49 Comments on “A list of publicly available grant proposals in the biological sciences”

1. UPDATE: Apparently I got distracted by my toddler last night before adding in all of the twitter handles for folks who have made grants available. That has now been corrected.

   It’s also worth noting that because this is a list I’ll keep updating the post and to make things easier I’ll just note updates in the comments rather than attempting to keep a change log in the post itself.

2. Thanks for putting this together Ethan! And for inspiring me to join in.

3. Here are three of mine (Karen Cranston, @kcranstn)
   * NSF AVATOL 2011, “Automated and community synthesis of the tree of life”, http://opentree.wikispaces.com/Grant+Proposal
   * NAF ABI 2010, “Towards a comprehensive, community-owned and sustainable repository of reusable phylogenetic knowledge”, http://www.evoio.org/wiki/ABI_2011_proposal
   * NSF INTEROP 2009, “A network for enabling community-driven standards to link evolution into the global web of data (EvoIO)”, http://www.evoio.org/wiki/NSF_INTEROP_2009

4. Thanks Karen! I justed added them to the main post.

5. UPDATE: More proposals by Scott Chamberlain added.

6. BTW @kcranstn’s AVAToL proposal is funded. (The other two are not – oddly those are the ones I’m co-PI on…)

   The Dryad proposals (PI: @tjvision) have been available (and both were/are funded):
   http://wiki.datadryad.org/NSF_grant_2008-2012
   http://wiki.datadryad.org/NSF_grant_2012-2016

   The current Phenoscape grant (PIs: P. Mabee and @tjvision) has been, too:

   Click to access File:Phenoscape_Project_description_refs.pdf

   I thought the first one had been too, but I can’t find it posted now.

7. Thanks Hilmar! I just added all of that information to the main post.

8. Ethan, very useful list. I posted some of my proposals here: http://phycoweb.net/projects/projects.html

9. Thanks Heroen! I’ve just updated the list with your grants.

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12. Added Ted Harte’s funded NSF DDIG.

13. UPDATE: Just added Tracy Teal’s LTER Training Workshop proposal (with Greg Wilson and myself).

14. UPDATE: Added Andrew Tredennick’s funded NASA predoc proposal.
    UPDATE to comment: correctly indicated both here and in the page that is was a predoc proposal.

15. UPDATE: Added Ted Hart and Scott Chamberlain’s NCEAS proposal. Thanks guys!

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17. Don’t know if any of you have considered this, but you need a signed FERPA release to post the names of any students (including grad) and/or postdocs publicly, as in these grant proposals.

18. UPDATE: Added David Pappano’s grants.

19. Hi Ethan,

    Please find attached link to my Case of Support. It got funded by the BBSRC.

    Click to access 6_Case_Of_Support_Main_Text_Only.pdf

20. Thanks Andrey – done!

    UPDATE: Added Andrey Revyakin’s grant.

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23. UPDATE: Added Morgan Ernest’s preproposal.

24. Just posted one of mine… http://figshare.com/articles/Gene_Wiki_Expanding_the_ecosystem_of_community_intelligence_resources_R01_GM089820_/1242817

25. Thanks @andrewsu. It’s been added.

    UPDATE: Added Andrew Su’s Gene Wiki proposal and Ethan White’ Moore Investigator in Data Driven Discovery proposal.

26. UPDATE: Added proposals by Dave Bridges and Arman Aksoy.

27. Good ide; I’ve just posted five of my grant proposals on Figshare: http://figshare.com/authors/Menno_Schilthuizen/662106

28. Thanks for sharing @schilthuizen! I’ve added your grants to the list.

29. Added Sarah Supp’s funded NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship proposal.

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31. Reblogged this on It's not easy to be a PhD and commented:
    Useful stuff…

32. The NIH posted several helpful example proposals here: http://www.niaid.nih.gov/researchfunding/grant/pages/appsamples.aspx

33. Thanks Anne!

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35. My successful Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship Proposal is here: http://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.1456169

36. Thanks Endymion! I’ve added it to the list.

    UPDATE: Added Endymion Cooper’s fellowship to the list.

37. Update: Added Delia Shelton NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Thanks Delia!

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42. Grants here: https://github.com/RILAB/statements

43. Ross – thanks for the contribution and sorry for the delay in getting it up. I’ve posted all of the grants at that link that I had enough metadata about.

44. Update: Added Delia Sehlton’s NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship proposal and associated reviews.

45. Update: Added Andrew Tredenick’s funded NSF postdoc proposal.

46. Hi there, check out the many proposals, CVs, etc at the Broad/MIT CommKit; plus nice guidance on writing: http://mitcommlab.mit.edu/broad/use-the-commkit/

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48. Hello, I was trying to access David Pappano’s Leakey Foundation grant but seems like the link is broken. Is there any other place I could access it by chance? Thank you so much for creating this wonderful website! It is really helpful for early career researchers such as myself.

49. Thanks for your patience. All of the open grants work has moved to https://www.ogrants.org/ which has all of the most up to date information. Unfortunately it looks like that proposal isn’t there, probably because the link broke at some point and we couldn’t reach the original poster to get it put back on the web.

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