unidentified_title# Love - 情爱幽幽
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当然你可以把两肋插刀的具体合作写在15页里面。
http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2015/nsf15555/nsf15555.htm
2. Letters of Collaboration – Letters of support should not be submitted,
as they are not a standard component of an NSF proposal. On the other hand,
letters of collaboration, limited to stating the intent to collaborate and
not containing endorsements or evaluation of the proposed project, are
allowed. Letters of collaboration should follow the single-sentence format:
“If the proposal submitted by Dr. [insert the full name of the Principal
Investigator] entitled [insert the proposal title] is selected for funding
by the NSF, it is my intent to collaborate and/or commit resources as
detailed in the Project Description.”
Departure from this format may result in the proposal being returned without
review. The Project Description should document the need for and nature of
collaborations, such as intellectual contributions to the project,
permission to access a site, an instrument, or a facility, offer of samples
and materials for research, logistical support to the research and education
program, or mentoring of U.S. students at a foreign site. Requests for
letters should be made by the PI well in advance of the proposal submission
deadline, because they must be included at the time of submission. Please
note that letters of recommendation for the PI are not permitted.
http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2015/nsf15555/nsf15555.htm
2. Letters of Collaboration – Letters of support should not be submitted,
as they are not a standard component of an NSF proposal. On the other hand,
letters of collaboration, limited to stating the intent to collaborate and
not containing endorsements or evaluation of the proposed project, are
allowed. Letters of collaboration should follow the single-sentence format:
“If the proposal submitted by Dr. [insert the full name of the Principal
Investigator] entitled [insert the proposal title] is selected for funding
by the NSF, it is my intent to collaborate and/or commit resources as
detailed in the Project Description.”
Departure from this format may result in the proposal being returned without
review. The Project Description should document the need for and nature of
collaborations, such as intellectual contributions to the project,
permission to access a site, an instrument, or a facility, offer of samples
and materials for research, logistical support to the research and education
program, or mentoring of U.S. students at a foreign site. Requests for
letters should be made by the PI well in advance of the proposal submission
deadline, because they must be included at the time of submission. Please
note that letters of recommendation for the PI are not permitted.
