Research Development On Demand Learning
Research Development provides a range of On-Demand Webinars designed to support faculty. Features this month: SciENcv Virtual Tutorial, Private Research Grant Funding, OVPR Grants Boot Camp, and Best Practices for Engaging with Clinical Partners.
SciENcv Virtual Tutorial
The FSU Research Development team walks through how to use the required platform for creating Biographical Sketches and Current and Pending (Other) Support (CPOS) forms for federal agencies. In 2023, the National Science Foundation (NSF) started requiring investigators to use SciENcv to create and attach their biosketches and CPOS to new funding proposals. In 2025 (implementation date postponed), the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will shift to this platform for the Common Forms and NIH-specific supplemental documents. We want to equip you with all of the tools you'll need before this change takes effect. These sessions include a virtual tutorial through the ORCiD, MyNCBI, and SciENcv platforms, including efficient ways to import your citations and a how-to demonstration for creating and exporting NIH and NSF biosketches.
Private Grant Funding
Whether you're looking to expand your funding portfolio or tap into new funding streams, this workshop will provide the tools and knowledge to help you unlock new funding opportunities for your research endeavors. Watch this engaging and informative session to discover how private funding can be a powerful catalyst in advancing your research goals.
OVPR Grants Boot Camp
Session 1
For this Office of Research Grants Boot Camp, we covered the details you'll need to craft a successful proposal. Session 1 included an Overview of Grant Writing Basics, Budget and Budget Justification, and Submitting Your Proposal in RAMP. Presenters included Beth Hodges, Director of Research Development, Michelle Francis, Director of Research Administrative Services, and Rose Driber, Associate Director of Pre-Award in Sponsored Research Administration.
Session 2
For this Office of Research Grants Boot Camp, we covered the details you'll need to craft a successful proposal. Session 2 included Personnel Documents in SciENcv, Other Attachments, and Special Topics. Presenters included Nicole Viverito, Program Director for Proposal and Research Development, Tracy Ippolito, Program Director for Strategic Research Advancement, and Beth Hodges, Director of Research Development.
Best Practices for Engaging with Clinical Partners
This workshop, offered by the FSU Office of Research as part of the FSU Health Initiative, provided an introductory overview on how to get started on health research that involves clinical data and/or partnerships with clinical providers. We shared available resources to support your work, how to identify and contact the appropriate clinical partner, standard legal requirements/agreements for clinic, data, or materials access/use in research, and how to craft grant proposal documents to demonstrate feasibility of the proposed work and increase likelihood of receiving research funding.