A Chinese-language skill group for helping write medical-research applications to China's National Natural Science Foundation. It covers the full process, from choosing and assessing a topic to writing, reviewing, referencing, and drawing a mechanism figure.
A discussion tool for evaluating and improving research-topic ideas for China’s National Natural Science Foundation, known as NSFC. It examines a proposed direction before formal grant writing begins.
A research-planning guide for Chinese National Natural Science Foundation applications. It helps organize experiments, technical routes, feasibility reasoning, and expected results into one connected plan.
A design assistant for creating figures used in NSFC grant proposals, such as mechanism diagrams, workflow charts, and research-data figures. NSFC is China’s National Natural Science Foundation.
A Chinese-language research-writing aid for building testable scientific hypotheses and distilling the key questions in an NSFC grant proposal. NSFC is China’s National Natural Science Foundation.
A Chinese-language writing aid for extracting and clearly stating the distinctive features and innovations in National Natural Science Foundation of China grant proposals.
A Chinese-language writing aid for the literature-review and rationale section of National Natural Science Foundation of China medical grant proposals. This section explains the research background, existing knowledge, gap, and reason for the proposed study.
A Chinese-language workflow assistant for preparing applications to China's National Natural Science Foundation in medical research. It guides a research idea through eight ordered steps, from topic discussion and structure to literature, hypothesis, study design, references, polishing, and figures.
A Chinese-language writing and review aid for National Natural Science Foundation of China grant proposals, covering language, logic, formatting, and simulated expert review.
A reference-management workflow for Chinese National Natural Science Foundation (NSFC) grant proposals. It finds recent academic papers from a research hypothesis, formats citations to NSFC rules, and suggests where to insert them.