Division of Research and Economic Development News
Bojie Dai, Ph.D. (left) and Morgan Allerton-Minnis (right) support the Geonomics Core Facility at NSU, which is housed in the Center for Collaborative Research (CCR) building. This core facility is one of a suite of cores that support research projects both on and off campus. What roles do you play at NSU? Bojie: I am the Genomics Core […]
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A Message from NSU Libraries: The NSU Libraries have been approached by faculty over the past few years to inquire whether we had funds to help pay for APCs (Author Processing Charges) to publish in open access journals. We have started conversations with publishers and have agreements in place with Cambridge Core journals to waiver or discount APC’s for NSU […]
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NSUWorks is a service of the Nova Southeastern University (NSU) Libraries. NSUWorks brings together all of the university’s research, scholarly and creative works in a centralized location with the aim of preserving and providing online open access to these works. NSUWorks is not just for archiving student theses and dissertations, or copies of published papers. While these are archived in […]
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The January 24th deadline is fast approaching for two of NSU’s internal grant programs, great for generating pilot data. More information below on the PFRDG and QOL. President’s Faculty Research & Development Grant (PFRDG): The PFRDG has an annual competition with awards up to $15,000 (deadline typically in January/February). The “Research Development Track” provides seed money for a new research area for which […]
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The Center for Collaborative Research (CCR) at Nova Southeastern University is a state-of-the-art research center with the highest quality scientific equipment, facilities, and staff to support cutting-edge research. The Core Research Facilities located in the CCR promote research excellence, offering five different facilities (Cell Therapy, Flow Cytometry, Imaging, Genomics, and Vivarium) available to all NSU research programs and their collaborating […]
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An important part of any research career is disseminating results. Get assistance with academic manuscript review through NSU’s Writing and Communication Center. This may be especially helpful for researchers for whom English is a non-native language and need copy editing-type review of a manuscript. Contact Kevin Dvorak (kdvorak@nova.edu) to request this assistance.
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Working on an academic manuscript? Access a library guide for conducting literature reviews here, and you can request a consult to conduct a literature search by contacting your college’s assigned librarian. A library guide to publishing is available here, and your librarian can also provide guidance on impact factor and strategizing around findings dissemination.
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Pivot is a multidisciplinary grant funding search engine that includes federal, private, and other funding opportunities. It is accessible by faculty and staff with a valid NSU email address (instructions on creating an account here). If you want assistance with how to use Pivot, or how to set up email alerts based on Pivot searches, contact the NSU Grant […]
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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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