Were You In The 21% Successful At Getting NIH Funding In 2014?

Unfortunately, only about 1 out of every 5 grant applications submitted to the NIH in 2014 was funded. That’s a lot of great projects going unfunded.

One of the best ways to increase your chances of getting your next grant application funded is to have other PhD scientists critique your grant and provide feedback and suggestions. Another way is to have a professional scientific writer edit your grant application to improve how it reads and eliminate errors.

At The Med Writers we provide both of those services to biomedical professors like yourself. Even if you have a tight deadline, that’s okay…we work quickly. For a grant application critique, edit or both, contact us now with some details on your grant application and we’ll give you a quote.