Research Grant Search demo
Five high-fit calls from a plain request, each with eligibility, cost share and the limit per institution cited to the sponsor's solicitation, and capped calls opened as internal competitions 1:33
What the demo shows
Matches faculty to federal and foundation grants with eligibility cited, for research offices
A researcher types the work in plain words. Agents use only the profile lines the researcher approved, rank open calls by fit to their own abstracts, read each full solicitation and tick eligibility, cost share and limited submission with the clause quoted, and flag where the database summary disagrees. When a call is capped, the Internal Rules agent finds it on the limited-submission calendar, counts interest against slots and plans the internal dates back from the deadline; the research development officer opens the competition, the Director checks the announcement, and the Vice President for Research approves every selection. Nothing is applied for automatically.
Transcript
- Research Grant Search matches faculty to grants for research offices, with eligibility cited.
- Up to one in five federal calls caps proposals per university.
- Dr. Rafaela Quist asks: bridge corrosion monitoring, under five hundred thousand.
- Agents read her approved profile and each full solicitation.
- Five calls, three ticks each: eligible, cost share, limited submission.
- Every tick quotes the sponsor: here, twenty percent cost share.
- Each fit quotes her own words beside the call's.
- Here the summary says no limit. Section four says two per university.
- Halden's internal deadline is January ninth; four colleagues are interested. She joins.
- At nine thirty, Theo Marchetti opens the competition; the director checks it first.
- The vice president approves each selection; every step is audited.
- The aim: zero slots missed, every tick tied to the sponsor.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.