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NSF L.I.F.E. form Introduction February 4, 2020 Todd Abraham, PhD, MBA The Feedback Process Level-of-Interest Feedback Evaluation aka L.I.F.E. Level-of-Interest Feedback Evaluation On-Line Feedback for Scientists on project proposals


  1. NSF L.I.F.E. form Introduction February 4, 2020 Todd Abraham, PhD, MBA

  2. The Feedback Process Level-of-Interest Feedback Evaluation aka L.I.F.E.

  3. Level-of-Interest Feedback Evaluation • On-Line Feedback for Scientists on project proposals • Gives Faculty information • Not voting mechanism – multiple members of one company may complete • Reviewed tomorrow in IAB - basis For Dialogue

  4. Level-of-Interest Feedback Evaluation (L.I.F.E.): Process • At the end of each project presentation members rate level of interest & comment on projects • Faculty respond on LIFE site by 10 PM tonight! • IAB reviews LIFE results tomorrow

  5. Level-of-Interest Feedback Evaluation (L.I.F.E.): Process www.iucrc.com

  6. drop Case Dependent! Password: drop

  7. Industry members select Industry If you select Industry you will next see this …

  8. No special characters! *&# etc.!

  9. L.I.F.E. Comments & Questions § Comments § Questions § Offers of help, support, equipment, etc. § If needs change – What is the change? § Similar work elsewhere § Suggestions § Pre-competitive applications § Benefits and Relevance

  10. •Identifying information will not be shared during public IAB feedback sessions •Will be shared with the appropriate faculty member or Director to facilitate follow-up on specific suggestions .

  11. Can see the summary at any time

  12. PIs select [Faculty] If you select [Faculty] you will next see this …

  13. For your project, select “Respond to Comments”

  14. No special characters! *&# etc.! SELECT SUBMIT AFTER RESPONDING TO each page of comments. Multiple PI’s/Students can respond to a project.

  15. When done with comments go back up to the links in blue and select questions – then respond…..

  16. When done with all provide a brief summary – what themes did you hear? What other things emerged?

  17. You can do a final check by selecting “Summary”

  18. Here’s an example of what we might see during review.

  19. http://iucrc.com Password: drop

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