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Got NSF?

Category: Funny Ha HaScience
Posted on: September 4, 2008 11:10 AM, by Dave Bacon

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I really need to create a category for blog posts for things which Google's products do which amuse me. Today in reading an email about the National Science Foundation:
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Many a faculty member's got NSF, I guess, and are damn sick or writing grants to continue having NSF.

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Some colleagues of mine in my department and some others are headed up to Dartmouth tomorrow for some NSF grant-writing workshop. I managed to get an NSF grant about 8 years ago - and vowed to never repeat the nightmare.

Posted by: Ian Durham | September 10, 2008 8:37 PM

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