for reference works on proposal writing for students and researchers has grown even stronger. Not only is the ability to write successful research proposals important for the modern scientist, but introducing students to the process of doing science as early as possible in their training improves the quality of their learning. The NIH, NSF, and other agencies have actively encouraged the insertion of scientific inq