research-grants

To write an NIH R01 grant proposal, use the research-grants skill to scaffold a structured outline. It provides agency-specific formatting, an NIH Specific Aims page template, and reviewer-focused language guidance to align with NIH review criteria.

Preparing a multi-agency grant submission for NSF and DOE is best handled by consolidating their distinct requirements into a single cohesive workflow. Generate tailored sections like NSF Project Summaries and DOE narratives while maintaining a unified research narrative.

Yes, the grant-writing workflow includes budget templates and compliance checklists for DARPA proposals. It integrates agency-aware drafting guidance to ensure your project description and budgeting align with specific DARPA program priorities and submission constraints.

Yes, you can generate specific aims and broader impacts sections for NSF and NIH grants. The skill provides agency-specific templates that align your drafted sections with the respective funding agency's review criteria and formatting expectations.

Template generation for NSTC and DOE grant narratives works by automating structured proposal scaffolding. It consolidates NSTC and DOE requirements, providing tailored narrative templates and compliance checklists to reduce time-to-submission and increase alignment with agency expectations.

A limitation of using automated templates for federal research grants is that while they provide structural guidance and compliance checklists, you must still manually ensure the scientific narrative and reviewer-focused language accurately reflect your specific project and program priorities.