Get Clsi Proposal Submission - Canadian Light Source - Lightsource 2020-2025

Filling out the CLSI proposal submission form is a crucial step for researchers seeking access to the Canadian Light Source facilities. This guide will provide clear and comprehensive instructions on how to complete the form effectively, ensuring you capture all required information.

Follow the steps to complete the CLSI proposal submission form online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to download and access the proposal submission form in the online editor.
2. Fill in the basic details of the proposal, including the title of the proposal, type of proposal, and the duration of the research. This section sets the foundation of your submission.
3. In the 'Subject of Research' field, provide a brief summary of the research area your proposal addresses. This can help reviewers understand the context of your work.
4. List any industrial partners involved in the research. Indicate 'Yes' or 'No' to the question on whether they will be involved.
5. Add five key words that capture the essence of the research project. This is useful for indexing purposes and improving searchability.
6. Indicate potential funding sources that might support your research. This can enhance the credibility of your proposal.
7. Complete the 'Research Team' section by inputting the primary spokesperson’s details, including their name, email, institution, department, and status.
8. If applicable, list other research members and their positions to highlight the collaborative nature of your proposal.
9. Proceed to the 'Invoicing Details' section, where you will provide information on how the invoicing should be handled.
10. Compose a brief description of the research project, summarizing its importance, experimental plans, and how data collection will contribute to the goals stated.
11. In the 'Scientific Merit' section, articulate the hypothesis to be tested, the significance of the research, how it impacts the field, and the likelihood of success.
12. Outline the experimental procedures you intend to use, detailing the specifics of sample collection, imaging techniques, and data analysis methods.
13. In the 'Suitability' section, justify why the CLSI and specific beamline are optimal for your research needs.
14. Complete the 'Past Productivity' section, providing insights into previous work and experiences relevant to synchrotron research, if applicable.
15. Specify the 'Beamline Requirements' by listing your preferred techniques, equipment needs, and expected resolutions.
16. Indicate how many shifts are requested for your proposal and provide an anticipated timeline for execution.
17. Ensure that you address all the safety and materials requirements specified in the form, providing necessary information about biological and chemical safety.
18. Review the completed form for any missing information or errors, then save your changes, download a copy, and print or share the submission as needed.

Begin your submission process now and ensure your proposal is completed accurately to leverage the resources of the Canadian Light Source.