Early access · F32 & K99
Paste in your existing notes, methods, and preliminary data. Answer a focused set of questions. Get polished NIH or NSF aims language — significance, innovation, and approach structured as a coherent argument.
No blank page. No two-week spiral.
Paste your existing methods section, rough aims draft, or preliminary data. You don't need a clean document — rough notes work fine.
A focused set of questions about your significance claim, innovation angle, and experimental logic. Usually 10–15 minutes of your time.
Receive a polished specific aims page structured around significance, innovation, and approach — framed as the coherent argument reviewers expect.
Narrow by design. It does one thing well.
You're in year 2–4 of your postdoc. Your science is solid, your data is compelling. The specific aims page is the last thing between you and submission.
You have something to build from — a prior fellowship app, a project summary, a rough aims page from a failed submission. Grant Burner builds on what you already have.
When the deadline is two weeks out and your PI wants a draft by Friday, you need to write fast without writing badly.
We're opening access to a small first cohort of F32 and K99 applicants. Get early access.
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