Practice on Proposal writing in Research Funding (October 11th, 2023)
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Central competences on proposal writing for third-party funding are an integral part of scientific education. To this end, we are offering a course for early career researchers considering or working on a draft for a research proposal (DFG or similar).
After sharing general information we discuss your questions on your research concepts or drafts for proposals. One of TU Darmstadt's Research Mentors (Foschungsmentoren) will share her or his knowledge from the perspective of both reviewer and applicant of research proposals.
Content:
- How do I write a successful research proposal?
- What needs to be considered regarding formalities and content?
- How do I enhance my chances in the process of the proposal application?
Target group: Advanced doctoral candidates and Post-Docs of all disciplines who work on a research proposal or plan to do so
Speakers:
- Dr. Stina Preuß | Directorate VI – Research Services & Technology Transfer, TU Darmstadt
- Dr. Angela Müller | Directorate VI – Ingenium, TU Darmstadt
Language: English
Date/Time: Wednesday, October 11th, 2023 | 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Location: S1|03 Old Main University Building (Hochschulstr. 1), Room 212
Registration: Please fill in the Ingenium registration form (wird in neuem Tab geöffnet).
Stina Preuß (wird in neuem Tab geöffnet) received her PhD as a sociologist from University of Heidelberg in the field of organisational and institutional sociology. She has been managing various projects (EU-Project ITSSOIN – University of Heidelberg/ EFRE-Project INTRA Lab) and established an innovation lab in the social welfare system. Stina Preuß is the person to contact regarding DFG funding (especially CRC, TRR) and the Hessian funding programme LOEWE.
Her motto: Share as much information needed for further, independent work. And not more.
Angela Müller (wird in neuem Tab geöffnet)is a literary scholar and received her doctorate from Justus Liebig University in Giessen and the Universidade Cathólica Portuguesa in Lisbon with a thesis on the South African writer J.M. Coetzee. After professional stages in foundation and cultural management, she switched to science management after her doctorate. At Ingenium, she coordinates the Ingenium networking programme and other networking events, as well as the Ernst Ludwig Mobility Grant for postdocs. She is also (career) advisor for prospective doctoral candidates, doctoral candidates and postdocs.
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