Research Development & Grant Writing News
The July 2022 issue of this valuable newsletter is now available via the Albertsons Library: (Bookmark this page for future reference.)
This month’s Featured Articles:
- Select List of Humanities, HSS, and Arts Opportunities & News
- Narrative Space Is Limited ̶ Use It Wisely
- What does NSF mean by Innovation Ecosystem?
- USDA/NIFA Proposal Work Plan Template—A Generic Guide to Writing A Funded Proposal
- Changes Coming to STEM Education Programs
- Tips for Effective Proposal Graphics
- Preparing to Write Your Proposal
- Research Grant Writing Web Resources
- Educational Grant Writing Web Resources
- Agency Research News
- Agency Reports, Workshops & Roadmaps
- New Funding Opportunities
- About Academic Research Funding Strategies
The Research Development and Grant Writing Newsletter is available to faculty, staff, students, and affiliates with log-in access to the Albertsons Library. This subscription is sponsored by the Division of Research and Economic Development with support from the Albertsons Library.
COHS Wood Smoke Survey
Participate in the Survey, Receive $200 Merchandise Card
The Health Effects of Wood Smoke Survey is recruiting people to learn how wood-burning stoves affect indoor air and the lungs.
Participants can join if:
- They are 50 to 78 years old
- They use a wood-burning stove to heat their home; and
- They have a lung disease OR have a productive cough (coughs up mucus or phlegm)
In this study, participants will need to:
- Place an indoor air quality monitor in the home – two times, for one week each time.
- Send their phlegm sample and oral rinse samples twice.
- Take health surveys.
- Record their wood stove use and their symptoms each day for two weeks.
To thank participants for joining, participants will receive:
- A $200 merchandise card
- Personal results from the study
To learn more, contact Kristen McHenry (423)-773-3229, or at woodsmoke@boisestate.edu.
The link to apply is redcap.link/woodsmoke. This study is conducted with support from Boise State University, the Mountain West Clinical and Translational Research Infrastructure Network, and the University of New Mexico Comprehensive Cancer Center.