Description

A deep tool focused on refining 'scientific questions' for NSFC projects. Starting from the researcher's topic, proposal rationale, or vague ideas, it applies the three-step refinement method (Gap → Tension → Question Sentence), the five-component structure for scientific questions, NSFC's four-category classification of scientific questions, anti-drift triangle verification, and pseudo-question blocking mechanisms to systematically distill research intentions into a group of scientific questions that meet NSFC review standards. It supports various project types including General Projects (3-4 scientific questions), Young Scientists Fund (2-3 scientific questions), Key Projects, and others, covering all disciplines such as management science, medicine, psychology, engineering, and information science. Output includes a structured refinement report with the complete five components, logical linkage diagram, KSQ-Gap Mapping Table, and review risk prediction.