Gallery — Grant Application

NSF-formatted biosketch, according to 2020 proposal preparation guide: https://www.nsf.gov/pubs/policydocs/pappg20_1/index.jsp

A LaTeX template for the NSF GRFP Research Proposal. Automatically conforms to all of the formatting requirements (as of 2020). Can easily be used for the personal statement by leaving the preamble and changing the document contents.

A Basic LaTeX template for the NSF GRFP Research Plan document.

This is a template created by Ted Pavlic to help researchers prepare the senior personnel 2-page biographical sketch ("biosketch") that is required by the NSF for large multi-university NSF grant proposals. You can read Ted's original post here.

A LaTeX class implementing the new (as of 2015) NIH Biographical Sketch Format. The original template can be found at the author's GitHub page. This LaTeX document class tries to adhere to the Biographical Sketch formatting requirements outlined in NIH Notice NOT-OD-15-032. This new format is required for applications submitted for due dates on or after May 25, 2015. I tried to mimic the example documents provided on the SF 424 (R&R) Forms and Applications page as closely as possible. I intend to use this class for my own upcoming grant submissions; however I offer no guarantee of conformity to NIH requirements.

NIH Grant Template by Marie Davidian, downloaded from the Vanderbilt Biostatistics Wiki curated by John Bock. Note that the template has been modified to work on Overleaf. This template may be outdated — see this and this for more recent alternatives. As a bonus — here's a guide to grant writing and grant review process by the same author for a 2008 workshop.

NIH Grant Template downloaded from the Vanderbilt Biostatistics Wiki curated by John Bock.

Template for a report or grant application section, downloaded from the Vanderbilt Biostatistics Wiki.

This template provides a structure for preparing NSF grant applications according to their formatting guidelines It is provided by MIT-MATH to help you use LaTeX for writing your NSF proposals. Please start by reading MIT-MATH's instructions in the Guide to Using the NSFmaster Template, and then click the button above to open the template for editing online with Overleaf.