The next University of Lincoln Research Development Day will take place on Monday 16 December in ENG207.
These sessions are open to all academics and research support staff and will concentrate on grant writing skills, networking and Horizon 2020:
1. Grant Writing Skills: the Art of a Strong Proposal – Traps, Tricks and Techniques, 9am – 11:15am
This presentation covers the art of Grantmanship and is designed for all types of grant applications covering the do’s and dont’s when preparing a proposal together with the necessary building blocks, over and above the research context, with which to construct the application.
2. The Importance of Networking and how to be effective, 11:15am – 1:45pm
With an ever increasing emphasis on multi-disciplinarity, impact, dissemination, exploitation and outreach the network structure behind a research bid is an essential component to be competitive. This workshop presents an understanding of these requirements and the basic principles behind the networking process; helping to identify key players and stakeholders as well as how to approach them.
3. Strategic Opportunities Within Horizon 2020 and How to Address them, 2:30pm – 5pm
This session will introduce Horizon 2020 from a strategic position. The session will explain changes from the FP7 programme and provide a background for insights into the substantial opportunities and requirements for a Competitive Horizon 2020 bid.
You are able to attend as many workshops as you would like and there is no preparation necessary for any of the sessions. To book a place on any of these sessions please email research@lincoln.ac.uk.