National Science Foundation (NSF) Research.gov
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What is Research.gov?
Research.gov is the National Science Foundation's (NSF) centralized online platform, through which NSF conducts business. For researchers, Research.gov is a user-friendly, secure web-based system for proposal creation and submission and award grants management.
Below is information on how to get started with Research.gov.
For More Information
For additional guidance on using Research.gov, please review NSF’s Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PAPPG) or view any of the Research.gov Training Videos and Presentations for step-by-step guidance.
Training Videos and Presentations:
Videos
- Research.gov Proposal Demo (16:58 minutes)
- How to Manage Personnel and Senior Personnel Documents (3:01 minutes)
- How to Work on a Proposal Budget (2:30 minutes)
- How to Upload a Collaborators and Other Affiliations Document (1:34 minutes)
Guidance
- Initiating a New Proposal
- Adding or Removing a coPI and Other Senior Personnel
- Swapping PIs and co-PIs from Same Organization
- Adding or Removing an OAU
- Sharing Proposal and Proposal File Update/Budget Revision Access with SPO/AOR
- Entering Proposal Budgets
- Adding or Removing Subaward Organizations
- Adding or Removing Collaborators and Other Affiliations
- Deleting an In Progress Letter of Intent, Proposal or Proposal File Updates/Budget Revision
- Submitting Letters of Intent and Proposals
- Preparing Proposal File Updates
- Preparing Budget Revision
- Submitting Proposal File Updates/Budget Revisions
- Preparing Updated Current and Pending (Other) Support
- gov Proposal Processing in Research.gov