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POs may share your one-pager with other programs for feedback. They will help you find the right “home” for your ideas but will not provide detailed mentoring-level feedback.\nWhen and How to Use\nDevelop a one-pager to organize your thoughts.\nEmail to PO before submitting a proposal to get feedback on program fit.\nIf possible, set up a phone or Zoom meeting to discuss clarifying questions.\nFind out if your interdisciplinary idea may fit another program better.\nPreparation Before Writing\nReview NSF relevant directorate and program webpages.\nRead program solicitation carefully to make sure your project aligns with the scope of the program.\nFormat\nMirror the NSF Project Summary format:\nBrief Overview\nIntellectual Merit\nBroader Impacts (optional; may include in follow up with PO)\nContent to Include\nOverarching research question\nBig picture of your research area and knowledge gaps\nTightly focused research questions or specific aims\nOverview of planned approaches or experiments\nKey preliminary data\nDescribe how your project aligns with program goals and solicitation requirements\nBroader Impacts (if ready)\nAdditional Tips\nWrite clearly and avoid technical jargon\nKeep background and experimental details to a minimum\nDon’t waste space on general knowledge\nOne-pagers may spill into two pages if necessary\nVisuals are optional but can be used if essential\nSend to all relevant POs if considering multiple programs\nFollow up if no response within two weeks\u000f\nNSF One-Pager Template\nName, Organization Name, Email:\nTarget Program:\nPotential Secondary Program(s):\nProposal Type: CAREER\nRelevance to Program: 1–2 sentences on how your research fits program goals\nTitle: Running title\nProject Summary (one paragraph per header below)\nBrief Overview\u0005\u0005: 30,000-foot view of your project; tie specifics to broader theoretical context. No more than a quarter of your page.\nIntellectual Merit:\nBig picture of research area\nKnowledge gaps addressed\nHypotheses or research questions\nPlanned work\nKey preliminary data\nBroader Impacts (optional):\nPotential societal benefits\nContribution to desired outcomes","cbCaijZ65PMLQKj1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijZ65PMLQKj1","docx",43422,"English","# Purpose\n## When and How to Use\n## Preparation Before Writing\n## Format\n## Content to Include\n## Additional Tips\n# NSF One-Pager Template\n## Template Fields\n## Project Summary Sections","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of an NSF one-pager?\",\"answer\":\"A one-page project summary organizes ideas and allows NSF Program Officers to assess whether the research fits their program scope. 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