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| Prof Mick Tuite |
We’ve almost finalised the programme of Grants Factory and Early Career
Researcher Network events for 2016/17. More details will be available
soon, and a full listing will be in Research Active, which will go out
in mid-October.
The first event will look at the ‘essential elements of a successful
application’. Everyone’s research is different, but successful funding
proposals share a number of common elements. Mastering these is essential if
your application is going to get the consideration it deserves, no matter how
good your underlying research idea is. This session will look at these, and
will provide insights into how to get them right.
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| Prof Paul Allain |
The speakers come from very different disciplines,
but it is their diverse backgrounds which is their strength: it shows that,
whether you’re applying to the AHRC or the BBSRC, you need to understand these
key elements. Mick Tuite is Professor of Molecular
Biology in the School of Biosciences and Paul Allain is Professor of Theatre
and Performance in the School of Arts. Using real life examples, they
will share their experience and knowledge, and you should come away from the
session with the basic tools for constructing a successful proposal. To get a
sense of what will be covered, have a look at notes from previous sessions here
and here.
This will be held at the Canterbury campus, but
will be run again at the Medway campus on 24 February 2017.
The event is free and open to all, and lunch will
be provided. However, places are limited, and it is always well attended, so do
let me know if you would like to come.
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