NSF GRFP 2019-2020

[jasbee]

11 hours ago, TheNewGuy said:

Hey all,

Where do you go to see the maintenance updates on FastLane? Thanks!

You should also see an update on the login page for the GRFP portal

https://www.research.gov/grfp/Login.do 

[letssee]

14 hours ago, Physicsisphysics said:

Hoping it's this Friday! I know in past years, people have found tricks to access results early, does anybody know if they still work?

I've never heard of that! That's really funny though, where did you hear about that?

[mitochondria_1]

12 hours ago, TheNewGuy said:

Hey all,

Where do you go to see the maintenance updates on FastLane? Thanks!

Here is the link: https://www.research.gov/grfp/Login.do

[mitochondria_1]

14 hours ago, Physicsisphysics said:

Hoping it's this Friday! I know in past years, people have found tricks to access results early, does anybody know if they still work?

First time I hear about it. Do you know what exactly they did to get access of their result early than expected?

[sgaw10]

I've never heard of early access to results

Edited March 26, 2020 by sgaw10

[Vaudevillain]

It happened a long time ago; I saw it in the 2009 threads. Apparently they were able to access their reviews via some link they weren't supposed to be able to access about a week early. This was also during the fastlane beta period, so I doubt there'll be the same issue with results leaking now.

[Aye AI, Matey!]

Not too much activity on Reddit, except for the somewhat buried thread attached. Someone called FastLane and all but confirmed early April. Fingers crossed for Friday 4/3!

 

Edited March 26, 2020 by Aye AI, Matey!

[Physicsisphysics]

Just now, Aye AI, Matey! said:

Not too much activity on Reddit, except for the somewhat buried thread attached. Someone called FastLane and all but confirmed Early April. Fingers crossed for Friday 4/3!

 

I've looked around old threads, and it seems this is the standard response. Even in months where results were released in March, the people on the phone always said early April. It could still be next Tuesday! 

[doctordoctor]

7 minutes ago, Physicsisphysics said:

I've looked around old threads, and it seems this is the standard response. Even in months where results were released in March, the people on the phone always said early April. It could still be next Tuesday! 

I'm still holding hope that its tomorrow

[mitochondria_1]

Lets hope we hear back next week!

[Physicsisphysics]

2 hours ago, doctordoctor said:

I'm still holding hope that its tomorrow

It could be, but they haven't announced any site maintenance

[TheNewGuy]

Looks like this week is a bust, too. Fingers crossed for the 31st!

[letssee]

While we're waiting, what did everyone apply under and is it your first time? I'm a 2nd year PhD applying for the first time under I-O psychology.

[jasbee]

Yep I'm officially giving up on hearing back tonight - hoping for better luck on Monday...

[Aye AI, Matey!]

1 hour ago, letssee said:

While we're waiting, what did everyone apply under and is it your first time? I'm a 2nd year PhD applying for the first time under I-O psychology.

I'm also a 2nd year PhD student applying for the first time. I applied under Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE).

 

Edited March 26, 2020 by Aye AI, Matey!

[oaktreechemist]

10 minutes ago, Aye AI, Matey! said:

I'm also a 2nd year PhD student applying for the first time. I applied under Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE).

 

Also a 2nd year Ph.D. applying for the first time! Chemistry - Macromolecular, Supramolecular, Nanochemistry 

[Marker]

Also a second year PhD student, applied for Comp/IS/Eng - Machine Learning

[surface4]

2nd-year PhD student applying for the first time. Geosciences - Hydrology.

[sgaw10]

First year PhD student applying for the first time in Biomedical Engineering.

[Vaudevillain]

2nd year PhD student applying for the first time in Ecology!

[SunnyBlues]

Senior Undergraduate, first time obv. in Materials Research

[mitochondria_1]

Graduated last year and will start grad school this year. This is my first time applying to the fellowship in the developmental biology field. 

[leilani_i]

PhD Student. I applied under Life Sciences, agricultural sciences and food sciences. I’m worried because I accepted an offer in Biological Education, instead of Agricultural sciences. My research is agricultural sciences related. I’m just not sure if offered that I will be able to accept. I know I can change the program after the first year, but the university doesn’t have an agricultural program. 

[CeXra]

Can someone find statistics on the people awarded fellowships based on hard science (life, biology, earth science, engineering, statistic, computer science etc.) and social science/humanities (psychology, sociology, criminal justice, anthropology, history, english, women studies, etc.) from previous years? Just wondering is all.  

Edited March 27, 2020 by CeXra

[Physicsisphysics]

Senior undergrad in physics!