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klingonguy April 24 2006, 20:27:24 UTC
See, this is one reason why I went with the LJ format that I use: all my tags are always listed on my page down along one side of the screen (as well as other handy info like reprint links and the LJ names of the Nameless members).

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oracne April 24 2006, 20:29:09 UTC
You are more technically sophisticated than I am, though.

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klingonguy April 24 2006, 20:47:03 UTC
Unrelated, grant writer type question:

What's another term for the primary investigator on a grant? And is there a name for it when there are co-primaries?

Thanks, it's for a story I'm trying to finish for mroctober.

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oracne April 24 2006, 20:51:23 UTC
We almost always say "primary investigator" and "co-PI," which is what NIH and NSF prefer. Maybe "collaborator" for co-PI, though sometimes that has a different meaning, depending on the grant agency. Researcher? Applicant?

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klingonguy April 24 2006, 21:05:20 UTC
it's fictitious, but supposedly they're on an NSF grant.

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oracne April 25 2006, 12:18:57 UTC
Co-PI is used--recently, in fact, it became an official term in the online application.

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oracne September 2 2010, 20:41:24 UTC
Got it!

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