s********n
发帖数: 4346 | 1 A senior faculty at my school invited me to submit a proposal to NSF
together with her and another faculty. But in the same time, I also plan to
submit my own (and first) NSF proposal to the same program. I would like to
consult with you:
1. What is senior personal? Is is the same as Co-PI?
2. Is it good to be both PI and CO-PI in the same grant cycle? Will that
influence my chance of getting funded? Given the two proposals have
different topics, but similar methods (my part).
3. If the collaborative proposal is weak? How do I reject the senior faculty
? Can I still be a collaborator but not a senior Personal in the proposal?
Can I just give feedback and say I am too busy to be seriously involved?
Thanks so much for any feedback!! Have to make a decision by Friday. | M*P
发帖数: 6456 | 2 据说没关系
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: A senior faculty at my school invited me to submit a proposal to NSF
: together with her and another faculty. But in the same time, I also plan to
: submit my own (and first) NSF proposal to the same program. I would like to
: consult with you:
: 1. What is senior personal? Is is the same as Co-PI?
: 2. Is it good to be both PI and CO-PI in the same grant cycle? Will that
: influence my chance of getting funded? Given the two proposals have
: different topics, but similar methods (my part).
: 3. If the collaborative proposal is weak? How do I reject the senior faculty
: ? Can I still be a collaborator but not a senior Personal in the proposal?
| s********n
发帖数: 4346 | 3 It is pretty badly written. To make it better, one has to spend lots of
effort.
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