Division of Research and Economic Development News
The Grant Writing Lab (GWL) provides 1:1 proposal development support, live grantsmanship workshops, online templates and guides, a grant writing mentoring program, networking events, and many other resources for NSU faculty and professional staff with the goal of improving success with grant-seeking, specifically focusing on obtaining funding for research grants. To-date in 2021, the GWL has had 98 consults with […]
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Our “Funding Alerts” resources provide both a weekly/biweekly email of a selection of funding opportunities chosen for the NSU research community, along with a more comprehensive online table with 200+ opportunities. See below for how to access each resource. To be added to the Funding Alerts email listserv, contact GRANTLAB@nova.edu To access the Funding Alerts online table, visit https://www.nova.edu/rtt/funding-alerts/index.html
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NSU provides researchers with support to conduct research according to the highest ethical and professional standards. Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training is a framework for imparting these standards, and a critical component of scholarly and career development. More information at https://www.nova.edu/rtt/rcr/index.html. To inquire about RCR workshops, email tred@nova.edu.
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Find templates, guides, and helpful resources for applying for a Florida Department of Health biomedical research grant here: https://www.nova.edu/tred/grant-proposal/index.html Annual competition launches typically in early July. Interested in applying? Email GRANTLAB@nova.edu along with your assigned NSU Grant Officer.
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Find summary information regarding NSU’s medical, dental, and psychological clinics and services here: https://www.nova.edu/tred/research-resources/clinics-information-and-data.html. This may be a helpful resource for researchers conducting health, biomedical, and/or behavioral research who need access to patient participants. By request, we have additional data on these clinics regarding number of patients served and patient demographics (age, gender, race). For more information please contact GRANTLAB@nova.edu
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The Office of Technology Transfer (OTT) assists scientific researchers and other members of the NSU community to commercialize their inventions and make a positive social impact. They assess the patentability and commercial viability of new technologies, protect intellectual property, develop value-added proposals, conduct transactions, and facilitate the transfer of technology from the laboratory to the marketplace. Through FY 2020, OTT […]
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The Center for Collaborative Research (CCR) at Nova Southeastern University (NSU) is a state-of-the-art research center with the highest quality scientific equipment, facilities, and staff to support cutting–edge research throughout campus. The Shared Core Facilities (SCF) located in the CCR promote research excellence by offering five different shared core facilities available to all NSU research programs and their collaborating […]
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Here we provide grant writing templates and guides for NIH, FL Dept of Health, NSF, and DoD proposals along with other general grant proposal resources. Importantly, the provided templates should be used as a starting place that each PI customizes for their own project-specific purposes. Find the link to templates & guides webpage: https://www.nova.edu/tred/grant-proposal/index.html
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The 2021 Grant Writing Mentoring program, hosted by the NSU Grant Writing Lab and Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine has launched with a cohort of 13 Mentees and 13 Mentors spanning ten NSU colleges.
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The Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) provides support to NSU faculty and staff in securing external and internal funding for research, community service, and training initiatives. OSP is a resource center that supports each phase of obtaining and managing awards, from proposal planning and submission to final reporting at project close-out. Last year OSP supported the submission of 214 proposals […]
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