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- Follows your funder's brief
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Evidence for the need
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How it works
- 1
Describe your project
Say what you want to do and for which funder.
- 2
Answer a few questions
It asks only what it needs, with recommended answers.
- 3
Review and improve
Read it, change it and run a review.
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Research Gap Finder can look for grant opportunities in your area, with the sources that show them.
- Gaps by method, population or theory
- Sources you can check
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PhD candidates
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