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grants for researchers:
Xlab Grants make financial support available to graduate students engaged in dissertation research and to post-doc and junior faculty who are interested in conducting experiments as part of their research program.
Xlab grants up to $2,000 available for subject payments. Decisions on the grants are made by the Director of the Xlab. There is a limit of one per project, per year.
The grant is awarded in two phases, and following are procedures for submitting your application.
First, access and complete the application form <HERE>. Then follow instructions for Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the application process.
Phase 1: $1,000 initial grant
Provide a five page report covering the:
1.) Purpose and background of the study
2.) Related literature
3.) Experimental design and procedures
4.) Research question(s)
5.) Proposed analysis
6.) References
For graduate students, have your advisor write a brief (1 page or less) letter of support, indicating whether s/he supports your request as essential and whether s/he feels you have adequately explored other possible funding sources.
Items 1 and 2 should be sent BY YOUR ADVISOR, along with the signed application, to:
Brenda Naputi, Xlab Administrator
Experimental Social Science Lab (Xlab)
F502 Haas MC 1922
naputi@haas.berkeley.edu
Phase 2: $1000 follow-up grant
Provide a summary report of the findings of the initial experiment. Summary report should include:
1.) A description of the experiment
2.) Experimental design
3.) The statistical data analysis, including number of participants/sessions
4.) Preliminary data results from the Xlab experiments
5.) The report should be approximately 1-1 ½ pages long
6.) The summary report may be posted on the Xlab website
Grants are made possible by virtue of Xlab's dynamic collaboration with the Dean of the Haas School of Business, California Management Review, the College of Letters and Science, the Department of Economics, and Hewlett-Packard. We are grateful to those who have demonstrated such concrete support for the Xlab.
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