Ésta es una traducción de una presentación realizada en la conferencia PEER Participants en Arusha, Tanzania, el 5 de Agosto de 2014.

 

Este material fue preparado para ser presentado en el Encuentro Anual 2014 de la AAAS. Acá podrás encontrar listas con aspectos básicos que debes revisar en un artículo científico o una propuesta de financiamiento antes de enviarlos para su publicación.

Autor: Bárbara Gastel, MD, MPH, profesora en la Universidad de Texas A&M y miembro de INASP.

Traducción: Iveliz Martel, periodista y estudiante de magíster en periodismo científico en la Universidad de Texas A&M.

 

Autor: Siân Harris, coordinadora de comunicaciones de INASP.

Traducción: Iveliz Martel, periodista y estudiante de magister en periodismo científico en la Universidad de Texas A&M.

Miriam Conteh-Morgan, Bibliotecaria Jefa del Instituto de Administración Pública de la Universidad de Sierra Leona, discute sobre cómo los investigadores pueden incorporar sus hallazgos e ideas en las conversaciones académicas que se desarrollan a nivel global

From the AuthorAID Workshop on Research Writing Skills, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 15-19 March 2010.

From the AuthorAID Workshop on Research Writing Skills, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 15-19 March 2010.

From the AuthorAID Workshop on Research Writing Skills, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 15-19 March 2010.

From the AuthorAID Workshop on Research Writing Skills, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 15-19 March 2010.

From the AuthorAID Workshop on Research Writing Skills, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 15-19 March 2010.

From the AuthorAID Workshop on Research Writing Skills, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 15-19 March 2010.

Supplementary presentation distributed at the AuthorAID Workshop on Research Writing Skills, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 15-19 March 2010.

From the AuthorAID Workshop on Research Writing Skills, Kandy, Sri Lanka, 15-19 March 2010.

Evaluation of the first 3 years of the AuthorAID project led by INASP (the International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications). Performed by consultant Teresa Hanley and based on a variety of information sources, including documents, surveys, workshop evaluations, and interviews. Topics include the Web-based knowledge community, the mentoring provided through AuthorAID, and the AuthorAID workshops.

This resource, which is from the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), consists of a grant application (grant proposal) with notes written on it that identify various strengths. Although the format for NIH grant applications has changed somewhat since this resource was prepared, the principles of writing good proposals remain the same. Thus, this annotated grant proposal can aid in learning to write good grant proposals, both for NIH and for other sources of funding.