Potential U.S. Federal Government Shutdown: Research Continuity Guidance

The Research Development team provides the below services to faculty submitting sponsor-defined Center proposals with an annual budget of $2M+ and training grants. In addition, we work with tenure-track faculty submitting to early career external funding opportunitiessuch as NSF CAREER, DOD Young Investigator Programs, etc. 

Our services include:

  • Supporting overall and sponsor-specific proposal strategy
  • Coordinating project team meetings
  • Identifying additional campus expertise and resources
  • Managing proposal submission schedules
  • Drafting, reviewing, and or coordinating letters of commitment from Cornell and partner institutions
  • Drafting, reviewing, and or coordinating other non-technical components of a proposal
  • Providing outreach and guidance in areas of grantsmanship and grant-writing
  • Providing faculty resources to assist in proposal writing
  • Liaising between your proposal team and the Office of Sponsored Programs and or Office of the Vice President of Research and Innovation

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To take full advantage of these free services, please email us at proposal-adv-osp@cornell.edu.
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Photo: Itai Cohen, professor of physics, and Paul McEuen, the John A. Newman Professor of Physical Science, have invented a new self-assembling system, based on encoding digital magnetic interactions, that functions very similarly to base pairs in DNA. These are models they have designed the replicate the process in their lab. Credit: Lindsay France (UREL)