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Sep 4, 2026
Repetto, William; Michalak, Russell, 2026, "Protocol Prompting for Previously Funded NSF Grants", https://doi.org/10.82252/XXMB5X, UD Dataverse, V1
Grant writing success can depend on competitive intelligence. Some competitive intelligence is tactical and applies to an individual opportunity. For example, being able to see the types of projects that a funding opportunity has supported in the past can offer a prospective applicant a glimpse into whether their idea is suitable, relevant, and com... |
Sep 4, 2026 -
Protocol Prompting for Previously Funded NSF Grants
MS Excel Spreadsheet - 85.7 KB -
MD5: 67ad15fa22971ee4c3a04cd624da1fa1
This file is an example of the auditable Excel file that the protocols create. This example also comes from NSF's FIRE program.
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Sep 4, 2026 -
Protocol Prompting for Previously Funded NSF Grants
MS Word - 49.7 KB -
MD5: 09bab029292490d33dd88c63d2b088a0
This document is an example of the usable Word documents that the protocols can create. This example comes from NSF's FIRE program. |
Sep 4, 2026 -
Protocol Prompting for Previously Funded NSF Grants
Plain Text - 51.2 KB -
MD5: 60399b2cb8c125317ffff012c5316a5d
This file contains a protocol for a Generative AI chatbot to follow to create a usable Word Document covering previously funded projects for a faculty member to consult when applying for an NSF grant. It also generates an auditable Excel file, should the faculty member want more information about how the document was created. |
Sep 4, 2026 -
Protocol Prompting for Previously Funded NSF Grants
Plain Text - 4.8 KB -
MD5: 8bf5a887309c6fa5965ff3ee6a61f0a3
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