1. Searching with ResearchScorecard
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... Research areas Publication history (includes patents) Collaborator profiles Funding history and sources ...

2. Scientist funding
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Scrutinize a scientist's funding history go!      Fastest comprehensive view of a scientist' funding history:  funding ...

3. What is Total Funding?
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The Ranked Researchers' Total Funding column displays total funding for the individual for the period, along with a ranking against the funding of other researchers for comparison purposes. [more about ...

4. Researcher funding history
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5. What funding sources does ResearchScorecard cover?
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ResearchScorecard.com relies on funding data derived from the following agencies:  National Institutes of Health (NIH)  (NSF)  US Department of Energy (DOE) Some data ...

6. About ResearchScorecard.com
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... can do for your research. Key features Comprehensive researcher profiles, to find and evaluate scientists. Departmental profiles similar to researcher profiles. Comprehensive funding history of individual ...

7. Collab funding
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Keeping tabs on collaborator funding with BuddyGrant BuddyGrant is a free notification service that alerts academic bioresearchers of NIH or NSF grants recently awarded to a collaborator.  ...

8. Acknowledgements
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... web services  The National Institutes of Health, the Department of Energy, and the Department of Defense, for providing visibility to their funding activities, a hallmark of American democracy.  The ...

9. Scientist profile
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... publications, patents  Funding (sources and amounts)  Collaborators and their research focus  ...

10. GrantCards Sept
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... those of your competitors, as well as their general area of research.  Highly customized, and therefore targeted: choose funding institution, recipient institution and time period.  [example] ...

11. ResearchScorecard notification tools
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...  new publications, grants or patents awarded to a specific researcher. new Request For Proposals (RFPs) for a specific topic. determining when a new type of grant (e.g., ARRA funding) has been ...

12. Researcher patenting history
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13. A ResearchScorecard exclusive: GrantCard reports
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... identify prospects that have used your company's products, or even those of your competitors, as well as their general area of research.  Highly customized, and therefore targeted: choose funding institution, ...

14. ResearchScore expertise reports
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... ranking Comprehensive funding history and sources (grant titles, numbers and amounts) &  Get your free account today and start making better collaboration decisions.  ...

15. Our products
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...  Latest grants awarded to a collaborator Monitoring a collaborator's funding [more] Free for scientists E-mail DATABASES        ...

16. GrantCard sales lead reports
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... choose funding institution, recipient institution and time period.  [example]  Convenient: reports are delivered as Excel files, highly formatted with scrolling and links to ResearchScorecard's ...

17. ResearchScorecard's Mission Statement
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... Funding agencies should carefully evaluate new interdisciplinary programs and initiatives in biology/ medicine and engineering and encourage the growth of the most promising ones (p.105). Recommendation ...

18. What are Published Results?
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Published Results lists publications that are derived from funding provided by one or more grants, i.e., these are the published products of the research funded by a grant.   ...

19. Why did my search fail to return a researcher?
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Many reasons can lead to failure when searching for a scientist, including: The researcher's name may be ambiguous. No peer-reviewed publications in PubMed. No grant funding. Misspellings of ...

20. Why is my grant missing?
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ResearchScorecard.com relies on funding data derived from the following agencies:  National Institutes of Health (NIH)  National Science Foundation (NSF)  US Department of Energy ...