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The document is a notice from the National Science Foundation (NSF) regarding permit applications received under the Antarctic Conservation Act of 1978. It outlines the requirement for public comments on these applications, which involve research activities in Antarctica, including the study and monitoring of various seal and penguin species. The document also includes details about specific permit applications, their purposes, locations, and timelines.

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Does NSF require open access?

NSF policy ensures that research outputs from NSF awards are publicly accessible. NSF awardees can find NSFs public access requirements in the Proposal Award Policies Procedures Guide in the sections on Copyright and Publication/Dissemination of Grant Materials.

What is the 6 month rule for NSF?

Renewal proposals must be submitted at least six months before additional funding is required or consistent with an established deadline, target date or submission window. In preparing a renewal proposal, proposers should assume that reviewers will not have access to previously submitted versions of the proposal.

What is the minimum effort for NSF?

What is the Minimum Effort Policy? At least one Senior Personnel must devote at least 1 percent effort each budget period over the term of the award.

How to check status of NSF proposal?

After proposers have received an e-mail notification from NSF, Research.gov should be used to check the status of a proposal that was submitted via Grants.gov.

How hard is it to get an NSF grant?

Not only are NSF grants among the most difficult to write, in my opinion, but the funding process is quite long. It could take up to a year between the time that you identify a grant to go for and the time they actually award the funding. And there is often a pre-application process and then a full application process.

What are the two criteria for NSF?

Reviewers evaluate all NSF proposals using two National Science Board-approved merit review criteria: Intellectual Merit and Broader Impacts. These criteria cover both the quality of the research and the projects potential impact on society. Reviewers are asked to consider five elements for each review criterion.

Who qualifies for NSF grants?

Organizations that are eligible to submit proposals to NSF include institutions of higher education; nonprofit, nonacademic organizations; and tribal nations.

What are the requirements for NSF Grants?

Research proposals to NSF generally must include the following parts: Project summary. Project description. References cited. Documents required for senior/key personnel. Proposal budget and justification. Facilities, equipment and other resources. Mentoring plan (if applicable) Data management and sharing plan.

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