Quite often, the reason for a grant application being rejected is not a weak proposal but the choice of an irrelevant programme. Read on to find out which criteria you should pay attention to when assessing grants.
Formulating the aims, objectives and expected outcomes of a grant project
Besides planning the research budget, the specifics of which we discussed in our previous article, the success of a grant application is significantly influenced by how the aim, objectives and expected results of the project are formulated. How can you avoid mistakes and describe these aspects competently? Read on.
How to competently draw up a budget for a grant application?
In order to increase the chances of securing funding, a researcher must not only keep within the budget set by the granting organisation, but also clearly justify the appropriateness of every expenditure item. How can this be done? In what format should the budget for a grant project be submitted? Read on to find out.
Common mistakes in grant applications that lead to researchers being denied funding
A grant application is not merely a formal stage in the process of applying for funding, but one of the key factors that directly influences success. What mistakes can lead to refusal? How can they be avoided, and how can a higher-quality grant application be prepared? Read on to find out.
The structure of a grant application: how to organise the text logically?
Researchers, even with an interesting research concept, can often be refused funding due to a poorly prepared grant application. How can you increase your chances of success and describe your project effectively? Read on.
How do citations affect a researcher’s scientometric indicators?
An important component of a researcher’s academic activity is monitoring the number of citations received by their publications. Which of an author’s scientometric indicators are affected by the citation rate, and how exactly do they change? Read our article.
