Submitting A Grant?

Academic Productivity is a critical evaluative metric for ALL grants. StudyTRAX is the only electronic data capture (EDC) system to completely integrate study management (e.g., create forms, run a study, collect data) with the process of generating all types of academic output (e.g., grants, manuscripts, presentations, book chapters, posters). In the increasingly competitive funding landscape, this unique advantage of StudyTRAX makes it the gold standard for grant funded research (i.e., from single study to Center grants).

Thank You For Involving Us!!

We appreciate the opportunity to be a part of your work. Please let us know of any unique needs for your grant or if there is anything we can do to assist with the process. Below is information on three common requests.

1) Descriptive Text On StudyTRAX Grants typically include a description of the data management system. Depending on the grant, this can be just a couple of sentences or several pages (e.g., Department of Defense grants; “Data Management Plan” and “Data Sharing Plan”). Below is standard text appropriate in most cases, but Contact Us if your needs are different, as we have a number of examples and considerable experience helping investigators with grant write-ups.

Standard Descriptive Text

2) Generating A Formal Quote For budgeting, please contact sales: Email: sales@sciencetrax.com Phone: 800.620.1179 – option 1 Submit A Quote Request: Go To Webpage.

Pilot-Data Grant Program! ScienceTRAX is committed to helping investigators along their research path. **Please indicate in the form’s comments section below whether StudyTRAX will be used to gather pilot data for a grant submission.

3) Writing A Grant Support Letter

A letter of support helps reassure review committees that all parties involved are committed to the grant’s success and demonstrates completeness. For us to create a support letter, please complete the form below.

Example Support Letters (modified as needed)

Basic Template

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