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Karen M. Markin

Karen M. Markin is director of research development at the University of Rhode Island’s research office.

Stories by This Author

First Person
By Karen M. Markin December 14, 2016
Federal grant proposals are public information, so why do scientists get cranky when you seek a copy?
Advice
By Karen M. Markin October 21, 2015
It is more important than ever to closely follow all requirements spelled out in a call for grant proposals.
Catalyst
By Karen M. Markin June 23, 2015
Formal policies on information storage are finally beginning to emerge from federal grant agencies.
First Person
By Karen M. Markin January 21, 2015
More and more grant agencies, faced with too many applications, are asking researchers to submit a preliminary version for review.
First Person
By Karen M. Markin September 24, 2014
More and more grant agencies, faced with too many applicants for scarce dollars, are allowing universities to vet who gets to submit a proposal.
First Person
By Karen M. Markin March 19, 2014
Here’s what you need to know about the federal government’s new grant regulations.
First Person
By Karen M. Markin October 30, 2013
Search committees should look more carefully at how candidates list their grants.
First Person
By Karen M. Markin August 14, 2013
Even the best-trained rookie faculty members have much to learn about writing grant proposals.
First Person
By Karen M. Markin April 24, 2013
Cutting-edge science and collaborative projects both play a role, not to mention luck.
First Person
By Karen M. Markin March 4, 2013
From drafting the call for proposals to announcing the results, here’s what you need to know.