LaTeX templates and examples — Grant Application

TÜBİTAK 1001 Proje Başvuru Formu LaTeX şablonu (1001-BF Güncelleme Tarihi: 28/01/2025) (Lütfen XeLaTeX --> PDF veya LuaLaTeX --> PDF yolunu izleyiniz)

A template for an ERC grant. Uses versions package to allow B1 and B2 to be worked on simultaneously.

NSF general template, allowing individual PDF compiling and submission. Author: pengh2@erau.edu Last Updated: 10/10/2024 Used to prepare for NSF ERI. Major changes: use subfile package to allow individual compiling and using the same preamble set in the main file. use bibtex to allow for separate citation and bibliography in two separated PDFs. numbered all the individual files. hold all source files in a flattened directory structure. This is an NSF template based on the following Overleaf templates: A latex package to prepare a proposal for the National Science Foundation (NSF) M.R. Hadizadeh E-mail: mhadizadeh@gmail.com August 2021 The above (1) seems based on NSF Proposal Template AuthorAmr Abed Last Updated: 2016

This is a LaTeX template to write ERC research grants. It was created for the 2025 consolidator grant submission and is heavily based on the great work by Catrin Campbell-Moore However, all sections are not in LaTeX, including the CV and funding tables. Details can be found in the GitHub repo: https://github.com/trappitsch/erc_latex_template If you find any problems, please open an issue on GitHub.

A simple template for NIH compliant SBIR applications. Hope it helps.

Template for UW-NPS grant awardees to submit annual reports.

A simple template conforming to the required styles of the NDSEG fellowship application

JWST Cycle 1 Proposal Template For all GO, AR, and GO/DD proposals Taken from https://jwst-docs.stsci.edu/jwst-opportunities-and-policies/jwst-call-for-proposals-for-cycle-1

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.