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DESCRIPTION:Educators:\nOlaf Wolkenhauer (RBC / de.stairs)\n\nDate:\n16th M
 arch 2020\, 10:00 – 12:30\n\nLocation:\nOnline\n\nContents:\nIn this sem
 inar I would like to share my experience as an applicant and reviewer for 
 proposals submitted for DFG\, BMBF and EU funding. Why? (i) Because I find
  it difficult to write successful proposals. (ii) Because\, as a young sci
 entist I would have liked to receive help for this important part of being
  a scientist and (iii) because I was elected to a DFG Review panel\, by my
  community\, and this is an opportunity to reward that trust.\n\nMy experi
 ence is of course limited\, and the advice will not be universally valid. 
 However\, I do hope to provide inspiration and motivation for your own gra
 nt proposal. Given that my own research is focused in the areas of bioinfo
 rmatics\, systems biology/medicine\, the seminar should be of interest for
  colleagues working on interdisciplinary research in the life sciences.\n\
 nIdeally\, the seminar is a conversation and discussion\, with lots of que
 stions being asked by the participants. During the seminar\, we shall iden
 tify general pattern in successful grant proposals\, which also apply to o
 ther forms of communication\, say in publications\, conference posters\, o
 r websites. The goal is to provide practical advice for your next applicat
 ion for a research grant.\n\nLearning goals:\n- Motivation and mindset (gr
 antmanship)\n- Differences between BMBF and DFG proposals.\n   - Analysing
  calls\n   - Identifying a suitable DFG programme/panel\n- Drafting/outlin
 ing the proposal\n   - Length and effort\n   - Dividing the proposal into 
 sections\n- Identifying a research gap\n- Designing work packages\n- Creat
 ing visual representations\n- Describing the state of the art and own prel
 iminary work\n- Things to watch out for and common mistakes\n- Additional 
 documents and their role in the evaluation\n- Submission and rebuttals\n- 
 Practical advice for summarising and communicating your research\n\nPrereq
 uisites:\nThe seminar is targeted at postdocs and junior group leaders. Ph
 D students in their final year may benefit if they are in the process of w
 riting a proposal at the time of this seminar.\n\nKeywords:\nGrantmanship\
 , Grant proposals
SUMMARY:Successful writing of bioinformatics grant proposals
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.denbi.de/training/1122-successful-writing-of-bioi
 nformatics-grant-proposals
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