Research Proposal. 1. Offers shall be made in the form of a research proposal. A research proposal shall be made in writing and shall in any event contain a description of the research, the number of respondents, a description of the questionnaire, the sample and other fieldwork specifications, the method of analysis and reporting. A research proposal shall contain a statement of the expected duration of the research.
2. On the basis of the data supplied by the client, Ipsos BV shall determine the price of the research in the research proposal, excluding Dutch value- added tax and other levies imposed by government authorities.
3. Unless otherwise specified in the research proposal, the price quoted does not include additional costs such as (extra) travelling and accommodation expenses, the costs of (additional) meetings, rental of location and equipment, expenses for preparing presentations and any possible unforeseen costs which may be incurred by Ipsos BV.
4. A research proposal shall be valid up to one month from the date of such proposal, on condition that the order can be executed within the period referred to in the proposal, calculated as from the starting date referred to in the proposal.
5. Meetings shall be held in The Netherlands, unless expressly stated otherwise in the research proposal.
6. The costs connected with drawing up research proposals and all meetings related thereto may be charged to the applicant who requested the research proposal if no order follows and it has been agreed with the applicant in writing beforehand that the applicant agrees to payment of such work.
7. If the client submits the same research proposal to Ipsos BV and other (potential) contractors, the client is always obliged to inform Ipsos BV of this fact.
Research Proposal. The prospective licensee will provide a written description of the proposed collaboration. This description will be reviewed, edited as needed and approved by the BrainMap Development Team. This description will be appended to the license agreement at the time of execution.
Research Proposal. All the information written in the research proposal is provisional, and can change during the course of the thesis project. You can fill in the form by navigating with the tab-key or by clicking on the form fields.
Research Proposal. 1. Research Project Start Date: (we recommend “upon IRB approval” rather than a specific calendar date) Research Project End Date: (If the end date is more than one calendar year after the start date, you will need to apply for an extension as IRB approval can only be given for up to one year.)
Research Proposal. 1. Research Project Start Date: (we recommend “upon IRB approval” rather than a specific calendar date) These dates need to include the time you need to advertise for, recruit, and screen potential subjects as well as collect and statistically analyze your data. Rather than giving a specific starting date, we suggest using “upon IRB approval”. If you do put a specific start date, make sure it is going to be after you have completed the IRB process (with revisions if necessary) and received full approval.
Research Proposal. 2.1 Research Summary and Justification (This section should provide a detailed summary that includes background, justification, and hypothesis for the proposed research. Please limit this section to 1 page, citations should be included as a separate Appendix).
Research Proposal. A. The Maryland Soybean Board and the Cooperator will have on file a copy of the research proposal which was approved for funding under this Memorandum of Understanding.
B. The research proposal shall contain:
1. Detailed statement of the research project's objectives.
2. Methods of reaching or achieving those objectives.
3. A yearly budget breakdown of the project's expenses.
4. Benefits to soybean farmers.
Research Proposal. Applicants must provide to the Data Center a written description of the research project including: an abstract, research questions, primary methodology, categories of variables to be used, and plans for use of the results of the research, including plans for publication. The research plan should specify the time frame for analysis of the data, as well as the benefits to the Data Center (See Procedures for Obtaining Data for guidance). If the project requires labor from the Data Center beyond providing existing data sets (e.g., creating customized data sets), these activities must be described and justified in the proposal. Most proposals are 5-10 pages long. The abstract (approx. 250 words) should include the title of the project, names of investigators, and funding source (or proposed funding source). The abstract should state the goals of the project and the Data Center’s role in meeting those goals. Proposals should include the data request form.
Research Proposal. Please provide a brief summary of the intended project and progress to date. The full research proposal does not need to be submitted to the Postgraduate Office. Please note that each department/school has different requirements for the structure of the research proposal and dates for its submission. Please ensure that you adhere to these departmental requirements. Only a brief summary is required here but ensure that you are aware of the requirements for research proposals in your department/school Was the student required to complete any courses during this period of enrolment? Yes No If so were these completed to the level required? Yes No
Research Proposal. Please state the research proposal which you intend to undertake in the capacity of Principal Investigator, using the research grant for which you are applying. The proposal MUST be submitted as an appendix to this completed and signed application form. V2020 Caribbean priority area being studied Code of Primary Field: Code of Secondary Field: Study Duration Funding Requested *Should not exceed J$100,000.00) *Funds will be deposited to an official account confirmed in writing by the Head Of Department
