LaTeX templates and examples — Research Proposal

This is the template I use for NASA ROSES Proposals that are using Dual-Anonymous Peer Review (DAPR - https://science.nasa.gov/researchers/dual-anonymous-peer-review). It represents only my personal interpretation of how an anonymized ROSES proposal should be structured and is no way endorsed by, or affiliated with, NASA. The compiled product is not guaranteed to conform to NASA formatting and content guidelines. Check the current guidebook for proposers and ROSES NRA before using. Note that there are two source files - the (anonymized) main proposal file and a (non-anonymized) expertise and resources file.

Template for a research proposal designed for ENVS*6900 at the University of Guelph, can be easily modified for any research proposal writing purposes.

This is the template I use for NASA ROSES Proposals. It represents only my personal interpretation of how a ROSES proposal should be structured and is no way endorsed by, or affiliated with, NASA. The compiled product is not guaranteed to conform to NASA formatting and content guidelines. Check the current guidebook for proposers and ROSES NRA before using.

A template for the Bloomberg Quantitative Finance Ph.D. Fellowship Application.

Template for research proposal for master's degree at the Weizmann Institute of Science

This is a template for writing the Research Proposal for the courses HLTH460 and HLTH462 -- the two research methods courses offered at the School of Health Sciences, University of Canterbury at Christchurch. The template was authored by Arindam Basu and all questions and comments about this template can be sent to Arindam Basu (email: arindam.basu@canterbury.ac.nz)

This is a proposal template created by Raja Sher Afgun Usmani with help of R. Afzal & Oussama Raach, We have kept the guidelines from Taylor's university Malaysia in mind. Please read comments in main.tex for further documentation.

A research proposal on trade liberalization and economic growth in the UAE

A LaTeX template project that students in UNCG's PHY 419 (Fall 2019) course can use to create their research proposal.