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OSIRIS: how can reproducibility be strengthened in science?

The OSIRIS project, an Open Science project we were privileged to support, has been granted. Our task was mainly to strengthen the consortium, the research plan and the intended impact. What the content was all about? Read the blog.

How to NOT write a grant proposal

What NOT to do when writing a grant proposal

How do you write a winning grant proposal? Or better: what NOT to do when writing a grant proposal? What does the proposal need to maximize the chance to get the grant? Our consultant Marlieke van Kesteren has some tips!

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Evers + Manders services go much further than you think

Evers + Manders’ services do not stop at advising on grants. After obtaining the grant, we can still support and guide our clients. For example, in the administrative field, but also when preparing monitor visits.

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Scientific versus grant writing

Grant writing has a different goal than scientific writing. That requires a different approach and style. Read more to get the details on this approach.

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Stakeholder analysis: How to find stakeholders and involve them in your grant proposal

Science is becoming more multidisciplinary and applied. For many grant applications you are therefore required to list and engage the stakeholders of your project.

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Impact: What is it and how do you include it in your grant proposal?

Impact: What is it and how do you include it in your grant proposal?

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Top 10: funding jargon explained

When preparing a grant proposal, especially for a European program, you are bound to run into new terms that you don’t fully understand. The formal explanations in the call documents are often quite extensive. As a consequence, many people poorly understand these terms, so we like to explain them ourselves.